Snow Plowing Neighbors and Family Driveways with Kubota MX5400 and Rear Blade

Plowing the neighbors and families driveways with the Kubota MX5400 and Rear Blade

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Cranberry Twp. Pa 16066

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We live in Western Pa. and Have around 100 Acres of Land, About 1/2 is ours the rest is my moms, We have 4 kids and two grandchildren, 3 Golden Retrievers and one Cat. We enjoy working on our property and making improvements. We sell firewood and soon will be selling hardwood lumber.

[ShockSgt]

"Winter Time Pretty" - Will be remembering that quote of yours at the end of this video for ever. In addition to using to using it.

[willk]

Gitter Done! Thats wat them machines and implements were made to do...

[MOzarkMike]

I just spent several minutes reading through the comments. Your subscribers are in large majority a great bunch of people. All positive and forward thinking, people of goodwill, kindness and encouragement. Makes me feel good about the future of humankind amid all that’s going crazy these days.

[markw]

I would argue that a heated cab is also in the heated driveway category. Yes I'm completely jealous. I'm thinking pop off the loader and mount up a front mounted hydraulic angle plow. Shorter is always better when plowing. I have a 4231 ventrac with a plow, what a blast to plow with a small articulating machine. It used to be motorcycles, now it's tractors/equipment. As I age the value of hydraulic levers increases.

[rphiliprogers]

Good evening everyone, 48º in Kansas City. It is difficult to have an early comment with these afternoon videos, I’m busy at the Stihl store. Next week I will be performing my first pilgrimage to Stihl in Virginia Beach. Stay safe, be humble & kind and have a day. 251k

[mikedraper]

I thought that curvy heated driveway was the throne that Tom installed. Your family is blessed to have you and Levy ready on the shovel.

[davidbishop]

I enjoy watching you plow the snow. I can watch you or any other type of plowing, grading or dirt removal. I guess I just want to be out there also. Hope Eva is doing well. Stay safe.

[theodoredugranrut]

Thanks Mike
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[devarskinner]

Boy that northeast sure is some beautiful country, certainly worth all the fun hard work. Prayin for ya all. God bless friends. Devo

[MB]

You should get a snowblower and a plow. That would be one killer setup with that tractor. Add a tow strap and shovel and you’ve got the Mike Morgan Snow Strorm bail out kit!

[rodneyscrivner]

Back blade is the way to go, awesome job

[tuscarorahomestead]

I bought a regular pick up plow 8 foot power angle modified a quick attach plate mounted it to it and a put some hydraulic lines to fit my skid steer and plow with it now I love it you should try one and see what you think!

[chuckshefflette]

Love watching you plow. We got between 10 and 15 inches from the storm here in NE Ohio. I have a B2301 with a loader and 72" back blade. Clearing my drive and the neighbor's drive was pretty easy but I saw you do something that made me stop and think - pushing in reverse with the back blade. In the back of my mind I knew you could do that but never really thought to try it. That would have made moving some of the mess a lot easier. I'll have to keep that in mind for the next storm. It's warm here today - made it to 42 and has started to cool off. It's supposed to be below zero Saturday morning! Glad to hear everyone there is doing well. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos!

[vancasdorph]

Always good to have a neighbor that is a mechanic!

[barryhoneycutt]

Prayers continue ya'll feel like family to me.. from Texas Love Bear

[thomasstrout]

Nice Job plowing. It is satisfying like mowing the grass. I know the feeling about being responsible for keeping large parking lots and roadways clear and safe during the winter. It builds up tension that does not go away until spring. You are responsible for many other people’s jobs and ability to work. You think how you could finish if something breaks by having plan “B” and plan “C” ready. Your house and yard come second and that feels bad. The truth is you are not in control when going up against Mother Nature. She always wins. Making sure the heat stays on in commercial buildings is the same kind of stress. I won’t miss it when I retire.

[larry_hilarioquintana]

Hello Morgans, just want to let you know I received my Outdoor with the Morgans shirt, it is so cool, love it, thank you Melissa for the note with the shirt, I really enjoy you guys!

[simpleman]

Watching this iam very glad I went with a 8' rear blade that 6' looks a little small when it's offsets like you have it

[johnnyhomegrownholmgren]

That is how I learned to drive a tractor! 👍 I don’t know how many hours I spent on a MF 35 with a rear blade and a bucket... Just a simple cab on it, no heat and no wipers... And hardly any worklights! 🤣 But I’m happy for all the experience it gave me, especially in my young years. (Started to learn when i was 12 years old.) Sadly no pictures... Best wishes from Sweden! 🇸🇪

[FriendlyCleaningKC]

They are dropping off our L3560 tomorrow, had to get some work done to the loader… the dealer had it a month so I’ve missed out on two snow storms that I had to shovel my driveway. Can’t wait to get it back