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Eat a couple boiled eggs with that and blow the sheets off the bed. Add a Snickers bar and it'll stick to the inside of your victim's nose.

 

Right now, it just me and the dog. I couldn't do that to her. There'll be lots for the freezer though, so I'll store that plan away in the memory banks for when my lady comes out from the city for a visit.

 

Texas standards, all gate posts must meet compliance codes during construction phase, I didn't make this up, I just abide by the rules ok.

 

The Gravely got a workout this morning, I blew the driveway into my cabin, almost 1/2 mile

When the snow is deep I wish it had more power,

 

Cool pictures, thanks for sharing

 

it was a nice bright cool morning , -18 C ,,,,-1 F

 

Wow Joe...I still haven't fired up my tractor and blower yet this season. We've only got about 5 inches on the ground. From the land of the lake effect snowfall (before 2010) Now we only get a big dump of snow once every year or two.

 

I have the great Georgian Bay snow maker 10 miles to the west so we get a good amount ,

 

Understood. With sustained westerly winds and warm lake ontario we get lake effect sometimes, but not like you do. (Prince Edward County here, the blob sticking down into Lake Ontario)

 

Looks like we maybe getting snow Sunday night into Monday.... still undetermined on how much.... “still tracking” it’s path. All they know is, it’s cold enough for snow..... wtf

 

What is snow?

 

Gonna be a long night tonight. Loading out the rest of my coworkers dirt and hauling it to my house. It's probably a good 14 yards. He thinks we'll get it in 2 loads but it's gonna be 3. Hauled the Cub to work this morning.

 

Are you using that trailer? Remind me of the specs on it?

 

Hmmmmm... I don't know

 

I think it's 16x7. It belongs to my coworker's friend. No brakes on it which it really need for this. We loaded it a little lighter this time (~3000lbs) cuz last time was really dangerous. It was pushing his Armada all over the place and the brakes were stinking to high heaven. We finished up at 12:30 last night. I'm sure his residential neighbors were wonder WTH we were up to loading dirt with a tractor after midnight lol.

On the road following him to my house after load 1


Last load somewhere around midnight.

 

Bush hog redo time and some chains on the back.

 

Storm ready.

 

Like your set up.... I still like orange alittle bettee

 

Straight from the splitter to the bucket, no bending over to pick up pieces...then straight into the wood stack. Good planning

 

Here is my snow mover, 1973-5 Ford LGT 145 built by Jacobsen. 14 HP Kohler K series engine.
I have about a half dozen of these, this one is my current favorite because it runs. The grill isn't original, someone put some time into building it.
Bought the first one about 25 years ago, plowed uncountable tons of snow with these.