Keystone State Thread

I was a little concerned when I heard my neighbor out shoveling at 6:00AM, but it appears that we have maybe an inch in Lancaster. That might be a little optimistic.

 

So what I thought was 3in was more like 8. And 3ft snow drifts. Did my driveway and side walks both mine and my two neighbors sidewalks. And was just doing finishing touch ups then the drive motor took a shit. But atleast it did it when I was done. But that thing is a tank to push back up the driveway with no drive gear.

 

Oh boy, what r u goingbto use tomorrow when the nor easter hits? Or is it going to miss you ? I see parts of New England is calling for 12 plus inches!!

 

Who knows. I think I need to tip it on its side and see if something came off. Normally that's what happens or a loose cable. But just came back in to thaw out. Couple times was blasted in the face and couldn't open my eyes. Left the truck running just to poke my head in and warm my face. Lol

 

Porter and his friend Shadow are loving it!

 

I just had to post this one twice!

 

First round of snowblowing is done!

 

Got a nice Blue Ridge bag today. This was for Christmas but had been out of stock for awhile. Pretty nice. A handy feature is that I can temporarily relocate my first-aid kit from the back of the center console to this bag, via the velcro patch on the front. The location that I have for the kit is great until I need to put the seats down. Now I can quickly move the bag for those occasions. Pics later.
Stock picture.

 

Purdy.

 

Unfortunately no, not with where I work. Splash hazards are more concerning then dust and sparks. I eventually gave up on them, because I almost tripped over the rail line. It isn’t worth it. Still had them with me in case I had to go back to where the issue was.

 

U may know this already but worth saying, they make various anti fog cleaners but my goto is car wax . May also help water collecting on them as well.

 

looks familiar , a few more inches of the fresh pow here

 

What kind of van is that? The dashboard looks similar to my uncle's 2006 Dodge Ram 2500, but that door with the expose metal is indicative of a van; Sprinter?!?!

 

This picture was taken by one of my parents when we were still living in the townhouse in Furlong, Pennsylvania; It was either January or February of 2010, and that is the dinky single-stage snowblower from the 1990s that we used to make due with.



In this picture, I am clearing our neighbor's driveway; We lived in areas where we didn't get obscene amounts of amount of snow for a combined total of six years (not consecutively), and this thing did not see a lot of use so it looked almost new. However, by 2011 it had this annoying habit of throwing it's drive belt at random, and I honestly have no idea what the hell happened to it...

 

The winter of 2009-2010 was absolutely brutal in my area, with seemingly neverending snow; Here I am with my truck, which was like three months old at the time, in December 2009...