Snow Let's see your snow removal equipment
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WayneB
Elite Member
he he he
My chain gang.
Want to be careful with those child labor laws!
jjmarotz
Gold Member
Thanks Wayne!!! Plexi is on the bench and ready to cut to fit. I need to notch both sides to go around the canopy brackets tho. How's the best way to cut the plexi without splitting it? Jigsaw, hacksaw? Thanks.
Tractor Factor
Gold Member
Ha, I took one look at that picture and said to myself "hey, that looks like home" (I'm in Livingston County). Then I saw your signature and I knew that little green feller was the Creature of Cattaraugus County.
Northland
Platinum Member
Evil the Weasel
Platinum Member
It snowed here last night
Um, you forgot to link the pictures of you removing this with the 'bota.
Northland
Platinum Member
The snowblower is on a pallet in the forest and won't come out for another month hopefully
This dusting will melt within the next few days
Tractor Factor
Gold Member
Lovely. Almost like a Currier & Ives print. That first snowfall is always so beautiful, isn't it? By March it's just depressing.
bandit67
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The snowblower is on a pallet in the forest and won't come out for another month hopefully
That would give you a day or two to get it moved with the tractor before it melts. What's wrong with you?
Northland
Platinum Member
That would give you a day or two to get it moved with the tractor before it melts. What's wrong with you?
I am in no hurry to start blowing snow.
There will be more then enough snow this winter. I would like to cut down another 5 or 6 maple trees and skid them to my staging area so I will have some quality splitting time over the winter. I keep my box blade on for forest work until the snow is too deep and I need the blower on the back.
I am looking forward to snowshoeing though!