Winter Coming

[flowerfarmer]

flowerfarmer.
"I've been using a walk behind blower"

Yep, walk behind blower still have there advantage in tight spots.

and there are times when only a shovel will do

 

[cspot]

and there are times when only a shovel will do

That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:

 

[flowerfarmer]

That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:

Do you have a suggestion for getting my 61 inch wide tractor down a 36 inch wide path?:laughing: My solution is to hand my step son the shovel.:thumbsup:

 

[dave1949]

Do you have a suggestion for getting my 61 inch wide tractor down a 36 inch wide path?:laughing: My solution is to hand my step son the shovel.:thumbsup:

That 36" wide path can be fixed with the right attachments. I'd be doing it before the step son leaves home :laughing:
Dave.

 

[Diamondpilot]

You have any pics?

Here ya go. I also have a 21" walk behind snow blower that takes care of the walks along with just a regular old snow shovel.

Chris

 

[Timber]

I guess it is time to dig out the plow and get her ready

 

[bstrom]

care for some wet Maine coast snow?

 

[big bubba]

keep the purchases up & these dire necessities going (& don't forget the credit along the way)......the economy needs consumers like y'all

 

[cspot]

That 36" wide path can be fixed with the right attachments. I'd be doing it before the step son leaves home :laughing:
Dave.

DITTO

 

[dave1949]

That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:

Shovel is a dirty word for me. That's what tractors are for.

I hand shovel some across the overhead doors so I don't have to chance getting too close with the FEL, and about 4' square for the door into the house. Most shoveling I do is to clear snow away to let the dog get out into the fenced yard. I hate to shovel snow and have arranged things to avoid it as much as possible.
Dave.