Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons

[missourithunder]

Treemonkey1000,
You didn't offend anyone trust me. I know what you mean about mountains. I grew up in Colorado.

MT

 

[ovrszd]

That's Missouri? looks like the North Pole!

Didn't think you guys got that kind of snow.

JB.

We've had 30" this year. Got 59" last year.

 

[ovrszd]

It isn't that much....they just don't know how to build roads.

True That!!!!

 

[banzai runner]

Here's mine, pushin' in the front, blowin' in the rear...hmmm maybe I ought to rephrase that...

 

[k0ua]

Sounds like my property except reversed front to back. Makes field work or loader work exciting at times! I never drive with a load in my bucket without my hand on the joystick ready to drop it down in an instant. I hate that pucker feeling you get when the rear wheels come off the ground!

Anything done is the back yard is at a crawl, and turning around is something you give a lot of thought to. When I came here I sold my nice NH TC33DA back at the old place, because I didn't think I could even operate a tractor here, but missed it so much I bought another.. You can operate here, just have to always be on edge, some places more than others, but I cherish what little flat ground I have here, and I have made a bunch more of it, at not small expense.

James K0UA

 

[beenthere]

Meanwhile, back to the subject of this thread. :confused3:

 

[D33r3 6r33N]

I think the highest elevation in Ohio when I was there is about 1500 above Sea level and they called that the mountains. 1500' around here is just some big mole hills....
So I apologize to any I may have offended.

Man...you aren't doing very well. The highest point in Ohio is Campbell Hill at 1,549'. That is unless the landfill needs to knock down the hill again.:laughing::thumbsup:

 

[Treemonkey1000]

Man...you aren't doing very well. The highest point in Ohio is Campbell Hill at 1,549'. That is unless the landfill needs to knock down the hill again.:laughing::thumbsup:

Oh owww that's going to hurt some feelings. Get out the climbing gear we are going to climb Cambell Hill.. Do they need extra oxygen to climb that?:laughing:

 

[jayste]

Nice on the wedgie.

Took me awhile to figure what the pic with blue and yellow cans, but thinking it is your ATV (with some extra's........maybe for caring for the horses? )

You are correct sir! That has been my view for several days now...or at least one of them. I didn't get one of the tractor view. We got 3-4" more yesterday morning early. I was feeling a little under the weather so my wife had to do the feeding and such. Oh, the blue and yellow cans are diesel that I was hauling down to the shop building to put in the Kubota. If you look close enough you'll see the tire valve stem that I added to assist in pouring through these new fangled cans. The idea came from some of our compadres here on TBN. Works great!:thumbsup: Yes, the "wedgie" got a little use until I could get to the blade. I haven't broke out my blower yet......:laughing:

 

[DMF]

Meanwhile, back to the subject of this thread. :confused3:

Hows this?