Cure for sore neck from snow removal

[Don87]

Ya'all missed the most pertinent post.

A bottle of vodka.

Instructions: wet fingers with vodka, rub vigorously to affected area, drink two shots. Repeat as necessary:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Good Catch Egon

 

[jake98]

Ya'all missed the most pertinent post.

A bottle of vodka.

Instructions: wet fingers with vodka, rub vigorously to affected area, drink two shots. Repeat as necessary:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Good Catch Egon

That'll get ya doin the twist and shout! :laughing:

 

[brandoro]

I used the 3pt blower for quite a few years until my neck and upper back started to dislike being twisted up that much for that long. I finally went for the front mount blower and haven't looked back (pun intended)

 

[PILOON]

The mirrors work very well. I was able to do a half-hour of snow removal this morning without any painful neck movement. Vibration on the exterior mirror was not a problem at the speeds I operate while plowing with the loader.

The point of this thread is basically that junked school buses are a great source of mirrors and hardware for their installation on tractor cabs, and the things are hardly scarce.

And as I found out, the windows (rear door) are great for making your own cab (be sure to also take the gaskets).
Also under rear seats, the aux heaters are just what U need for a tractor cab heater.