jb62901
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Have 4" on the ground at 9 am here in SW Mi. they say 2-3 more on the way. Been ready, to much green around my unit. Fueled and ready and heat in the cab.
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating how many are ready for snow in the northeast..........
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We probably already have about a foot or so at the cottage, and it is still snowing. Plow is on the ATV, and blower is on the tractor. Can't wait!
chim
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Ready?? I'm praying that we get dumped on! Last year was the first I had a cab in the 24 years we lived here being out on an open tractor. Since the cab was completed we haven't had one plowable snow (but I did rush out and scrape before it melted). Earlier this week there was all of 2 or 3 inches left to play in till I got home from work.
The tractor is ready and there's an extra 15 gallons of treated diesel in the shed. No two forecasts match so it's a wait and see. Doesn't sound like we'll get nearly enough but any snow before Christmas is a bonus here.
The tractor is ready and there's an extra 15 gallons of treated diesel in the shed. No two forecasts match so it's a wait and see. Doesn't sound like we'll get nearly enough but any snow before Christmas is a bonus here.
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TMR
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Already got ours! Inland along the "upper elevations" of north shore of Lake Superior snowed for 60 hours with totals in our area between 36" to 40"+ part light snow with some heavy stuff mixed in at times…ah the "lake effect". Sure has laid a nice "base" in the woods for the winter 
Have a neighbor that keeps our U driveway plowed and he is already having problem finding place to put the snow and real tough back pulling in spots so I ended up shoveling a lot more than I enjoy. Good news is that he has a large loader he can come and move the piles back if he has to. After snow stopped temps dropped to -20F with much worse wind chills. This much snow in early December usually means a long winter with much more snow to come. Better than bare ground and -20 to -30F...that raises problems with everything with the deep ground freeze.
Have a neighbor that keeps our U driveway plowed and he is already having problem finding place to put the snow and real tough back pulling in spots so I ended up shoveling a lot more than I enjoy. Good news is that he has a large loader he can come and move the piles back if he has to. After snow stopped temps dropped to -20F with much worse wind chills. This much snow in early December usually means a long winter with much more snow to come. Better than bare ground and -20 to -30F...that raises problems with everything with the deep ground freeze.
Mechanized ME
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Already got ours! Inland along the "upper elevations" of north shore of Lake Superior snowed for 60 hours with totals in our area between 36" to 40"+ part light snow with some heavy stuff mixed in at times…ah the "lake effect". Sure has laid a nice "base" in the woods for the winter
Neat!
Mechanized ME
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Yep, plenty of Maine folks here, serviced my generator a couple of weeks ago! Just waiting for the storm, and yes be safe and warm everyone!
Rustyiron
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enterprisebbc
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Here in CT were expecting 6-8 and This is the first storm with my new old recond. plow. Bring it on