Kyle_in_Tex
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Man I feel for youz guyz up there. Looks like another front coming through dropping temps from the teens to the minuses.
Go get some more wood ready.
Go get some more wood ready.
Good morning!!!!
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farmer2009
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30 this morning headed to 38 today. Well the slush from yesterday froze back last night. We have about 6 inches of a very wet half frozen half melted snow left. Ground is froze and ditches are plugged. Nice big mess. Birds start leaving tomorrow and it's supposed to be cold. Maybe I can get a few more spots cleaned up and some more will melt.
Drew are you still looking for a generator? I ran across these guys online. Object moved I know nothing about them other than they advertise some low hour Gen sets for what seams like reasonable prices.
Drew are you still looking for a generator? I ran across these guys online. Object moved I know nothing about them other than they advertise some low hour Gen sets for what seams like reasonable prices.
Buppies
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MossflowerWoods
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23 pages behind this time. Seems I've become a TBN slacker...
I posted in the seat time thread. I did a little back-dragging the snow to try to clear some of the driveway.
I noticed an odd sensation like the left rear had a flat spot. a shudder/thump every rotation of the tire.
Any ideas what that might be?
Be well all,
David
I posted in the seat time thread. I did a little back-dragging the snow to try to clear some of the driveway.
I noticed an odd sensation like the left rear had a flat spot. a shudder/thump every rotation of the tire.
Any ideas what that might be?
Be well all,
David
dave1949
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Frozen tire fluid?
MossflowerWoods
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They are filed with RV antifreeze I believe, but that is what I suspected might be happening.
It has warmed up today and I'm thinking I will go spend an hour in the slush so maybe I an get my car down the hill to my carport...
I will see if it is still happening.
Thanks,
David
sodamo
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66°F and another couple inches rain - 4.89 for this storm so far.. Not complaining. Pool and catchment tanks have recovered.
Be safe
Have a great day
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Be safe
Have a great day
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RoyJackson
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2015-02-22, 1208
Just finished clearing up with the bucket. Man! Will I be happy to get the snow blower hitched to the 4520's 3PH! The loader bucket did OK, but snow blowers just do so much better! The bucket does OK, but leaves a lot of windrows.
I did have to move some frozen stuff so the postal guy (girl?) could get to my neighbor's (part timer, here on weekends only) mail box. There were some tall (5-6 foot or more) piles...more like a wall, left from the previous township "plowing". That's in quotes since the township plowing is so halfassed. I was actually a bit surprised how well the 4520 did. The finishing touches were done by my neighbor since I didn't want to get too too close to his mailbox.
Anyway, work is done...time for a beer!
Just finished clearing up with the bucket. Man! Will I be happy to get the snow blower hitched to the 4520's 3PH! The loader bucket did OK, but snow blowers just do so much better! The bucket does OK, but leaves a lot of windrows.
I did have to move some frozen stuff so the postal guy (girl?) could get to my neighbor's (part timer, here on weekends only) mail box. There were some tall (5-6 foot or more) piles...more like a wall, left from the previous township "plowing". That's in quotes since the township plowing is so halfassed. I was actually a bit surprised how well the 4520 did. The finishing touches were done by my neighbor since I didn't want to get too too close to his mailbox.
Anyway, work is done...time for a beer!
All In A Days Work
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35° here right now heading to 54° so they say. Hope you guys out East warm up soon. Out West we haven't enough snow to even use the snow-blower for the last two years. Kind of scary in a way. We have had more rain then in the past and last year we got a lot of snow up high but not this year.
Installed a horn on my tractor last night for kicks and grins. Also wired it for work lights now I just need the lights.
Installed a horn on my tractor last night for kicks and grins. Also wired it for work lights now I just need the lights.
buckeyefarmer
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We ended up with about 8" of snow. sunny and around 40 now, got the driveway shoved off with the loader, and it's melting good. supposed to be back down to 0*F tomorrow night.
See we have a picture posting problem again.
We ended up with about 8" of snow. sunny and around 40 now, got the driveway shoved off with the loader, and it's melting good. supposed to be back down to 0*F tomorrow night.
See we have a picture posting problem again.
