Metsaman
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Will this winter never ends...
Shovel that XXXXing snow again
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davesl708
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I too am ready for spring.
Why are you complaining, you moved all that snow in under 2 minutes!!! 
We are actually just getting our first significant storm of the season tonight. Tractor is in the shop ready to see what tomorrow brings.. Thanks for posting the video.
We are actually just getting our first significant storm of the season tonight. Tractor is in the shop ready to see what tomorrow brings.. Thanks for posting the video.
check
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Now that's entertainment!
Why are you complaining, you moved all that snow in under 2 minutes!!!
:laughing:
Yes but this time a year You are just tired to snow...
Alien
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LOL I've never seen one of those little backhoes before. Rather ingenious....
blueriver
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Man you gotta slow down ... you aint making any $$$ by the hr!!!!!!
Gary Fowler
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It looks like you only need a tad of shoveling by using the backhoe to get most of the snow away from the building. Good job. The only white stuff we have seen this year is the occasional frost and not many days of that. It has really been a mild winter here. We usually get a couple of light snows per year, once as early as first week in December and as late as last of Feb. We don't have to worry about moving it though because within a few days it is always gone. Sure is pretty to see in the trees and covering up all the brown grass at least for a day or two.
I sure don't miss shoveling snow though like I had to do in Grand Isle New York when I lived there briefly. I could have used a tractor there just to clear the driveway when we would get 2-3 feet at a time. Had to do some in Calgary and Fort McMurray Canada also but it was light stuff and never much at a time so I never needed anything more than a snow shovel there.
I sure don't miss shoveling snow though like I had to do in Grand Isle New York when I lived there briefly. I could have used a tractor there just to clear the driveway when we would get 2-3 feet at a time. Had to do some in Calgary and Fort McMurray Canada also but it was light stuff and never much at a time so I never needed anything more than a snow shovel there.
k0ua
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+1 Loved your video. You turned a tedious job into an entertaining video.:thumbsup:
