blunosr
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Feb 7, 2010
- Messages
- 86
- Location
- Northern BC, Canada
- Tractor
- Kubota MX5000, Ford 5000, Massey Ferguson 1080, Bobcat A300
Hi, I just went out for my morning coffee. It was -31C (that's about -24F) without windchill. My truck wasn't happy with me. It was only -20C (-4F) yesterday so I didn't plug the block heater in... It's plugged in now.
This whole "Global Warming" thing is a hard sell with me. And from my point of view, a little warming would be ok. The planet was a lot warmer when the dinosaurs were around, and they were big... there must have been plenty of food around back then. And in the Carboniferous Period (that's when all the coal was deposited) the planet was a giant jungle, and about 10-15 degrees warmer on average and life flourished... Just sayin'
I did have my old 1966 Ford 5000 running yesterday (-20C/-4F) to clear snow. It liked being plugged in for a few hours, but it started right up. And ran great after it warmed up although the hydraulics were sluggish for the first while.
It's too cold today, I'm just going to hibernate...
Bye for now,
This whole "Global Warming" thing is a hard sell with me. And from my point of view, a little warming would be ok. The planet was a lot warmer when the dinosaurs were around, and they were big... there must have been plenty of food around back then. And in the Carboniferous Period (that's when all the coal was deposited) the planet was a giant jungle, and about 10-15 degrees warmer on average and life flourished... Just sayin'
I did have my old 1966 Ford 5000 running yesterday (-20C/-4F) to clear snow. It liked being plugged in for a few hours, but it started right up. And ran great after it warmed up although the hydraulics were sluggish for the first while.
It's too cold today, I'm just going to hibernate...
Bye for now,