Garage is up & Snow plow is mounted
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Hey MArk: Lloyd from CT here, Looks pretty nice(Tractor & Shed)where did you order the barn from? I like the plow set-up,did it like that for years.Now I have it on my old jeep p-u(truckonly has 21k orig miles and plows like a champ-lots of fun in the summer too)boy it sure is off to a nice cold start in new england,hi only around 20 here-YIKES-Take care
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EDT,
The Garage is made By Clear Span http://www.farmtek.com It is called there Classic two car garage.
The cost with S+H to my door was $1560. It is a bit of a challange to assemble alone, it's like putting up a HUGE erector set and you want to make sure you have as level a location as possible. But for the money spent, I love it.
The Garage is made By Clear Span http://www.farmtek.com It is called there Classic two car garage.
The cost with S+H to my door was $1560. It is a bit of a challange to assemble alone, it's like putting up a HUGE erector set and you want to make sure you have as level a location as possible. But for the money spent, I love it.
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Thomas,
To finaly answer your question of
<font color=blue>when you have your snow blade at 45 degrees,how far do you have the blade be on your rear tire?</font color=blue>
When my blade is angled to either side, it sticks out beyond the width of the rear tires approx. 1 foot.
To finaly answer your question of
<font color=blue>when you have your snow blade at 45 degrees,how far do you have the blade be on your rear tire?</font color=blue>
When my blade is angled to either side, it sticks out beyond the width of the rear tires approx. 1 foot.
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Thanks for the info Mark.
The Weather Channel was a tad off on this storm..3 to 5 inches they said over and over..woke up 7 1/2" another 1 1/2" when all said and done. /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif
I'll take this 36F for plowing any day. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The Weather Channel was a tad off on this storm..3 to 5 inches they said over and over..woke up 7 1/2" another 1 1/2" when all said and done. /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif
I'll take this 36F for plowing any day. /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
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Thomas,
You got a whole lot more than we did.
I checked and cleaned walkways at 14 of my houses in a 4 town area, and there was anything from 1.5 inches at some of them to almost nothing at others.
You got a whole lot more than we did.
I checked and cleaned walkways at 14 of my houses in a 4 town area, and there was anything from 1.5 inches at some of them to almost nothing at others.
