Looking4new
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- Northern Ontario, Canada
- Tractor
- 2012 Kioti CK27HST w/cab
22 and going to 32F. Wind E 6 mph. "Periods of snow". It is not snowing right now, but that will change.
They call for 2 cm. So I will translate that to 2" today, tonight and tomorrow.
I got the clevis I will adapt to the tractor. There will be NO more pulling from the three point. It will go on the frame work under the axle that the draw bar swings within. I may even get ambitious and put the draw bar back on.
There are some people up here that live on their boats year round. They set up a couple of bubblers at the bow and stern, put up frame work for plastic sheeting and heat the cabin. The marina I am in closes from thanksgiving to May 24th weekend. I can usually get onto the boat right after they set it back down in the water after ice out. Sometime around mid to late April.
If you were able to get an icebreaker into my marina you would need one that will go through 4-6' of ice. That is no problem you say, but the depth in the marina is only 7'. I am afraid your ice breaker would run aground before you ever got any ice broke.
According to 'weather underground', there is a little snow cloud headed directly for Toronto. Right now it is threatening Bay City, MI.
I don't know if they still have the policy or not, but back in the 80s, Toronto mandated that after any snow their roads would be clear of the snow within 24 hours. So the sheeple drive on the snow today, get dry roads for a couple of days and then bam, right back on snow covered roads. Over the couple of days on dry roads they forget how to drive on the snow.
Up here it is getting just as bad. I would rather have the roads snow covered from November to March. They would be smoother then.
Andrew, you could eliminate the bed frame and put the mattress directly on the floor. A few years of that and the kids might appreciate a bed frame.
You guys with kids that are having problems, I can sympathize with you. I raised two that were both ADHD. I can tell you from experience that Ritalin although it does slow them down is not the end all be all answer. Later in life they develop depression. Mine did anyway. He is 50 now and depressed, hears voices in his head and is the reason I cannot have guns in this house according to the goobermint. (I cannot get a gun license as long as there is someone living in the house that has been diagnosed mentally impaired [Bi-polar].) Drugs do keep him on a fairly even keel. His wife tells him when to take his dope.
daugen, I don't have the time in summer to go marina shopping, so I do it in winter. The marina I am in now charges me $3,700.oo/year plus winterizing another $700.oo. They want their money by May, but in winter I am cash strapped so I pay for the slip in the fall for the next year. They like that arrangement, but not enough to give me a break on the winterizing.
You guys have a good day
They call for 2 cm. So I will translate that to 2" today, tonight and tomorrow.
I got the clevis I will adapt to the tractor. There will be NO more pulling from the three point. It will go on the frame work under the axle that the draw bar swings within. I may even get ambitious and put the draw bar back on.
There are some people up here that live on their boats year round. They set up a couple of bubblers at the bow and stern, put up frame work for plastic sheeting and heat the cabin. The marina I am in closes from thanksgiving to May 24th weekend. I can usually get onto the boat right after they set it back down in the water after ice out. Sometime around mid to late April.
If you were able to get an icebreaker into my marina you would need one that will go through 4-6' of ice. That is no problem you say, but the depth in the marina is only 7'. I am afraid your ice breaker would run aground before you ever got any ice broke.
According to 'weather underground', there is a little snow cloud headed directly for Toronto. Right now it is threatening Bay City, MI.
I don't know if they still have the policy or not, but back in the 80s, Toronto mandated that after any snow their roads would be clear of the snow within 24 hours. So the sheeple drive on the snow today, get dry roads for a couple of days and then bam, right back on snow covered roads. Over the couple of days on dry roads they forget how to drive on the snow.
Up here it is getting just as bad. I would rather have the roads snow covered from November to March. They would be smoother then.
Andrew, you could eliminate the bed frame and put the mattress directly on the floor. A few years of that and the kids might appreciate a bed frame.
You guys with kids that are having problems, I can sympathize with you. I raised two that were both ADHD. I can tell you from experience that Ritalin although it does slow them down is not the end all be all answer. Later in life they develop depression. Mine did anyway. He is 50 now and depressed, hears voices in his head and is the reason I cannot have guns in this house according to the goobermint. (I cannot get a gun license as long as there is someone living in the house that has been diagnosed mentally impaired [Bi-polar].) Drugs do keep him on a fairly even keel. His wife tells him when to take his dope.
daugen, I don't have the time in summer to go marina shopping, so I do it in winter. The marina I am in now charges me $3,700.oo/year plus winterizing another $700.oo. They want their money by May, but in winter I am cash strapped so I pay for the slip in the fall for the next year. They like that arrangement, but not enough to give me a break on the winterizing.
You guys have a good day
