BGL990
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I've always thought that the tractor was the accessory you buy that allows you to use your loader ....
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having a loader is awesome...
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SacandagaBrad
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I guess i'll never be able to do without one. )</font>
Same here! I told my neighbor on the day it was delivered (and he rolled his eyes at another toy) that we would never lift anything again. And we rarely do. I'm amazed at how many uses I have found for it, never would have guessed it when I was buying it. Now if I can just figure out how to get it through the front door into the living room to move some furniture around /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
We had about a foot of snow this weekend. Took care of the serious stuff with the rear blower. The neighbors really liked it when the snow slid off the roof and overcompacted in piles 4' high. Then on to play time. The place we're in now is flat with no place for the kids to snowboard. I do have a parking area that is raised and stonewalled about 3' higher than the rest of the yard. Built a snowboarding hill with the loader from both sides, I think I had more fun building it than they do going down. At least winter is finally here. First day above zero in the morning in about 5 days. Better than rain and mud.
Brad
Same here! I told my neighbor on the day it was delivered (and he rolled his eyes at another toy) that we would never lift anything again. And we rarely do. I'm amazed at how many uses I have found for it, never would have guessed it when I was buying it. Now if I can just figure out how to get it through the front door into the living room to move some furniture around /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
We had about a foot of snow this weekend. Took care of the serious stuff with the rear blower. The neighbors really liked it when the snow slid off the roof and overcompacted in piles 4' high. Then on to play time. The place we're in now is flat with no place for the kids to snowboard. I do have a parking area that is raised and stonewalled about 3' higher than the rest of the yard. Built a snowboarding hill with the loader from both sides, I think I had more fun building it than they do going down. At least winter is finally here. First day above zero in the morning in about 5 days. Better than rain and mud.
Brad
rdln
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A cul-de-sac is a dead end street until the developer sells all the lots on it to people that think they are living on a quiet dead end street and then develops the parcel next to the sub paving that funny little .2 acre lot to gain access to the main road for that new sub.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Just think, if you would have had that loader 10 years ago you would not be having back problems today )</font>
Yep.. can't argue there.
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I'm afraid it is going to be a slow recovery.
I've still got neck and right shoulder (scapula?) pain. And 1 out of 3 times bending over gives me a jab in the neck.. though not nearly as bad as 3 weeks ago. No problems with setting down or standing / laying down for extended periods though. ( thankfully ).
I'm just trying to take it as easy as I can.. and not have to hire a troop of workers to get my chores done!
Thanks for asking!
Soundguy
Yep.. can't argue there.
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( How is that back? Hope you are all better.
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I'm afraid it is going to be a slow recovery.
I've still got neck and right shoulder (scapula?) pain. And 1 out of 3 times bending over gives me a jab in the neck.. though not nearly as bad as 3 weeks ago. No problems with setting down or standing / laying down for extended periods though. ( thankfully ).
I'm just trying to take it as easy as I can.. and not have to hire a troop of workers to get my chores done!
Thanks for asking!
Soundguy
