How highs the water mama?

EastTexFrank · Jan 22, 2005

( I can hear a big dump comming )

Nah ..... can't touch that one. Moderators relax.

PineRidge · Jan 22, 2005

I know what you mean about cabs. I was fortunate, my neighbor stopped over this morning in his cabbed TN. While he was having a cup of coffee that we gave him he was gracious enough to let me use his TN to plow our 700' drive. Must have looked strange to the neighbors, me being in that tractor with a short sleeve shirt grinning from ear to ear.

Gosh I'm starting to think about cabs myself now.......

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frank_f15 · Jan 22, 2005

just cleared 14" of light snow off the drive, 5 deg +20 MPH wind and this old coot froze his ---- off.

HOW HIGH IS THE WATER MAMMA? 4 FT. HIGH AND RISING I also am a JC fan. both JC'S, johnny cash , and the big JC /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

JDgreen227 · Jan 22, 2005

"And this old coot froze his...."

HEY FRANK...don't complain, you will give those worker ants an excuse to pick on you...

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I'm in the same situation though, cleared our driveway and four of my neighbor's, 10 to 12 inches of new snow, 8 degrees and a blasting wind that piled drifts waist high in several places. And I'm going back out early tomorrow and get more seat time...ain't retirement FUN????

r0GuE · Jan 23, 2005

My shed is in the back of my yard, and rolling through the 12 - 15 inches to get to the drive was a little like sailing! If not for the AG's, I'm afraid old orange would be a lawn ornament till spring!

I got the 60" rear blade for the BX last year... I am VERY sorry I didn't get a 72"! I was worried I couln't push it, but I certainly could. I have a woods. I wonder if I can just change the blade for not too much $$$.