WinterDeere
Elite Member
Sorry, guys. This might be my fault. I bought some new hardware, and finally got my plow set up right last fall. That pretty much guaranteed we were going to get a warm winter with no real snow.
You are to blame!!Sorry, guys. This might be my fault. I bought some new hardware, and finally got my plow set up right last fall. That pretty much guaranteed we were going to get a warm winter with no real snow.
Thank you, I thought it was MY fault for getting plows on the Suburban & both tractors.Sorry, guys. This might be my fault. I bought some new hardware, and finally got my plow set up right last fall. That pretty much guaranteed we were going to get a warm winter with no real snow.
Phew. You've cleared my good name!Nope it’s my fault. Bought the new tractor, a plow, and a blower for it.
And then I also bought cross country skis and a season pass for downhill skiing at the local mountain.
Yeah Lou, I believe that my plowing is over, at least for my driveway. 4wd today with a couple inches of mud on top of frost.
Our coat of ice got covered by very cold dry snow. It did not stick to the ice. It just made it more slippery. Yuck. I did some 180's trying to go up a slight hill. JonMakes me glad, almost, that I have a good layer of ice. It will make plowing the next storm, maybe Tue/Wed 10", much easier than plowing in mud.
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Our coat of ice got covered by very cold dry snow. It did not stick to the ice. It just made it more slippery. Yuck. I did some 180's trying to go up a slight hill. Jon