ready for winter

Highbeam · Nov 12, 2005

In the first post, your top bucket lip sure looks nice. I have bent mine a few times now and forgot how nice it used to look.

I'm hoping for enough snow to shovel out of my little driveway. You guys up north get to have all the fun.

RedRocker · Nov 12, 2005

Winter /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif, it's in the 70's here today, I'm begining to think we're Florida or something. Nice rig, you realize it won't snow now that you're ready for it. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

cag · Nov 12, 2005

Al, I like your idea and will do the same. I have a hard time just fitting my hand in there. This morning I was kind of in a rush when I posted the pics, the first pic is my 72" snow bucket, so highbeam, my 60" bucket is pretty banged up too. I'm sure the 72" will look the same after awhile, and that's ok, it'll give it character...cag

DrewL · Nov 12, 2005

..........and you wonder why people are ssssooooo crabby up here. I held a door open for a guy here today who was on his cell phone and complained I was in his way /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

winter, tell me why I live here again?

BigDogues · Nov 12, 2005

Hey Cag, I couldn't help notice your portable garage in your pics. How do you like it? Do you house your tractor in there? I have been thinking of buying one myself in the 12' x 20' x 10' size. Might even go for a 24'. To help me justify it, since it really will be a temporary shelter till I get my new house built, I am considering going with the translucent fabric so I can use it as a greenhouse in the future.