Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Snow Is Coming!!!

bruceha2000 · Nov 1, 2011

PatasColo said:
Time for the Weekly Wednesday snow storm.

Sounds like here a few years back. My daughter's Theatre on Ice team practiced Wed mornings at 5:40. EVERY freakin' Wed it would be bad weather. Snow storm, ice, whatever. NEVER on Tuesday, NEVER on Thursday, ALWAYS on Wednesday.

CompactTractorFan · Nov 1, 2011

RadarTech said:
now that is funny.....

Oh, you think so???

RadarTech · Nov 2, 2011

CompactTractorFan said:
Oh, you think so???

Yes, mam I do....

elfmidi · Nov 28, 2011

Not a single flake on the ground way at the top of Northern Maine.

Less snow means less diesel and that's a good thing!:thumbsup:

Machold · Nov 28, 2011

None yet, just warmer than usual and, now, rain. And it's the end of Nov! Maybe Dec will come in like a lion...

john Harper · Nov 28, 2011

Here in the interior of British Columbia we do expect snow soon. We have had some, but so far no need to bring out the machines. However, if it does snow we are ready with our JD 4310, loader, and eight foot back blade. If we get a major snow fall we can back that up with our JD 450 C track loader.

Leroux · Nov 28, 2011

Here in Western Colorado we haven't had enough to cover the ground - but bet we will before next June!:laughing:

CompactTractorFan · Nov 29, 2011

john Harper said:
Here in the interior of British Columbia we do expect snow soon. We have had some, but so far no need to bring out the machines. However, if it does snow we are ready with our JD 4310, loader, and eight foot back blade. If we get a major snow fall we can back that up with our JD 450 C track loader.

That is a major snow weapon!!!

grsthegreat · Nov 29, 2011

Well ive done some snow plowing with tracked dozer in the past, and i really tore up the ground as the gravel road wasnt frozen yet.....even with street tread on it...

RockyNY · Nov 29, 2011

We haven't had much snow to speak of yet this season. Probably only 6" so far. If December comes in like a lion, we're in trouble. Because it's been such a mild fall, the waters of Lake Erie are staying relatively warm, 4 degrees above normal. A sudden cold snap means we get pummeled with lake effect snow for a longer period of time.