Winter Coming

   / Winter Coming #61  
flowerfarmer.
"I've been using a walk behind blower"

Yep, walk behind blower still have there advantage in tight spots.

and there are times when only a shovel will do
 

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#62  
and there are times when only a shovel will do

That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:
 
   / Winter Coming #63  
That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:

Do you have a suggestion for getting my 61 inch wide tractor down a 36 inch wide path?:laughing: My solution is to hand my step son the shovel.:thumbsup:
 
   / Winter Coming #64  
Do you have a suggestion for getting my 61 inch wide tractor down a 36 inch wide path?:laughing: My solution is to hand my step son the shovel.:thumbsup:

That 36" wide path can be fixed with the right attachments. I'd be doing it before the step son leaves home :laughing:
Dave.
 
   / Winter Coming #65  
You have any pics?

Here ya go. I also have a 21" walk behind snow blower that takes care of the walks along with just a regular old snow shovel.

Chris
 

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   / Winter Coming #67  
care for some wet Maine coast snow?
 

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   / Winter Coming #68  
keep the purchases up & these dire necessities going (& don't forget the credit along the way)......the economy needs consumers like y'all
 
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#69  
That 36" wide path can be fixed with the right attachments. I'd be doing it before the step son leaves home :laughing:
Dave.

DITTO
 
   / Winter Coming #70  
That is not a popular answer around here. The solution is that you need to buy more attachement for your tractor or something you can fabricate to work. There has to be something you can buy so you don't have to do any handwork.:laughing:

Shovel is a dirty word for me. That's what tractors are for. :D

I hand shovel some across the overhead doors so I don't have to chance getting too close with the FEL, and about 4' square for the door into the house. Most shoveling I do is to clear snow away to let the dog get out into the fenced yard. I hate to shovel snow and have arranged things to avoid it as much as possible.
Dave.
 
   / Winter Coming #71  
Do you have a suggestion for getting my 61 inch wide tractor down a 36 inch wide path?:laughing: My solution is to hand my step son the shovel.:thumbsup:

Widen the walk way :laughing:. My northern Michigan cottage has a walk way that I was just able to get a 48 inch blower on a lawn tractor down. Last spring I got a 72 inch 3 point blower to replace the lawn tractor so this summer I moved some shrubs and rocks so I could get the L39 with the 3 point blower down the walk way.
 
   / Winter Coming #73  
Old weather proverb: Fog in August brings heavy snows in winter. :mad: Hope not! We have had several foggy mornings this year. All we got last winter was a lot of ice storms. The Mahindra 4110 was tucked safely in the pole barn hooked up to the trickle charger. NE Missouri.
 
   / Winter Coming #74  
ditto ... ordered a rear mounted Frontier 64" last week. Feeling more confident but I'm not about to taunt Mother Nature with "BRING IT!" :)

I always wanted to say that...now I'm sure I'll have to pay for it. :laughing: Feel free to remind me how foolish that was when we have 5' drifts and it's
-20, the wind is howling and my Kubota fails to start for the first time.
 
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#75  
Widen the walk way :laughing:. My northern Michigan cottage has a walk way that I was just able to get a 48 inch blower on a lawn tractor down. Last spring I got a 72 inch 3 point blower to replace the lawn tractor so this summer I moved some shrubs and rocks so I could get the L39 with the 3 point blower down the walk way.

Widen the walkway out so you can run one of these down it.

YouTube - World's largest snow blower HD
 
   / Winter Coming #76  
I got my yard so that I dont have any hand shoveling there, My real problem is how to do roof raking with my Kubota??? any ideas???:laughing:
 
   / Winter Coming #78  
Here in Missouri we get at least 1 a year, it just varies as to how far north or south the worst of the storm goes. My personal "worst" is 3 in freezing rain. Really plays havoc with the trees :(

My personal worst was the ice storm of 98. 5 straight days of freezing rain.
 
   / Winter Coming #79  
Found this. Looks like it works ok. Would be worried about damaging roof though.

YouTube - hallin katon puhdistusta pohjanmaalla

That looks easier than shoveling off the roof off but I would probably only do that on the barn where if I damaged the roof I could just put a bucket under it until I got it fixed, whereas if I did it on the house, "someone" would not let you rest until the roof was fixed.:laughing:
Tucker
 

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