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- freetown fred
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He don't look Amish-- Crap, that works don't it.
- Rick 386
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Self portrait Sting ???? Either that or someone caught Fred headed out to the barn !!!!!!Sting wrote:
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- freetown fred
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Damn, that's all gonna change this week-end Gotta get me something with a cab!!
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This proves the American spirit is not dead.Rick 386 wrote:Self portrait Sting ???? Either that or someone caught Fred headed out to the barn !!!!!!Sting wrote:
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- michaelanthony
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here yah go fred, just put on one of them amish poncho'sfreetown fred wrote:Damn, that's all gonna change this week-end Gotta get me something with a cab!!
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- freetown fred
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ma, that looks kinda awful newish & shiney????
- michaelanthony
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I'm not a new and shiney kinda' guy, it's a '98 foreman es with 6k on her and full of piss and vinegar.freetown fred wrote:ma, that looks kinda awful newish & shiney????
- freetown fred
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Nice, I'm gonna work on that pancho
- WNY
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We are under another Winter Storm advisory until 9pm tonight, 3-5"+ more. Already have about 2-3" this morning.
Heres what we got the other day.
Heres what we got the other day.
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- SteveZee
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Pretty good hit WNY. We got the same advisory going too. Looks like another 6" to 10" here on the Maine coast. I don't really mind as long as it's not that heavy slushy stuff.
The old blower just don't like it and clogs up if it's to wet. I wish I never sold my plow truck . Was pressured into it by the little lady telling me it wasn't a member of the family (like some placed around these parts) My shoulders are sore from pushing that old Gilson blower through the heavy stuff. It's made like a tank from the 70's with original briggs 8hp. Still does the bizz too but is really heavy. That's prolly why it's still around though. Could use a new impeller from slingin rocks and clinkers but I really need a plow for the length of the drive.
How does that wheeler actually plow MichaelAnthony? We have a ton of them around here and a great network of trails from the old railroad tracks they took up. I see many with plows but I got to wonder if they really plow all that well? I would think any more than a few inches and you have to take small bites? Probably need to hire a plow as much as I hate too. Did ya see this rig from the "plow thread" More my style!
The old blower just don't like it and clogs up if it's to wet. I wish I never sold my plow truck . Was pressured into it by the little lady telling me it wasn't a member of the family (like some placed around these parts) My shoulders are sore from pushing that old Gilson blower through the heavy stuff. It's made like a tank from the 70's with original briggs 8hp. Still does the bizz too but is really heavy. That's prolly why it's still around though. Could use a new impeller from slingin rocks and clinkers but I really need a plow for the length of the drive.
How does that wheeler actually plow MichaelAnthony? We have a ton of them around here and a great network of trails from the old railroad tracks they took up. I see many with plows but I got to wonder if they really plow all that well? I would think any more than a few inches and you have to take small bites? Probably need to hire a plow as much as I hate too. Did ya see this rig from the "plow thread" More my style!
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- michaelanthony
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...nice pic, the dude looks real serious I wonder if a pic of me on the 4 wheeler with the plow will look as silly in 70 yrs. The 4 wheeler worked the balls, I went out thursday night and plowed the first 8 in. and wen out yest. and did the other 8 in. The 4 wheeler is a tank, I bought a universal plow on ebay and ironically the dealer was from hermon, maine. My only problem was the first storm last week hit us with the wet crap and the plow couldn't move it without folding foward.......so I went to tractor supply and bought 2 springs 3 inches shorter than the ones that came with the plow and attached them to the plow with 2, 4 inch j bolts and stiffened the plow up real good and she will go through anything mothernature will throw at us. Next is studdin' the tires with a bunch of the little self tappers with the 1/4 inch hex head on'em. I'll get some pic's tomorrow of the retro-fit. I had to build the porch this summer, an avalanch would slide off the metal roof and barricade the side door!SteveZee wrote:
How does that wheeler actually plow MichaelAnthony? We have a ton of them around here and a great network of trails from the old railroad tracks they took up. I see many with plows but I got to wonder if they really plow all that well? I would think any more than a few inches and you have to take small bites? Probably need to hire a plow as much as I hate too. Did ya see this rig from the "plow thread" More my style!
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- wsherrick
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I have an automatic snow removal system. When it snows the kids down the road show up and clean the driveway. Very easy system for me.
- michaelanthony
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Right up into high school me and my buddies went around and knocked on doors, it was pretty easy to spot a house that needed shoveling, we made a killing. Now, I haven't seen one kid, not one damn kid with a shovel walking around trying to make some dough, bunch of lazy ass panzies at home playing video games eatin' hot pockets.wsherrick wrote:I have an automatic snow removal system. When it snows the kids down the road show up and clean the driveway. Very easy system for me.
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Cape Cod just startin to snow at 34*...
The storm should be gone by 3am...
Mornin light will tell...
The canal was the rain snow line...
so the weather people have it down pretty well...
But sometimes we get hit it just takes 30 miles...
The storm should be gone by 3am...
Mornin light will tell...
The canal was the rain snow line...
so the weather people have it down pretty well...
But sometimes we get hit it just takes 30 miles...
- Rob R.
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It started snowing again sometime this afternoon, and really kicked in around 5 pm. My guess is we got about 4" since late afternoon. Looks like I will be plowing again in a few hours.