Well it was a bone chilling 80 here yesterday in Socal. We are having some unseasonally warm weather.
Yesterday I spent 1 1/2 hours chisling Ice dams out of the gutters..fun
Welcome back. The world needs more interested (and interesting) folks!It has been a long time since I last posted. Ugly health problems knocked me flat and I am just now beginning to take an interest in the world again. Glad to see the forum is perking along as always.
Nothing from Ziggy or REWahoo, so I guess its up to me to report that it is 34 degrees and snowing in Austin. Great big, wet, sloppy flakes.
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It has been a long time since I last posted. Ugly health problems knocked me flat and I am just now beginning to take an interest in the world again. Glad to see the forum is perking along as always.
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It has been a long time since I last posted. Ugly health problems knocked me flat and I am just now beginning to take an interest in the world again. Glad to see the forum is perking along as always.
41 in Dallas...it's supposed to get sloppy here this afternoon.Nothing from Ziggy or REWahoo, so I guess its up to me to report that it is 34 degrees and snowing in Austin. Great big, wet, sloppy flakes.
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It has been a long time since I last posted. Ugly health problems knocked me flat and I am just now beginning to take an interest in the world again. Glad to see the forum is perking along as always.
Welcome back...It has been a long time since I last posted. Ugly health problems knocked me flat and I am just now beginning to take an interest in the world again. Glad to see the forum is perking along as always.
Uh oh....
That's OK...we are due for a huge snow dump.Moved about six inches of of wet snow yesterday. Blew a hydraulic line on the blade so had to fix that. Foggy this morning. Snow predicted for the next three days. Storm is predicted to be much worse to my east (sorry Freebird) so maybe my luck is still holding after all but my days of no snow seem to be over.
That's OK...we are due for a huge snow dump.
We have the snow moving technology at the ready...
Ariens 1024 PRO Snowblower with Heated Hand Grips, Locking Differential, Halogen Headlight, Heavy Duty Skid Shoes, 10 Horsepower, Tecumseh Over Head Valve, Snow King Engine. 24" Intake. 5 speeds forward and 2 speeds in reverse.
[dub in Tim Allen "Tooltime" grunts]
That's OK...we are due for a huge snow dump.
We have the snow moving technology at the ready...
Ariens 1024 PRO Snowblower with Heated Hand Grips, Locking Differential, Halogen Headlight, Heavy Duty Skid Shoes, 10 Horsepower, Tecumseh Over Head Valve, Snow King Engine. 24" Intake. 5 speeds forward and 2 speeds in reverse.
[dub in Tim Allen "Tooltime" grunts]
That would look really cool with a chrome down pipe and cast aluminum wheels.
That was a picture I downloaded from the web. But mine is still in very good shape. I know it is at least 10 years old, could even be as much as 15 years old. Worth every penny.It looks new in the picture. If so, and if the forecast for NY is accurate, you are gonna be SO GLAD you spent the money on that thing!
I have the 824 (8 hp, no heated grips) and ran that puppy half to death last week. It's one of those purchases I had to think long and hard about but after the first heavy snowfall there were no regrets at all.
That's OK...we are due for a huge snow dump.
We have the snow moving technology at the ready...
Ariens 1024 PRO Snowblower with Heated Hand Grips, Locking Differential, Halogen Headlight, Heavy Duty Skid Shoes, 10 Horsepower, Tecumseh Over Head Valve, Snow King Engine. 24" Intake. 5 speeds forward and 2 speeds in reverse.
[dub in Tim Allen "Tooltime" grunts]
At 90 feet of double width driveway, I'll stick with dh2b operating the Ariens.There are times when I wish my driveway was short enough for one of these, but at 500 feet I will stick with the tractor.
Me and my big mouth....tomorrow's white onslaught...