Snow Covered Thursday

[dhulsey779]

Let’s see those covered 4th Gens on this snowy Thursday


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[OC455]

No snow up here yet, but it's supposed to be coming this way tomorrow.

 

[NJMOPAR]

I've already cleared mine twice.
Too tired to lift the camera....

 

[fijicorey]

High of 87F here today

 

[indept]

High of 87F here today

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You guys get hurricanes & sinkholes, I'll take the snow.

 

[Quick_Shifter]

High of 87F here today

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Throwing salt in the wound I see. Well your Trucks been sitting there so long it’s got a tree growing out of it. So take that

 

[Treburkulosis]

Let the thaw begin!

 

[MADDOG]

65 deg & sunny here.

 

[OC455]

Throwing salt in the wound I see. Well your Trucks been sitting there so long it’s got a tree growing out of it. So take that

 

[Quick_Shifter]

65 deg & sunny here.

Man that’s cruising with the roof off that new jeep weather. Meanwhile my back hurts from moving thousands of pounds of snow

 

[indept]

Man that’s cruising with the roof off that new jeep weather. Meanwhile my back hurts from moving thousands of pounds of snow

That's why god invented snow blowers.

 

[fijicorey]

You guys get hurricanes & sinkholes, I'll take the snow.

Feel free to revive this thread come May where swamp ass exists well into November

 

[ShortRAM]

Yes, there is snow in my driveway. In 60 days it will be late April, and winter will have been forgotten. 28 MONTHS ago hurricane Michael hit Panama City. There are still a lot of homes and businesses that have not been repaired there. Hurricanes aren't as easy to recover from as a little bit of snow. I loved living in Florida, but watching that hurricane destroy homes, vegetation and lives killed that love. I like summer, but I can certainly tolerate a little bit of TEMPORARY snow.

 

[OC455]

Man that’s cruising with the roof off that new jeep weather. Meanwhile my back hurts from moving thousands of pounds of snow

Snow blower brother....

 

[OC455]

23HP Kubota and 50inch front mount snow blower....no more shoveling

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[Quick_Shifter]

That's why god invented snow blowers.

@OC455
I was using a snow blower for the majority of it. I live in a 4 house cul de sac and my youngest neighbor is 74 so to clear around the cars and front patios and steps etc. the only way is to break out the shovel. And to top it off I can usually hire the kids but they don’t have snow days anymore it’s virtual school on snow days so they can’t learn how to work. Rant over LOL

 

[Quick_Shifter]

23HP Kubota and 50inch front mount snow blower....no more shoveling

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That looks like a fun toy. I just put a set of tires on one about that size last week it couldn’t get traction last snow storm. But he didn’t have the blower attachment that is a nice set up mower deck and all

 

[OC455]

I can usually hire the kids but they don’t have snow days anymore it’s virtual school on snow days so they can’t learn how to work.

Yeah, that is a downfall. I just snow blow out the neighbors driveways that need it, when the snow hits hard. A few inches here and there, people manage.

 

[GTyankee]

I remember when i lived in Connecticut.

When it snowed, i would shovel out our long driveway & ready to go inside for hot chocolate, just about then a truck with a snow plow would finally pass through & fill up about half the driveway.
That is why i moved to the San Diego Ca. area

I don't even own a coat anymore, except for my Harley jacket

 

[OC455]

That looks like a fun toy. I just put a set of tires on one about that size last week it couldn’t get traction last snow storm. But he didn’t have the blower attachment that is a nice set up mower deck and all

It's an older (2006) Kubota BX2350. 60inch mower deck, front end loader, and the snow blower. Bought it used. Has the turf tires on it. No issues in the snow, only in mud. It has calcium in the rear tires. I keep it in 4WD and just go. It launches the snow 35ft. to 40ft. depending on how heavy the snow is.

I build a hydraulic chute rotator for it instead of using the hand crank. I use a linear actuator on a DPDT switch to raise and lower the chute to put everything right where I want it.

Only wish I had a cab for it.