Shoveling roof -- DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME

[smiley]

If you do -------- you've got to be very good, very careful or very lucky!
My wife just commented, or very stupid!!

 

[Lil_FarmerJim]

WOW :confused2: no way would I try that trick. And I'm pretty good at the controls of mine. One slip and you have a new skylight.

humm.... better not show the wife that trick, she might get to many ideas. :laughing:

 

[smiley]

That roof is only 2 or 3 years old too.

 

[Hound Dog]

Replace the bucket teeth with some brushes and . . . . . .

 

[whistlepig]

I know some people that are good enough with a back hoe to do this. And I am far from being one of them.

 

[smiley]

It has teeth but most of it was done with the bucket curled and the sideswing.

 

[polo1665]

If you do -------- you've got to be very good, very careful or very lucky!
My wife just commented, or very stupid!!

No disrespect intended smiley, but I'd be inclined to agree with your wife:laughing:

Mark

 

[Duffster]

This is the way to do it.:thumbsup:

 

[robs660]

I don't care how good I am or any of us are. This is way dangerous and not worth the time it saves. I would be more open if there was something on the end other then that bucket. I think am 8' 2x10 or something that could distribute the load of that arm better.
Now I've seen it all

 

[smiley]

It was definitely worth it and a lot less dangerous than 4 ft of heavy wet snow over the door, just waiting to drop!!!!!!!!!!!!
You just need skill and b___s the size of grapefruit.

And Duffster------right on man-----if I had a high lift I'd use that too!!!!!!!!