grsthegreat
Super Star Member
Its snowing here again today, and still have 3' on the ground. I guess the wife will have a late start to garden this year
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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CADplans
Elite Member
I gotta check my lettuce, and spinach that I planted last week,,, to see if it is up,,, YET!
The weatherman on the news said that they see NO below freezing temp projected as far as they can determine.
If no freezing temps are projected,, can I remove the snowplow,, and install a garden plow?
:thumbsup:
Looking4new
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- 2012 Kioti CK27HST w/cab
I gotta check my lettuce, and spinach that I planted last week,,, to see if it is up,,, YET!
The weatherman on the news said that they see NO below freezing temp projected as far as they can determine.
If no freezing temps are projected,, can I remove the snowplow,, and install a garden plow?
:thumbsup:
Not yet.
Creamer
Elite Member
I gotta check my lettuce, and spinach that I planted last week,,, to see if it is up,,, YET!
The weatherman on the news said that they see NO below freezing temp projected as far as they can determine.
If no freezing temps are projected,, can I remove the snowplow,, and install a garden plow?
:thumbsup:
You are far enough south. I would go for it! It has just been too warm and the ground is starting to warm up here. It is going to take a lot to get cold enough to get much snow even as far north as i am.
mogwild
Silver Member
Another day, another snowfall. Cleared the driveway with the Vplow, then cut back (pushed over?) the windrows with the Vlow. Works like a charm. -20C.
JimR
Elite Member
Very nice setup.
Piston
Elite Member
With 18-24" forecast for tomorrow, we hope to see some more pics in this thread from all the northeast guys over the next few days!
Rustyiron
Super Member
We've had 2 good 2'ers this winter, the first one almost immediately got rained on, a lot and the 2nd one, pretty much our last plowable snow, got warmed up on, a lot:laughing:. Now the woods have about 20-24" of real hard snow. Hard enough the tractor only puts a 6-8" rut's in it.
Just behind the tractor is my woods road that I've kept open all winter, to the left is around 16" of that hard snow.
I "bellied out" the tractor last week going over a creek, didn't have the winch on back either
Just behind the tractor is my woods road that I've kept open all winter, to the left is around 16" of that hard snow.
I "bellied out" the tractor last week going over a creek, didn't have the winch on back either
grsthegreat
Super Star Member
our snow is finally beginning to melt off. still have 3' on ground that needs melting.....ill be taking snow equipment off this weekend as the roads have melted off and too much dirt and rocks are showing to plow or blow. plus weather calls for 40's all next 7 days. its 45F today and raining
gladehound
Veteran Member
We've been snow starved in PA this winter. All that's supposed to change tomorrow (I'm like a little kid at Christmas!). I was able to shoe horn the wife's minivan and my Jeep GC into the shed with enough room in between for the tractor (a first). The driveway is soft from all the warm weather so I'm using edge tamers and pipes on the bucket (hate moving gravel back). Let it snow!!!
