Good morning!!!!

[JDgreen227]

Roy....fine looking blower, just curious as to what the pto horsepower range might be? And tell us how long the hookup takes...

Up to 24 degrees now and bright sun, almost makes me want to get out for seat time...ANYTHING would be better than mudding drywall joints.

 

[daugen]

JD, did you price the drywall part out?
That is almost as fun as digging your own sewer system...by hand.
And that dust, oh that dust, unless you wet sponge like someone suggested, that dust
just goes everywhere. That was one of those things I did once and swore never to do again, once I looked at my best work which was pretty bad.
And the mess I had made in an amazingly large area.
Those guys come in and zip zip zip. While you are out pushing those snow piles until they are exactly where you want them.
Is the game on yet? Yeah, and while they are finishing the drywall, you'll be cuddled up with your sweetie while she feeds you popcorn,
one piece, one kiss, one piece, one kiss. See what you are missing?
I guess you didn't need to be reminded of that huh?

 

[mostly_gas]

Good afternoon all. Glad I didn't bore you all predictions for today's weather, they are all wrong. Don't know what happened, but not much snow, too much ice.m Staying home today and likely tomorrow.
Fireplace is running, putter at carpet cleaning later.

 

[mostly_gas]

Roy, nice blower, how is it on sleet?

Drew like the no tree pic better.

 

[daugen]

Drew like the no tree pic better.

thanks. (to all) now I'm trying to figure out what small flowering bush I can plant in the back between the two evergreens, hopefully below the level of the window, and then have annual flowers in front. and this time, KISS, keep it small stupid. The two remaining evergreens aren't prunable, but they are slow growers.
the one in the middle, now departed, was a beautiful tree, it bothered me to cut it down. The nearby stone wall is loose lay so no question of trying to dig it up and move it. I'm not rebuilding the whole wall for that one nice but simply too large tree. I like to plant trees, not cut them down...

 

[JDgreen227]

@Daugen....yes, I priced having the job taped and mudded...NONE of the people I called want to be bothered with such a pi**ant little job, they quoted me $200 minimum, and the room is a bare floor with both entryways blocked off so the dust can be contained. I did all the wiring and repaired the ceiling and all the other dirty work including going up in the attic in 15 degree weather to install a fan box and brace. I just like to gripe....

 

[toppop52]

I've been working on my snow plow on the rear of my tractor, in shorts, sweating my butt off in 65 degree heat. Waiting for the blizzard, surreal!

 

[RoyJackson]

Roy....fine looking blower, just curious as to what the pto horsepower range might be? And tell us how long the hookup takes...

Woods recommends 30-50 PTO HP. My 4400 has 30 PTO HP. There is a Youtube video of a NH TC33d using one of these blowers. The TC33 has 26 or 28 PTO HP.

 

[RoyJackson]

Roy, nice blower, how is it on sleet?

I have no idea but I haven't seen any blower do a really good job on slush or ice.

 

[Bob77064]

Roy, that blower should work real well on your tractor.