What did Santa Bring

[sandman2234]

cqaigy2,
Shipping would kill the deal, but if you really, really want one, just look in your area. That is where most of the mills come from anyway, since the east got rid of all of theirs.

Samandothers, welcome!!

David from jax

 

[Samandothers]

Thanks for the welcome. I am enjoying reading the posts and picking up tips. I have already started to collect the parts to add some rear work lights.

 

[cqaigy2]

cqaigy2,
Shipping would kill the deal, but if you really, really want one, just look in your area. That is where most of the mills come from anyway, since the east got rid of all of theirs.

Samandothers, welcome!!

David from jax

I just might have to check that out. Maybe craigslist?

 

[catsco]

Here's what we got. (the white stuff, not the tractor - had that for years).

Not only on Christmas, but the day before, the day after, and Thursday, but only 25" total.

Usually I don't get much playing (isn't that how you spell "plowing"?) until late winter or early Spring.

Nothing like last year's total of just over 19'

Mark H.

 

[JD-Beach]

Wow ! ... That's a great photo. Looks like fun!

 

[sandman2234]

Fun???
I can have just as much fun moving dirt and not be nearly as cold! It does make a prettier picture!
David from jax

 

[catsco]

Sandman - you are absolutely correct about moving dirt in Florida being more "fun" than snow here in Colorado.

But, it go tup to almost 4 degrees that day, and now, a few days later, 54.

Typical winter days here range from -30 or so to 60, so I suppose that on "average", we're comfortable.