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i would use this as a zno blower, eh ? btw...still waiting fer the impending storm...all schools in my area cancelled for the feb. 2nd. it's 9:45pm. on the feb. 1st. update...just starting to zno at 10:00pm...for once the weather people were quoreckt !

johnallg wrote:

bitzerguy wrote:Here's what we use in my neck of the woods...

Nice but I wanted to see him tackle a real snow drift with that baby. How ya been, Dean?

Real good John, real busy. Also getting ready for whatever the big storm brings our way tomorrow. How about you?

BAD RONBO, KiLLeR DWaRfS wrote:i would use this as a zno blower, eh ? btw...still waiting fer the impending storm...all schools in my area cancelled for the feb. 2nd. it's 9:45pm. on the feb. 1st. update...just starting to zno at 10:00pm...for once the weather people were quoreckt !

I think I like yours best of all!!! Ubercool.

Just drove from Atlanta to Toronto... must have been just ahead of the storm!

BAD RONBO, KiLLeR DWaRfS wrote:i would use this as a zno blower, eh ? btw...still waiting fer the impending storm...all schools in my area cancelled for the feb. 2nd. it's 9:45pm. on the feb. 1st. update...just starting to zno at 10:00pm...for once the weather people were quoreckt !

Taurus pedal! I so want one of those...

rickenbrother wrote:I could have used an ice scraper for some windshield frost, in the morning a couple of weeks ago!

Do they even sell those in So Cal?

jps wrote:

rickenbrother wrote:I could have used an ice scraper for some windshield frost, in the morning a couple of weeks ago!

Do they even sell those in So Cal?

They are as rare in SoCal as snow tires and people who carry jumper cables. Of course, we do have a large fleet of snow plows. We call them 'low riders'. Tom

beatbyrd wrote:

jps wrote:

rickenbrother wrote:I could have used an ice scraper for some windshield frost, in the morning a couple of weeks ago!

Do they even sell those in So Cal?

They are as rare in SoCal as snow tires and people who carry jumper cables. Of course, we do have a large fleet of snow plows. We call them 'low riders'. Tom

Have you seen the winter clothes they sell in So Cal? The parkas, gloves, scarves and hats?! I saw one guy not too long ago in a parka in So Cal. It had to be close to 70 degrees! I wanted ask to him if he was expecting a snow storm.

bitzerguy wrote:

BAD RONBO, KiLLeR DWaRfS wrote:i would use this as a zno blower, eh ? btw...still waiting fer the impending storm...all schools in my area cancelled for the feb. 2nd. it's 9:45pm. on the feb. 1st. update...just starting to zno at 10:00pm...for once the weather people were quoreckt !

I think I like yours best of all!!! Ubercool.

added bonus is that it come with free ice melting capabilities...tubes !!! could have used this in the first airport movie with burt lancaster.

well...24 hours later the major storm that made people go out and buy up all the meat and snowblowers in the area gave us a meer 6" of fluff , slight wind and some icy rain. "is that all you got ? give it your best shot !" (repeat)

It's not nice to tempt Mother Nature, Ron! Revenge may be more than you can handle. We got about 12" and 35-40 mph winds overnight. I got to use my snow blower for a bit over 2 hours today.

you forget...i'm from east coast canada, 6-10 feet of wet , heavy snow in 24 hrs is the norm...snow to the top of the picture window...who needs sunlight...mother nature...bring it on ! ( btw...i helped my kids build a snow fort in the back yard. haven't done that since '72 moncton when my buddies and i built our own "maginot line" in the church parking lot plow ups !

Wow, the snow has gone crazy!

I literally just got back from Cleveland, OH on Sun (quick biz trip), and apparently there are thousands of flights all over the midwest and east coast shut down.

Glad to avoid that mess, but I feel bad for those of you stuck out there in it. Cooooollld too.

Woke up to a small flurry here this morning.

Blizzards are kind of like having ghosts in your house.....You just have to show them who's the boss and that they aren't going to get the better of you. Sixteen inches of snow.....not a problem....at least once the road grader had made three or four passes down our street..