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Old 01-24-2016, 07:17 AM
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Old 01-24-2016, 10:15 AM
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Old 01-24-2016, 02:24 PM
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Just got done doing my drive and 3 of the neighbors. I made the mistake of plowing yesterday, then the wind picked up and it drifted in the nice trench I made by plowing and turned into snowcrete. Busted my butt. Piles on the left side of the drive in the first pic are a little over 3' tall. Here are a couple pics of the finished mission.
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Old 01-24-2016, 02:32 PM
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I know you don't like snow Sam but you have to admit that takes a good picture
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782 did well with loaded / chained tires! Going to try to go get a belt for the blower tomorrow because I don't feel like shoveling the 100 feet to the wood shed.
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Old 01-24-2016, 05:33 PM
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Finished digging out today, I measured 20 inches with a few 4' drifts along the back of the house and around the cars.

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The neighbors wizard was useless as usual. LOL
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Had some fun with the 1450 and QA42A. I took lots of small bites to get through the drifts, sometimes they didn't break off and I drove under them.
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Got out Dads Oliver OC-3 and had some fun. :beerchug: :biggrin2: This thing just goes right over the snow!
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Got out Dads Oliver OC-3 and had some fun. This thing just goes right over the snow!
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Your my hero! Too bad the Oliver doesn't have a blade on it.
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Lots of fun was had today. First pic is the tracks my wife left on her attempt to get to work this morning. Made it out the driveway just fine but the plow truck never got past the connecting roads around my house. She called out and did the shoveling.







I had the driveway all cleared when Mary got home at 4:30 yesterday. Plenty of snow and drifts



As soon as my driveway was done, I went over to the neighbor's house you can see to the left of the Suburban thru the trees. ( look just to the left of the clothes line pole ) Vic mowed my lawn ever week when I was recovering my shoulder surgeries. He wouldn't accept gas or money. However, I was able to convince him to accept a case a beer each week.

It drifted so bad in his driveway I was clearing snow that was as high / deep as the hood. Made the first pass very interesting to say the least. The 125 and the QA 42 did a great job. Even his wife commented on how it just "ate the snow".
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Snow totals range from 12" to 18"......about a 15" average. Tough time getting going but we all got the job done!

Both 124 and 125 posed for pictures:
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Driveway leading to barn in back yard:
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Driveway in front of house. My truck isn't even 1/2 way up the front driveway. The driveway curls around to the left of picture....probably another 175-200 feet past the pickup truck!
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I'm tired. We're all tired! Good day for us all! Lot of fun!
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