What did you do to your Cub today?

[cooperino]

Originally Posted by CubCadets

Well it never seems like we get very much, and it doesn't stay very long. Does that make us even?

Are you in an area where you get several feet of snow at a time? That would have to be interesting...

We get quite a bit. Many times measured in feet. Once we get it, it tends to hang around. I screen shot our last 10 or so years averages.

Edit.. I see its hard to read.. Last year we got 55 inches between Dec and April

We had 90 inches one year. 1995-96

[Dstein16]

Originally Posted by cooperino

We get quite a bit. Many times measured in feet. Once we get it, it tends to hang around. I screen shot our last 10 or so years averages.

Edit.. I see its hard to read.. Last year we got 55 inches between Dec and April

We had 90 inches one year. 1995-96

Depends who you ask what "a lot of snow is". Last year Erie, PA broke it's own record. 198.5" of snow during the season. I want to say we had over 60" of snow in two days (Christmas and the next day). I usually don't even start the tractor unless we have over 6" on the ground.

And yes, at the time I took this picture, I did not have weights and chains. LOL. This year the 1282 will stay in the garage and I have a diesel SGT to handle snow removal.

[cooperino]

Originally Posted by Dstein16

Depends who you ask what "a lot of snow is". Last year Erie, PA broke it's own record. 198.5" of snow during the season. I want to say we had over 60" of snow in two days (Christmas and the next day). I usually don't even start the tractor unless we have over 6" on the ground.

And yes, at the time I took this picture, I did not have weights and chains. LOL. This year the 1282 will stay in the garage and I have a diesel SGT to handle snow removal.

Yup.. I'm use to northern snow also. Grew up in northern CT. Its strange. Where I am in LI it's like we are in sort of a snow belt. East and west of the house gets less snow for some reason

[Alvy]

Originally Posted by Dstein16

Depends who you ask what "a lot of snow is". Last year Erie, PA broke it's own record. 198.5" of snow during the season. I want to say we had over 60" of snow in two days (Christmas and the next day). I usually don't even start the tractor unless we have over 6" on the ground.

And yes, at the time I took this picture, I did not have weights and chains. LOL. This year the 1282 will stay in the garage and I have a diesel SGT to handle snow removal.

I always sound like a broken record but I’ve never seen as much snow as what happens in Erie. I thought I was used to snow growing up at the bottom of the Catskills but Erie is ridiculous. Front end loaders already scooping it into dump trucks to be shipped out of the city in late NOVEMBER. They’re so used to it I even saw college kids at Edinboro U walking to class in a blizzard in shorts and a tee shirt.

[RLause]

Today I loaded the rear of the 782 with 175# of weight to hold it down. With the snow thrower on the front, I'm ready for the white stuff.

[IHCubCadet147]

I plowed with my 147 this morning. The snow was heavy and wet, but it did a pretty good job. We had 14" total, this was only about 5"

Before, during, and after:

[CubCadets]

I always like to see pictures of pushing snow! I wouldn't mind doing some of that myself, but the forecast doesn't look like I will get the chance for awhile.

[IHCubCadet147]

Originally Posted by CubCadets

I always like to see pictures of pushing snow! I wouldn't mind doing some of that myself, but the forecast doesn't look like I will get the chance for awhile.

I have a video too, but no way to post it.

[cooperino]

Originally Posted by IHCubCadet147

I have a video too, but no way to post it.

You can post to youtube then post link

[IHCubCadet147]

Originally Posted by cooperino

You can post to youtube then post link

I know. I don't have a YouTube account.