Plowing snow
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Plowing snow
We got afew inches, just enough to plow it out where those winds piled it up in my yard. By late this afternoon the highways were quite bare in most spots from the plows and salt.
Seems that places south of Saskatoon like Yorkton got more snow. What did the rest of you get?
Seems that places south of Saskatoon like Yorkton got more snow. What did the rest of you get?
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We didn't have much snow here, maybe an inch. The only place there are drifts are between buildings. As for crops nothing much left around here. just the odd quarter here and there that someone seeded to canola in early july.
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Yep had the pleasure to be driving around those days. But when its slushy in the afternoon then freezes at night, it plays havic with my United Rentals trailer. had a couple frozen wheel brakes and then the whole sliding undercarrige freezes. usually takes my 45-hour to get going in morning
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It`s 9ft wide and much faster plowing out roads than the snow bucket I had. The snow bucket was great for loading snow into gravel trucks, only 4-5 buckets to load but for road work this blade is the quickest by far. Wish I`d bought one years ago!
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We never traded our 873 on that S300 (yet!). Do you think the new platform will obsolete the old style?
What we need is lots of floatation - working around new basements, septic and water installs, etc. I think in normal conditions all would be good. This year was bad with the moisture, and I think we will be dealing with the same conditions in the next little bit!
What we need is lots of floatation - working around new basements, septic and water installs, etc. I think in normal conditions all would be good. This year was bad with the moisture, and I think we will be dealing with the same conditions in the next little bit!