Winter chat and bs thread...
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Hey, when it comes down to a choice of having cold temps or having snow, I'll drop the mercury anytime.
Besides, it's not really that long until spring, is it?
Besides, it's not really that long until spring, is it?
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Evening Iowa.
Here in Denver. It was about 40 degrees when we touched down this evening...everyone was wearing coats. Buncha wussies!
Roger,
I've been thinking about this. The only problem I can foresee is that the quad is wider than 3'. Would that cause any problems when pushing snow? You are speaking to a plow novice here. I would be greatly appreciative of anything you might be willing to throw together, and of course I would expect to pay you for the blade and any work you might do. It's a fantastic offer of you to do something like that.
Here in Denver. It was about 40 degrees when we touched down this evening...everyone was wearing coats. Buncha wussies!
It would be something that probably would have to be fabbed up. Basically take a blade setup that I happen to have available and make it work. It is supposed to go on the Ranch King (MTD) mower I have, (17hp0 but the tractor is about shot, the drive system would never hold up to it, not to mention the only cement around this place to clear is a mile away, and the state does that one... I want to say it is 3' long, maybe foot or so tall.
I've been thinking about this. The only problem I can foresee is that the quad is wider than 3'. Would that cause any problems when pushing snow? You are speaking to a plow novice here. I would be greatly appreciative of anything you might be willing to throw together, and of course I would expect to pay you for the blade and any work you might do. It's a fantastic offer of you to do something like that.