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Play day on Super C
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Posted by Paul Shuler on February 24, 2003 at 17:37:24 from (66.119.2.82):
Got up around 0645 and headed out to plow snow today. Hadn't started the old girl up since our last big snow at Christmas. Around 10 degrees and a howling north wind {Kelly C, Bob M and Red I wish you guys would close your door up there} It started on the first spin.Couldn't belive it. If I left my old truck set for two months out in the cold the battery would be dead and no telling what else. IH made a good machine didn't they guys.Plowed about 15 driveways befor I had to go to work.Made a few dollars but did most for free. Got lots of smiles and waves. The only bad part of the entire day was peeling off my face mask with all that slobber and snot froze to my face. Oh well it was worth it. Sorry for the long post but I'm kind of pumped from spending time on my tractor today, long overdue. More snow???? bring it on!
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