Posted by RusselAZ on February 21, 2019 at 18:14:35 from (24.121.44.84):
I am going to have to get my tractor home to clean out the yard here at the house. Going to have to use it at the shop first though. I did a way to much work with the snow shovel today and I can already feel the hurts! We got 19 inches here at the house since 330 this morning. The dogs had a blast when I finally let them out. City streets, Interstate 40 and both state hiways shut down. I didn't open the shop. I didn't want employees to be out either. Wife and I run over about 630 when we only had about 8 inches. We have a ford flex all wheel drive and it just enjoyed the snow. Don't know about tomorrow will bring. It is a real wet snow and had no wind so I am somewhat concerned if the shop building was engineered for this kind of snow load.
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