Posted by Roy Suomi on February 04, 2022 at 13:21:53 from (24.166.100.254):
In Reply to: Still Cold posted by rusty6 on February 04, 2022 at 11:28:10:
It's not that cold here in northeastern Ohio , but did we get a blast of snow last night. My little Tacoma with Sno-Dogg plow got a work out this morning. I've always been careful when plowing with all my plow trucks. Never had a transmission or engine bail on me. I've got snow stacked as high as the 8 X 9 overhead doors on my pole barn. I've got nowhere to stack any more snow. I was pushing it off to the side to make room for what may come next. I'm amazed what used snowblowers are going for. I wanted one to make a path from the house to the pole barn instead of shoveling it. I'm 70 now. I wanted to keep that trail open so I could get my generator on a trailer to the back of the house garage. I'd like to find a 30 to 34 snowblower that may need an engine. I've got a sweet 341 Kohler single cylinder that needs to be exercised.
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