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plowing snow in blizzard conditions
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Posted by KURT(mi) on January 20, 2004 at 08:40:05 from (66.151.2.81):
I have several things I want to say here so here it goes. First--in blizzard like conditions where the snow is blowing and drifting over a foot deep do any of you guys plow out your neighbors drives. Second-- do any of you guys plow the public road in front of your house. the reason I ask this is because last Saturday the guy across the road from me plowed his driveway and pushed the snow right in the road and partially blocked my entrance, I was able to plow again and ram through it with my car. This guy also has a new big New Holland tractor with a front end loader and could have done a much better job of plowing the snow. Third is there any liability if you plow the public road. thanks for any comments.
I push snow with a Polaris ATV, works good but not as good as a 2000lb tractor with hydraulics and a good plow blade. any snow over 12" deep is difficult.
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