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Posted by Jay (ND) on October 06, 2005 at 07:04:18 from (66.231.126.58):
About 15 inches of wet sloppy stuff that is now froze as hard as a rock. Got drifts in my main work yard that are 4 feet deep. No problem. I own a 9 foot 3-point blower that I put on my brothers tractor (4840 JD) in the winter. Except that the blower is in yet another yard not hooked up to any tractor. The yard is severely blocked. Brother wasn't ready to give up the use of the 4840 any earlier. I wish we had at least gotten the blower home. Oh well, now I don't have to do the work. I just talked to my neighbor that has a payloader and he's going to clean out my 2 yards. All I have to do is watch him out the window and sign the check. Still don't know how we are going to get that blower home yet........
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