UNTIL THURSDAY..

No snow Thur BIG!!!!! project Fri.

No snow Thur BIG!!!!! project Fri.

 

YAH, SHOVLING OUT THE DRIVEWAY..

 

AND IF YOU USE A SNOW BLOWER DON'T FORGET TO WEAR YOUR EAR MUFFS.

And the rain uncoverd my snow shovels. I can put away the coal shovel now

SNOW BLOWER DON'T FORGET TO WEAR YOUR EAR MUFFS

 

I use a MP3 player.....

 

Now it's off to buy a new TV. The flat screen died and I can't stand it as my wife moved in my office to watch her football games.

I think Fri will be a rain event. And I don't own a snow blower my driveway is to short for the investment.

I think Fri will be a rain event. And I don't own a snow blower my driveway is to short for the investment.

While not cheap, I picked up one of these http://www.amazon.com/Toro-18-Inch-Elec ... 853&sr=8-1 because my driveway/sidewalk doesn't warrant a full blown gas blower (even tho 2 of my direct neighbors have them). Works pretty good for 8-10" of snow, as long as you don't mind having to drag a power cord around.

Caine my plan is just drive over the snow park the car in the garage and wait for it to melt. My driveway gets sun all day in the winter so it usually melts in a day or less.

When I was still living in NJ, I had a Sears/Toro two stroke single stage snowblower. The thing had a lot of power and was perfect for my 12 by 30 foot driveway and the fifty foot front. I dragged it up here only to give it away because it was useless for my needs. It would clear over six inches or more depending on the consistency. It was well worth the money and never failed to start on the first pull if proper maintenance was done in the spring. The best part was it was so light I could pick it up with one hand to move it.

When I was still living in NJ, I had a Sears/Toro two stroke single stage snowblower. The thing had a lot of power and was perfect for my 12 by 30 foot driveway and the fifty foot front. I dragged it up here only to give it away because it was useless for my needs. It would clear over six inches or more depending on the consistency. It was well worth the money and never failed to start on the first pull if proper maintenance was done in the spring. The best part was it was so light I could pick it up with one hand to move it.

 

What do you use now?

 

i am wondering.... heated driveway....?