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What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by Gasifier, Oct 6, 2013.

  1. mat60

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    I no what you mean. I force myself to stay up until at least 11 or 12 in hopes of at least sleeping until 4am. It does get old.
     
  2. mat60

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    But it sure looked good and it would be fine anytime of the day.:)
     
  3. yooperdave

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    Oh yeah, lots of them. I pushed a lot of heavy snow today; not wet sticky snow, just heavy wind driven snow!
     
  4. Warner

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    Bragger! Lol, I’m patiently or not so for snow banks!
     
  5. mat60

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    What don't you like about plowing at night ? I'm guessing backing with no extra lighting.
     
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    Limited vision is the largest concern. Backing is another concern.

    If it is snowing and blowing and dark like it was this morning, you're taking a huge chance when cleaning up the driveway entrance. Some drivers have that "magic button" on the dashboard of their SUV and just drive too fast......:picard:

    I keep waiting for rottiman to show up with his Kubota/snowblower setup, but he must always stop off somewhere along the way!
     
  7. Warner

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    Just put a yellow strobe on your plow rig that gives you a license to back out into the roadway without caring. :doh:
     
  8. savemoney

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    My Mom used to serve whipped cream over hot gingerbread. Really good. Haven't had that since I was a kid. Memories upload_2021-12-6_18-59-38.png
     

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    Just wait... It gets worse
     
  10. yooperdave

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    :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: :thumbs: :handshake:
     
  11. mat60

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    :rofl: :lol: Thats about the size of it.. I plowed driveways for years when younger but didn't do that.
     
  12. mat60

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    Been wanting to ask you how many BTU,s your mini split is and at what temp does it not want to heat as good?
     
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    Hope I don't find any soft spots..... :whistle:

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  14. Warner

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    The poor fella driving that truck!
     
  15. savemoney

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    I used to have a plow truck. Problem was everyone wanted their yards done. Freebee. (realatives) I got so I wouldn't go out while the storm was bad. Then wouldn't go after dark. Finally sold the truck and plow. That is when I got a new snow blower that I only used a short time. A fall ruined my ability to get around. Now my son lives here and does the snow removal with his truck and ATV.
     
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    Ideally, I would prefer a tractor with front mounted snow blower. Its on the list. No snowbanks to deal with.
     
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    It is a Fujitsu 15,000 BTU single zone high seer wall mounted system. I got it from Central Maine Heat Pumps Benton Me. They did all the paper work I needed and submitted it to the state for my rebate. We haven't had any weather that it doesn't do a good job heating or cooling. However, when that times comes, I have a gas furnace, new, energy efficient, and I have a p68 pellet stove. With just the pellet stove alone, we have never been cool here. If anything, too warm. wife likes it 76 t0 80 F. Over 72 and I am taking off clothing. My area is not so warm as where she sits.
     
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    Sweet!
     
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    We get a lot of snow on my area and my neighbors love to play with their plows. If there is a big storm, someone is around that could help out.

    ... I got a blade and chains for my lawn tractor, that seems to work ok.
     
  20. mat60

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    Thanks. I hear a lot of good things about them and that they are not to bad on the power bill. Something I may look into for my living room.. I'm getting old and cold.