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aa335
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One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Original Message Jan 16, 2011 11:23 pm |
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larrylaverne
Location: illinois
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #2 Jan 17, 2011 1:35 am |
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myself, i would rather use the snowblower on the eod mountain... i see it as a challenge. Me and my 2 stager vs. the mountain AND where i will pin point the snow to be blown to.
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larrylaverne
Location: illinois
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #4 Jan 17, 2011 7:54 am |
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You guys are not very creative. Everyone knows the best situation is to drive the plow down your own street and bury all your neighbors on purpose, then go home and snowblow. If you are lucky you can even make some extra money clearing snow for your neighbors :) i already do that ,for years now.
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Shryp
Location: Cleveland, OH
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #7 Jan 18, 2011 5:24 am |
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What's even more fun is watching their 2 stage snowblowers hit some of the trash you buried with your snowplow. You can really spray stuff once it's been ground up by a 2 stage. As a side note the GoPro came in on Monday and we are getting a snowstorm in the morning. Cool, more awesome videos! I love watching the neighbor across the street run outside to shovel the EOD when the plow goes by. You would think after this many winters she would learn that the plow circles the block a few times. Nope! So by the time she finishes the plow is making another pass. The look on her face is priceless every time. We are getting rain again, it sucks.
This message was modified Jan 18, 2011 by Shryp
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Steve_Cebu
Joined: Dec 17, 2009
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #8 Jan 18, 2011 5:33 am |
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Cool, more awesome videos!
I love watching the neighbor across the street run outside to shovel the EOD when the plow goes by.
You would think after this many winters she would learn that the plow circles the block a few times.
Nope!
So by the time she finishes the plow is making another pass. The look on her face is priceless every time.
Here they try to plow only once per storm.
I will try out the GoPro this storm, it's not very good indoors with low light. The Helmet Hero is going back after I test it. I really need the mounts for the car to use on the snowblower otherwise the vibrations will turn it into Jello-vision. I will be using 720p60p and 1080i modes, also trying out but not relevant is the picture every 2 seconds mode. Can't actually mount in on the blower with the provided mounts so I'll use teh HeadCam mount if I can find a nut that's the right size. They don't ship any of the $%#@! mounts with nuts! I feel bad for your neighbor, don't you help her out?
"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England." "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
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Shryp
Location: Cleveland, OH
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #9 Jan 18, 2011 5:39 am |
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That is the funny thing. It is not that they are plowing more than once per storm. It is just that they go down the street a few times to get it all. We are on a side street and usually get the plows last in the city. They make a few passes down each side of the street when they are here to get most of it, but she is too stupid to wait a half hour and let the plows move on. I do go over and do her and several other neighbors when I get the snowblower out. Problem with that is as stated above she goes out and shovels before the more sensible people are out there. I have had her call me in the afternoon to ask me to snowblow her sidewalks only to find her outside shoveling 5 minutes later. She never gives me a chance. As I am sure anyone else he does, I do my own yard before I do anyone else's in case something breaks. So by the time I would get to hers she is already done. I should add that they used to shovel because their old snowblower didn't run very well. They went and bought a new one and I think i have seen them use it once in 3 years. They are some odd people.
This message was modified Jan 18, 2011 by Shryp
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Steve_Cebu
Joined: Dec 17, 2009
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Re: One of those times you really need or wish for a two stage snowblower!
Reply #10 Jan 18, 2011 5:51 am |
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That is the funny thing. It is not that they are plowing more than once per storm. It is just that they go down the street a few times to get it all. We are on a side street and usually get the plows last in the city. They make a few passes down each side of the street when they are here to get most of it, but she is too stupid to wait a half hour and let the plows move on.
I do go over and do her and several other neighbors when I get the snowblower out. Problem with that is as stated above she goes out and shovels before the more sensible people are out there.
I have had her call me in the afternoon to ask me to snowblow her sidewalks only to find her outside shoveling 5 minutes later. She never gives me a chance. As I am sure anyone else he does, I do my own yard before I do anyone else's in case something breaks. So by the time I would get to hers she is already done.
I should add that they used to shovel because their old snowblower didn't run very well. They went and bought a new one and I think i have seen them use it once in 3 years. They are some odd people.
Well you do what you can. My neighbors have asked me to help them out and I said sure if you can find a way to get it down there and back. I'm not going to walk it 1/4 mile or more each way down a narrow barely plowed road with very few houses on it.
It sounds like that woman is very independent. Her choice, you offered but that's about all you can do. As far as them not using their new snowblower, see my sig.
"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England." "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
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