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oldcrow
If it ain't broke, try harder
Location: Northern MI
Joined: Jan 15, 2008
Points: 63
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Re: Hello Winter 2013-2014
Reply #17 Oct 29, 2013 1:02 pm |
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oldcrow, I like that explanation, I may steal it.
I don't know what kind of winter we are in for, but so far September & October have been very nice with temperatures above average by 5 or 7 degrees.
Cheers Paul And this is Quebec? Wow, enjoy that while it lasts, brother. I'm in Michigan's Upper peninsula, probably about the same latitude as you. Winter is already on our doorstep. 4 or 5 snowfalls already, sub-freezing temps at night. That almanac prediction of biting cold may turn out be right. Better stock up on wolf repellant You may steal with my blessing. A case of Canada's finest would be appreciated, though. Just too much hassle anymore to cross the bridge for brewskis. Bloody terrorists...
This message was modified Oct 29, 2013 by oldcrow
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kellyinkc
Joined: Oct 8, 2010
Points: 74
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Re: Hello Winter 2013-2014
Reply #20 Nov 3, 2013 5:11 pm |
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well here is SnowDay1 http://snowday1.wordpress.com/ it gets technical but the center of the country is in for "copious amounts of snow" Good thing I have the Toro 2 stroker.
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royster
" It is the use of power tools that separates man from animals"
Location: New Brunswick, Canada
Joined: Feb 11, 2011
Points: 284
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Re: Hello Winter 2013-2014
Reply #25 Mar 18, 2014 1:51 pm |
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This has been one of the longest winters in New Brunswick , Canada Starting in early December with very cold temperatures -20 C Then the snow began with storms of 12 inches or more in Dec, Jan , Feb and now March So far, I have used my Husqvarna 27 inch, 1450 Briggs , Hydro Gear Hydrostatic, snowblower 18 times and most of those times were major storms, drifting snow, 3-4 feet at the end of driveway. The snowblower has worked perfectly , but I am glad that most of our storms are over, I hope Royster
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