Right now I'm I building up stamina to go out and shovel the damn thing. May as well wait for the snow plow to put in the snow pile across the end of the driveway so I can get all my swearing in at one time.:roll:
I'm sure you are not alone #Juan, perhaps you should move to Vernon, nice dry snow we have here and only a couple on inches so far. I too curse the damned windrows left by the plow, but they are unavoidable unless you can talk the operator into stopping at every driveway and getting out with a shovel. :lol: BE damn careful shovelling that wet stuff, you don't want to stall the pump. :smile:
If you don't learn how to use it, move it my garage please. LOL.
I just finished shoveling the driveway and the sidewalks. Took me an hour and fifteen minutes but the snow was very light. Even the snow bank left by the plow was easy to handle. Hey......maybe I'm getting stronger:roll::lol:
it's not wet jlm, I just came in with my four cats, they were playing in it, dry and powdery, but
it's not cold now, and I think it is dissapearing fast, should be gone by dinner time, (hopefully).
If you don't learn how to use it, move it my garage please. LOL.
hmmm wanna trade? One big strong shoveller for one big strong snowblower? hahaha
lol - exactly. Versatility is a huge advantage in any snow removal device ;-).
You don't want one of those Karrie, they cost money for gas and pollute the air, besides shovelling is much healthier for you, builds up the biceps. :lol:
I did mine too, took me 15 minutes.