Hey Donovan Wi

[John N Mi]

This is the way to get rid of snow.
John

 

[John N Mi]

I don't know why but I just could not get the link to photobucket to work tonight. I put the photo in stuck and troubled. Maybe one of you fellows with more computer knowledge than I have can make it move over here.
John

 

[Greg_Ky]

Hey John, Must be a white out in northern Michigan - I can't see any picture. (Grin)

 

[Greg_Ky]

Here It Is. I am from se. mi. and miss the snow myself. I still have a brother in Gaylord.

 

[John N Mi]

Did your brother go tothe wild game dinner at the Sportsmans Club last night. I was supposed to go but my wife is in the hospital so I missed for the first time in ten years. I lived at Gaylord from 1974 to 1984.
John

 

[Greg_Ky]

I doubt if he went to the dinner, he moved from Lewiston three years ago. I sure miss winter in Mi. I hope that I will be able to visit over the holiday's.

 

[Lanse]

I love usin that kuboda and just the bucket on the driveway. Its so peaceful, just the engine and the snow. Not to mention warm. That things awesome. Diddnt really think aboout gettin a blowsnower for it. Dont think we will

 

[Anonymous-0]

Don't disrespect your tractor by spelling its name wrong. Make sure you know where everything is when pushing with a loader. Even going slow can cause major damage to yourself or the tractor if you hit something hidden. I've cleared a lot of snow with a tractor and skid steer. I always go around the outside to find all the curbs and other obstacles first. Hitting a curb barely moving in a skid steer still feels like your going to shoot through the windshield at mach 1. Hitting something in a tractor going faster will jar you pretty good. Use lots of common sense when pushing. Dave

 

[Blackhole49]

Are they snowmobiling yet? I'm looking for a place to go after christmas.

 

[Lanse]

thanks. We have a long, paved driveway, its smooth, i guess, well nothing jarring out.

 

[John N Mi]

We have enough snow to ride the machines. Come on up to Petoskey. I do like the way that 5740 does it's thing with the snow. It got so hot in the cab I had to take my coat off.
John

 

[Don-Wi]

I don't think the trails are open around here yet, but they should be getting the groomers fired up pretty quick I would think. We've got somewhere around 6-8" on the ground right now. Some of it melted from the slight rain and warm up right after the 1st good snow fall, but since then it's stayed below freezing. Should be a good icey base to the trails when they do open.

Donovan from Wisconsin

 

[Chad Franke]

We are here. Still tiptoeing around in places, only about 4 feet on the ground, but enough to get off trail some.
Rabbit Ears 10/10/07