OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

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OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby Colliemom » Tue Jan 18, 2011 9:02 pm

The Date: January 16, 2011

The Time: 8:45 a.m eastern

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The Scene: 2 driveways, a doggie potty area and a deck covered with 5 and a half inches of snow plus a bit more in the neighbors drive from a previous snowfall

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The Equipment: A small 90 cc snowblower for deck and other small areas, a snow shovel, an old roof snow rake for pulling snow away from steps, along edges of doors, front of garage door etc. into piles for removal with the blowers, and a bigger 305cc, 26 inch wide snowblower for the big stuff. Capable of throwing snow 50 feet depending on consistancy
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The Operator: Colliemom aka Sue
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Objective: clear and remove snow from aformentioned areas
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Mission Accomplished
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby VickieP » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:17 pm

That is a neat little snowblower and protective cover you have, Sue. Being in Louisiana I've never seen anything like that.....just another thing I love about this forum! :D
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby ali1257 » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:21 pm

Wow that's a lot of snow. Great job you did moving it around.
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby Carolinagal » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:24 pm

I've never seen anything like them either, born up there and if i saw them, didn't matter to me at that age. Sure wish I could have seen a real close up of them and seen them work here week ago !!!!

Like Vicki, said, we learn alot on this forum. Thanks for posting, now we know when you're out blowing snow, how you're doing it. Looks like it could make you a wee bit tired.

Thanks Sue,
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby BirdbyBird » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:30 pm

Even with the mechanical help it still looks like a lot of work..... :) The results can definitely be appreciated.
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby asirimarco » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:32 pm

I'm on my feet putting hands together. CLAP, CLAP, CLAP - my hat's off to you lady. Good job done. Hopefully that is the end of it for awhile. And we are complaining cause it's 60 here. Now I know why we are here.
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby cpatinjones » Tue Jan 18, 2011 10:40 pm

I think I would rather mow grass. :D
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Re: OPERATION SNOW REMOVAL

Postby AlmostThere » Thu Jan 20, 2011 11:54 am

BirdbyBird wrote:Even with the mechanical help it still looks like a lot of work..... :) The results can definitely be appreciated.



I second that, Tina! But kudos on a job well done!
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