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Old 02-10-2013, 06:43 PM
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It took me a while to get these up, but the baby wasn't so happy last night. Anyways, after 3 goes at plowing, the yard is passable. the only thing the poor little cub couldn't handle was the snowbank at the end of the driveway, which was taller than me. don't have any action pics, but I do have during and after storm pics.


hope everyone out there made it through ok!
Great Pics Ian, thanks for sharing! Glad your cub served you well!
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It took me a while to get these up, but the baby wasn't so happy last night. Anyways, after 3 goes at plowing, the yard is passable. the only thing the poor little cub couldn't handle was the snowbank at the end of the driveway, which was taller than me. don't have any action pics, but I do have during and after storm pics.

Here's the house just as the first wave of heavy snow was hitting.




My Jeep with an unhappy face the next morning after the storm


one of my apple trees holding on to its snow


After view of the house, I particularly like the smoke-stained snow frozen to the chimney


my poor van!


The only casualty of the storm on my property, the tent shed collapsed during the first round of plowing.


Baby Matilda helping my plow!


Letting the snow melt off after a long couple days of plowing. what a great little tractor!




hope everyone out there made it through ok!
Awesome pics, Ian! Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Great Pics Ian, thanks for sharing! Glad your cub served you well!
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Cool snow pics Ian!
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Had to drive to w. mass and back today, so didn't have much time to upload anything as it took me 10 hours yesterday to do my driveway with the cub cadet (talk about seat time!). I'm simply amazed at what these things are capable of...I started with the snow thrower but it was -20 with wind chill out and everything on it that moved just froze up, so I threw the plow back on it and started a long day of bulldozing snow (I didn't use the shovel other than to dig the cub out of drifts, doing 600+ ft of shoveling 3ft of snow I am all set with). I obviously didn't use the plow truck (though I wish I had been able to, it needs a weld and at the moment I have no welding equipment). We got 30" total, but the wind drifts made some of my lawn bare and some just covered...4-5ft.
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Had to drive to w. mass and back today, so didn't have much time to upload anything as it took me 10 hours yesterday to do my driveway with the cub cadet (talk about seat time!). I'm simply amazed at what these things are capable of...I started with the snow thrower but it was -20 with wind chill out and everything on it that moved just froze up, so I threw the plow back on it and started a long day of bulldozing snow (I didn't use the shovel other than to dig the cub out of drifts, doing 600+ ft of shoveling 3ft of snow I am all set with). I obviously didn't use the plow truck (though I wish I had been able to, it needs a weld and at the moment I have no welding equipment). We got 30" total, but the wind drifts made some of my lawn bare and some just covered...4-5ft.


That's some seat time!
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Had to drive to w. mass and back today, so didn't have much time to upload anything as it took me 10 hours yesterday to do my driveway with the cub cadet (talk about seat time!). I'm simply amazed at what these things are capable of...I started with the snow thrower but it was -20 with wind chill out and everything on it that moved just froze up, so I threw the plow back on it and started a long day of bulldozing snow (I didn't use the shovel other than to dig the cub out of drifts, doing 600+ ft of shoveling 3ft of snow I am all set with). I obviously didn't use the plow truck (though I wish I had been able to, it needs a weld and at the moment I have no welding equipment). We got 30" total, but the wind drifts made some of my lawn bare and some just covered...4-5ft.
Awesome action shots! Thanks for sharing.
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That's some snow and some seat time!
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Wow, you got a foot more than we got and I thought we had it bad. Well, at least the wind blew all the snow off your main roof. I've been debating on weather I should shovel my roof. There's alot of weight up there and on top of that we're getting rain today. That will add some pounds to it.
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sorry I missed out on all that seat time , but happy all that snow hit you guys not me..

Im so ready for spring!!
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