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Hoot wrote:...snip... Long ways to shooting season at this pace. Damn you groundhog!
Hoot

19 fresh inches on top of the rest of the permasnow! Just finished digging/blowing out the driveway.

I’m ready now!

Dawg............you need chains!!!!

my kid had a 1025R, sweet lil tractor for working around the house.

we only got 9-10", driveway to house is clear, still need to clear out down to shed, might be a tomorrow project.

Its -12F. We are supposed to go to a graveside service for a friend today!

Hoot

Al in Mi wrote:Dawg............you need chains!!!!

my kid had a 1025R, sweet lil tractor for working around the house.

we only got 9-10", driveway to house is clear, still need to clear out down to shed, might be a tomorrow project.

I’ve got all kinds of attachments for it plus about 500 pounds of extra suitcase weights and ballasted tires. I haven’t bought chains for it it yet. But we just don’t get that kinda snow down here. We get ice.
I love this 1025. It’s a 2022 model. I got a hydraulic grapple, forks, a tiller and a bush hog. Also got a weight carrier for the back and it’s got the SpeeCo Speed hitch for the 3 point. Also came with the 120 front end loader.
It’s got some additional hydraulics on it too. I had a lot of fun with it last fall. It’s a work horse and definitely more practical than any JD gator. I traded in my 2018 gator. I was never really happy with it.

Hoot wrote:Its -12F. We are supposed to go to a graveside service for a friend today!

Hoot

I don’t know how to survive in those temps, Hoot.

Texas Sheepdawg wrote:

Hoot wrote:Its -12F. We are supposed to go to a graveside service for a friend today!

Hoot

I don’t know how to survive in those temps, Hoot.

When its in the upper 70's, lower 80's here in July and August, I watch the news and see it was 100's down your way and I don't know how folks go about their day to day in those temps. Its all relative. One of the compelling reasons that I moved here back in '76 was to get away from heat and humidity of Baltimore, where I grew up. When we get the occasional 90's day here in the summer, we try to minimize our exposure.

Hoot

Most folks here don’t cope well with those 100 degree days either. LOL. We stay inside.