Should have drove it to the mall, the teeth and bucket means you could have moved a small car to free up a parking spot.:good2:
What did you do with your SCUT Deere today?
I find it amazing how these machines make you say, yay I have work to do. Ive been meaning to collect some firewood for a few months now. Got 'er done today, and really quick and easy too!
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Rear blower worked fantastic. There was a layer of ice with a few inches of snow on top and not having the skid shoes on allowed we to nicely scrap the driveway and get most of it up.
when through a 3 foot high bank that was pushed up from the neighbours plow and had frozen.
The high back seat makes the manual chute rotation a little tricky. (set of the safety twice by leaving the seat) have to look into adding hydraulic for next year.
Hydraulic deflector was a life saver today with the high winds.
My driveway is not very long, so with the FEL on I had to be very careful not to hit anything. Might get the front weights for next year and leave it off.
All in all very happy. I would have loved to have gotten the front mount blower, but in Canada I paid $2000 for the rear mount, where the front mount setup was going to run me almost $5000. little too much to spend this time around.
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No real snow to worry about, but did get to move some maple logs that were cut down. Tree was about 3.5 feet across. I was having so much fun and really getting the hang of things, I even started to stack it. :lol:
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Played with the new lawn roller. :good2:
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Cut down and cleaned up a walnut.
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Wheres the video of this run? :thumbup1gif:Thanks!
It is G-gage. (43mm between rails) I don't like to refer to it as G-scale since the various G-gage model train manufacturers use scale factors from 1:20.3 to 1:32. LGB typically uses a 1:22.3 scale, or something like that.
My apologies for going off-subject, but I just had to post this photo of my Sunday afternoon live steam run. (When I should have been doing tractor work on the railroad.)
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Should get a scale deere to put in the red car. :lol:
Worked on being the #1 Dad. (No offense to any dad's here)
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Hey
It was build into a slightly unleveled area, so after leveling it out and installing the frame, I back filled with a bit of the dirt. Laid down a weed barrier, then used rubber "wood" chips. They are made from recycled tires and is actually a good choice for play area as it is approved for fall protection.
Found if you have to pay for mulch that rubber is a "cheaper" option and better for this application. Bought it from homedepot for $7 a bag. (Canada) cost dose add up quick.
Don't hit that DOG wood. :lol:
That is one s h i t y house. :lol:
Looking good.
I am not a metal worker, but what I find really helps is to drill a small pilot hole first. Then drill with the 1/2" bit. Or the step drill bits work good too.
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