Winter Floor Prep!

jgayman said:

I use a rear blade and front blower and I go through something similar because I'm storing the tractor in a shed with a wooden floor, plus I have tire chains. So I have to deal with the water from the melting snow and avoid damage to the floor from the tire chains.

I like that Hanjet mat. Is it completely water proof? Does that one unroll/unfold and lay flat even when cold?

I had previously tried a very thick 8x20 9-mil garage rubber mat. It worked great but it weighs over 100 lbs and is very difficult to get it to lay flat after being rolled up for the summer. I currently have a bunch of water proof mats laying on top of a piece of plastic.

Oh the joys of winter storage rituals.

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Guja0501 said:

No drain in the floor, or just trying to save the concrete?

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Wisconsin Cowman said:

Like that idea I hate the slop and water that comes in the shed after using the X758 for snow. Even though I try to clean off the snow before bring it back in the shed but with no floor drain water sits. Need to find a mate 5’x10’.

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jgayman said:

I was interested in one of these mats until I read in the description that it was very flammable.

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12dbsinad said:

I have something that's really really bugging me so I have to ask.



Why isn't the miller lite in the beer fridge?

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Drifterbike said:

The snow off of mine melts and the hanging furnace dries it up. I use the M18 blower to blow it off and also blow the excess salt off the salt spreader mounts.

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