Bit-O-Snow - Page 4

Avatard · 12-21-2009, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

You could always shovel.

HAHAHAHA. No. I have a VERY large driveway, with a circle drive addition, and a slip large enough to park a bus (the previous owner had one).

Shovel? You're funny.

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Originally Posted by Rider

Or electric start that bitch after pouring a little seafoam in the tank. Seafoam FTMW.

It has electric start. The Sea Foam alone wasn't cutting it. I had to take the carb apart. The shit that came out of it looked like the shit that comes out of a bong when you clean it. Yuk.

Works now, though.

Particle Man · 12-21-2009, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Avatard

Works now, though.

the snowblower or the bong?

Avatard · 12-21-2009, 03:49 PM

Both.

Particle Man · 12-21-2009, 03:54 PM

Cutty72 · 12-21-2009, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Avatard

HAHAHAHA. No. I have a VERY large driveway, with a circle drive addition, and a slip large enough to park a bus (the previous owner had one).

Shovel? You're funny.

HaHa you're lazy.

Grew up on a farm. When the tractor wouldn't start, guess what MY ass shoveled.

-1/4 mile driveway
-area from barn to house (about 30 yds)

Usually took about 4-6 hours, depending on how much snow there was. And that was just a path enough to get the car out.

Yes I own a snowblower now. But unless the snow is over a foot deep, or really hard, I can shovel faster.

Avatard · 12-21-2009, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

HaHa you're lazy.

No, I'm crippled.

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

Grew up on a farm. When the tractor wouldn't start, guess what MY ass shoveled.

-1/4 mile driveway
-area from barn to house (about 30 yds)

Usually took about 4-6 hours, depending on how much snow there was. And that was just a path enough to get the car out.

I'm really proud of you, that's very nice.

Grew up in the 'burbs, but I used to work in the winter shoveling show with friends for money when I was a kid. We always kicked ass, and came home with at least $300 each in our pockets.

I know which end of a shovel to hold.

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

Yes I own a snowblower now. But unless the snow is over a foot deep, or really hard, I can shovel faster.

I own a snowblower too, and it's at least two feet of snow I'm looking at.

I know that might make me lazy...but it's a few ton of snow, and I figured I might point this machine at it.

karl_1052 · 12-22-2009, 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Avatard

No, I'm crippled.

I'm really proud of you, that's very nice.

Grew up in the 'burbs, but I used to work in the winter shoveling show with friends for money when I was a kid. We always kicked ass, and came home with at least $300 each in our pockets.

I know which end of a shovel to hold.

I own a snowblower too, and it's at least two feet of snow I'm looking at.

I know that might make me lazy...but it's a few ton of snow, and I figured I might point this machine at it.

I live in Canada and have never owned a snowblower(and have had laneways as large as you describe).

Bluestreak · 12-22-2009, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Cutty72

HaHa you're lazy.

Grew up on a farm. When the tractor wouldn't start, guess what MY ass shoveled.

-1/4 mile driveway
-area from barn to house (about 30 yds)

Usually took about 4-6 hours, depending on how much snow there was. And that was just a path enough to get the car out.

Yes I own a snowblower now. But unless the snow is over a foot deep, or really hard, I can shovel faster.

I'm glad I'm not the only one!!! I could have written this for myself word for word.

Particle Man · 12-22-2009, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Bluestreak

I'm glad I'm not the only one!!! I could have written this for myself word for word.

You and Cutty shovel snow with your ass? Geez, that has to be cold

Gas Man · 12-22-2009, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Avatard

Learned 3 things today

1) It would have been so much easier had I known such a big storm was coming, had I gotten the snow blower out of the remote garage, and brought it to the attached garage.
2) That bottle of Sta-Bil does nothing if it just sits on the shelf - pour it into the fucking snow blower's tank.
3) The carb on a Snow-King is a fucking pain in the ass to get to, and now I need to clean it the fuck out.

I'm snowed in until I feel like tearing into a Tecumseh carb, and cleaning it out.

Fuck my life.

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Originally Posted by Avatard

Yeah, we got two feet even, it looks like.

Finally got the damn snow blower running. Fuck me.

A full can of starting fluid, half a can of carb cleaner, a can of sea foam, a full carb repop, and half the damn day later, and I finally got the fucking snow blower lit.

My neighbors must love me. Nothing sounds better at midnight than an 8HP Tecumseh spitting violently in protest to coming alive.

I'll wait until tomorrow to tackle the snow, dig my ass out.

I smell like a fucking petroleum refinery.

BEST POSTS OF THE DAY!!!

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Originally Posted by Rider

Damn, you people have way more snow than we do. We have maybe 12-15" for the entire season so far.

I've gotten maybe 1"

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Originally Posted by Rider

Or electric start that bitch after pouring a little seafoam in the tank. Seafoam FTMW.

Seafoam is the badest of badass!

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