Recent content by g_man

I plug mine in for an hour or two when it gets down to 15 degrees or so. Maybe 20 degrees if it has been setting a long long time.

I put on my chains today. I snapped some pictures as I went in case someone might not be familiar with the "drive them on" method. Makes the job super easy for what I have. Make a length of rope with a hook at each end. Lay out the chins outside up. Hook the rope to one end of the chains and...

The Geo-Agric would be my choice. The walking beam axles are way better in the woods or rough ground if that matters to you. The removable sides gives you a lot of flexibility. But you have a light tractor and it may be a tad big in some situations if you fright it right up. Your manual must...

Yes I built it. I stole the main idea. It wasn't mine. It works well and there is no side thrust like on a plow that is way out front. It can push hard on the banks and hold a line. It floats on a chain like a truck plow but I can also apply down pressure by dumping the SSQA plate forward...

I keep my snow plows stashed away in the woods but I thought it was time to get them out and into the door yard. I may be needing them soon. gg

Hmmmm....... I always wondered what a chainsaw was good for :):):) gg

That should work great :):):) gg

You could load a pallet up with some of your bricks and drag it around. Should work fine. gg

Between yours and @beckmurpf's pictures I wish I had more open land and less woods. Very nice places - both. gg

I like your compost se-up Grumpy !

We've had a couple dustings of snow so far, I don't put the plow on until I really need it. I pulled down three trees that were broke off by the wind but were still attached. I put out the camera because I wasn't sure how it was going to go and it was a little different. This is...

That is a lot of stumps ! That thing does a good job too. What kind of maintenance is required on the teeth/cutters? gg

Unfortunately it is long gone to the metal recycling dumpster at our town transfer station. I think the 346XP was one of the best 50cc saws made. gg

I don't know what your snow loads are up in PEI but around here in NE VT only the very robust units survive the heavy wet storms or rain on top of existing dry snow. gg

Better in your bucket than running down your leg - don't ask how I know. Since then I keep telling myself when ever I fill anything "put on both caps before you move your feet". gg