Brett on WHO TV said it was an easy blow.
Yep. I'm watching a big heavy-duty 3500 4x4 pickup with a blade doing my neighbor's drive. He's having a tough go at it because it's so heavy. He's gotten stuck a couple of times already.
Really? I’m outside of Runnells and think I’ll be able to handle this stuff with my 4 wheeler. Ready to go. Just waiting for it to be done snowing for good.
**** this heavy snow. My battery operated snow blower is not working so well with it
Bunch of wusses here. I hand scooped all my snow and didn’t even break a sweat.
Is now the appropriate time to commence the single vs two stage debate?
Meh, I've been shoveling my whole life, so its still an upgrade. I just wanted something low maintenance, guess its the price I pay
Meh, I've been shoveling my whole life, so its still an upgrade. I just wanted something low maintenance, guess its the price I pay
I'm sure it will work great outside of this super wet/heavy crap.
We get like one of those a decade though. At that rate better to just pay someone with a truck to clear out the drivewayl
My neighbor was in ahhh at how fast my single stage 5 hp Toro went through the boulders that were left once the plow went by. They have a two stage and her husband said it’s no good it wet heavy snow as the chute always plugs up.
My Toro is great in slushy snow too. Pretty nice get for the fact someone had it on a swap site for nothing. Spent $3 for a primer bulb and just cleaned it up.
Toro is an underrated brand IMO. I’ve always been a fan since my great grandpa would let me drive around on of his old Toro riders with the trike handles. Probably the first gas powered wheeled vehicle I ever drove by myself.
Seems like 5” or so in Adel. Realized this morning that I didn’t have fuel or cold start for my snowblower. Stupid me. Shoveled our whole driveway and side walks. I’m tired.
Wasn't ideal, but still 20 times better than shoveling it myself.
I hooked two back to back so I effectively have a four stage. I thought it was too powerful for what was there today though.