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You can keep the 80s I much prefer cold.
Weird I know.
Weird I know.
That’s why we have beaches and mountains with snow.when it gets hot we go to the beach and to cool off drive up to the 12000 ft elevation and play in the snow. I’ll keep it lol!You can keep the 80s I much prefer cold.
Weird I know.
Yes I rather the cold also Glock21 it’s good to choose. I hunt Axis Deer and Mouflon sheep here from sea level all the way up to around 10000 ft elevation and favor the high elevations.That actually sounds fun.
I have never been a fan of the hot environs the cold has always been my thing.
Although it sounds like you have both available.
Woke up to -40 Monday morning. I have two lab puppies that require potty breaks frequently. It’s been hell for all of us!Woke up to zero here in ST Louis Mo. Did not go to farm this weekend which is 90 mile North. Talking high of 3 and low of -7 tonight. We are not use to this kind of extreme lows in MO and to dangerous for us .
-35 degrees F. in Minnesota
Pulled my old wore out toro out of basement and was surprised how well it ran. Have not needed it in 4to5 years. When I was a kid we made a lot of money clearing neighbor driveways. STL just dont get much snow anymore. 13 degrees this am and above freezing daytime high predicted tomorrow.Wound up ... with about 6" of snow. Not enough for the big equipment. Ran my Honda Rancher plow up the sidewalk early, then down the otherside of the street for the neighbor's sidewalks. Later in the day I had a new tenant moving in so I took out my little crappy Toro 621E electric start that has rubber paddles for an auger. To it's credit, that machine cleans right down to the bare concrete. Surprisingly it was running like a top. Always have to start it with the starter motor but yesterday it ran strong. Just for laughs I restarted it with one pull on the pull start cord. Coulda knocked me over with a feather.
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My 15 year Sheila ... before this one came with a small Toro snowblower. I think it was gas/oil mix and a little narrower than my 621. I know it was smaller anyway. (18"???) It too had rubber paddles which serve a purpose around here. When it finally died after giving yeoman service I figured to replace it. Went with a slightly wider 21" expecting the same good feeling about the machine and a little more versatility. Honestly, the 621 isn't the same. It seems like an entry level machine trying to do a bigger machine's job. Whereas the Sheila's Toro knew what it was; basically a 5" snowstorm, light snow and just sweeping down to bare surface after your bigger machine moved the lion's share of the snow. It was lightweight and agile. This machine has to be dragged across the lawn or gravel driveway because the paddles are what pull it through the snow. So the bigger 21" cut and bigger machine are a liability there. I didn't want to spring for the twice as expensive Honda with paddles because of the limited use added to the good results from the original little Toro. In retrospect, if I had it to do again, I'd buy one of the Honda machines with the rubber auger. Frankly, "I don't trust" the Toro. Every time I take it out I wonder if it's going to start, run, and keep running. It has done so, but sometimes it's taken 100 revolutions of the starter to start it, and sometimes it's run rough as a cement truck...lol I do trust Honda products.Pulled my old wore out toro out of basement and was surprised how well it ran. Have not needed it in 4to5 years. When I was a kid we made a lot of money clearing neighbor driveways. STL just dont get much snow anymore. 13 degrees this am and above freezing daytime high predicted tomorrow.
Id be happy with pic of strong back and snow shovel.Duke, there’s such a difference in the North and the South!
Down here, there’ll be an ad saying “Loving lady in the low 60’s , loves the outdoors and Redman , have boat and motor. Response, “Please send picture of boat and motor”.
Do you ever ask, “Please send picture of snow blower.”?
Last foray ... into the NY megalopolis dating scene was an education. Things changed immensely in 15 years. Even older women have become politically radicalized and militantly against anyone or anything that isn't left wing. Conservative, Republican or God forbid a Trump supporter and you're updatable to them. Funny thing is they bitch about the lack of good men, yet they exclude 75% of them with politics. They're bitter, disenchanted and resolved to their fate, yet they are too blind to see THEY'RE their own worst enemy!Duke, there’s such a difference in the North and the South!
Down here, there’ll be an ad saying “Loving lady in the low 60’s , loves the outdoors and Redman , have boat and motor. Response, “Please send picture of boat and motor”.
Do you ever ask, “Please send picture of snow blower.”?