Mike(NEOhio)
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- Newbury, Ohio
After beautiful weather since September, culminating yesterday at 72, it's been snowing the last two hours and starting to accumulate.
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the tractor vet
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Well DHA where do you live . N/E Buckeye , if ya don't like the weather here just wait a min and it will change . Soooooooooo yes the honeymoon is over and we are going to play the Yo YO game this year Up down . setting here looking out the winder as it is coming down . Don't think i will be going out and doing any sight in today on two guns . Was going to do it yesterday but as always on the farm nothing goes as planned and by the time we got finished up we would have needed a startlite scope . Now until i have everything ready for winter and snow storms you can expect this to happen . If everything was ready to rock and roll then it would have stayed nice and we would not need items for winter. I have been putting off getting winter tires for the War Dept. car , i have been dragging my feet replacing the shift solenoids on the Durango , ain't got around to servicing the snow blower , the 806 is playing Amish tractor as the lights are not working the regulator is messing up and Mother nature shop the heat is now off and i don't work well in the cold anymore.
Ellis Kinney
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Northern Ky. 30 miles east of Cincinnati. 75 degrees yesterday and today it is spitting snow and very windy. Ellis
tracto-man
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Yep, pretty much same here. Kinda exciting but it's cold!
It was no picnic doing chores. Naturally the last of the calves that needed to be weaned came up in the barn,so I needed to get them caught while I had the chance. It was a whole lot more pleasant experience catching them and moving them when it was warm and dry. That's the end though. All caught.
You have the same as me. Have to take blood thinner. Your feet got cold. Here is the fix. What the problem is your feet sweat. First thing in the morning grab a can ot Arrid extra-dry antiperspirant. HOSE your feet down top and bottom. You want to put on enough so you can slide across the floor. It WORKS! Try it.
SmokeEater2
Member
Down in the 40's here but thankfully no snow in the forecast for the near future anyway.
I think I'm going to put the back blade on the CA tomorrow and leave it for the winter though. Never can tell when some of that snow might find it's way here.
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