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300jk

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Been nasty here yesterday and today. Started with snow and freezing rain, then rain yesterday evening. Then snow again last night and today. Figured it was time to clean up some. Driveway is done. Now to clean off vehicles and clean by the house and garage. We have had a mild winter so far so I can't complain !
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We?ve had a mild winter to and I can complain. Where the sun always shines there?s a desert below . When the snow doesn?t come we have drought.
 
Bout the same here, 300. Not a lot of snow but wet and heavy over warm ground. Back into the 40 mid-week. Up till yesterday we had 27 straight days of above average temps. Not complainin'.
 
I do understand your love of snow ! I'm sure the snow is an important part of you getting the water and moisture you need. It's a little different story here. Our water table is probably down 6' or 7' from ground level. Most of the winter so far my sump pump in the cellar has been earning it's keep. Standing water all over here lately. Sump has never completley dry in the 10 years I've owned the place !
 
Yep ! We've been all over the place too ! My fear is Lake Erie still being open. Could bring a lot of nasty lake effect !
 
That is a lot of blower for a 300. Independent pto and the hi/lo are your friends!

We are blowing out too. I have a 7 foot blower on my NH 1720. It?s a little much for 27 hp but with the low reverse gear it works out.

Paul
 
That is lot of water . The water table is about 175 feet deep here . I can?t imagine having water that close to the surface . I was watching a kid on YouTube and they had enough water they could take water from drain tile on one part of the farm and pipe it to another section of the farm and run a pivot on that water !
 
Really overall maybe a foot or a little more. Hard to tell. Very windy here up on the hill. Bottom couple inches were soft and slushy. Then 4 to 6 of crunchy frozen, then 4 to 5 fresh powder. Made cleanup a chore!
 
It is a lot of blower ! I keep wanting to put it on 1650 oliver, but I just never have. My brother offered his 1755 oliver with a cab, but I haven't done that either !
 
Yeah it's pretty high here. I can pull the cap off my well casing and it's right there ! I'm on a hill. Clay ground down to around 7' then pretty much shale from the digging I've done here.
 
I spent about 4 hrs. yesterday. 2 for me and 2 for the neighbor who had a heart attack couple months ago. He needs to get a livestock trailer in there tomorrow to load out a steer.
 
Weatherguy on TV last week said Erie is normally 27% ice covered at this time of January but this year 0 ice and the water is warmer. If we get the right blast of cold it will be trouble.
 
I like my 300. You must have the second or third year production, first year didn?t have a top link. Tho dad fabricated one for ours. He mounted a Case 3pt planter on it, made his own arms too. All before I was around.

You seem to have hi rise 3pt arms if I see right, the fast hitch doesn?t lift real high.

Paul
 
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