Posted by Idaho Ron on November 22, 2007 at 18:34:34 from (208.98.154.197):
Well yesterday was 15 degrees. I went out and started the truck to go to work and thought what the heck lets see if the SC will go. I gave her choke and hit the starter and she fired right up.
My son came running to the door (6:30AM) to see if it had snowed so he could plow some snow.
I was tickled to see it start in the cold. As a kid we never had a tractor that would start in the winter. We fought the snow in our drive way and around the barns. We fed cattle with two wheel drive pickups and were stuck a lot. Our tractors just would not start in the winter. Since our tractors wouldn't start we never had a blade. Funny how that would have made life so much easier but we never were able to do it.
I wish I would have had this SC when I was younger. Ron
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