Posted by Adirondack case guy on March 15, 2017 at 10:23:30 from (69.207.198.19):
Went out about 9:30 to survey the snow situation. Couldn't get out to the front of house or driveway. We have an enclosed porch linking my shop to the house and then a door out to the wood/tractor shed where I keep the Kubota B2150. Snow depth in yard ranged from just under 3' to 4.5' out by the road. Took a while just to push a path out to the road, Once I was in the road, all I could do to clear the driveway was to drive forward into the snow as far as I could, and force the bucked down and back drag the snow out into the road, and then turn around and push it into the field across the road. Took quit a while to clear the drive. The sidewalk in front of the house had a good 4' of snow in it where it drifted off the roof. One of the cousins was also plowing out with the 5250. Pic. when he was plowing out the uncle. Then he came down and plowed out dad's driveway so my step mom could get out and then he plowed out the mailboxes at the corner of our road and US20 We sure have some big snow banks now. The wind is coming up this afternoon and the snow is going to blow the other way. The state DOT was out with a grader winging back the snow on the sides of US20. Loren
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