[Firedup6975]

Seven more inches today, on top of the 27” then 4” then ice then this today I’m so over it!! no where to go with anymore that pile is as high as the house. But the wiener dog likes it.

[Drag Star Le Mans]

WOW where are you located and is the any end of it in sight? I only got 15" here in Washington and thankfully most of it's gone.

[Chief of the 60's]

That dog doesn't look like he's liking it. It looks like he's saying, "WTF...… Shovel me out a spot so I can go".

BTW: Before looking like Nanook of the North, freezing my ass off, pushing snow with a tractor, I'd have a plow on that red truck like I did.

Nothing like plowing snow with the heat cranked up, the window down and the tunes playing.

[sdbob]

I never had the privilege of all those accompliments. Hope you guys are safe. We got about 3 " on top of 6-8. The nasty part is the thick layer of ice on our stone driveway. I hate cold rain. I like snow.We use to work in snow but that rain ,yuk. I tried salt 20 yrs ago, never,never again.

[Firedup6975]

Originally Posted by Chief of the 60's

That dog doesn't look like he's liking it. It looks like he's saying, "WTF...… Shovel me out a spot so I can go".

BTW: Before looking like Nanook of the North, freezing my ass off, pushing snow with a tractor, I'd have a plow on that red truck like I did.

Nothing like plowing snow with the heat cranked up, the window down and the tunes playing.

Ricky was standing at the door under a covered roof on the porch I did shovel them a corral during the first 27” storm and maintain it after each snowfall. No plow on our Big red truck, Mike’s a real Man he likes the freezing cold wind in his face, no cab on the CASE, hearing the roar of the motor and smelling the fuel. Lololol.

[Chief of the 60's]

LOLOLOLOL!!!!!! ^ ^ ^

[1funride]

We got 44" over night in one storm this year. Went to bed around 10pm, maybe 4 inches, was expecting 10-12 inches so no big deal easy clean up in the morning. Next morning got up and looked outside, holy crap, really? My compact tractor was 200 feet from my house, I got about 2/3 of the way and gave up. This was the most snow I have ever seen over night. Used the truck with plow and about 6 hours later and shoveling many times to unbury it (had to crawl out the window each time) I had the driveway done. Snowplow stuck in the ditch 3 times in front of my house, needed a grader and 2 trucks chained together to get it out, some neighbors were snowed in for a few days, unburried a few of them. We are equipped to handle this sort of weather in NY, so for us it is an adventure and something to talk about. Other parts of the country a few inches and the roads are ice, pipes freeze, loose electricity....terrible. As with many in the country, we are self sufficient for heat, water, sewer and electricity. Even if you live in the city, you should work to be as self suffiecient as possible. My 2 cents.