Getting the F' Outta Dodge.

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Mike, maybe this is a work around for the plow pig?

Seen it on the internet.

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found a new snow plow for Mike, it'll fit right in with all he's got!


1960 61 Chevy Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 w/plow rat hot rod

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Hurricane77

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found a new snow plow for Mike, it'll fit right in with all he's got!


1960 61 Chevy Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 w/plow rat hot rod

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Man....Plow or not. That thing's awesome!
 
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motorheadmike

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After Monday's record nonsense we had to call in some support.

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Child for scale.

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When we showed Talia the mounds she went running out of the garage to play. It's -37°C with the windchill.
 
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motorheadmike

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jiho

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Are there any hills around there to sled down?
 

Hurricane77

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Told ya, you need a tractor.

Skid steer is useful; maneuverable and strong for their size. But lots more you can do with a 3pt hitch and PTO. PTO accessories tend to be cheaper since most SS ones need to be run with hydraulics.
 
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motorheadmike

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Told ya, you need a tractor.

Skid steer is useful; maneuverable and strong for their size. But lots more you can do with a 3pt hitch and PTO. PTO accessories tend to be cheaper since most SS ones need to be run with hydraulics.

I am shopping. But, the sticker shock is real.

If I average out my contracting costs over a decade it may be more prudent to let someone else do it. I don't know where we'll be in a decade and being saddled with a piece of old equipment may not be something I want to deal with.

The skid steer made short work of the problem.
 

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Looks like I have a real chance of moving from New Jersey to coastal North Carolina this spring.... fingers crossed; most worried about how the 15 year-old is going to handle it. I need to make the right compromises: 1) more spacious home for my family, 2) a garage for my g-body, and 3) a population density that supports a high school with at least 100 kids/grade and basketball/soccer teams. Neglecting inflation, looking at recent sales in my current area, I am likely above water in my current home. In transferring companies, I'm considering plowing my entire 401k into the home purchase in NC - rather than roll it into an IRA. If I pull this off, my 2 and 4 year old will grow up like I did, playing in the woods, and crabbing/fishing. This will be a move from an authoritarian scale 11 police state to more of a 6 (I figure). This is the general area that I have been focused on for several years: https://www.google.com/maps/@34.1151263,-77.8794853,10.75z There is an opening that I fit at the dual-unit BWR (power reactors) there.
 
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