Pep talk with tractors !

I had to go out and give my tractors a pep talk too today and give them a little reassuring that they'll be used this winter.
Had gotten the Roper's wheels all painted up and looking pretty.
Put the blower and chains on the Sears.
Built my enclosure for the Yanmar. Even bought new chains for it.!!

All for a lousy 6" of snow we had so far this winter and had 51° degrees yesterday. Heck just might start getting the lawn mowers ready for spring... ;)
 
We've had more snow this February than the last 3 whole winters combined...

I'm so tired of moving it. That ice storm made such a mess of my yard and house. At least a dozen big limbs down off my only pine tree. Not little ones either. Plus 3 gutters falling off the house now.

Going to be a busy spring.
 
It's very rare we ever get snow like that, Noel. 2' to 4' drifts, sure lots of times. Over that maybe once in a decade. 2013-2019 were very wet years, with the worst blizzard during that time was the opener of the wet times. October 4-5th 2013. Trees still had leaves so that made it much worse.

Then ending it, 2019 was the wettest year ever on record here. Mostly rain, but we got a lot of snow too. Been pretty dry since. It will cycle back around, but who knows when.

You need designated tractors, Bill! My mowing tractor just sits now. Haven't put the blade on it again ever since I put a bunch of work into the MF8E to make it do a nicer job. Only used the MF12G for a couple of winters anyway from 2015-2017. The MF8E was having old age difficulties those years but it's healthy again now!

DAC
 
If I understand what I just read we are between 15 to 20 inches short of snow this year. The most we've had is probably 4 inches and the rest have been one to two inches. We maybe have had 8 inches all winter.
I think we've had more than you if that's the case, Chris. One snowfall we had last November (I think) was 6-1/2, but the forecast was "a trace to an inch"---LOL! Probably have had 6 or 7 more, one inch at a time.

DAC
 
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