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Look what I found after the storm! Snow was packed everywhere, including the cab. I have never seen anything like this. Took me a couple hours to get it out, but that was fixing a fuel leak, too. Funny how much better it runs with full fuel pressure. Well enough to finish busting the rest of the drifts around the lot! Woo hoo!
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The underhood area of a Jeep I had, looked like that, back in the Jan. 1977 blizzard in Buffalo, New York. I had to dig out the snow, as it was causing shorting between spark plug wires.
Looks like fun. Wish I was there.
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Didn't you get some snow down there recently?
I just got done plowing the rest of the drive with my little garden tractor. No blade for my truck yet. The drift that almost swallowed the M was four feet high, twenty feet wide, thirty five feet long, and had the tractor completely buried, too.Comment
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We had a little snow here about 2 weeks ago. It snowed hard for about 3 hours, and we had about 1" on the grass when it quit. All of it was melted off within 3 hours.
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Dodge'd The Whole Storm
All we got was rain, for almost 24 hours. Our vernal pond is looking like a lake!Comment
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The Lake?
I could not find these yesterday? Same camera.Comment
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BTW: a leaf blower comes in handy when the engine bay gets snow blown in. Actually, they come in handy for removing a few inches of dry powdery snow off walks and driveways, especially when there is a wind.Comment
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Man! In the cab too? That really stinks. Before I read that part I was gonna say just drive it out! haha
REALLY nice shot of that deer by the way...Comment
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