Rotary Snow Plow's first run.

[Jerry Barnes]

 Had my first run with the rotary snow plow. I described in in the kitbashing forum. I left it out overnite in the tunnel under the waterfall, blocked off both ends. Plow did well, even with a low battery(it spins the blade). More snow is forecast tonight so I left it out again. Winter can be fun! If the link below does not work, my name over on youTube is gunjeep444

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewugstqn6LU 

[SP Trains]

TY for posting that.

[Rex in Pinetop]

It works!!!

Your layout in the snow looks great.  Mine is probably buried under 2 plus feet of snow.  Tell me more about your covered bridge.

Rex

[Jerry Barnes]

 

Woke up to about 6-8" of snow this morning. Gave it a try but poor traction. Did try the push plow

for the first time also. Note the snow movement in the pix below:

http://www.mylargescale.com/1stclass/JerryBarnes/Blowing%20Snow/Snow5.JPG 

http://www.mylargescale.com/1stclass/JerryBarnes/Blowing%20Snow/Snow6.JPG 

http://www.mylargescale.com/1stclass/JerryBarnes/Blowing%20Snow/Snow7.JPG 

http://www.mylargescale.com/1stclass/JerryBarnes/Blowing%20Snow/Snow8.JPG

Rex-the covered bridge is described pretty well on my web site, on the Projects page button on

the left side as you scroll down a bit.

http://thescrr.com/ 

[Rex in Pinetop]

Nice web site and nice bridge.  The truss is different from anything I've seen. 

Rex

[smcgill]

Rex in Pinetop

Nice web site and nice bridge.  The truss is different from anything I've seen. 

Rex

Rex you should check out this site : http://summerville-novascotia.com/CoveredBridges/Bridges.html Sean

[Jerry Barnes]

 That web site is what I used for some of the references on my build of a covered bridge. Nothing accurate about my build. I looked at some pix, then started cutting wood, made some changes as I went along, but no one should think it is an accurate copy of a real bridge, just made for looks and is pretty strong.