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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Alaskaman I wouldn't use the snowblower as a manure spreader- cause sometimes it flies in all directions[xx(] Super power snowblower will really do a lot of good in Alaska, sometimes (very rare) we get up to 3 feet of snow in the city. It's about 30-40feet[:0][:0] in the mountains, where no snowblower will help you. Some trains have to negotiate that. [/quote] Manure flying in all directions, nnnnawwwwww only if Jim is telling another one of his JIM STORIES. How do you think all this food stuff got started--yes thats right it all started with a JIM STORY. [:D] Now sit down and put on your boots, I got alot of 'em. [:D] [:D] [:D] Now speaking of spreading manure ... if you have ever lived or worked on a farm you know the manure wagon/spreader well. And more importantly than that ... it only takes a trip or two around the field, during a windy day, to know when to spread and WHEN NOT TO SPREAD. TRUST ME ON THIS ONE. [;)] I may spread alot of manure here in the forum but I have also "worn" a little too. And another warning ... when the fertilizer truck is making a round stay outta the way--MAN THEM LITTLE PELLETS SURE DO HURT! [:(]
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