DW has to leave before dawn, and often before the town plow comes through, 6 days a week. I have been using the thrower on the garden tractor until I got the real tractor last year. 5' bucket and edge tamers move more snow faster. Of course it has to be put somewhere and the blower makes nice clean edges and tosses the snow out of the way so depending on the snow I use either or both. But the real tractor is the "go to" for the pre-dawn "need to get DW cleared out" snow.
Don't bother, Al won't put it in the stove until the house gets down to 33° anyway
Al, if I could figure out how to do it I'd ship you a couple of cords of good Missouri oak and hickory to burn.
Then there is us this year, no snow at all which is unusual, I've never seen a year with not even a flake by the end of October in the 40 years I've lived here.We had our first snow yesterday - about an inch of wet snow. Can't recall it ever happening around Halloween.Some years we haven't had first snow till after Xmas.
Wouldn't it burn better if they let it dry first?
As long as the ground outside the driveway boundaries is the same height or higher than the driveway!
I'd be worried about chimney fires especially when we took possession of our house and hooked up our own stove the pipe had about a half inch of creosote on the walls and almost 2 inches of ash in the horizontal pipe. I guess the previous owner wasn't big on cleaning the chimney.
