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Pic NO.1 was from the big storm last week. This was taken at 2pm in the afternoon... by 10pm the snow was covering the hood over her car.
Pic NO.2 Was taken towards my back yard... The snow was waist deep in this pic. Another storm has come and gone and it's now up to my mid chest area
Pic NO.3 Was me driving home from work Monday. This is the best the roads were for almost 12 hrs. They got considerably worse after this. Thank god for 4wd.

 

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This was last winters good times.
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And this is me after I snow blow all this white SH!T!!!
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How we do it when were lazy in maine
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Had to shovel my way out of this predicament on Monday.

 

 

Good god man buy a snow blower, I spent 20 years shoveling this crap and kicked myself for not spending the 2 grand to buy a quality machine much early in life!

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I've thought about buying one, but when I only spend $20 every 5 years on a shovel it's kinda hard to justify. Plus, shoveling counts as my workout for the day!

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Good god man buy a snow blower, I spent 20 years shoveling this crap and kicked myself for not spending the 2 grand to buy a quality machine much early in life!

 

True enough man. But I'm a construction worker so shovelling snow is just like another day on the job lol.

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I've thought about buying one, but when I only spend $20 every 5 years on a shovel it's kinda hard to justify. Plus, shoveling counts as my workout for the day!

 

The exact same here. Have a large drive & when I talk to the sales guys, my recommended machine goes to the starting point of $1500-$2000 range. Which is livable if there were several feet to remove 3 out of 4 years.

But like this year, no snow to speak of in central IL. Plenty of cold though.

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The exact same here. Have a large drive & when I talk to the sales guys, my recommended machine goes to the starting point of $1500-$2000 range. Which is livable if there were several feet to remove 3 out of 4 years.

But like this year, no snow to speak of in central IL. Plenty of cold though.

 

I spent around 1,600 for a 13.5hp toro and was worth every single cent. Most people here stating they just man up and shovel are not getting snow like I am now and if they are, then they are some cheap sob's lol!

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Drove moms 97 today

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Looks good, miss my '96.

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Heres what trucks really look like driven in snow.100_0511_zpsfac4b13d.jpg101_0156_zpsl1neqiai.jpg101_0157_zpsx02ycs1p.jpg

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