Nope, behind my house in New Mexico!

 

Awesome!

 

Nothing like where you live Marc!

 

I used to do forestry projects up on the mogollon rim in AZ, its the same plateau that extends over into NM. It also ranged between 5-7k ft elevation and -10 to -30 at night. It is a dry cold and is much easier to take than humid cold but I dont care what they say, when it was minus 10 it was cold!

 

oh you folks from the south can't handle a little nip in the air...

 

Hea Mark. you can keep that white #%^&. Do not send it East.

 

Darn, another cold and snowy place in the winter to scratch off my list of retirement options. Must be global COOLING.

 

Mark,

You guys haven't seen anything as what we had here, last year.


36" in one snowfall.


Granted, it's nothing like the great white north, but it was impressive.


BTW, that's a sequoia under there, and since this isn't a thread about dodges, I guess you'll have to look at it in the OTHER category.

 

We had a 36 incher two years ago. Nearly wiped out the snow blower!

 

I have an 8 horse 2 stage beast that was having a difficult time... The snow was deeper than the top of the unit. Took forever, but it worked.



Yes..... I do have a home-grown smokestack on the SB, as I'm not a fan of exhaust smoke from 2 cycle engines in my face...

 

I have a big two stager with plug in electric start. It has a lot of weld metal on it! Working great finally. I would rather spend 6 hours fixing and then 2 hours blowing snow than just doing it by hand in 8 hours!!!

 

This is my beast. When then engine goes someday it will get a Yanmar or Kubota! I need to get an LED buld for it because incandescent ones last about an hour!

 

This is darn depressing, we don't even have any snow yet!!!

My sleds are feeling embarrassed in the garage.

 

Here's a "Way Up North" edition snow blower:

 

I would love to see that bad boy throwing some real snow!