You bunch of Snow Hog'n Bastids!!

[timgco]

I too am considering an ATV. Polaris Sportsman 800 w/ the prospector II track, 60" blade OR a Polaris Ranger with glacier plow and prospector kit for the winter time. We looked at Mule's last year, but got some other two wheeled toys instead. Now I'm kicking myself because either of the two U.V's would have come in handy over the last two weeks.

We don't get that many big storms in Aurora, although Iam estimating I have shoveled 50" of snow in teh last week. that doesn't include the drifts either.


for those that have the ATV's for plowing, how do they do and do you thin they can handle these storms?

I'm just planning ahead? ... for next time.

[CO Hummer]

Originally Posted by timgco

I too am considering an ATV. Polaris Sportsman 800 w/ the prospector II track, 60" blade OR a Polaris Ranger with glacier plow and prospector kit for the winter time. We looked at Mule's last year, but got some other two wheeled toys instead. Now I'm kicking myself because either of the two U.V's would have come in handy over the last two weeks.

We don't get that many big storms in Aurora, although Iam estimating I have shoveled 50" of snow in teh last week. that doesn't include the drifts either.


for those that have the ATV's for plowing, how do they do and do you thin they can handle these storms?

I'm just planning ahead? ... for next time.

Tim,
Do it! We can wheel together, and wheel together!

[timgco]

Originally Posted by CO Hummer

Tim,
Do it! We can wheel together, and wheel together!

"someone" told me I have to pay off or sell my ZX10 first, so now she gonna move the snow. Problem solved. She is so gonna kick my arse when she looks at this too.

[Big Z]

Originally Posted by timgco

I too am considering an ATV. Polaris Sportsman 800 w/ the prospector II track, 60" blade OR a Polaris Ranger with glacier plow and prospector kit for the winter time. We looked at Mule's last year, but got some other two wheeled toys instead. Now I'm kicking myself because either of the two U.V's would have come in handy over the last two weeks.

We don't get that many big storms in Aurora, although Iam estimating I have shoveled 50" of snow in teh last week. that doesn't include the drifts either.


for those that have the ATV's for plowing, how do they do and do you thin they can handle these storms?

I'm just planning ahead? ... for next time.

I KNOW They CAN Handle the storms!.. ...And Better than a Truck plow!!---for Res and light Commercial anyway!--- ...... I have the 800 w/Glacier and "V" Plow....But since mounting the Kimpex 2 stage snow blower....I seldom use it!

[johndjmix1]

Just sold my Ranger with a plow. WORKED AWESOME! Only selling it since i got way too much stuff.....will get new one once me and my Fiance get our real house.

NJ people you guys just need to move. Do you live where you need to work or do you work where you want to live!?


--John

[timgco]

yep, you guessed it. This thread on top can mean only one thing.

More snow!

First we get cold and freeze rain. Than pver the weekend we get more cold weather and up to anotehr 8".

KUSA ? The arctic cold front started moving into the metro area on Thursday afternoon and will spread a wintry mix of flurries and freezing drizzle into the Denver area Thursday evening.


9NEWS Chief Meteorologist Kathy Sabine says now that the cold air has settled in the metro area there will be a 55 degree temperature drop by Friday from Wednesday?s high of 65 degrees.

The freezing drizzle should start around 6 p.m. Thursday and mix with snow flurries overnight into Friday morning.

That could make things very slick for the Friday morning commute, especially on bridges and overpasses. There could also be freezing fog in many areas.

The colder air from the north is mixing with the milder air that has been in the metro area over the past few days.

Kathy says there will be light snow and flurries throughout the day on Friday in the metro area. There will only be minor accumulation.

The snow is expected to stay light through early Saturday morning, but a second, stronger surge of arctic air will move in Saturday night into Sunday morning.

The 9NEWS weather team expects about 4 to 8 inches of snow will be on the ground in the metro area by Sunday night.

After the snow moves out, the cold will remain, with highs in the single digits and lower teens through early next week.

Kathy added that it looks like the temperatures will moderate closer to normal (43 degrees) by the end of next week.

[NJ H2]

Oviously too much free time due to tons of snow and closure of work/school

[RazM]

Originally Posted by NJ H2

Oviously too much free time due to tons of snow and closure of work/school

Wow, she can sweep the floor with those