SNOW..................... ....................?
Q. Do you think ill have a snow day? I hope we do cuz we havent had a snow day in 2 years BTW: this is virginias forecast It barely EVER snows here in central virginia well this is the forecast... Jan 26 Tonight Cloudy skies with a few snow showers after midnight. Low 28F. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 30%. Jan 27 Tomorrow Cloudy with snow showers early and steady snow likely later in the day. Temps nearly steady in the low to mid 30s. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 70%. Snow accumulating 1 to 2 inches. Jan 27 Tomorrow night Freezing rain early...changing to rain overnight. Low around 30F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
Asked by SupYo - Mon Jan 26 19:42:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nah don't listen to them i live in NY and we sometimes get canceled for stuff like that, the freezing rain will be the one that causes it though, not the snow.
Answered by maybe0123 - Mon Jan 26 21:36:11 2009
Q. Do you think ill have a snow day? I hope we do cuz we havent had a snow day in 2 years BTW: this is virginias forecast It barely EVER snows here in central virginia well this is the forecast... Jan 26 Tonight Cloudy skies with a few snow showers after midnight. Low 28F. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 30%. Jan 27 Tomorrow Cloudy with snow showers early and steady snow likely later in the day. Temps nearly steady in the low to mid 30s. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 70%. Snow accumulating 1 to 2 inches. Jan 27 Tomorrow night Freezing rain early...changing to rain overnight. Low around 30F. Winds ESE at 5 to 10 mph.
Asked by SupYo - Mon Jan 26 19:42:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nah don't listen to them i live in NY and we sometimes get canceled for stuff like that, the freezing rain will be the one that causes it though, not the snow.
Answered by maybe0123 - Mon Jan 26 21:36:11 2009
Snow removal from a roof of a house, good or naughty?
Q. I am getting conflicting advise on removing snow from the roof of my house. Some have told me that the snow creates too much pressure for the roof and must be removed. This sounds reasonable because in Minnesota we can acumulate up to 3 feet of snow on the roofs over the winter. Others have told me that removing the snow also removes a layer of insulation that the snow creates by being there. This also sound plausible and I would hate to have to spend more dough heating this place cause its expensive!! What do you think leave it or start shoveling?
Asked by trey6z - Tue Dec 11 18:50:57 2007 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Both I will try to explain. Snow up to a point is good for your heat bill as it does add a insulating factor but there can be a point where there is to much snow. How much is to much, pay attention to other peoples roofs that are around yours if some start taking snow done maybe its time for yo to do the same. Also the almost all roofs in MN have been built with a snow load factor in, to support the extra weight. If the snow gets to be more than 2' thick over the entire roof I would consider removing some of it. Hope this helps my fellow Minnesotan.
Answered by Andrew79b - Tue Dec 11 19:03:17 2007
Q. I am getting conflicting advise on removing snow from the roof of my house. Some have told me that the snow creates too much pressure for the roof and must be removed. This sounds reasonable because in Minnesota we can acumulate up to 3 feet of snow on the roofs over the winter. Others have told me that removing the snow also removes a layer of insulation that the snow creates by being there. This also sound plausible and I would hate to have to spend more dough heating this place cause its expensive!! What do you think leave it or start shoveling?
Asked by trey6z - Tue Dec 11 18:50:57 2007 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Both I will try to explain. Snow up to a point is good for your heat bill as it does add a insulating factor but there can be a point where there is to much snow. How much is to much, pay attention to other peoples roofs that are around yours if some start taking snow done maybe its time for yo to do the same. Also the almost all roofs in MN have been built with a snow load factor in, to support the extra weight. If the snow gets to be more than 2' thick over the entire roof I would consider removing some of it. Hope this helps my fellow Minnesotan.
Answered by Andrew79b - Tue Dec 11 19:03:17 2007
What is the best snow suit for sledding and playing in the snow?
Q. I had a snow suit but it had a hole in the butt so my mom threw it out(ugh). But I am getting a new one and I need and inexpensive one that will keep the snow out and the heat in.
Asked by snow girl - Tue Dec 11 13:20:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There's lots of options for semi-inexpensive suits, you'll have to shop around though. Other than make sure it keeps you dry and warm, the rest is all your decision.
Answered by avi_skier - Tue Dec 11 14:02:23 2007
Q. I had a snow suit but it had a hole in the butt so my mom threw it out(ugh). But I am getting a new one and I need and inexpensive one that will keep the snow out and the heat in.
Asked by snow girl - Tue Dec 11 13:20:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. There's lots of options for semi-inexpensive suits, you'll have to shop around though. Other than make sure it keeps you dry and warm, the rest is all your decision.
Answered by avi_skier - Tue Dec 11 14:02:23 2007
I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks?
Q. Like i said I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks. The problem is i am a high school student and don't get of of school till about 3:00 during the week. Any suggestions on how i could say that in a flier. i figure i could do it for elderly people who don't have to have it done in the morning but just want it done. Any advice?
Asked by JakeR - Sat Aug 29 23:10:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Flyer's dropped off in mail boxes is a good start, make sure you list hours of removal. Also, door to door visits with your flyer's would even be better, gives you a chance to market yourself face to face as you hand them out. I would start this close to when the weather begins changing, most people will not worry about it until then. Good luck.
Answered by howmn - Sun Aug 30 09:17:47 2009
Q. Like i said I want to start a snow blower snow removal businesses for this winter to get some extra bucks. The problem is i am a high school student and don't get of of school till about 3:00 during the week. Any suggestions on how i could say that in a flier. i figure i could do it for elderly people who don't have to have it done in the morning but just want it done. Any advice?
Asked by JakeR - Sat Aug 29 23:10:44 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Flyer's dropped off in mail boxes is a good start, make sure you list hours of removal. Also, door to door visits with your flyer's would even be better, gives you a chance to market yourself face to face as you hand them out. I would start this close to when the weather begins changing, most people will not worry about it until then. Good luck.
Answered by howmn - Sun Aug 30 09:17:47 2009
Do I need to buy rim together with snow tires? What are the problems if I buy snow tires only?
Q. I bought and installed snow tires last year and threw out old tires since they were worn. In the spring, I bought new set of tires and have snow tires unmounted. Now winter comes again. I want to have the old snow tires mounted. I heard somewhere that the rim cannot afford too many times of mounting and remounting. Is this true? Should I buy rims to go with the snow tires? What are the problems if I don't buy extra rims? Thanks in advance.
Asked by learner - Tue Oct 23 12:01:25 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to but I would recommend it. This is what I do on all of my vehicles. Separate rims for both sets of tires makes swapping each season much easier. It also saves wear and tear on the tire beads. Winter tires have thick beads to withstand multiple mounts and dismounts but non-winter tires don't. Over the long haul the extra set of wheels might even be cheaper since you don't have to pay to have the tires dismounted, remounted and balanced twice a year. With separate rims you can even swap them out yourself in your driveway or garage. I would recommend steel wheels if available for the winter tires. They are very inexpensive and more resistant to corrosion damage than alloys. If a steel wheel is not an option… [cont.]
Answered by Mark F - Tue Oct 23 12:58:11 2007
Q. I bought and installed snow tires last year and threw out old tires since they were worn. In the spring, I bought new set of tires and have snow tires unmounted. Now winter comes again. I want to have the old snow tires mounted. I heard somewhere that the rim cannot afford too many times of mounting and remounting. Is this true? Should I buy rims to go with the snow tires? What are the problems if I don't buy extra rims? Thanks in advance.
Asked by learner - Tue Oct 23 12:01:25 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't have to but I would recommend it. This is what I do on all of my vehicles. Separate rims for both sets of tires makes swapping each season much easier. It also saves wear and tear on the tire beads. Winter tires have thick beads to withstand multiple mounts and dismounts but non-winter tires don't. Over the long haul the extra set of wheels might even be cheaper since you don't have to pay to have the tires dismounted, remounted and balanced twice a year. With separate rims you can even swap them out yourself in your driveway or garage. I would recommend steel wheels if available for the winter tires. They are very inexpensive and more resistant to corrosion damage than alloys. If a steel wheel is not an option… [cont.]
Answered by Mark F - Tue Oct 23 12:58:11 2007
When does it start to snow in Chicago?
Q. I am planning a visit in late November and want more than anything to see snow! Does it snow in late november and how much snow should I expect?
Asked by missnoetic - Thu Aug 9 17:35:12 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have definitely seen a lot of snow before in late November, but I've also seen it be sunny and warm then too. Chicago weather is completely unpredictable.
Answered by bhem9803 - Fri Aug 10 01:19:26 2007
Q. I am planning a visit in late November and want more than anything to see snow! Does it snow in late november and how much snow should I expect?
Asked by missnoetic - Thu Aug 9 17:35:12 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have definitely seen a lot of snow before in late November, but I've also seen it be sunny and warm then too. Chicago weather is completely unpredictable.
Answered by bhem9803 - Fri Aug 10 01:19:26 2007
What's the difference between snow showers and regular snow?
Q. Does snow shower mean that it's going to snow and rain, or am I wrong?
Asked by The Chosen One - Thu Feb 25 21:04:02 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Does snow shower mean that it's going to snow and rain, or am I wrong?
Asked by The Chosen One - Thu Feb 25 21:04:02 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
What does a snow flake outline mean on the display of a 2007 Prius?
Q. My 2007 Prius has a type 3 display. In energy monitor mode, the outside temperature is shown in the upper right corner in an oblong box. Sometimes this box is replaced by a snow flake shaped box for a second or two. It never stays on long enough for me to read it or understand why it changed. What purpose does the snow flake serve? Under what circumstances does it change or change back?
Asked by reisijp - Sun Mar 30 14:42:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. RTFM...the outside temperature is below 37 degrees F. (I'll leave it to someone else to determine why *this* temp is of significance).
Answered by Stan - Sun Mar 30 16:07:16 2008
Q. My 2007 Prius has a type 3 display. In energy monitor mode, the outside temperature is shown in the upper right corner in an oblong box. Sometimes this box is replaced by a snow flake shaped box for a second or two. It never stays on long enough for me to read it or understand why it changed. What purpose does the snow flake serve? Under what circumstances does it change or change back?
Asked by reisijp - Sun Mar 30 14:42:41 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. RTFM...the outside temperature is below 37 degrees F. (I'll leave it to someone else to determine why *this* temp is of significance).
Answered by Stan - Sun Mar 30 16:07:16 2008
How do I avoid snow while travelling by car in Victoria?
Q. I need to drive from port fairy in Victoria to Echuca and Tocumwal (towns on the Murray River) in mid-June. I don't have snow chains on my car. Can anyone tell me the most direct route through areas where it doesn't snow?
Asked by wondering - Wed May 20 21:06:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way you will encounter ANY snow on that trip. It only snows in Victoria in the high mountains and you won't be going anywhere near any high mountains. I'd put the chances of snow that would need chains at something like 1 in a million.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed May 20 21:36:05 2009
Q. I need to drive from port fairy in Victoria to Echuca and Tocumwal (towns on the Murray River) in mid-June. I don't have snow chains on my car. Can anyone tell me the most direct route through areas where it doesn't snow?
Asked by wondering - Wed May 20 21:06:31 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way you will encounter ANY snow on that trip. It only snows in Victoria in the high mountains and you won't be going anywhere near any high mountains. I'd put the chances of snow that would need chains at something like 1 in a million.
Answered by Ozmaniac - Wed May 20 21:36:05 2009
How many snow globes have you collected?
Q. Snow globes come in all shapes and sizes. I've seen snow globes as small plastic magents to small glass snow globes all the way up to a molded resin base with 1 or two glass snow globes on top. Prices I've seen range from $2 to $150. SO, have many have you collected?
Asked by Nathan H - Fri Apr 4 12:29:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been given all the ones I have ever received except for two, which I purchased from yard sales... So, and I am just guessing because I have kids sleeping in my living room right now... About 20-30, maybe more...
Answered by Kim'sKorner - Sat Apr 5 01:10:31 2008
Q. Snow globes come in all shapes and sizes. I've seen snow globes as small plastic magents to small glass snow globes all the way up to a molded resin base with 1 or two glass snow globes on top. Prices I've seen range from $2 to $150. SO, have many have you collected?
Asked by Nathan H - Fri Apr 4 12:29:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been given all the ones I have ever received except for two, which I purchased from yard sales... So, and I am just guessing because I have kids sleeping in my living room right now... About 20-30, maybe more...
Answered by Kim'sKorner - Sat Apr 5 01:10:31 2008
How can I take nice pictures in the snow?
Q. I have a Canon EOS T1i with the kit lens, and right now it's snowing like crazy, so I would like to take some pictures of my little brother in the snow. What are good tips for getting clear, not too- bright pictures in snow? Thanks!
Asked by Andi - Wed Oct 28 18:25:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two ways to do what you want: 1) Use the Spot Meter setting and meter only on your little brother. 2) Use -1 EV and then try -2 EV. The first method will leave the snow white as it should be but with little to no detail in the snow. It'll look more like a white sheet. The second method will make the snow white but with more detail in it.
Answered by Edwin - Wed Oct 28 19:10:35 2009
Q. I have a Canon EOS T1i with the kit lens, and right now it's snowing like crazy, so I would like to take some pictures of my little brother in the snow. What are good tips for getting clear, not too- bright pictures in snow? Thanks!
Asked by Andi - Wed Oct 28 18:25:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are two ways to do what you want: 1) Use the Spot Meter setting and meter only on your little brother. 2) Use -1 EV and then try -2 EV. The first method will leave the snow white as it should be but with little to no detail in the snow. It'll look more like a white sheet. The second method will make the snow white but with more detail in it.
Answered by Edwin - Wed Oct 28 19:10:35 2009
What is the difference between a single stage snow blower and a two stage snow blower?
Q. I am buying a snow blower and need to know the difference between a single stage blower and a two stage snow blower.
Asked by joey g - Sat Sep 5 21:14:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A two stage snow blower has large gathering tines in front (the first stage) and a smaller, faster exhaust tine inside (second stage) to throw the snow out the chute. A single stage is just a toy if you ever have more than 2" of wet snow.
Answered by Pancakes - Sat Sep 5 21:19:44 2009
Q. I am buying a snow blower and need to know the difference between a single stage blower and a two stage snow blower.
Asked by joey g - Sat Sep 5 21:14:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A two stage snow blower has large gathering tines in front (the first stage) and a smaller, faster exhaust tine inside (second stage) to throw the snow out the chute. A single stage is just a toy if you ever have more than 2" of wet snow.
Answered by Pancakes - Sat Sep 5 21:19:44 2009
Where can I find comprehensive snow reports and forecasts?
Q. I live in Grenoble and want to go snowboarding... I've looked online for a while, and found different websites that show snow levels but none that compare all levels from resorts and also predict future falls. Does anyone know where can I find comprehensive snow reports and forecasts online?
Asked by David T - Tue Dec 19 07:52:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can find them on the tv and also on the web.
Answered by Super Spirt Girl - Tue Dec 19 15:54:03 2006
Q. I live in Grenoble and want to go snowboarding... I've looked online for a while, and found different websites that show snow levels but none that compare all levels from resorts and also predict future falls. Does anyone know where can I find comprehensive snow reports and forecasts online?
Asked by David T - Tue Dec 19 07:52:33 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can find them on the tv and also on the web.
Answered by Super Spirt Girl - Tue Dec 19 15:54:03 2006
What is the difference between a snow jacket and a snowboard jacket?
Q. I'm going to learn to snowboard soon and I've been going around buying all the gear. So I've bought this jacket and it's a snow jacket. The thing is, it's a snow jacket but it did not specify that it was a snowboarding jacket. I've noticed that snowboarding jackets do have their look and I was wondering does it really matter which jacket I use? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by Vivian C - Sat Feb 14 21:07:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colors and style is about it. Some snowboarding jackets have a longer cut and fall closer to the knees to cover up the butt when snowboarders sit on the ground to buckle into their board. Aside from that, both a good quality snowboard jacket and a ski/snow jacket should be waterproof and breathable.
Answered by Willie D - Sun Feb 15 08:24:22 2009
Q. I'm going to learn to snowboard soon and I've been going around buying all the gear. So I've bought this jacket and it's a snow jacket. The thing is, it's a snow jacket but it did not specify that it was a snowboarding jacket. I've noticed that snowboarding jackets do have their look and I was wondering does it really matter which jacket I use? Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks!
Asked by Vivian C - Sat Feb 14 21:07:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Colors and style is about it. Some snowboarding jackets have a longer cut and fall closer to the knees to cover up the butt when snowboarders sit on the ground to buckle into their board. Aside from that, both a good quality snowboard jacket and a ski/snow jacket should be waterproof and breathable.
Answered by Willie D - Sun Feb 15 08:24:22 2009
Where are snow plowers allowed to plow the snow, and where are they restricted to?
Q. We live in a neighborhood where its one big circle. But there are small roads branching off of the circles that contain 3 or 4 houses, which I live in. The snow plowing truck keeps going around the neighborhood and cleaning but they aren't doing OUR street. We can't tell if they are doing the other little streets because there's 2 feet of snow outside. How can we get them to clean our street? My parents and sister and I are unable to go to work since yesterday. We don't have their number or anything.
Asked by pancakes! - Sun Dec 20 11:16:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find the local city phone number in the book or on line and ask them. you may even try 911 and ask the operator if they are allowed to plow your road. now if your roads are considered to be private even though you live in the city they can't plow them. if you have friends that live in the same area call them and ask them if the plow trucks are doing there roads. the plow trucks you see may be local residents just doing their own roads. if you have that much snow the city may not even have had time to do your roads yet. they only do main roads at first and get to the smaller roads as time permits. 2 feet of snow make your road less significant that the main roads.
Answered by corvairbob65 - Sun Dec 20 11:29:07 2009
Q. We live in a neighborhood where its one big circle. But there are small roads branching off of the circles that contain 3 or 4 houses, which I live in. The snow plowing truck keeps going around the neighborhood and cleaning but they aren't doing OUR street. We can't tell if they are doing the other little streets because there's 2 feet of snow outside. How can we get them to clean our street? My parents and sister and I are unable to go to work since yesterday. We don't have their number or anything.
Asked by pancakes! - Sun Dec 20 11:16:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. find the local city phone number in the book or on line and ask them. you may even try 911 and ask the operator if they are allowed to plow your road. now if your roads are considered to be private even though you live in the city they can't plow them. if you have friends that live in the same area call them and ask them if the plow trucks are doing there roads. the plow trucks you see may be local residents just doing their own roads. if you have that much snow the city may not even have had time to do your roads yet. they only do main roads at first and get to the smaller roads as time permits. 2 feet of snow make your road less significant that the main roads.
Answered by corvairbob65 - Sun Dec 20 11:29:07 2009
When does the snow fall start in Manali India?
Q. I'm planning to go Manali in december 1st week. Will I be able to enjoy the snow around?
Asked by Ritesh A - Wed Aug 26 05:56:30 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Snowfall generally starts in December. My suggestions will be to get an assistance of a registered India tour operator to plan and mange your trip. I recommend you to log on to www.northindiatours.org, fill up the tour enquiry form with all your specific requirements, time and budget and they will provide you the best possible tour plan !
Answered by Mans - Fri Aug 28 04:16:59 2009
Q. I'm planning to go Manali in december 1st week. Will I be able to enjoy the snow around?
Asked by Ritesh A - Wed Aug 26 05:56:30 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Snowfall generally starts in December. My suggestions will be to get an assistance of a registered India tour operator to plan and mange your trip. I recommend you to log on to www.northindiatours.org, fill up the tour enquiry form with all your specific requirements, time and budget and they will provide you the best possible tour plan !
Answered by Mans - Fri Aug 28 04:16:59 2009
How to prevent snow from getting caught in the dogs paw fur?
Q. When i wak my dog, the snow gets caught in the fur under her paw. How do i prevent this?
Asked by unknown - Wed Jan 21 19:58:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have my groomer trim the hair around the pads very short so that my Golden does not get snowballs. Boots also work but I keep loosing them.
Answered by qwert - Wed Jan 21 21:00:07 2009
Q. When i wak my dog, the snow gets caught in the fur under her paw. How do i prevent this?
Asked by unknown - Wed Jan 21 19:58:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have my groomer trim the hair around the pads very short so that my Golden does not get snowballs. Boots also work but I keep loosing them.
Answered by qwert - Wed Jan 21 21:00:07 2009
How much snow and ice did you get from the latest Winter Wallop?
Q. I got about 7 inches of snow and a quarter inch of ice here in Beavercreek, which is east of Dayton, Ohio. Bellfontaine, which is closer to Toledo, got 15 inches of snow. It took me at least an hour to clear off the the snow and ice from my car last night (1/28) with a neighbor's help. Maybe I should have used a hammer instead of a broom to break the ice.
Asked by jracer524 - Thu Jan 29 14:11:28 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recieved eight inches of snow, and a thick layer of ice ice snow ice snow thick ice ((I'm in Indiana))
Answered by Lindsay!!(: - Thu Jan 29 14:14:42 2009
Q. I got about 7 inches of snow and a quarter inch of ice here in Beavercreek, which is east of Dayton, Ohio. Bellfontaine, which is closer to Toledo, got 15 inches of snow. It took me at least an hour to clear off the the snow and ice from my car last night (1/28) with a neighbor's help. Maybe I should have used a hammer instead of a broom to break the ice.
Asked by jracer524 - Thu Jan 29 14:11:28 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I recieved eight inches of snow, and a thick layer of ice ice snow ice snow thick ice ((I'm in Indiana))
Answered by Lindsay!!(: - Thu Jan 29 14:14:42 2009
What is the snow on the slopes like in austria in decmeber?
Q. were going to austria this year and just before christmas. is the snow any good?
Asked by Cleo - Thu Aug 27 14:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Cleo! My name is Vanessa and I live in Lower Austria, it is in the east of Austria. I went two times skiing with my class in the mountains and I can tell you, snow there is great. You can burry yourself into it so much is it and it is great for wintersport, very smooth! The village I live in is four hours or something away from the alps but we have a lot of snow here. At christmas everything is white, but also cold and wet^^ Hope I could help you, if you need any information feel free to ask me =)
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Aug 27 17:03:28 2009
Q. were going to austria this year and just before christmas. is the snow any good?
Asked by Cleo - Thu Aug 27 14:58:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Cleo! My name is Vanessa and I live in Lower Austria, it is in the east of Austria. I went two times skiing with my class in the mountains and I can tell you, snow there is great. You can burry yourself into it so much is it and it is great for wintersport, very smooth! The village I live in is four hours or something away from the alps but we have a lot of snow here. At christmas everything is white, but also cold and wet^^ Hope I could help you, if you need any information feel free to ask me =)
Answered by Vanessa - Thu Aug 27 17:03:28 2009
What is the best snow blower for a 100ft driveway?
Q. We typically get snow falls of 6-8" but have gotten snowfall up to 20" the past few years. The off brand 5HP version just isn't cutting it, so time to get good one. Thanks for the replies.
Asked by vnguyen187 - Fri Sep 29 12:07:01 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ariens, Simplicity, Toro & Honda all make excellent machines. You won't go wrong with anyone of these.
Answered by kcrudy - Fri Sep 29 13:10:49 2006
Q. We typically get snow falls of 6-8" but have gotten snowfall up to 20" the past few years. The off brand 5HP version just isn't cutting it, so time to get good one. Thanks for the replies.
Asked by vnguyen187 - Fri Sep 29 12:07:01 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ariens, Simplicity, Toro & Honda all make excellent machines. You won't go wrong with anyone of these.
Answered by kcrudy - Fri Sep 29 13:10:49 2006
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