clearing my drive the easy way
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ricc
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why yu ****ing about with the waggly bucket when its got a dozer blade?
sirwingalot
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Surly he dozed it to a pile than was scooping the pile out his way.
lorri789
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with a teeny drive like that a snow shovel would be quicker, would it not?
lorri789
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True. I'd be digging holes everywhere just because I could 
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90truckcab
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i have a 5 ft scraper on the back of my tractor , havent touched it since the snow,
its far easier to walk on crisp new snow than polished re-frozen slush ,
whats the obsession about clearing it in to big piles either side of yer gate posts
its far easier to walk on crisp new snow than polished re-frozen slush ,
whats the obsession about clearing it in to big piles either side of yer gate posts
Orch
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i have a 5 ft scraper on the back of my tractor , havent touched it since the snow,
its far easier to walk on crisp new snow than polished re-frozen slush ,
whats the obsession about clearing it in to big piles either side of yer gate posts
I was thinking this earlier. All these scraped door ways etc are more slippery than the stuff left alone!
