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Or just drive across the border and put it in the back of your pickup

That's what I said too. All this acreage to build on, and my motorhome is in my neighbors barn, as I'm out room. I figure a 40' x 30' cover 14' high for the moho, should give me a little extra room. Maybe that will last a few years...... Till I drag home the next project!

Still got room, gotta find something to park there!

The plan is add a 48' long lean to, 12' wide, it will still be 8 1/2' at the lowest point so there will be tons of room for parking under cover.

What's funny about that, is its stamped " made in Canada" right on the blade assy. I finally got a chance to use mine today. We got about 8" yesterday morning and the night before. I was amazed how much this little tractor would push in 4wd high! I had snow 3' deep out front, and got it pushed...

heres what the hydraulic side to side, power lift, with the quick disconnect shoe looks like. I have seen two on the local Craigslist for $1,100. and $1,200 complete

I like the guys that come flying back to the ramp because they forgot to put their drain plugs in, and their about to sink! I did see one guy ground his glass boat to keep it from going down. Nothing like prepping in advance to launching.

My shop was 48' deep x 24' wide, and I just added a 24'x24' carport to the front, which keeps the weather off the man door and garage door, plus I can keep two trucks under the cover out of a lot of the weather. now its 72' long, which helps a whole lot. a winter project is building out a 24' x...

I remember a guy with a huge motorhome ( very old POS) towing a tiny aluminum boat down the road, hooked only by the tow chains, no tow ball or hitch in sight. He probably thought it was cool..........scary! watching people launching their boats is an enjoyable day too!

Merry Christmas to all. My wife was praying for a white Christmas, we are getting a little frosting this morning, hopefully it sticks thru tomorrow......

well it looks like we are NOT going to have a white Christmas. That's amazing for here in N Idaho.

Don't know how you guys put up with that HEAT! I can put on a jacket, its harder to stay cool. 4 seasons are wonderful

hunting with a handgun is the only way to go, done it my whole life, before it was the new fad. unfortunately for you, its a nono in Canada

always keep some heavy wood blocks with the trailer. you can block the rear when loading, to solve trailer lift. they work great if you need to unhook the trailer on hilly terrain, to keep it in place. If you get a flat, you can loosen the lugs, pull the good tire up on blocks and replace the...

Well with the rain yesterday, and the warmer weather, all the white stuff is now gone..............

Ill bet just keeping the wind and blowing snow off you will make a huge difference. Whats the price point on a soft top cab?

Overkill is under rated. get a dual axle trailer and sell off this one. never worry about it again, and you can transport it with the implements together

If your handy, you would be amazed what you can build for that same $1,000. It wont blow around, no worries about snow load, and you can store implements with it. You can use the hoe to dig the post holes and the bucket to add a thick layer of gravel to raise it up.

Dang Wolfman, your a great source of info and charts. I'm going to forward this to a buddy that always used to tow his off road toy with a crappy ball, and a good trailer. I talked him into getting a stabilizer set up, up graded the ball and got 10K set of 4 locking ratchet straps. The NEXT trip...

That's very similar to my set up. I think I have a REESE 10K also. the actual hitch receptacle (male part that goes in your truck receiver) has an adjustable height head, and it comes with a spacer ring so you can use a smaller shank ball. spend the extra $12.99 and get a 1 1/4" shank ball, and...