I like Plan B the best (skidder). Might wanna make that sooner than later if your pond has fish. Oak ain't the best thing for a pond.
Your chute deflector angle is interesting and perhaps not as steep as it looks. I remember a physics class in which we discussed the optimal launch angle of a javelin, ball or bullet if the objective is to maximize the range. Not being critical, just an observation, and if it works, it works.
G'Day
I blew snow with a front mounted snow blower on a BX25 for five winters, and ran a rear mount snow blower on the MX open station for one winter. I vividly remember the feeling of getting a face full of powder when it was -15F through 30F+!G'Day
I didn't take it as critical. I just stopped for a photo-op paying no attention to blower angle or direction.
I had only snowblowed a few feet at that point and took the photo while still in motion.
Up here, I am often fighting the wind and so I am constantly adjusting angles and directions so as not* to get pummeled in the face with ice cold snow at 40km/h @ -12*C.
Sometimes* it even works !
But it was the dust when mowing that convinced me that I needed a cab. These days though, being in a heated cab when it's below freezing out and I can' t see much in the powdery "fog", I'm grateful for the cab.
It's a way better view in the summer!Talking of roadtrips, this has to be one of the best gas station restaurant views in the country! @North Idaho Wolfman will recognize this place no doubt.
When my wife and I decided to sell our motorcycles and get a sports car a couple years ago. The mini cooper was on the short list for me along with a miata. She found a nice red miata, 2006 with 37k on it on marketplace that is perfect and was great price. I just like the style of them coopers though, you have good taste!
That's what the very cute woman working the till yesterday afternoon said! About it being a way better view in the summer!It's a way better view in the summer!
Especially watching 5 Girls / Ladies doing cartwheels down that hill covered in grass!
They did that last year after just a few mimosas!
Thank you. I also own a "real" Mini too. 10' 1/2" long and iirc, 56" wide....it looks downright miniSCULE next to it's 2 younger brothers. And the more recent MINIs are fairly small cars.When my wife and I decided to sell our motorcycles and get a sports car a couple years ago. The mini cooper was on the short list for me along with a miata. She found a nice red miata, 2006 with 37k on it on marketplace that is perfect and was great price. I just like the style of them coopers though, you have good taste!
Bill
