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One of my customers asked me to blow out there property. Its about -15 with wind chill, but it was nice and toasty in the skidsteer.
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I was asked to go in and turn off a small heater. House is around 80-100 years old.
 
It's sure nice to be in a warm cab for sure. I love to live in a house like that. A brand new house has no attraction for me. The house I have lived in my whole life is old but plain Jane farm house. A grand old house like that with the nice woodwork and oak floors would be my dream home. The only thing I would change would be to have light colored wood instead of dark but that's personal preference.
 
I agree, its like going into a cave. That was inside the main house, theres 2 others on the place. If you made it
big with gme the place is yours for just under $5 million! 😂
 
Very nice skid loader and blower set up you have. Some day I would like to have that opportunity also. Beautiful house too. Thank you for sharing. Kow Farmer Kurt 🐂👩‍🌾
 
I have to ask, why didn't they used their loader tractor? It appears to have a full cab on it.
Great pictures BTW! That is a beautiful house, and a nice looking skid loader as well.


Rock
 
The tractor wouldent start, the cab is drafty and it takes longer. Skidsteere is faster and warmer.
 
I can remember a post you made one snowy day,,many years ago! See if my memory is still good,,lol

One day it snowed real heavy. You Father in law worked a wing plow for the county or state,,,dont
remember which.

You went to his farm,,got on his Ford tractor,,and plowed the whole place clean.I still remember the pictures of the blue Ford,,but forget what model it was.

Remember ?How long ago was that??
 
Im sorry,,just was thinking of the tractor,,and the pictures .I Still remember the guy that lived in his mothers barn,,and you plowed his extension cord,,,maybe that will bring a chuckle?? lol
 
Ya, they sold the farm in October 2020, iv been there since 1989, the new owners said they want my to do the hay still, we will see, if not ill sell my equipment and ride off into the sunset, or walk off, I consider myself semi retired anyway.
 
That’s a nice skid loader . I really like the way the new holland cabs flip open to work on the hydraulics
 
Yes that is nice, my brother has a NH ls 180 i think it is, already put 3 computers in it at $1000 apiece. Glad its not mine.😂 he bought a manual for his, its maybe 6” thick and 4” are one the electrical system.
 
What i should said is his is all push buttons over head, parking break ect, this one is mechanical lever for break. No push buttons.
 
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