Posted by Brent Zappe on January 21, 2017 at 09:15:21 from (104.192.91.8):
I have been moving from my parents house in Bishop to Benton. Last couple of months not a big deal from Riverside to Bishop. You might say not a lot of days of snowing weather. This month well snow, snow. Went to my house in Benton yesterday got the gas on heater on. Need to fix some pluming issues and start to put some stuff in to the house in snowing weather. Left there came back to my parents house only to shovel there driveway out before parking my truck in it. Then it snowed last night and then rained on it to make ice. WOW what fun it is. Here is some pictures of my tractors in the snow. I am going to have to build a shop where I am moving to. You guess it I knew what I was getting myself in to from the beginning.
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