got a new pair of snow plows

[sweetk30]

found these guys on another site and looked at the reviews and specs from there web site.

figured i would give them a try.

48" wide pusher unit with full flip over feature. so at the end of the push just swing the plade 180* and push on the trip back up the driveway.

then a 18" general use unit for reg clean up or heavy stuff work.

http://www.thesnowplow.com/index.html

great quality product with full replacement parts avalible.

 

[76zimmer]

you give up on trucks Brett? Hows the neck doin'

 

[sweetk30]

no still got them. just not on the road. and for few inches this is faster for my driveway.

and doin fine if i dont pi$$ it off. still waiting for insurance authization.

 

[imiceman44]

no still got them. just not on the road. and for few inches this is faster for my driveway.

and doin fine if i dont pi$$ it off. still waiting for insurance authization.

That there is why I don't pay for insurance.
When I need something done, I go and pay for it and get it done when I need it.

 

[sweetk30]

ya but no money in now and cant work to good to make any. and who going to hire a guy like me with bumb arm and possibility of spinal problems that could mess up on the job.

so its a catch 22.......

 

[imiceman44]

ya but no money in now and cant work to good to make any. and who going to hire a guy like me with bumb arm and possibility of spinal problems that could mess up on the job.

so its a catch 22.......

My point was that years ago I stopped paying and put the money aside.
I have been using that money for medical purposes only.
believe me $380 a month that I was payig for the family for a high deductible plan goes a long way if you don't pay it.

 

[Avery4jc]

My point was that years ago I stopped paying and put the money aside.
I have been using that money for medical purposes only.
believe me $380 a month that I was payig for the family for a high deductible plan goes a long way if you don't pay it.

Totally off topic but let me know how far that $380 goes when you have to have a surgery or something major to the tune of $50,000+

 

[sixb]

Totally off topic but let me know how far that $380 goes when you have to have a surgery or something major to the tune of $50,000+

Seriously dude when your self employed your basically screwed. My premiums are 355.00 and going to 420.00 with a 10,000.00 deductible. They deny everything and I have no faith they would pay anything towards that 50,000.00 dollar bill. I would probably end up spending more for the lawyers to make them and in the end I'm still screwed I have been seriously thinking of doing the same thing as the Iceman, not really sure why I haven't yet either.

Sweetk30 that looks perfect for my wife actually I use a tractor.

 

[sweetk30]

back on topic here :

thay work great for intended use.

the units are a bit heefty but thay are beefy strong.

 

[82355]

Do they get much snow in North Carolina? (that is where you moved to, right?)

Martin

 

[sweetk30]

well i was there . and 3 days before i moved back home to 14845 horseheads new york for medical reasons i had 3" on the ground in nc.

but back here in upstate new york were i am its kind of sheltered. you go farther up to syracuse ny thay have almost 200" this season so far.