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Really allows me to get in and out of tight places. We've got about a 50' meandering sidewalk that is 42" wide from our driveway to our front porch (where it widens out to 7' wide. I can turn around by the front porch so I don't have to attempt to back out for 50'... Unless the snow is wet, it'll throw it 35-40 feet. |
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Honda
Our Kansas snow mover. electric actuated.
Last edited by JUDGE3; 12-20-2023 at 10:56 AM. |
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Warn plow
What Warn model did you purchase?
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I ordered it all thru quadratech, a jeep parts supplier. you have to order items separate. mounting kit, actuator, blade. I don't recall the part numbers but you will find it at quadratech. I may have ordered just the warn blade elsewhere can't recall. the mounting kit is great, 2 quick connect pins and its on and off. right in the front, easy access.
some kits require underbelly lay on the ground off and on. that would be a bummer! the underbelly kits are cheaper but be much more a hassel. and you lose some ground clearance with that type as well as blocked maintenance access. get what you pay for. well worth it I use it to take care of my gravel driveway in summer, move any other loose dirt etc etc. not my video, hes got a cable winch. get the electric actuator and strap. better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrVoZ9P0eXM Last edited by JUDGE3; 02-23-2021 at 02:30 PM. |
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After the last few weeks of record cold, & a week ago, a foot of snow, am planning a small addition to my building. Looked into radiant heat flooring before we poured the slab 4 years ago. At the time it seemed unnecessary & at right under 2900 sq ft, radiant heat was a no go. By this Fall, hope to have the tubing installed & the slab poured for 13 x 26 ft addition. Small clean room/paint booth being the goal.
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I'm also glad I included a urinal- much nicer than out in the cold behind a tree.
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The more room the better is what i always say
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Enjoy the addition before it starts shrinking! I added 22x24 onto the back of my garage almost 20 years ago. Best thing I've done to the house and being a remodeling contractor (retired now) I have done a lot of remodeling here. A word of warning, the extra space works against the argument that "I'd buy that car but I don't know where I'd keep it". I used to have the entire additional space for larger cabinet projects and other work plus used it for a dining room for Thanksgiving and other gatherings. Now most of my projects, although smaller now, have been pushed into one corner because two cars now call the area home.
I separated the front and back of the garage with a 16' overhead door so I could heat just the back. That worked out well at first but now the door stays open and the whole area is heated. Have fun!
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