Posted by jdemaris on December 14, 2008 at 09:16:45 from (67.142.130.42):
In Reply to: Blowing Snow posted by Minn Norske on December 14, 2008 at 06:25:21:
I've been doing both my neighbors for free - for over 10 years now. Snowblowing and snowplowing. I've never felt right charging and only do it when the snow gets so deep - a plow truck can't get through. I'll add they are both in their 90s.
Dairy farmer down the road from me has a big 4WD Deere tractor (100 horse plus), rear snowblower and a heated cab. He goes all over town helping people out during the worse storms - and he's a sucker just like me. He's never charged anyone a dime. If I went around town with my open-to-the-weather tractor and snowblower - I'd probably freeze to death - or get a broken neck from driving backwards with my head spun around.
My take is this. If you are friends with your neighbor's - it's a bit different that someone who simply lives nearby and you have nothing to do with each other. And, if you hate each other? Different again. Blow some snow into their driveway - instead of out.
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