Posted by 135 Fan on January 17, 2011 at 00:12:55 from (68.149.56.30):
Spent 8 hours straight in the skid steer digging hard packed snow down to the pavement. The management company had another guy come with a big Bobcat(S 250)to load an end dump to haul the old piles away to make room for the new piles. They hauled 11 28yd loads away but I piled about 10 loads back up. They will have to come back to make room again. That's a lot of 1/2yd.+ buckets of snow to dig and move. I have foot pedals for the boom and bucket and my legs are going to be aching tomorrow. My hands get kind of stiff too. Anyone that thinks it's fun running a skid steer should clear packed snow with one for hours on end. The novelty wears off pretty quick but they can do a better job than just about anything else. Dave
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