Even using an impact and a screwdriver on top to pry all they do is spin forward or reverse, I'm almost to the point of trying to align the headlights and then weld them on unless anyone has a better idea.
Just killing some time at work going over my strategy to clear my driveway this year. Got a loader to help clear my driveway this up coming season. I was watching YouTube videos how people added a composite piece of decking to the bottom of the bucket to prevent wearing the bucket and tearing up the asphalt. Hopefully we get some snow in Massachusetts this year to use my fleet of equipment on my driveway. BTW it’s 85°F now.
I have a f250 with a 8'6" v blade and a 1.5 polycaster, have been Subbed to the same company for the past few season, just wondering what the going rate is and what I should try to negotiate for this season in RI
I've got a typical 1 x 3 car driveway. 400 sq ft, maybe. I'm wondering how much I should pay to have someone come by with a truck and shovel the driveway of snow. I'm looking at snow blower prices and I can't justify spending $600 on a snow blower that will get used once a year.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Just a homeowner here...anyways..
For the last 35 years, I've use a walk behind Ariens Professional snowblower for my 300ft driveway.
It's uphill from the street with three bends. At the top, the driveway has either stone walls or a drive under garage on three of four sides.
I'm 63, and I'm kind of done with it. I talked to a GC friend that also plows, and he's pretty much concluded that the top is unplowable - no place for snow to go.
Is there any chance that I can get someone to take care of this for me? I feel like calling guys with trucks will go nowhere.
Note: I'm outside of boston 20 or so miles.
I'm not an expert, but I feel my trip springs may be too weak.