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To: jttmab who wrote (218460)2/14/2007 4:13:13 PM
From: Katelew  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
Do what I do guys. I live at the top of a hill and my driveway is straight, fortunately, but pretty steep...the steepest one on the street. Thru the years I've taken out my own mailbox and my neighbors mailboxes a few time. And I've taken out my neighbor's split rail fence across the street and rutted out the yard next door, etc.

So now I chip/dig out one lane up the drive in a heavy ice/snowstorm.

In lighter precipitation, I just clear off a swatch at the very top of the driveway, back across the street, and make a running start(s) which eventually allows my front wheels to snag the bare pavement.

I'm not in to hoeing, mowing, or shoveling snow so this has worked great for me. <g>



To: jttmab who wrote (218460)2/14/2007 4:32:43 PM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 281500
 
I shoveled out a track for one car. I can always get the other car onto the track. Actually my wife shared the work with me. I am not supposed to shovel (particularly ice)as in drs. orders and i always get kind of nervous when i do. Heavy lifting was never by forte and there wasnt enough snow and what was there was too packed to crank up the old snowblower. Hate these tweener storms. A foot of snow with the blower would have been much easier.