![]() 02/22/2015 at 04:29 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
So, right now we are in the middle of a blizzard here in Colorado. I was about to head to bed when I had a thought; how bad of an idea would it be to remove snow from atop my truck while its still snowing pretty hard before I go to sleep. Its supposed to continue to snow at the current rate or more through the weekend and maybe into Monday. Is it worth it to clear snow as its falling? This is my truck as of now:
![]() 02/22/2015 at 04:36 |
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no point , it'll still be covered when you get up.
so why go out into the cold when you don't have to?
![]() 02/22/2015 at 04:48 |
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There's little point to that, it'll get covered up in the morning anyway.
![]() 02/22/2015 at 04:49 |
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I'd knock that off by "hooning" around until Mickey D's opens.
"Brefass Scotch" now and "Badababana" at 5am..
![]() 02/22/2015 at 05:12 |
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I'd go to bed and stay there until the problem solves itself.
![]() 02/22/2015 at 05:22 |
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^This.
![]() 02/22/2015 at 05:50 |
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I have this http://www.halfords.com/motoring/engin…
That you spray over the windows before night, so when you come out in the morning it's so much easier to clear. No more frozen windshield (unless it rains and washes the stuff off).
![]() 02/22/2015 at 08:29 |
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yea sometimes I go out half way thru the storm. Its easier to shovel a foor of snow twice than 2 feet all at once. Although if u have a snow blower id just wait unless your bored. I love being out in the snow at night. it seems so quiet and peaceful
![]() 02/22/2015 at 09:28 |
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If it's going to snow all day, clear it when you wake up. It's way easier to remove less twice, than it is to move a fuck-ton once. We got a 20" blast a couple weeks ago, by staying on top of it I was able to clear 200 cubic yards of snow (that would fill 20 dump trucks) with only a little single stage two-stroke snow blower that my dad garbage picked for me.
![]() 02/22/2015 at 09:49 |
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It's Denver. Toke up and deal with it in the morning.
![]() 02/22/2015 at 10:51 |
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The weight of snow per six inches of depth seems to be an exponential function.