Well, didn't get any firewood cut :(

But , I did get the chains ( double ring , 100 # each ) mounted on the Kubota . Then plowed mine , and the neighbors drives . Even plowed out our mail boxes . Seems like Pendot loves to plow them in just to tick of our mail lady . Just sitting here now enjoying a warm fire ,and reading hearth.com. . Life is good !!

I'm with you. Just got off the road, driving since 1am. Storm is really kicking up on this end of the country. Got the Innova running good.

Just threw a few more pieces into the Charmaster furnace and sitting down to the computer myself. I have about 8" of snow here, been working on saws in the cold garage all day. Found the strange problem with one of my 026's on again/off again performance............top cover was pinching the plug wire against the anti-vibe buffer plate shorting it out intermittently. Had a little hole burned right through the wire. Replaced the plug wire with one from one of my junker parts saws and she runs fine now. Also swapped out its 1-screw carb with a 2-screw WT22C one I rebuilt from another parts saw. Started tearing down the 029 Super I got yesterday to clean it up and see if anything needs tinkering with on it.

Are you up near Moosehead Lake? Vacationed up there once, beautiful country.

It is a nice area. I am up towards the new Brunswick border. Close to the end of I-95

You know my other winter passion FlyingCow . . . so I've got to ask . . . how is the snow cover up your way?

yes. but not sure how much, maybe a foot?. still snowing hard and blowing and drifting. What I am hearing is the trails are closed until they can run a tree harvester up the major trails. The previous storm dropped too many trees to remove by hand.

Guess I may not be coming up for a bit then . . . I know Washburn's Cat Groomer is down . . . or was down.

Your getting lazy there Nixon. Should have got one of those saws with auto bucking. Its a little tricky at first but she gets use to it.