We skated last weekend on our pond... it was fun....
<img src=http://www.apartofme.com/images/Mvc-208x.jpg>
Obviously, this is a summer picture...
Now being the lazy bastard that i am...
I do not really like shovelling the snow off the pond.
Im leaning towards getting a small snowblower
maybe a toro:
http://www.toro.com/home/snowthrowers/gassinglestage/ccr325.html
or a simple:
http://www.simplicitymfg.com/p_compact.html#
http://www.simplicitymfg.com/l_compact.jpg
Any thoughts? I am a little concerned about gas/oil or whatever from the snowblower going onto the ice and seeping into the pond. I stocked it w/brook trout last summer.
Id consider an electric, but i am not sure how strong they are and the pond is about 300 feet from the house.
Do you think i need to worry using a small gas one?
Do electric throwers work well?
Id probably want to go with a gas if it was eco-safe
<img src=http://www.apartofme.com/images/Mvc-208x.jpg>
Obviously, this is a summer picture...
Now being the lazy bastard that i am...
I do not really like shovelling the snow off the pond.
Im leaning towards getting a small snowblower
maybe a toro:
http://www.toro.com/home/snowthrowers/gassinglestage/ccr325.html
or a simple:
http://www.simplicitymfg.com/p_compact.html#
http://www.simplicitymfg.com/l_compact.jpg
Any thoughts? I am a little concerned about gas/oil or whatever from the snowblower going onto the ice and seeping into the pond. I stocked it w/brook trout last summer.
Id consider an electric, but i am not sure how strong they are and the pond is about 300 feet from the house.
Do you think i need to worry using a small gas one?
Do electric throwers work well?
Id probably want to go with a gas if it was eco-safe
