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Snowblower (the saga continues)
Well, the driveway is all done again. 
Maria's husband Bobby came over to show me how to work my snowblower, and two friends of his came with him -- with their own snowblower in tow. This guy - Waylon - used his snowblower and did all of my driveway for me in about 4 minutes (there wasn't a lot, since I'd done it last night). I didn't want him to just do it FOR me, I wanted him to SHOW me HOW to do it myself with mine. I wanted to do the driveway on the other side of our house (since it melts down into the end of our driveway). He taught me all about the snowblower, and I ran it about 3 feet...
and then ran over something and broke a part.
*sigh*
So now I have to go to SEARS or somewhere and see if they have some pins for it. Waylon said it shouldn't cost more than $5 or so, and that it's a safety measure for the blade parts. I'm glad it won't be expensive, at least.
Maria's husband Bobby came over to show me how to work my snowblower, and two friends of his came with him -- with their own snowblower in tow. This guy - Waylon - used his snowblower and did all of my driveway for me in about 4 minutes (there wasn't a lot, since I'd done it last night). I didn't want him to just do it FOR me, I wanted him to SHOW me HOW to do it myself with mine. I wanted to do the driveway on the other side of our house (since it melts down into the end of our driveway). He taught me all about the snowblower, and I ran it about 3 feet...and then ran over something and broke a part.
*sigh*
So now I have to go to SEARS or somewhere and see if they have some pins for it. Waylon said it shouldn't cost more than $5 or so, and that it's a safety measure for the blade parts. I'm glad it won't be expensive, at least.