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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Sasquatch Jim on January 15, 2018, 04:00:49 PM
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It snowed me in again last night. I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow from my wheel chair.
This sucks.
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It snowed me in again last night. I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow from my wheel chair.
This sucks.
Dang Jim , how long was your wheelchair out in the snow ? :shocked:
Dusty
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It snowed me in again last night. I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow from my wheel chair.
This sucks.
Simply..."DREADFUL!" :shocked: :huh: :rolleyes:
My cousins in upstate NY and my buddy in Richmond, VA are freezing...and not happy about it. :shocked: :huh: :rolleyes: But it is WINTER-TIME back east, so there you go!! 75 today in the Valley of the Sun...
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And I was just thinking as I filled the bird feeder.. "snow, beautiful snow."
I probably wouldn't feel that way if I was shoveling from a wheel chair.
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It snowed me in again last night. I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow from my wheel chair.
This sucks.
38,000 people moved out of Illinois last year. Now you know why! (The other reason is the Bears).
Lannis
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Doesn't sound fun Jim. We have done some ADA remodels over the years and have had to install electric radiant heat under walkways. I was skeptical at first but they work fantastic. They also have walkway mats and stair tread mats that can be installed on top . They have outdoor controls that monitor temp and just keep the surface above freezing when on. The ones we installed were heat cables looped on a styrofoam sub base and then capped with 3inches of concrete with a broomed finish. The first heavy snow fall I went back to see how they worked and I thought someone must have shoveled. They worked perfect and the owners have been real happy with them. Just a thought. Good luck
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Doesn't sound fun Jim. We have done some ADA remodels over the years and have had to install electric radiant heat under walkways. I was skeptical at first but they work fantastic. They also have walkway mats and stair tread mats that can be installed on top . They have outdoor controls that monitor temp and just keep the surface above freezing when on. The ones we installed were heat cables looped on a styrofoam sub base and then capped with 3inches of concrete with a broomed finish. The first heavy snow fall I went back to see how they worked and I thought someone must have shoveled. They worked perfect and the owners have been real happy with them. Just a thought. Good luck
Attaboy. :smiley: Sounds like a good solution..
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I bought a Snow Joe 18" electric snow blower recently. It's like a walker. You shuffle along behind it. And just happens to clear crazy amounts of snow for you as you shuffle. I think I'm gonna like this tool. With both my shoulders torn up, lifting shovel fulls of heavy snow isn't my thing anymore.
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Shuffling behind a snow blower doesn't do it for me.
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Nothing more than a light dusting of snow here in Wichita, but the high for today is predicted to be only about 13F. Probably will not go out today.
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Crap! where do you live? If close I would help you, I'm sure if someone on the board is close, they would too.