First time poster long time watcher. Love watching all your videos GP. From back in the day with motion sickness and audio from two tin cans tied with a string to professional camera gear with multiple angles and top notch audio. I just recently found a great deal on the exact same blower that you have (used only one season) for my LX3310. A purchase we needed for the future on our land in Eagle River Wisconsin. I have watched and rewatched your videos with excellent instructions on installing and uninstalling the blower. Great job as always! Also love the videos with your neighbor guy. He is one of the few left out there that knows a ton about just about anything. Great to learn from. Hope all is well and Thank you for one day deciding to dedicate time into the you tube world!
Good morning and thanks for the nice comments and long time support! LOL, yup I remember those days for sure. Congrats on the good find and wish you and yours all the best!
It's sad that at 72 I can easily afford to put a front snowblower on my Kubota but what's holding me back is my driveway is only about 120 feet long and as I have a rear blade a bucket and I also built my own snow pusher do I really have a need for one. It would be nice to see that new snow fly 30 feet off the drive but time will tell. I couldn't imagine doing your driveway or is it a back road without the equipment you have. I suppose if I was to get a snowblower I would definitely need that heated cab to keep that freezing snow off the face. This was a good video to watch.
Hey good morning. It's a long one for sure but much more enjoyable now with heat. But I would probably do the same as you if the driveway was much shorter. Thanks for tuning in !
The problem with a blade or pusher, is that you need to push that snow somewhere. A blower provides more options. I have both, front blower, rear blade, and usually push or pull the snow to the driveway end, turn around and chuck that snow into the ditches. I live on a street with many retirees (Orillia area), and end up doing 9 or so driveways, so the blower really comes in handy. Party on.
I'm using a cab'ed 1981 Case, before that I was using a ferguson open cab, both with inverted rear blowers, both RWD. I've also used walk behind blowers for years, and a friend has a frontloader with separate front snowblower (with it's own engine) for heavy duty snow removal. With a front mounted blower you always start blowing from whichever end of your driveway that doesn't have wind blowing in your face, never point the nozzle against the wind, that's ASKING for discomfort. I do my best to keep moisture away from the tractor before I park it (it could freeze and render it dysfunctional, I've had hydraulic steering freeze, PTO clutch lever freeze, etc, because of just ONE speck of moisture), it's a bit of a challenge in itself making sure none the snow that get's thrown out drifts back onto the tractor 😁
@ Missed a trip to Norway when I was stationed in Germany for 4 years back in the late 70s. I know all about walk behind blowers and the wind and turning the blower shoot away from the wind just to have the wind switch and it's in your face again. I went out and bought a plastic snow windshield and after that I didn't care about the wind or snow blowing back on me. I retired in 2019 and said I would never use a walk behind blower again so I bought the new Kubota. I have ample room to push any amount of snow away so big piles getting bigger is not a problem. The one real lucky thing I have is that my shop is heated so whatever snow gets on my tractor is melted off and my Tractor has never spent the night outside.
😜✌️As always I appreciate the never boring outdoor journeys, that allow me to vicariously live the outdoor life 🤣 Thanks fellas 🇨🇦⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️
You have the same view I have, Kubota LX with a front blower. It’s oddly satisfying to blow snow and I really enjoy doing it as well. Thanks for the video
Good Evening Mon Ami GP 🖐🖐😇 Guy Is A True Canadian, He Knows Very Well The Real Good Advantages Of Having An Open Station Tractor 😇👍🤣🥶 This Incoming Monday The 20 Jan at night Going to be -30°c and wind factor close -40°c 🥶😇👍Yes We are very lucky to live in Canada 👍👍😇👌🍁Keep Warm🔥👌😇👍Cheers 🍻🍻
Hey Gord thanks for another great video, you are right it's always more enjoyable doing things with a good buddy, and it seems you have some good buddies there to enjoy a laugh with have a coffee or maybe even a cold beverage of choice. We don't have much snow here yet it seems each winter is less and less hoping to get enough to get at least one good ride on my sled but if not I will just take the quad. Have a wonderful day and keep smiling.
2000 gallons of propane is a beautiful sight to me! better yet my fully loaded lx2620 comes tomorrow. Looking forward to clearing off the driveway of my new property. Only 500gallon tank!
Hello Gord, and Guy. Here in upstate NY we have had a lot of Cold Weather, Wind, but hardly any Snow on the Ground. Makes it nice for Cutting my Logs up for Firewood. Putting the Trimmed Rounds in the Garage and Splitting up on my 5ton Electric Splitter in the Basement. Maple, Oak, and Locust. Getting another Load of Logs in Mid- February. Keeps me Busy. Going out again on Friday for More Cutting of Rounds. Always great to See you and Guy working Together. Can't wait to See what the Delivery is. Ron from the Woodyard in Upstate NY.
Be safe and keep warm my friend. Always wonderful to see you and others are getting out there, despite the cold, and keeping active. Thanks for saying hello. Have a nice weekdend!
Gord, it’s so good to see you and Guy working together! Isn’t it wonderful to have friends to share your passion for everything outdoors! Keep ‘em coming! Greetings from Stuart, Florida!
Great to see you and Guy out playing with your snow toys, Gord! I’ve been watching the streamers on radar off Georgian Bay/Lake Huron for the last couple of weeks, hoping some would stretch to eastern Ontario, but no such luck. We had about 25 cam of snow on the ground before Christmas, but it all melted in that crazy 5 day meltdown/rain in late December. We’ve picked up maybe 6-8 cm over the last few days, but nowhere near enough to dust off the sled. There’s snow and the riding is good down in the Tug Hill area of upstate NY, but I was almost killed down there by out-of-control (and/or drunk) other riders on two separate occasions when I rode there 30+ years ago, and I swore I’d never go back. From what I’ve seen on the forums, it hasn’t changed much - many still ride bar to bar and there’s already been a fatality down there this year. I’ll stick to Ontario (maybe up your way!) and perhaps even venture a trip to Quebec this season. Wishing you, family, and friends the very best for 2025!
Good evening Gord from snowmaggedon SSMarie. The snow just hasn’t stopped. One of the snow clearing companies in the city said we are around 300cm of snow to date! My BX2380 is getting a workout this winter. Lately we are getting 2” to death. I shovelled the driveway twice today and it’s covered again. Lake Superior is handing us a whack of lake effect snow. Our first dump in November was 36”-40” overnight! Then it kept coming for a week. They are calling for snow all week with no let up. You’d have a blast with your tractor here probably make a tidy profit doing driveways. Glad to see a new video from you take care.
Hi GP, Thanks for another great snow blowing video! Unfortunately in Northern Wisconsin we are still lacking snow. The sled trails are still closed. It's really discouraging as they never opened last year. Businesses are really hurting for customers. Hopefully we still might have some good snows as I really itching for some trail riding. It looks like Sandy from "Sawing with Sandy" is hording all the snow! LOL Take Care, Tom
Great video young man!! Well two buddies out havin fun playin in the snow. Well I'm like your buddy i have kioti 3520se shuttle shift open station i cleared 6 inches of snow last Friday my driveway and the county roads around my neighbourhood with my 3 point Angle blade our county road district don't maintain the roads. I've been thinkin bout runin for road commissioner they will do their job or go down road kickin a can lol . I drove a big truck for 38 year's i just enjoy doin whatever on my tractor that's my happy place get to enjoy what the good lord gave us. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun
So relaxing to watch you guys blowing snow. Watching from Newfoundland-Labrador, and we haven't had much snow this year, which is unusual for us. Thanks for another great video Gord. Hoping you and your family are well. Be careful out there, safety first. 👍☺
GP quick question for ya. I don’t know what kind of gate you have. But I have a regular ranch style or cattle style gate on the driveway to my cabin. I make monthly visits to do regular maintenance and such during the winter and just plain enjoy the season. My problem is that we will get 12-24” of snow that freezes on the gate and when I visit I’m have to spend at least an hour in the dark and cold shoveling and ice breaking the gate free. Do you have any ideas to help make that easier? Thanks GP!
LOL. that brings back memories. I can't picture the style of gate exactly but I had two big issues - the lock freezes during the winter ( I have spent alot of money on different "winter" rated locks over the years and they all freeze )- so I carry a propane torch in my truck all winter. The other was your issue. The gate I installed, I made sure to install 10 inches above the ground ( I wish I had raised it a few more inches). I very seldom have to dig to it free since. Not sure if that helps you but I certainly remember those times - and it was always freezing cold when I would be out there fighting with it. LOL. Good luck and hope you figure it out. Cheers!
Gord - as soon as I saw snow in the thumbnail I thought " I wonder if he misses getting out on the trail with the sled" Looks like you have a pretty good base going down. I hope things are going well with your Lasernug channel. Happy winter!
Morning - that's a great question. I never get branches stuck in there - it eats them up pretty good. It's the little rocks that come up and get in there once in a while but it doesn't jam the augers - it will cause a sheer pin to snap and then i just replace the pin. Cheers!
Just got the same back blade installed with hydraulics on my lx2610. Any tips of snow removal with it so as to only remove the snow and leave the ground undisturbed. It does not appear to have a float like your FEL. TIA
Good morning. Yes, I shorten my top link alot so the blade is angled in towards the tractor, which causes it to want to scrape more than to dig. Cheers!
go for it . i loved our day of night snowmoble trips to old now 88 and in a wheelchair . main problem maciular degeration . so sir go for it when you can just retired 3 years ago . oh ell still beautiful country vankleek hill on ,y farm rightnext to snomobile trail . god bless the poter familt . thank you for the great content .
Me too. I was really close to ordering them but I knew how the R4's work and I just didn't want to take the risk/cost of trying the R14's. But many folks are telling me they are much better in the winter. Have a nice week and thanks for your comment. :))
Love the Vid Gord… here in west central Hoosier state e got 8.5 “ ? does you fellow Kubota bud wear a Snowmobile helmet? I still have a open cab 3560 an use a snowmoblile helmet. an Im good to go. Great footage. Be Well
I'm not far away from getting a tractor and am debating the extra cost of a front vs rear mount blower. I know the advantages of a front mount but just can't pull the pin on the extra cost. I sold my old sled this fall, just not enough good sledding weather on PEI any more, climate change is real here my friend.
It certainly is. So, my own thoughts. If your driveway is short, then save the money and get a rear mount blower. If it is long like mine then remember, that these attachments will outlive you. Maintain them well and your kids will inherit them in great working condition. I wish I could give you better advice bit hope this has helped a little. Cheers!
Gordon, how far is it to the nearest town from where you are there? You don't know how bad I wish I could move north of the border and leave the circus behind. Stay Frosty! -Everett
I assume he is in the Kawartha Lakes area. Not posted for you to creep him, rather based on the towns that I have seen him drive through (Kinmount for example).
First time poster long time watcher. Love watching all your videos GP. From back in the day with motion sickness and audio from two tin cans tied with a string to professional camera gear with multiple angles and top notch audio. I just recently found a great deal on the exact same blower that you have (used only one season) for my LX3310. A purchase we needed for the future on our land in Eagle River Wisconsin. I have watched and rewatched your videos with excellent instructions on installing and uninstalling the blower. Great job as always! Also love the videos with your neighbor guy. He is one of the few left out there that knows a ton about just about anything. Great to learn from. Hope all is well and Thank you for one day deciding to dedicate time into the you tube world!
Good morning and thanks for the nice comments and long time support! LOL, yup I remember those days for sure. Congrats on the good find and wish you and yours all the best!
Great times!!
I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO RIDE A SNOWMOBLIE
It's sad that at 72 I can easily afford to put a front snowblower on my Kubota but what's holding me back is my driveway is only about 120 feet long and as I have a rear blade a bucket and I also built my own snow pusher do I really have a need for one. It would be nice to see that new snow fly 30 feet off the drive but time will tell. I couldn't imagine doing your driveway or is it a back road without the equipment you have. I suppose if I was to get a snowblower I would definitely need that heated cab to keep that freezing snow off the face. This was a good video to watch.
Hey good morning. It's a long one for sure but much more enjoyable now with heat. But I would probably do the same as you if the driveway was much shorter. Thanks for tuning in !
The problem with a blade or pusher, is that you need to push that snow somewhere. A blower provides more options. I have both, front blower, rear blade, and usually push or pull the snow to the driveway end, turn around and chuck that snow into the ditches. I live on a street with many retirees (Orillia area), and end up doing 9 or so driveways, so the blower really comes in handy. Party on.
I'm using a cab'ed 1981 Case, before that I was using a ferguson open cab, both with inverted rear blowers, both RWD. I've also used walk behind blowers for years, and a friend has a frontloader with separate front snowblower (with it's own engine) for heavy duty snow removal.
With a front mounted blower you always start blowing from whichever end of your driveway that doesn't have wind blowing in your face, never point the nozzle against the wind, that's ASKING for discomfort.
I do my best to keep moisture away from the tractor before I park it (it could freeze and render it dysfunctional, I've had hydraulic steering freeze, PTO clutch lever freeze, etc, because of just ONE speck of moisture), it's a bit of a challenge in itself making sure none the snow that get's thrown out drifts back onto the tractor 😁
@ Missed a trip to Norway when I was stationed in Germany for 4 years back in the late 70s. I know all about walk behind blowers and the wind and turning the blower shoot away from the wind just to have the wind switch and it's in your face again. I went out and bought a plastic snow windshield and after that I didn't care about the wind or snow blowing back on me. I retired in 2019 and said I would never use a walk behind blower again so I bought the new Kubota. I have ample room to push any amount of snow away so big piles getting bigger is not a problem. The one real lucky thing I have is that my shop is heated so whatever snow gets on my tractor is melted off and my Tractor has never spent the night outside.
I love everything outdoors even love getting stuck lol.
😜✌️As always I appreciate the never boring outdoor journeys, that allow me to vicariously live the outdoor life 🤣 Thanks fellas 🇨🇦⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️
Good stuff!
You have the same view I have, Kubota LX with a front blower. It’s oddly satisfying to blow snow and I really enjoy doing it as well. Thanks for the video
I think someone is starting to miss that ski-doo just a little. They are fun!
Great video. Looking forward to seeing you out on the ski doo, bombing the trails!
Good Evening Mon Ami GP 🖐🖐😇 Guy Is A True Canadian, He Knows Very Well The Real Good Advantages Of Having An Open Station Tractor 😇👍🤣🥶 This Incoming Monday The 20 Jan at night Going to be -30°c and wind factor close -40°c 🥶😇👍Yes We are very lucky to live in Canada 👍👍😇👌🍁Keep Warm🔥👌😇👍Cheers 🍻🍻
Morning Dave!
I enjoyed the video.
Looks like a ton of fun to me, Gord! Look forward to hearing more on the incoming delivery! Cheers!
Hey Gord thanks for another great video, you are right it's always more enjoyable doing things with a good buddy, and it seems you have some good buddies there to enjoy a laugh with have a coffee or maybe even a cold beverage of choice. We don't have much snow here yet it seems each winter is less and less hoping to get enough to get at least one good ride on my sled but if not I will just take the quad. Have a wonderful day and keep smiling.
Hope you get some snow Wayne!
Wow you guys have lots of snow hope your having a great week take care
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@ Thanks for the correction I will sleep much better tonight
2000 gallons of propane is a beautiful sight to me! better yet my fully loaded lx2620 comes tomorrow. Looking forward to clearing off the driveway of my new property. Only 500gallon tank!
LOL. It is a nice sight - but the bill isn't. :)) Congrats on the new tractor! You must be super excited. Enjoy your tractor time in the driveway!
Looks great and more snow coming for you guys have fun and ride safe !
Have fun, after all the equipment is expensive so needs a good play.
Guy should use a snowmobile helmet when blowing snow. Cheers!
Hello Gord, and Guy. Here in upstate NY we have had a lot of Cold Weather, Wind, but hardly any Snow on the Ground. Makes it nice for Cutting my Logs up for Firewood. Putting the Trimmed Rounds in the Garage and Splitting up on my 5ton Electric Splitter in the Basement. Maple, Oak, and Locust.
Getting another Load of Logs in Mid- February. Keeps me Busy. Going out again on Friday for More Cutting of Rounds.
Always great to See you and Guy working Together.
Can't wait to See what the Delivery is. Ron from the Woodyard in Upstate NY.
Be safe and keep warm my friend. Always wonderful to see you and others are getting out there, despite the cold, and keeping active. Thanks for saying hello. Have a nice weekdend!
Gord, it’s so good to see you and Guy working together! Isn’t it wonderful to have friends to share your passion for everything outdoors! Keep ‘em coming! Greetings from Stuart, Florida!
Morning Jim!
Great to see you and Guy out playing with your snow toys, Gord! I’ve been watching the streamers on radar off Georgian Bay/Lake Huron for the last couple of weeks, hoping some would stretch to eastern Ontario, but no such luck. We had about 25 cam of snow on the ground before Christmas, but it all melted in that crazy 5 day meltdown/rain in late December. We’ve picked up maybe 6-8 cm over the last few days, but nowhere near enough to dust off the sled. There’s snow and the riding is good down in the Tug Hill area of upstate NY, but I was almost killed down there by out-of-control (and/or drunk) other riders on two separate occasions when I rode there 30+ years ago, and I swore I’d never go back. From what I’ve seen on the forums, it hasn’t changed much - many still ride bar to bar and there’s already been a fatality down there this year. I’ll stick to Ontario (maybe up your way!) and perhaps even venture a trip to Quebec this season.
Wishing you, family, and friends the very best for 2025!
Good evening Gord from snowmaggedon SSMarie. The snow just hasn’t stopped. One of the snow clearing companies in the city said we are around 300cm of snow to date! My BX2380 is getting a workout this winter. Lately we are getting 2” to death. I shovelled the driveway twice today and it’s covered again. Lake Superior is handing us a whack of lake effect snow. Our first dump in November was 36”-40” overnight! Then it kept coming for a week. They are calling for snow all week with no let up. You’d have a blast with your tractor here probably make a tidy profit doing driveways. Glad to see a new video from you take care.
Wow. I'd be happy to take some of that. That is alot of snow for sure. Good luck this week and keep warm!
Hi GP,
Thanks for another great snow blowing video!
Unfortunately in Northern Wisconsin we are still lacking snow. The sled trails are still closed. It's really discouraging as they never opened last year. Businesses are really hurting for customers.
Hopefully we still might have some good snows as I really itching for some trail riding.
It looks like Sandy from "Sawing with Sandy" is hording all the snow! LOL
Take Care, Tom
Great video young man!! Well two buddies out havin fun playin in the snow. Well I'm like your buddy i have kioti 3520se shuttle shift open station i cleared 6 inches of snow last Friday my driveway and the county roads around my neighbourhood with my 3 point Angle blade our county road district don't maintain the roads. I've been thinkin bout runin for road commissioner they will do their job or go down road kickin a can lol . I drove a big truck for 38 year's i just enjoy doin whatever on my tractor that's my happy place get to enjoy what the good lord gave us. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun
Thanks Mike - Have a great week out there and keep smiling. Cheers!
Always enjoy your videos.
Well done GP. You live in a wonderland. You kids be safe.
I want ❄️
So relaxing to watch you guys blowing snow. Watching from Newfoundland-Labrador, and we haven't had much snow this year, which is unusual for us. Thanks for another great video Gord. Hoping you and your family are well. Be careful out there, safety first. 👍☺
Miss my sled also GP. Lost all my riding partners and winters are not what they used to be but sure miss it. Have a great week. ❄👍
I get you Bob. I love the winter beauty and I miss my sled buddies. :)
👍great video
GP quick question for ya. I don’t know what kind of gate you have. But I have a regular ranch style or cattle style gate on the driveway to my cabin. I make monthly visits to do regular maintenance and such during the winter and just plain enjoy the season. My problem is that we will get 12-24” of snow that freezes on the gate and when I visit I’m have to spend at least an hour in the dark and cold shoveling and ice breaking the gate free. Do you have any ideas to help make that easier? Thanks GP!
LOL. that brings back memories. I can't picture the style of gate exactly but I had two big issues - the lock freezes during the winter ( I have spent alot of money on different "winter" rated locks over the years and they all freeze )- so I carry a propane torch in my truck all winter. The other was your issue. The gate I installed, I made sure to install 10 inches above the ground ( I wish I had raised it a few more inches). I very seldom have to dig to it free since. Not sure if that helps you but I certainly remember those times - and it was always freezing cold when I would be out there fighting with it. LOL. Good luck and hope you figure it out. Cheers!
I’m jealous of the cab on your tractor I want one on mine
You can send literally all of that to Ohio. We don’t get enough of it here.
Gord - as soon as I saw snow in the thumbnail I thought " I wonder if he misses getting out on the trail with the sled" Looks like you have a pretty good base going down. I hope things are going well with your Lasernug channel. Happy winter!
Morning and thanks - yes it is going well. Appreciate all your support :)
Out of curiosity, how many hours have you logged on that tractor of yours so far?
Gordon it's nice having buddies like Guy and Husky Bob. How is Husky? Haven't seen him for a while.
LOL. He is up here currently but he is working on a project so we have not seen him out and about. But he is doing well. :))
Compared to poor Sandy, you haven't had much snow.😂 have fun and stay warm from Michigan's West Coast.
LOL! Yes he got worst of it for sure. Cheers!
Do you ever get sticks or small branches jammed in the augers ?
Morning - that's a great question. I never get branches stuck in there - it eats them up pretty good. It's the little rocks that come up and get in there once in a while but it doesn't jam the augers - it will cause a sheer pin to snap and then i just replace the pin. Cheers!
Hi Gord nice video love it (Ty Ron from Kap
Why doesn't Guy have a comfort cab on his tractor ???? 😊😊
Traduire en Francais.Mercie 🐝
Just got the same back blade installed with hydraulics on my lx2610. Any tips of snow removal with it so as to only remove the snow and leave the ground undisturbed. It does not appear to have a float like your FEL. TIA
Good morning. Yes, I shorten my top link alot so the blade is angled in towards the tractor, which causes it to want to scrape more than to dig. Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Thanks, GP. Appreciate the tip. I was doing the opposite!
what's tempriture inside your cabin if you know ?
thanks
Usually around 72 F
@@GPOutdoors
it's nice warm
thanks greetings
Enjoyed your vid, Gord, thanks. Do you ever backblade your driveway with the blade turned backwards? Picks up less gravel.
Morning Scott. I have tried it a few times but unless the snow if fluffy, It does not work well for me here. Have a great weekend!
go for it . i loved our day of night snowmoble trips to old now 88 and in a wheelchair . main problem maciular degeration . so sir go for it when you can just retired 3 years ago . oh ell still beautiful country vankleek hill on ,y farm rightnext to snomobile trail . god bless the poter familt . thank you for the great content .
lend GUY a snowmobile helmet with a heated shield and wire a connection in his dash.
GP, I wish you could review R14 tires without chains sometime.
Me too. I was really close to ordering them but I knew how the R4's work and I just didn't want to take the risk/cost of trying the R14's. But many folks are telling me they are much better in the winter. Have a nice week and thanks for your comment. :))
@@GPOutdoors, they truly made all the difference in the world on my L2501 in the snow. I was shocked at the difference in grip.
Love the Vid Gord… here in west central Hoosier state e got 8.5 “ ? does you fellow Kubota bud wear a Snowmobile helmet? I still have a open cab 3560 an use a snowmoblile helmet. an Im good to go. Great footage. Be Well
Morning - yes sometimes he wears it and other times wears the hat and scarf etc. Have fun out there!
4:24 you need a drone
I really like all you shows,, Reminds me of me many years ago, by the way what hp is your tractor Thank's Rodger
It is only 25 HP - Roger, thanks for your kind support over the last few years. I really appreciate it. Have a great weekend!
Get a sled!
I'm not far away from getting a tractor and am debating the extra cost of a front vs rear mount blower. I know the advantages of a front mount but just can't pull the pin on the extra cost. I sold my old sled this fall, just not enough good sledding weather on PEI any more, climate change is real here my friend.
It certainly is. So, my own thoughts. If your driveway is short, then save the money and get a rear mount blower. If it is long like mine then remember, that these attachments will outlive you. Maintain them well and your kids will inherit them in great working condition. I wish I could give you better advice bit hope this has helped a little. Cheers!
Gordon, how far is it to the nearest town from where you are there? You don't know how bad I wish I could move north of the border and leave the circus behind. Stay Frosty! -Everett
The closest town is about 25 minutes from me. Not much there but at least I can grab a few essentials.
Thanks for the video Gord . Love watching you blow snow , we don’t have near as much as you here in Eastern Ontario . More coming on Saturday.
I assume he is in the Kawartha Lakes area. Not posted for you to creep him, rather based on the towns that I have seen him drive through (Kinmount for example).
@@SeanONeill13 No creeping here. I'm south of the border. I would have to win the Illinois Lottery to get out of this place.
Gord - Is that delivery a new "Toy" for you?
It is -I am super excited to get it when it comes. Cheers!
What’s the big delivery you got coming?
:))
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