Its so far and there is not really an airport option that makes it much closer!
Could always hit Dacotah Ridge on the way back.
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I already donāt work Fridays. So Iām likely going to take off Wednesday and Thursday and would definitely be interested in any potential post-Landman golf
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same!
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Seeing this reminded me Iām going to Dacotah Ridge with some friends the weekend before. The wife is gonna be pleased!
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Threw my name on the list if your open to non NSU roost members. May be able to package this as my birthday golf trip and hit some places out there for a very long weekend!
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All are welcome, always. I actually thought about posting exactly this a few different times because as far as Iām concerned, the region is NSU and anybody who wants to play golf in said region is encouraged to sign up
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One last bump as Iām going to get the bulk orders in at the end of this week. Please remember to:
- Pay (!)
- Fill out the linked Google Form so I have your shipping info - if you want your stuff, that is
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Fine.
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I was going to put this in the homeowner thread but I realized most people in there donāt experience the crap weather weāve been getting this winter. So - moved from the city to the burbs this summer, didnāt need a snow blower in the city, figured Iād see how this winter went when deciding if I wanted to buy one for next winter. Wellā¦yeah, iām gunna need one for next winter. Going to tough it out for the rest of the season but looking for any recās on brands/size?
How big/pitched is your driveway is one consideration. I have a Cub Cadet 26" two stage that I like for the most part. Electric start, plenty of height for down by the street where it gets deep, big knobby tires. Iāve only ever owned this one though. Have heard really good things about Ariens as well.
Edit: I have a fairly large and steep driveway. Would have paid for 3-stage in hindsight but this one works.
Not too steep, Iād say ānormalā for subdivision-type neighborhood. Probably 30 feet long from garage to curb
Considering electric but just not sure how the battery would hold up with the cold.
Have heard amazing things about eGo snowblowers. Plus, you can get a mower and then youāll have a backup battery ready to go
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This is the first storm My Toro battery charge has struggled with our 3 car. 2nd tab now has the purchase for a backup battery up and ready to buy.
I would also agree stay in the same ecosystem of equipment can you use the batteries for multiple yard products Snowblower Mower etc.
My wife and I decided that we need a new one. Cool. Coool. Cool.
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I have the eGo mower, backpack leaf blower, string trimmer, and edger. They rule. The 7.5Ah battery lasts a long time under load. No clue how well the snowblower works but Iād work off the assumption that the fact that it still exists at all among gas snowblowers is proof positive
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Important note is the snowblower takes 2 batteries though thatās generally not an issue as they will come with the snowblower. The 2 7.5Ah batteries will do a fairly large driveway without issue, with 8ā of wet snow.
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Along these lines, donāt buy the recertified batteries off Amazon. We have one that came with our mower and one of the recerts - probably saved $30 over a new one - and itās a piece of trash. Overheats constantly, thankfully it has built-in fail-safes for that but it essentially means you canāt use it for a prolonged period or it quits.
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