Where is everyone #5

Guess I'll get to start living by the saying if it taste good spit it out

 

I used to think that until I started focusing on things I can eat. Look up keto, Paleo, or carnivore diets and find foods that like.

 

Yeah it's mainly soda and fried foods I have to cut out. Generally don't eat that bad but sodas and tea could prolly account for half of the reason it's so high

 

So it showed up in your urine test and then they done blood work?

 

Yep, excess sugar is flushed in urine so if the levels are too high they check your a1c and mine was too high. 9.5 vs a normal persons 6.5

 

Whachoo meen mang..?
Ju don't want my advise on blow & sno..?
OOOhhh Kay
Lmao

 

An A1C of 6.5 is considered borderline.
If your willing to do a little work, you may be surprised at how diet can really help.
Maybe your regular doctor can get you a meter.
You can get all kinds of food logs and tracking apps now.

 

I run a Gel 7800 skid steer. At the time it was built it was ( supposedly) the largest skid steer ever built. 100 horse pressure +/-. Weighs in at 10000 lbs with no attachments. ...not sure how many lbs that is in Afcanadistan measurements?

Chain all four corners you will never stop it. Warrantied.
Guys use em in the woods around here to move logs around, hog out the landings after snow storms etc. They'll crash around through 3 or 4 feet of snow as good as any skidder.....long as they don't get high centered on a stump. We use em like rented mules, and they take an absolute beating everyday here. Gotta keep it plugged in though under 0 degrees American.

In 4500 hours the only repair I have ever made was a starter bolt. Period.

I put a snow box on to plow my barn yards and the home 20, and it will push 24" deep snow, making a "wave" of snow 25 feet in front of the box.....and never quit.

If you're hoggin' out roads after a storm get a blower for sure. With the high flow hydraulics on the 7800 you'll turn it fine. I have no recommendations on blowers.

Don't worry about your grades...with the chains and using the low range of the "transmission", and your blower ahead of you , it won't know quit.

 

Thanks.

Looking at a Schulte blower, made in Canada.

 

Asking snow blower questions to people from Florida would actually probably yield good answers as nobody that lives in Florida is from Florida they’re all from the northeast!!