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Jan 5, 2013. Some colleagues at work that were snowmobilers told me about the site. March of 2013 we went up the the UP and I rented a Cat from Pat's in Ontonagon. I also made a deal with Pat to buy my 1973 Panther 340. That was an awesome sled.

A very quick 1/2" here in northeast Green Bay. We had whiteout conditions for about 10 minutes; very cool to see! At least everything is white.

Not to split hairs but most sleds had independent front suspension from the get go (1960's); each ski had it's own leaf spring and later, most manufacturers added a shock on each ski Some early manufacturers had one leaf spring mounted to a single spindle with each end connected to a ski...

I wonder how a moose works the throttle with those hooves?!? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I also appreciate the hours of work done by the various people that keep this site going. Prior to my retirement 3.5 years ago, I was a daily visitor to this site, but now, I only visit once or twice a week. Go figure! It still is part of my routine and I look forward to browsing the forum...

Wow! Very nice. A garage/shop/shed is almost more important to me than a house. Very nice size that hopefully you won't outgrow too soon. 'No one ever said; I wish I had a smaller garage.'

I set my basement dehumidifier to 55% humidity and leave it on auto. It cycles on and off based on the humidity in the basement. When the central AC runs, the dehumidifier runs less. I may be wrong on this but I think most residential power charges are at a fixed rate. The power meter only...

Thanks, Gary. I have been to EAA about 6 times since the 1980's. Always enjoyed it and am enjoying your photos and stories. Hope you feel better soon.

Mine is a 1953 IH FARMALL Super H. Purchased in Appleton, WI at a yard sale about 10 years ago. My grandfather had purchased a new IH FARMALL H in about 1946 for his farm just west of Sturgeon Bay.

5" of concrete snow on the northeast side of Green Bay.

:ROFLMAO:

It is currently a whiteout on the east side of Green Bay! I would say 2-4" of snow down.

I am providing the snow for this class on my driveway tomorrow morning! Should be excellent conditions for this class!

And also for the first time ever, the trails in Brown County, WI were open for a week longer (Jan 15-22) that Oneida County, WI!!! For most of the last 10 years, trails in Brown County rarely opened at all even though, IMO, they could have.

Sitting out on the patio with a beer yesterday afternoon at 72 degrees in East Green Bay. This morning a half inch of snow and 12 degrees! Now any snow on the south side of a building is gone with the strong sun but only 25 degrees.

When going round and round in our 1.5 acre back yard in the 1970s, it would get rough after a few hours. My dad had a spike tooth cultivator for field work. We removed the spikes and dragged the cultivator frame around behind the Johnson Skee-Horse. This worked quite well.

Basils II in Fontenoy, WI (north of Denmark, WI on county P).

I was in Eagle River over the weekend and was visiting my son (he rented a cabin on Sunset Lake) and I heard was sounded like rock music coming from the north shore of the lake. We walked down to the shore and the noise was coming from what sounded like underneath the ice. There is about 8-10"...

Oh oh....:eek:

There is a bar and grill about 2 blocks from my house (Highland Howies) which I frequent. This past Sunday, I drove by the parking lot and saw 5 sleds and a truck with a trailer. We had about 16" on the ground after the last storm on on January 13th. People have been dropping and riding from...