Father's and daughters

[diymirage]

As parents we do things for our daughters that we simply wouldn't do for our sons

Sometimes you can look at a guy and go "yup, he's got daughters"

Anyway, here a picture of me, snowblowing my pond

 

[mopar head]

For skating I assume... now you need to smooth it out, looks a little rough.

 

[Dicer]

Someone having fun. lol

 

[mopar head]

Maybe renting a floor sander would be a little cheaper. lol

 

[RustyRatRod]

As parents we do things for our daughters that we simply wouldn't do for our sons

Sometimes you can look at a guy and go "yup, he's got daughters"

Anyway, here a picture of me, snowblowing my pond

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So what are fathers in possession of?

 

[diymirage]

For skating I assume... now you need to smooth it out, looks a little rough.

Yes sir, not sure how to smooth it out yet...Ill have to give it some thought

But it's a whole lot more skateble without the 4 inches of snow on it

 

[TrailBeast]

Yes sir, not sure how to smooth it out yet...Ill have to give it some thought

But it's a whole lot more skateble without the 4 inches of snow on it

Spray it with water.

 

[dadsbee]

Get the ice auger out, drill a hole in the corner and just keep it running....

 

[diymirage]

Spray it with water.

my biggest worry would be that after i shut off and disconnect the hose the line leading out of the house would freeze
i have those "frost free" spickets that supposedly dont freeze up but i dont know if that olds true if you run em during the winter

Get the ice auger out, drill a hole in the corner and just keep it running....

i thought about that, my only worry would be getting the water level under the ice low enough to get a lil air underneath it and i have no idea how thick the ice is, not sure if that would weaken it or not

 

[mopar head]

i thought about that,

Weed burner. lol

 

[Ahoey]

Spray it with water.

Flood it, if you spray it you might end up with curling ice

 

[Ahoey]

my biggest worry would be that after i shut off and disconnect the hose the line leading out of the house would freeze
i have those "frost free" spickets that supposedly dont freeze up but i dont know if that olds true if you run em during the winter


i thought about that, my only worry would be getting the water level under the ice low enough to get a lil air underneath it and i have no idea how thick the ice is, not sure if that would weaken it or not

Frost free spigots, the valve is inside the house, pipe from valve to out side is to be sloped to drain the water.