jimsmowin
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- wrightsville pa
ELECTRONIC SNOW AND ICE ALERT MADE BY sensors instruments co. any body have one or herd of this info comes from SNOW&ICE MANAGER 1999 page 26, thanks for any help; JIM
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ELECTRONIC SNOW ALERT
- Thread starter jimsmowin
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xtremeoutdoorservices
LawnSite Member
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- saline,MI
I JUST ORDERDED THE ELECTRONIC SNOW ALERT, I LET YOU KNOW HOW IT WORKS AFTER I GET IT. LET IT SNOW!
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jimsmowin
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- wrightsville pa
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WHERE DID YOU ORDER IT FROM AND HOW MUCH, THANKS JIM
PINEISLAND1
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- WEST MI
SlimJim Z71
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- Crystal Lake, Illinois
WOW... for $440, I think I'll stick to waking up every few hours.
-Tim
-Tim
Greenman2ooo
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- Illinois
I couldn't justify one this year, but maybe next year. I think my sleep is worth $440 plus. Maybe you guys get back to sleep easier than I do???
We haven't even had a plowable snow yet and I'll guarantee I've lost plenty of sleep. Just my two cents.
We haven't even had a plowable snow yet and I'll guarantee I've lost plenty of sleep. Just my two cents.
I am pretty well networked with my snowplowing collegues (competitiors) in my area and frequently talk to many (nextel) during a storm.
My question: Why not establish a local network with a central monitoring station to call guys when it snows? Everybody could specify call scenarios (Salt only, .5" 1" 1.5", etc.) and it could be staffed by a 24hr answering service (who are typically slow on the overnight anyway)
I think many guys would be willing to pay for this type of service at a minumal cost.
There's got to be a better way than getting up and looking out every 2 hours, especially when you get nothing. You feel like you worked half the night and have nothing to show for it.
My question: Why not establish a local network with a central monitoring station to call guys when it snows? Everybody could specify call scenarios (Salt only, .5" 1" 1.5", etc.) and it could be staffed by a 24hr answering service (who are typically slow on the overnight anyway)
I think many guys would be willing to pay for this type of service at a minumal cost.
There's got to be a better way than getting up and looking out every 2 hours, especially when you get nothing. You feel like you worked half the night and have nothing to show for it.