Al Dukes

Do you know this, so this snowblower, not that I'm cheap, but I never had a snowblower.

I always just shoveled because I never had a driveway this big.

And when we moved into this house, my brother lived around the corner and he had a pickup truck.

So when it would snow, this was his craftsman snowblower.

He always told me, don't buy one.

His driveway was much smaller.

He goes, it takes me 20 minutes.

I'll bring it over and use it all day.

And that's what we did.

Then he sold his house five years ago and moved into a townhouse because he didn't need the house as a single guy.

And he's like, do you want the snowblower?

I don't know what to do.

I'm like, yeah, I'll take it.

I haven't started that thing in three years.

And I kept it dry.

There was no gas.

I always empty the gas.

When I filled the gasoline up in like November or December when we first got our first snow, I put the gas in, sign of the cross, and it started right up on the first pull.

So if you get it tuned up in November or October, you'll be good to go for the winter, especially if it's a new unit.

I get one of those.