Maybe a better question is "what do you do about snow in the shed".
Until this year my tractors and attachments have lived in a temporary shed. Any snow that I missed when cleaning the blower blade would melt in the sun and eventually soak into the ground.
Now I have my beautiful shed with a treated plywood floor. No matter how fastidious I am about cleaning the blower after use, I'm notgoing to get all of the snow. This snow will then end up in the shed, and may melt onto the floor, then either pooling or freezing or both.
I can't be the only one with this problem. How do you handle melting snow in the shed?
Until this year my tractors and attachments have lived in a temporary shed. Any snow that I missed when cleaning the blower blade would melt in the sun and eventually soak into the ground.
Now I have my beautiful shed with a treated plywood floor. No matter how fastidious I am about cleaning the blower after use, I'm notgoing to get all of the snow. This snow will then end up in the shed, and may melt onto the floor, then either pooling or freezing or both.
I can't be the only one with this problem. How do you handle melting snow in the shed?