snow, yes SNOW blowing tip

[LwnmwnMan2]

Instead of paying $1-2 / fiberglass stake at the big box stores, Home Depot / Menards sells little flags like the style used for utility marking.

There's 100 for $5-6, so if you've got a couple guys, or 10-12-30 that want to go in for .50 each, you can save yourself a couple bucks.

I know this isn't a big deal for those of you living in town with a city lot drive, but those that are outside, with a little bit of a curve and are tired of digging up turf, it's a way to mark a drive, reasonably priced.

[heavyduty]

not to pick but what happens when the plow passes after 6 inches of snow and they get covered up?

[hovermn]

I'm with Building services at Target and our plow company just uses wood stakes painted orange at the top. Cheap alternative?

[LwnmwnMan2]

You then have a 6" tall berm of snow marking where the edge is, no longer a need for a marker.

Hover - Yes, I've used those in the past, but you're putting effort into cutting the stake and painting, which I realize isn't ALOT of effort, but it's still effort.

Plus, in my own application, I can haul 1000 flags in a box that's 10" wide, 2' long, and 6" deep, whereas if I hauled around 1000 wood stakes, or those fiberglass markers, it would be considerably more room.

[hovermn]

There's a lot to be said about that.

[LwnmwnMan2]

Hovermn - I sent you an email....