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Old 09-22-2011, 05:21 PM
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Decided to do some mowing today and figured it was a good time to get a bit of video of my new to me Super. In the second video it is a bit long but hang in there. I am not Spielberg or Lucas but I tried. Not used to making vids. LOL

Video 1: Warming up the engine
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Video 2: Mowing the front yard
http://s210.photobucket.com/albums/b...t=MOV02382.mp4
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Old 09-22-2011, 05:54 PM
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Great vids, DWayne! Thanks for sharing. Makes me want a super...lol.
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Nice Videos Man
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Thanks Allen and Jed, I highly recommend them.
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Great vid!! You were just out of shot when you hit the pto at 45 sec. I wanted to see it smoke as the load came on, but at least you can see the shadow of it. I have not done anything with mine but drive it around yet. I am not sure how much they smoke under load, but it looked like a good bit!! nice I have seen the vid on Youtube of one snowblowing and rolling coal nicely!
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Thanks Dale, I thought I was within the frame of the camera but as you notice a few feet shy, LOL, but the shadows I thought were pretty cool. I have yet to get the governor to kick in and get it to throw heavy smoke. I am betting some good plowing might get it to do that.
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Great videos, DWayne!
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Great videos, DWayne!
Thank you. I'll try to do better next time.
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I'd love to see your plow hooked to the smoker, DWayne.
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I'd love to see your plow hooked to the smoker, DWayne.
It will happen, I have to order the Cat 0 conversion from xtrememotorworks. That is still about half the price of a Cat 0 plow. So many toys to order, so little $$$$ LOL.
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