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Old 03-13-2014, 03:51 AM
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Angry I truly am tired of this weather
Went to pull the 1450 out of the shed to clean the drive all was well fired right up no problems fluids full backed it out of the shed then it happened! Hopefully these pics will load all was great when I walked over all it. Even stomped on a bit to make sure.... then the beast got on it and yall know these blades dont lift very high so that was no help at all! I was able to get it far enough out to where I could hook it to the truck... but looks like trying to get a little seat time made a lot of seat time when it dries up
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That is a mudders wet dream you got going on there! No chance of that happening here, we are at -19C with a wind chill of -31C.

Methinks the ground is frozen! Too bad though, that looks to be a hoot!
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That's alot of mud!
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Looks stuck to me. Reminds me of my concrete days. Had a driver call in on the radio say he was " A little stuck" yep he was, he had it buried to the top of the fenders with 11 yards of concrete in it. Took a Cat D8 to pull it out.
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Yep, I hear that. Any driving through the yard I do results in sinking into mud. I can't wait for (the dry) spring- I have so much work to do around the yard now.....


Did you manage to throw mud onto the sitting Q/L?
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Pretty sloppy around here, too. One reason why I'm leaving my cubs in the garage for now. I've already got enough of a mess to clean up once all the frost is gone. Look on the bright side. Got a jumpstart on turning/tilling the dirt. Prolly didn't plan on putting a garden in that spot though...........
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Now that's some serious mud!
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Yep, I hear that. Any driving through the yard I do results in sinking into mud. I can't wait for (the dry) spring- I have so much work to do around the yard now.....


Did you manage to throw mud onto the sitting Q/L?
Oh yes mud was all over it as well as the side of the house the fence my neighbors shed and my truck. I gave it everything I had to try and get out on my own but it just couldnt do it. The blade wouldnt allow me to get up and out of the hole I was never officialy stuck. Could move about a foot forward and back.... just kept going deeper and deeper so I got the gmc out and pulled it onto the drive... got a nasty mess out there now
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