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01-12-2012, 01:27 PM
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OCC is a bad influence...
I have been a member here for a few short months and have been informed that this website is a bad influence by my wife. You see, it all started with moving to a new house that has a 900' driveway and my Toro snowblower was not going to get the job done in a reasonable amount of time. So I searched Craigslist and stumbled on an Original Cub Cadet with a POS snowplow (homemade). This website has shown me that there are good quality parts out there, reasonably priced and still available with a little patience. So the search was on for a snow thrower (BB36) which was found 50 miles away for a song! I then realized that it is best to have a creeper for the thrower to work well (still looking!). Next was to replace the snow blade (spring-trip) (since a creeper was needed for the thrower to work well) which was found about 150 miles away and the guy met me half way for delivery New Years weekend. Now I am trying to talk her into having 2 or 3 machines for different duties (and at least one of them having the aforementioned creeper)...Oh the price one pays to be married and have hobbies!
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