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Old 12-13-2011, 12:43 AM
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It currently has a tired 5hp flat head Briggs IC engine. This winter it will have a new 7hp Briggs electric start.



Drive is belt, manual lift blade and it has a sleeve hitch (OOOHHH!! That will get you dreaming!!)!

I think that is a Gravely 2 wheeler blade. I think that from what the Gravely guys say about 2 wheeler blades having more curve and can roll snow better.

The flat tracks go right over concrete!! No damage. Reasonable traction in dirt, really needs "cleats".
Drive belt! Sleeve hitch is a huge plus! Ok I'll bite how much and how many cleats does it need? Loving it but what the heck would I do with it beside drive my wife nuts? Which I've bought things before that have had that same effect.
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Drive belt! Sleeve hitch is a huge plus! Ok I'll bite how much and how many cleats does it need? Loving it but what the heck would I do with it beside drive my wife nuts? Which I've bought things before that have had that same effect.



What would it DO!!?? Keep all the kids in the neighborhood occupied FOREVER!!



How much? I need a 1200 equipped the same way the Struck is equipped, blade and hitch!! (And an engine that RUNS!!)

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What would it DO!!?? Keep all the kids in the neighborhood occupied FOREVER!!



How much? I need a 1200 equipped the same way the Struck is equipped, blade and hitch!! (And an engine that RUNS!!)
I'm not sure if my son would share seat time with anyone else.

I meant how much are the cleats. The 1200 would fit that bill to a T if that makes sense.
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Evan loves his seat time!
Once you came over and showed him how it was done he was a pro after that!
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Oh go on and get the thing Duke, you know it will be fun to plow with that thing Or fit a FEL to it. heheheheh
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Oh go on and get the thing Duke, you know it will be fun to plow with that thing Or fit a FEL to it. heheheheh
Your so not helping!
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Good.... hahahahaha. That big envelope with green backs from CAD made all the difference in how I help..
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I'm not sure if my son would share seat time with anyone else.

I meant how much are the cleats. The 1200 would fit that bill to a T if that makes sense.


You can't buy them, that is a cut and drill!!

You can get Melissa to make them, she's automatic!!

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