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Old 10-22-2012, 11:10 AM
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Yesterday I mowed for the last time and mounted the blower. I then decided to mount the cab that I received as part of my 1650 package last spring. Then I finally got my lights working and decided to mount some additional 12v fog lights I had taking up space from a previous project. Just need to get my chains on and I'm hoping for snow so I can try the beast out!



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Sweet cab and setup!
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Old 10-22-2012, 11:17 AM
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I guess you could say I'm ready for some snow!

Lets me load the snow in the bed of the truck so I have extra weight.
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Repo #40 box blade in case I want to switch it up.
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Works with dirt too!
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Nice setup. That cab is gonna be great when the wind is howling and you're throwing snow. Be sure to post some pics.
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Yesterday I mowed for the last time and mounted the blower. I then decided to mount the cab that I received as part of my 1650 package last spring. Then I finally got my lights working and decided to mount some additional 12v fog lights I had taking up space from a previous project. Just need to get my chains on and I'm hoping for snow so I can try the beast out!
Awesome 1650 and cab!
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Old 10-26-2012, 11:27 AM
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Thanks guys... I'm actually excited for snow this year!
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Thought I was ready, but today I installed painted lift bracket, wheel weights, chains. NOW I am (probably) ready!
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Thought I was ready, but today I installed painted lift bracket, wheel weights, chains. NOW I am (probably) ready!
Lookin' good!
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Only thing snow is good for is skiing, other than that SNOW SUCKS
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And here I just thought it Blows!! Hehe!
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