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Old 02-08-2013, 06:56 PM
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Hope you all get through the mess coming your way.
We had about 6" in the last two days, and I complained through the whole thing. But I guess I don't have anything to b@$&% about.
Good luck!
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Old 02-08-2013, 09:29 PM
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Thanks Todd, It's snowing like crazy here now. We're supposed to get the bulk of it overnight and into tomorrow. It should be interesting.
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Old 02-08-2013, 09:45 PM
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Thanks Todd, It's snowing like crazy here now. We're supposed to get the bulk of it overnight and into tomorrow. It should be interesting.
Did you all have anything on the ground before today?
Where in the heck do you go with that much snow at one time. Has to be a pain to plan for such an event. But can you even plan for something like this?
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Hope you guys up in the North East have those Cubs all gassed and ready to go. Oh and make sure you run to the store and get Milk, Bread & Egg's
All set here. Filled up the tires earlier today. The 1641 is all set, just don't know if I am! Been feeling a bit under the weather the past couple of days. Gonna have to man up tomorrow morning though. Already have about 4-5" here!
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Hope you guys don't get snowed under! I keep up on the drive and my neighbour's drive and then at least you have a fighting chance! Yes, the cubby takes longer but then I don't have tore up lawn, ruts and gravel pushed through out the land. And I can take the 71 any where removing snow.
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Stay safe, guys!
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It's all going north of us, nothing but some rain this morning here (VA).

When we get over a foot here (only once every few years) I put chains on the Ford 2000 (fluid already in the tires) and it'll push 2 feet of snow no problem with the 7 foot rear blade. I have a half mile to clear to get out to the state road, and I wind up plowing a mile of lane to help get my neighbors out.
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Well me and my Cubs are waving the white flag tonight. I just cant move anywhere. I guess Its time to upgrade to a Lo-Boy. I will go out and TRY to get a path opened up to start again.
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All plowed from the comfort of my bench seat of my plow truck
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Hopefully, you guys in the Northeast can post some pics today!
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