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Old 02-09-2013, 09:59 AM
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So I'm really glad I took the time to load the tires, adjust the chains and the feet on the snow blade yesterday. We have about 6-8" depending on drifts and the 1641 with the 54" blade went through it like a hot knife through butter!!! Take a look....





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Old 02-09-2013, 10:02 AM
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I bet your glad you saved that one now. Looks like it's earning it's keep.
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I woke up to a BIG MESS. The snow measures 25" on my deck. Big drifts all over the place and the wind is still blowing up a storm. Clearing this mess is gonna suck. One more cup of coffee and I'm going out to clean it up.
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I bet your glad you saved that one now. Looks like it's earning it's keep.
You know it Sam! Thanks for the push with that!
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Old 02-09-2013, 10:26 AM
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I woke up to a BIG MESS. The snow measures 25" on my deck. Big drifts all over the place and the wind is still blowing up a storm. Clearing this mess is gonna suck. One more cup of coffee and I'm going out to clean it up.
Been following the news on the snow. You guys have some work ahead of you with this one.
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So I'm really glad I took the time to load the tires, adjust the chains and the feet on the snow blade yesterday. We have about 6-8" depending on drifts and the 1641 with the 54" blade went through it like a hot knife through butter!!! Take a look....
Appreciate the action pics, Clyde!
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also have 25" in my yard. taking a quick break from cleanup at the moment, then tackling it one more time. Have some good pics that I will post this evening.
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Our weather guy said there were 2 more storms heading to new england area next week also 1 possibly a blizzard.
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I hope not. I don't have anyplace left to put it.
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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.
IMHO I'd put my $$ into a Farmall letter series (H, M, 300, 400 etc) before I'd look into a lo boy.
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