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Old 12-20-2013, 10:19 AM
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Default I'll take one of these blowers, please!

Browsing through some youtube videos, I came across some darn nice snow clearing blowers/throwers and thought I'd share!

Kubota L4240 with Pronovost 740 snowblower

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqgyNxPv-Ws

I'll take this one, it's my favorite, not that we ever get enough snow to need it

Kanlan 50" Snow Blower

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bH0jDo8KrQY

new holland snowblower

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1MVkG_yn_I

Talk about team work!

New Holland Snow Removal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bukgP5c_Ouc

Schulte SDX-110 Snow Blower loading truck from snow windrows

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD-yBzpQRzs
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Don't need those here.
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How about one of these?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S2A2y18q8M
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I remember back on the blizzard of 1993 we got 37 inches of snow here and they went up to Erie PA and got one of their BIG truck's with a front mounted blower and I got to watch that thing throw snow farther than anything I have seen up to this date. To bad I didn't have a camera with me back then.
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I remember back on the blizzard of 1993 we got 37 inches of snow here and they went up to Erie PA and got one of their BIG truck's with a front mounted blower and I got to watch that thing throw snow farther than anything I have seen up to this date. To bad I didn't have a camera with me back then.
We got around 35" here ( 40+ miles NW of Phila )

They brought in a Michigan loader from the quarry down the street to work to clear the snow. I was driving a '69 Dodge van at the time. I made sure the operator saw me and understood that I was going to leave. My van would have easily fit in that bucket with plenty of room to spare.
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Yikes! Talk about finding new uses for things, I didn't think a blower would become a junk yard chipper
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