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Here is another ride along video of me blowing snow on the 126. Finally got the gears figured out as to what gear to be in for the amount of snow.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZIIY...ature=youtu.be Hope you enjoy! Jim |
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That is really cool the way the snow recreates the auger blades as it flies out.
cool.cool.cool.
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Blowing snow into the street gets you a ticket in my neck of the woods.
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Good film clip.
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That is called the playdoh effect. You can make spaghetti and a long hot dog too.
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Neat vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Nice video!
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The video camera's shutter captures the snow like a strobe light. But definitely cool.
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