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Old 01-27-2014, 07:33 AM
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AC looks like you may get some of that white stuff you have been wanting.
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I believe so, Sam. We may get 6". If so, that means seat time. This will be my first time plowing snow.
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Did you find out why the plow won't go all the way down?
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I believe so, Sam. We may get 6". If so, that means seat time. This will be my first time plowing snow.
If that happens there better be lots and lots of pics Allen!
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If that happens there better be lots and lots of pics Allen!
You know it, Mike!
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Did you find out why the plow won't go all the way down?
I'm wondering the same thing!
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Could be a busted roll pin in the rockshaft.
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What ever it is or was I hope he got it fixed because the weather looks like he is going to get some of that white stuff that he has been looking forward to getting. Think I recall saying he could have my share, forecast for Galax VA 0" Allen's area 2-6" Allen hope you enjoy your first time plowing snow. Please post pics. Your Buddy Sam Mac.

Just a couple tips from someone that has BTDT just get a hole punched through it on the first pass, then take a nibble at a time on the next passes. Since you don't have chains on the 782 don't be afraid to ram the snow. Have fun Buddy. If it's wet and heavy you may want to have at it when you get about 3" and then every 3" or so. Or you can wait till it melts the next day in your area.
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........... Or you can wait till it melts the next day in your area.
When my late Dad moved down to NC from PA, the thing that humored him most was the "snow attitude".

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