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Old 11-14-2014, 03:24 PM
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I didnt know about about jackets illvhave to check em out. Wonder what kinda power they pull
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Old 11-14-2014, 03:32 PM
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I didnt know about about jackets illvhave to check em out. Wonder what kinda power they pull
Looks like they run off of the same battery you'd use for your drill, but I bet that could be changed

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OP: as far as what to expect to pay for a cab, expect to pay what you are willing to pay. I picked up a nice cab over the summer for $300, complete and in good shape, just have to keep your eyes open. The only problem with cabs is they don't come up that often around our parts. All that being said, I wouldn't go over $500 for a complete, nice cab. Otherwise, I was willing to top out at about $400.

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Carhart has heated hoodies, I think dewalt too. If you think a full face motorcycle helmet s good;try a snowmobile helmet with a heated face shield, no fog

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A cheap way would be looking to see if the neighbors get a new refrigerator for the holidays and grab the box. cut a few holes for doors and windows and such,then take saran wrap and duct tape if for windows.
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Buy a plow truck. Cab, heat and radio! I won't go back to using the mowers to push snow. Truck is more fun too
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