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Old 01-06-2015, 08:37 AM
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I took the new to me 1864, out for a play date early this morning. Man that 451 and 1864 make a great team. It is really nice to remove the snow instead of blowing it 2-3 times with the QA42A.
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Old 01-06-2015, 09:23 AM
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Wow, it looks like the snow coming out of that chute is REALLY moving.

Good job!
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Old 01-06-2015, 09:34 AM
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We had 3-4 inches of powder, think I can toss it 25-30 feet easily. I can not wait to blow in the daylight to see where it lands.
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Looks great, Rob!!

You motivated me to get the 1864 out too. It was 3 maybe 4 inches. It was more of a test than anything, and went very well.





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My snow removal systems workin quite well.

Although it cuts into seat time
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My snow removal systems workin quite well.

Although it cuts into seat time
Looks like they've got a good handle on things
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I had the 1872 out with the 450 blower...worked great! No time for pics though, have to get ready for work
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Looks great, Rob!!

You motivated me to get the 1864 out too. It was 3 maybe 4 inches. It was more of a test than anything, and went very well.
nice looking snow removal equipment...
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Rob,
Neat pics. Need to get my 450 up to snuff and on something. Probably not till next year. Moved the white stuff with the 1772 and Haban blade. Did a nice job. Love the hydro angle.

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