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Old 01-08-2015, 09:50 PM
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Well guys, had to do some plowing at work today and figured I'd take and post some long over due videos. The first is of a cold start at well under negative temperatures. It started up easy enough, then I go back to the tractor to fiddle with the choke because I had it too closed at first.

The second video is of me plowing some big snow. Excuse the video at first as I was switching hands and trying to drive with one hand. I start with no lights on, then turn on the headlights, then the cab lights so y'all can see what I do when plowing after dark. Then I plowed through a drift then into some piles I made earlier. She just drives right through the snow without a single problem as the pile in front of the blade gets to and exceeds the heights of the hood. I love this snow mover!!

Hope y'all enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xmpo...fZ46XiES0Fo3KA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUHS...fZ46XiES0Fo3KA
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Wow that was really pushing and you could not hear it big down at all. That thing is a beast. Could have been a longer vid though I pushed some today with my 149 for the first time ever. Plowing snow is the most fun I've had in years.
Thanks for sharing the vid

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Wow that was really pushing and you could not hear it big down at all. That thing is a beast. Could have been a longer vid though I pushed some today with my 149 for the first time ever. Plowing snow is the most fun I've had in years.
Thanks for sharing the vid

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Thanks bud I'll have to keep that in mind and more some more videos, I'm sure we'll have more snow coming. I have a bad feeling this winter is just getting started! I bet that 149 and you will get well acquainted this winter
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