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Old 11-11-2019, 08:17 PM
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I just did some snow plowing, some with a 60" deck, some with a 50"deck and once I parked those two in the tent for Winter I did some plowing with my plow tractor and 54" power angle blade. The blade works the best.
Good to hear, how do you plow with a deck?
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Old 11-11-2019, 09:22 PM
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Good to hear, how do you plow with a deck?
It's real easy, drive a tractor with a mower deck on it through the snow. If the snow is higher than the bottom of the mower deck - then you are plowing.

I had the decks raised as high as they would go but they still made their mark, especially the wheels.
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Old 11-11-2019, 11:26 PM
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I put my Cubs to bed for the winter and put the plow and chains on the BX. 60's today and supposed to get some snow tomorrow.
I don't like winter either Sam! At least we don't have the snow to deal with down here!!
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Old 11-29-2019, 09:18 PM
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I don't think I'll need it for this storm, but I took the deck off the 1912 and cleaned it up and put it away for the winter, and put the blower and chains on.
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I plowed snow for the first time this year with my 147. We did not get nearly as much as they were calling for, but may get a few more inches during the day.
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I plowed snow for the first time this year with my 147. We did not get nearly as much as they were calling for, but may get a few more inches during the day.
Ya had to be the first to post a pic of that ugly nasty white stuff didnt ya! lol

All kidding aside. Good seat time
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Looks like you are lacking in the frost department!
Shure makes a mess that way, Huh?
We are in the same boat here, no frost yet to amount to anything.
Farmers are still chisel plowing yet.
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Looks like you are lacking in the frost department!
Shure makes a mess that way, Huh?
We are in the same boat here, no frost yet to amount to anything.
Farmers are still chisel plowing yet.
Yea, most of the driveway I spent all summer making nice is now in the front yard. It also doesn’t help that it rained most of yesterday.
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Put the 1512 to work today. Almost have the leaves done.

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