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Old 01-19-2016, 11:33 AM
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Sam, I know it won't make you feel better, but the Euro model has me in 2-3 Feet!

I guess it's time to take the mower deck off and put the cab and blower on. At least it's a balmy 18 outside.
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Old 01-19-2016, 11:54 AM
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I feel your pain. Let's hope the Euro model is wrong. That said the Plow and Chains are on the BX, it's fueled up and the trickle charger is on it. Just gotta go get stocked up on scotch.
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Probably just get rain here.
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Sam, I hope your BX is ready to push some snow. I'm feeling kind of sorry for you guys down there. I know up here in central NY there not even calling for snow showers.
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Old 01-21-2016, 06:08 PM
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Sam, I hope your BX is ready to push some snow. I'm feeling kind of sorry for you guys down there. I know up here in central NY there not even calling for snow showers.
The weather Babe has her panties all in a wad, calling for 18" +- here. I'm a New Englander so I'll deal with it. The BX is ready and I have plenty of Booze and diesel fuel. Bring it. 41 at the moment.
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I've been waiting two years to try out the 451 blower I put on a dedicated 1641. I even drove 80 miles down here in the country where the snowfall is supposed to be 8-14". Tractor has been running fine for three years, now, it sounds like I have an intake valve not seating in this cold weather and I can't keep it running.

Got the Kubota out but it has a front loader and grader box on it. Not real great for snow removal and it's too cold to put the rear scraper blade on it and way too much trouble to swap that big, heavy 451 over to another tractor..
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Sam,

Looks like the additives will keep you warm,Have fun!!!

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don't forget to make a snowman for us.
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