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Old 12-11-2012, 08:42 AM
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Now that is just priceless my friend! Great picture
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OK. I think we are finally ready.
Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks to ALL of you for the recent photos.. Man those rigs look nice. I have a VERY long driveway so I guess since I'm blessed with a bunch of tractors (I got them by accident!) I guess I need to get one of them set up with a blade.

Anyone plowing with an O?

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Here is a video from last year of my O plowing our drive...

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Awesome vid! Thanks for sharing.
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Now I'm really really ready for snow! I got my new to me 149 running nice yesterday. I put my the QA42A and a set of ags with chains on it. I still need some weight for it. Now I can push or throw. All I need is some snow.
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Now I'm really really ready for snow! I got my new to me 149 running nice yesterday. I put my the QA42A and a set of ags with chains on it. I still need some weight for it. Now I can push or throw. All I need is some snow.
Wow that is some little army you have there
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Nice pair of 149's Steve!
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I’m embarrassed to say that I started this thread and had never been ready so early but then the 72 stopped running. I’ve been chasing the symptoms and have yet to get it going.

But…I picked up this 71 just a few months ago that has been repowered with a 10 hp (yes, I know it has a 102 hood also…) has headlights, rear grote, fenders and a complete, working, original cigarette lighter …long story long…I swapped the plow and wheel weights over and plowed our first accumulation of snow last night.

Everything went great but man do I miss my hydraulics, this manual lift sucks!
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What snow.???
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