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Old 12-11-2012, 01:46 PM
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Careful Josh you may get what you ask for measured in feet.
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I used cooking oil spray on my QA36 with OK results. Full throttle is important though.
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I'll take all she can dump. We really need to moisture here. Bad thing is, we'll get 2 foot of snow, the ground's frozen, it melts and runs away, not into the ground.
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Old 12-12-2012, 08:27 PM
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I used cooking oil spray on my QA36 with OK results. Full throttle is important though.
I get a can of generic PAM cooking spray and coat the chute. It has to be smooth too. If it's lumpy/rusty it'll clog.
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The best wet snow mover is still a loader!
Loaders rule
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I forgot to mention Loaders are fun in fluffy snow too.
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Another semi wet snow mover is a broom, not as good as a loader,blower or blade but gets the job done.
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The best wet snow mover is still a loader!
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