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Old 02-05-2015, 07:05 AM
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great picture Travis !!!!!!
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Congrats Travis on POTW. That is a nice rig you got there!
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Old 02-05-2015, 11:34 AM
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Thanks Chris and Todd!!

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Congrats Travis on POTW! It looks like a great snow moving setup. I recently added similar wheels to my thrower, but haven't had snow to try them out. How do the work for you? Any trouble turning? I know they have to slide a bit sideways in a turn, but since the ground is covered in snow and ice I'm hoping they are fine.

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Thanks Bill! They do really good, however I am thinking of putting wide skids up front and moving the wheels back behind the blower housing. I don't really have to turn alot with the blower on the ground. If I'm making a tight turn, I just raise the blower a bit. I didn't blow any rocks tho!
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Thanks guys! Cabs are definitely great and as much as I would like to use it again, I am ready to put the mower deck on!
Mannnnn I couldn't agree more, let's hurry up here Spring!

Congrats again on POTW! That's a great looking setup...imagine all the people that have strained their necks doing a double-take on your machine lol
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Congrats Travis, Didn't think you guys got that much snow down there.
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Mannnnn I couldn't agree more, let's hurry up here Spring!

Congrats again on POTW! That's a great looking setup...imagine all the people that have strained their necks doing a double-take on your machine lol
Thanks, Paul!! Yeah, I got a few looks. These are kinda rare in Va. Had to go to Pa to get them.

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Congrats Travis, Didn't think you guys got that much snow down there.
Thanks!! Normally, we don't. After last winter and 2010, I decided to do something about it. As long as I have this setup, we won't get much. If I ever get rid of it we'll be in trouble!
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Great setup Travis! Certainly a very well suited picture for February with it's snow clothes on. Congratulations!!!

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