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Old 12-01-2013, 01:55 AM
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Hahaha. That video gave me a good laugh. Still no snow here in Central Minnesota.
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We've had snow in central MN but it's come and gone already !! I'd like a good sheet on the lakes before more snow!
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Being from Michigan all my life, I can relate to that video. The video also proves, there are a lot of "low information people" out there.
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I like getting alot of snow to play with the cubs
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The older I get the less I'm liking the snow!
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For those of you who still live in the north, you truly appreciate the beauty & joy of each of our changing seasons.
Great video Sam! Last winter here in Maryland I had a cub with a blower and a cub with a plow sitting at the ready and didn't get enough snow to use either one. Since Winter didn't come on strong last year I decided to take my Son to Upstate New York in January for a little ice fishing. Spent 30 minutes on the ice at 10 degrees and 30mph winds and headed to the car while I could still move. I had shanty envy.So ok, can we get snow without that much cold? Better luck this year got a bigger plow...4-way Haban
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The clip at 1:46 always makes me crack up laughing so hard, thanks for the share!
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"Low information" people, Hee, Hee, I like that one. I can usually handle the snow, moved to Northern Michigan for better but those ice clips were brutal, ice belongs on the lakes so we can fish the hard water, not on the roads like that. First year with this 682 and as the name says, I don't need it to cut grass, it's a snow removal machine, have had to use it 4 or 5 times this year and can't believe I walked behind that little snow blower these past 12 years. This one is going to be good! Ho! Ho! Ho!
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