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Old 01-06-2015, 10:06 PM
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yea that hydro angle is sweet...... do not have my hydro angle blade on the 1812 yet.......
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My snow removal systems workin quite well.

Although it cuts into seat time
Best snow removal equipment there is out there....hours of fun just watching them play Of course get two sleds and get your seat time pulling them on the sleds. Thats what I used to do with my kids
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Old 01-08-2015, 08:18 AM
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I am sure before the end of March we will all get pleanty of seat time moving the white stuff.
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Old 01-08-2015, 08:20 AM
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I am sure before the end of March we will all get pleanty of seat time moving the white stuff.
I sure hope not.
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I love pushing snow around as long as it's not COLD.
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Old 01-08-2015, 10:01 PM
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got about 2.5" of snow again today but the wind was crazy , so had to move . Had my daughter take a few action shots. The best part about today , I never ate any snow. First time for everything
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a few more...
I have decided that I really like the 451 and 1864 combo, power steering and my rear weight bracket make a tremendous difference, with 200 pounds on the back the tractor never slips.
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I wish we had some snow to move. It was 8 here yesterday, but no snow.
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It is a great setup, ask me how I know You must have had no wind or just played it right! That's why I got a cab. Eating snow is bad for your health!!
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It is a great setup, ask me how I know You must have had no wind or just played it right! That's why I got a cab. Eating snow is bad for your health!!
Don't eat the yellow snow.
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