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Old 11-18-2015, 11:48 PM
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Put my plow and thrower on my 782s this past weekend, installed my new power angle kit (I think I've found true happiness now) and installed the wheel weights on both tonight. We'll see how it goes. I've heard anywhere from 2-8" here.
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Old 11-19-2015, 12:14 AM
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Well I hope that you all that want snow get every inch you wish for this year.
As for myself, it can stay one square mile away from my place and I'll be a happy camper
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Old 11-19-2015, 11:34 AM
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No snow here yet but the 1811 is ready for it when it does come, the only thing I have left to do is get new oil lines made because the one leaks a little.
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No snow here yet but the 1811 is ready for it when it does come, the only thing I have left to do is get new oil lines made because the one leaks a little.
Love the 1811, hate the oil lines. I had one or two that did the same thing
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Love the 1811, hate the oil lines. I had one or two that did the same thing
I knew the second I pulled the side cover off that the lines weren't gonna last long and I was right, I'm gonna take them off tonight so I can stop at the hydraulic shop on my way to work tomorrow.
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I'm still mowing grass over here... Maybe I should have cut down on the fertilizer
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Hope I got enough salt for this winter!

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I returbished this new to me qa36 and rebuilt and rebuilt and overhauled my 125 last spring. I gotta say... Bring on the snow!
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The first snow of the season has started here in the Quad cities. I havnt got the blower on the 1863 yet but shes in the garage for first thing tomorrow morning. bring it on!
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I returbished this new to me qa36 and rebuilt and rebuilt and overhauled my 125 last spring. I gotta say... Bring on the snow!
Nice job on the qa36, looks like your ready!!!
Nothing like blowing snow in style.
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