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Old 10-25-2016, 07:49 PM
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Ya ain't gotta fuel up a shovel.
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Ya ain't gotta fuel up a shovel.
A tank of fuel will last me a winter,,,



If we EVER get a 8-12 inch range snow,,,
I will put the chains on just to see what it will do.

Under 8, no chains needed,,,
over 14,, I am pretty sure this rig would be useless, without incremental plowing,,,

I have a set of chains for my CC 149,,, they will fit the front tires,,,
might have to try ALL tires chained.

COME ON,,, SNOW!!
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Old 10-26-2016, 08:12 PM
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I don't mind the snow, it's the rocks my qa-42a manages to find and toss that bug me. I sweep the driveway every fall before the first snow, but they still find their way into that chute!
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It is even more fun when you have a gravel driveway
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Old 10-27-2016, 07:59 PM
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I enjoy moving snow. Always have. I liked using Dad's Farmall H when I lived at his place, and enjoy it with the 147 now that I have my own home. I always thought this setup would be fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRYk3mPs__s
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I think this would be cooler......


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That is cool, but it's lacking the flame thrower deicer attachment.

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I didn't find a snow blade for my 1450 yet and I'm tired and frustrated!
I can find ton's of SW48 in good condition for cheap around here, the only draw back was no indoor storage space for this machine unless I sell 2 of my Cub cadet...

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I didn't find a snow blade for my 1450 yet and I'm tired and frustrated!
I can find ton's of SW48 in good condition for cheap around here, the only draw back was no indoor storage space for this machine unless I sell 2 of my Cub cadet...
I surpised you don't have a handful of them, how could resist in not gettin one
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