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Old 02-05-2011, 04:55 PM
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Awesome vid and pics, Jude!

Thanks for showing us your nice pics, SD!
Thanks for the awesome forum- and also thanks to Hilltop and Methos for the compliments-

After shoveling snow for the first 38 years of my life, I can't get over how much work that tractor does with the simple single stage blower. Just blasted a fresh path to my wood pile and loaded up a wagon and pulled it back.
My youngest son (2.5yrs old) gets WAY excited over seeing that tractor work. Gonna have to find a good hiding place for the tractor key in a few years.
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hide the key and plug wire... He may figure out how to hotwire it !
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I shoveled for 40 years! Well, maybe 35 or so. Why didn't my parents buy a tractor?
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well guys got 16+ inches on wednesday unfortunately i came home and grenaded the jackshaft bearings on my haben 48 put it all back togrther today and the snow if falling again hope to get the wife to take pics and video tomorrow with her new smart phone lets keep our fingers crossed.
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20" with drifts to 48" 1872 with 450 blower = 5+ hours of seat time Fun Fun Fun! ready for the next one!
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First pass with a bunch o' fun to go!
Great shot Rob!
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I know. I cheaped out on fun by opting out on snowthrowers. NO MORE! I am not missing out on fun anymore ! Gotta get a thrower. And Snow! Last year had too much. This year keep getting slipped by and ice storms instead.
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Very sweet picture Rob! I'm glad your all getting the snow seat time you've been wanting!
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Thanks Jeff she runs like a top and push's 10" of snow with no problem
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well so much for pics tomorrow.took out the 982 made a few passes to get out to the road.started blowing out the elderly couple next door and lunched a u joint on the snow thrower drive shaft.ever feel like the world out to get you. lol
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