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Thanks Jude, I had foot surgery a few weeks back, so have to wear the thing for another 4-5 weeks yet..
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:biggrin2.gif: Your in pretty rough shape man! Perhaps you should have a helmet on too..... foot and hands both operated on in the last month!
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The tri's are a bit hard on the thinner lawn when it's wet. But in thicker grass they are fine. They help a lot on snow though.
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Nice pics Jaybird. I like the long drift cutters. I have the stock ones on my blower but could have used longer ones last year. Maybe with a piece of plexglass between them! I painted the inside of my blower with EZ slide last year. I can't say It makes a huge difference with snow. It's really kind of a rough coarse finish. I think good glossy paint with some carnuba wax would be hard to beat for wet snow.
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I was just thinking about making the mouth of my blower bigger with the plexi. I was busting 5'+ drifts last winter and they kept falling over the back of the blower when they broke. I then had to back up and run the blower over the same section again and again. Not a normal winter but this was the rule last year. Haven't even used the blade much this year. We've been dodging the weather so far this year. Except the cold!
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Love seeing the pics of your 71 John!! Boy, that gas tank is screamin at me:biggrin2.gif:. Nice to see you got some seat time, I'll be getting some here in a few minutes, got another 4" of the beautiful white stuff
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got some more snow yesterday. had to use the cub 122 with the front blade since i broke the bolt on the speedex plow. it may not push all as well as the speedex does but it was fun! hydraulic lift is nice.
today i got the 102 out and tried out the snowthrower after i applied some EZ-Slide. works allot better now. i got the plow fixed on the Speedex so back to plowing with that. |
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Great pics of the 71, John!
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