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Old 02-09-2011, 04:16 PM
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WOW!!! That could have been real bad if it would have hit anything other than the ground!
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That chunk of ice could have really banged up your tractor!

I hear you on the proper belt thing. It took me a while to get the right belt for my QA36 and now that I have up set up right, it is a monster!
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I just put a Browning 3 1/2" pulley and 1/2" belt on my QA42 - only got to try it once so far (6" of REALLY heavy wet stuff), but it was a beast!
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WOW!!! That could have been real bad if it would have hit anything other than the ground!
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That chunk of ice could have really banged up your tractor!

I hear you on the proper belt thing. It took me a while to get the right belt for my QA36 and now that I have up set up right, it is a monster!
Ya, that roof slide could have killed someone, scared the crap out of me Would have mangled my tractor too, but I was messing with icicles that were overhanging, so I was ready for the avalanche, sort of
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Old 02-09-2011, 11:22 PM
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Neat vid, Jude! Glad you weren't hurt by the ice.
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Old 02-11-2011, 10:17 AM
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Thanks Allen There were several pieces that big, just took a pic of one.
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Jude! My gosh that piece of ice looks...like...you live in a frozen tundra part of town! Had only 4" here and call me a wimp but I got to push some with the cab tractor.Bright sunny morn when I pushed and got warm in the cab quick from the solar heat. It was 4 above zero. Then I climb the Original and pushed some with it and froze to the pan seat! I ain't got a cast iron bottom like you catdaddy! GREAT PICS AND VID Jude!!!!
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Jude! My gosh that piece of ice looks...like...you live in a frozen tundra part of town! Had only 4" here and call me a wimp but I got to push some with the cab tractor.Bright sunny morn when I pushed and got warm in the cab quick from the solar heat. It was 4 above zero. Then I climb the Original and pushed some with it and froze to the pan seat! I ain't got a cast iron bottom like you catdaddy! GREAT PICS AND VID Jude!!!!
LOL, ya, tad bit chilly up in these neck of the woods!! Nice to hear ya got some snow to push around, seat time is always good, even if your duff gets frozen off Thanks for the compliments Kevin
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here are some vids...
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Thanks for the vids, Lew!
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