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Old 01-16-2013, 03:12 PM
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Well, I'm glad someone is getting some of the white stuff. None here, but plenty cold enough.
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I plowed my whole place with the 123 today. I usually use my skidsteer to plow and then clean up with the tractor but, after the warm weather we've had I figured I'd dig everything up with the skidsteer. The 123 worked like a champ and took about the same time to plow as the skidsteer. I still wound up digging some stuff up. The ground is really soft and deep down too. There's not any ground frost here.
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Old 01-16-2013, 06:22 PM
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I had the same problem the last time we got snow. Our ground is (still) not frozen. Tripped the blade a couple of times (thankfully took it off of "dozer") and almost unseated myself once.
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Old 01-17-2013, 08:41 AM
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Well it looks like we may get some today into tonight. Weather guy is calling for 6-10" of nice wet heavy crap. Guess I'll have to put the plow and chains on the BX. Goody Goody.
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They are talking about 3-6 here. I'll fire up the 125 and get the job done with it if needed. More worried about the ice. I'm betting all the milk and bread is sold out already. The joys of living in the south.
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Bring it on!

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The "It's going to snow so run and get Milk, Bread and Egg's” thing seems to be a universal issue even though they don't eat or drink milk bread and eggs.
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Guess I'll get the Haban on the 982, I've already got the Brinly on the smoker
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They are calling for a trace or nothing here.
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The "It's going to snow so run and get Milk, Bread and Egg's” thing seems to be a universal issue even though they don't eat or drink milk bread and eggs.
That didn't take you long to get that done Sam!

We got about 5" here last night but it was all too wet for the snow thrower on the 1250 (I got to clean up a few areas, but the auger was clogging with all the wet snow) so I ended up just using the plow truck. I might pick up a 42" plow for the 1250 this weekend though, got my eyes on one...the 1250 is much more fun to drive than the truck.
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Up north we are still seeing the same ole same ole- sunshine and cold. Next week's highs starting on MLK day are only supposed to be in the teens.....
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