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Old 03-06-2013, 12:20 PM
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Looking good, Doug! Can I borrow your blade to use on my 782?
I may sell it if (when) I get the super. it comes with a power blade.

but then again I see alot of guys looking for them and dont see many for sale. might just hang on to it.

but your welcome to use it any time



got a video of today.

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This what we got.

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That's what they were calling for here in western Pa. We got a little over 5" of wet heavy snow. I got to play with my 149 cab tractor for couple hrs this AM. Good Time ! I know a couple southern gentlemen that would have liked to have been here to help me!
Yeah put a foot heater in that cab and I'd sit in it all day probably! I'm jealous would like to have enough to at least try my blade out got ice earlier in the year and it did nothing with that
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I may sell it if (when) I get the super. it comes with a power blade.

but then again I see alot of guys looking for them and dont see many for sale. might just hang on to it.

but your welcome to use it any time



got a video of today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nuec9...ature=youtu.be
Just kidding ya, Doug. Thanks for the vid!
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Yeah put a foot heater in that cab and I'd sit in it all day probably! I'm jealous would like to have enough to at least try my blade out got ice earlier in the year and it did nothing with that
Adam, becareful what you wish for, This weather is crazy anymore. The day you left for home I plowed the drive. We got dumped on that day too. The short distance from my house to you're hotel 3" to 0" in 10 miles.
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I'm 25 miles NW of Richmond, VA, and we've got about 4 inches of wet stuff on the ground now, almost enough to justify getting out the plow. It's still snowing pretty good. They are predicting 6-8 inches I think. None of my cubs have blades on them at this point, but Big Blue has a 7 foot blade that hasn't seen snow yet this year. I have chains for the Ford but don't put them on until we get more than a foot and that doesn't happen very often here.
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It went south of me for a change! And you aren't much south of me Bill.
I didn't get anything. Roads were even dry this morning!
Most of the snow melted yesterday afternoon which was nice and they are saying mabe 60 by sunday. I'm looking forward to the warm but not what's comming with it, (MUD) !!! I've gotta get a couple tri axle loads of limestone here real quick before it gets too soft so it can get worked down in when the ground soften's up. I'll be set for another 10 yr's ( I HOPE).
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My mind is done with snow for the season. I'm looking forward to running the tiller and mowing grass again.
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My mind is done with snow for the season. I'm looking forward to running the tiller and mowing grass again.
Over this mornings coffee I was thinking about heading to the feed store to see if they had any onion sets in yet.
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We're supposed to get 4 to 6" here. I'm ready but, I don't want it.
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