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Glad you finally got to plow snow Allen! Cool pics and vid!!!
Way to keep him on his toes Jenn!!!
Doesn't look too cold there Allen, what was the temp today?
Jonathan, it was 20 degrees. I had to heat the shop to get the 782 to start...lol.
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Old 01-29-2014, 11:10 PM
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That looks the kind of blade that I had and sold. Do you not have the lift rod on the right side of your tractor? Mine would lift hydraulically using the arm on the right foot well but the angle had to be set manually. It looks to me like you are doing a great job!
Thanks, the lift rod is on the right side of the tractor. It does have to be angled manually.
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Lew, I did plow over some grass.
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Jonathan, it was 20 degrees. I had to heat the shop to get the 782 to start...lol.
LOL....20 degrees here we are getting the shorts back out....
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LOL....20 degrees here we are getting the shorts back out....
Amy, it's going to be 7 in the morning.
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Looking good ACecil.
That Red Cub really shows up good out in the snow
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Allen you look like a proud new father holding his baby for the first time. Looked like you were having fun. Maybe you'll get some more snow so you can get some more practice
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Now ya know the fun others are having? Fun did I say?

Hah, it's starting to get old for me. Seems as if I'm pushing snow every other day.

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Now that you've broken the ice with snow plowing, next time we get dumped on I'll know who to call to help me out. I'll even split my take with ya 50/50!
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