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that's a really nice looking machine! Good work!

I'm curious about the skid feet on your snow thrower. Are those available to buy someplace or did you make them? Looks like they would work well on gravel.
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Good looking tractors guys
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Here is my old 105, ready for winter
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that's a really nice looking machine! Good work!

I'm curious about the skid feet on your snow thrower. Are those available to buy someplace or did you make them? Looks like they would work well on gravel.
Made them up a few years ago but as they are starting to wear I have since installed some Teflon underneath them, stolen from a kitchen cutting board I whacked up.
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Played around in the snow on Monday and took a few after pictures of my 127's next to each other decked out in winter gear.





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Played around in the snow on Monday and took a few after pictures of my 127's next to each other decked out in winter gear.
Good looking snow crew.
I bet the one with the thrower is much warmer sitting on than the other with the push blade...
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Here is my 782 that I rebuilt last spring.
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