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Thanks Mike! It was 65 here today.
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Maybe June I will see some grass!
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Great pics guys, yeah we are knee deep in snow and this warmer weather and possible rain in the next few days is not what I want to see.

And Chris get the thrower on the 147R and really let it BARK,lol.
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Felt great to get the cubs out today! Also picked up some limbs from last weeks snow and ice.



Looking good! I love those duallies.
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Didn't think to video, until I was almost done. Sorry about the shaking, tire chains on concrete!
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Won't be too long Mike. On Monday, we got 5 inches of snow. Yesterday, our temp got up to 45*. The warmest we've been since November. Most of the new snow melted. Problem is, we still had another foot of snow under the new 5 inches. Hopefully the warmer stuff is headin' eastward for ya............

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Good to see the cubs put to work. The Super is getting left out from all the fun. Hope you get it back soon.
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Made a new lift rod for the snow blower. Old one broke welds and I wanted an adjustable one anyway. Turned out pretty good I think. Had not welded the washer in place on the blower end in this pic but you get the idea :-)
Thought I would show how I made the bends in the press. Used a bar for the initial bend then then a angle to sharpen the bend more for the connection end.
One shows the new bar matched up with the blade bar. And a spare I tested a sharp bend with before I made it on the lift bar.

moderators - Can I get this moved to homemade or implements?
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Got the 1864 out on this beautiful 63° day and smoothed out some ruts in the yard and got some wood to have a fire on top of the stump in the foreground.
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