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Old 12-19-2013, 02:53 PM
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I got my blower mounted and my rear blade on I'm ready. I think a front blade is in the near future for the lighter snow. In the mean time I have my 1811 that has a blade but its a bear to start in the winter. 2013-12-19 11.19.07.jpg
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1863 looks good and ready!
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Good looking snow setup!
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Thanks guys I don't really like the snow much anymore but the cub makes it a little easier to deal with. Lets just get this crap over with!
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I like your setup, is the blower and blade lift independance? I would add weights to the back end.
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I like your setup, is the blower and blade lift independance? I would add weights to the back end.
Yes their seperate, the blade lift is a sleeve hitch with a electric acuator as far as weight the rear tires are charged and theres chains. I havnt had any problems with traction but if I run a plow then it may be an issue.
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