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Old 01-22-2014, 01:31 PM
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Looks like lots of fun.

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Old 01-22-2014, 01:59 PM
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That's pretty neat!
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Those things are killer snow machines. The town where I live has two of them and they're fast. I wish I had one. I'll bet they're big bucks.
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One of the comments mentions $178,000 for a use one? Does that even make sense? I like the way they are narrow enough to run up and down the sidewalks.
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Not sure I know what the price would be. That machine sure does jam! Definitely big-city material. Around here its all Kubota with throwers. Though, our new Case "skid-steer" was about 70K with enclosed cab, heat and radio, and all options. We used that for snow removal specifically.
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Wow....My uncle had an older one of those that he priced to me for $4000 or $3000.....something like that. It was older....I'm thinking '70's or so, but I should have entertained that offer!!! I didn't know they were that pricey of a machine, since they were only one seaters and not a whole lot there.

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only one seaters and not a whole lot there.

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Hmm.... this sorta sounds like me.






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I wonder how many curb boxes they clip off during a season w/these rigs??
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I wonder how many curb boxes they clip off during a season w/these rigs??
I wondered that too, their sidewalks must not heave much. Pretty awesome otherwise!
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And I hope it's got a 5 point seat belt so if, or when they would hit a curb or buried fire plug.
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