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Old 08-24-2013, 11:09 PM
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Just make sure you get all the chute turn things cause its all NLA. I bought the last stuff for PennDOT some years ago
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Will do, Getting tired of fabricating everything. It is nice to have some bolt on and go stuff now.
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Picked up the snowblower. Looks in great shape. Huge compared to the QA42! Should be fun this winter. But I agree with all. Winter can wait a bit. lol
oh, Almanac says bitter and much snow this year for mid-west. you guys may get more than a few vids and pics of the fun.
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Looking forward to them! Hope we get some snow in NC, so I can use my blade.
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Picked up the snowblower. Looks in great shape. Huge compared to the QA42! Should be fun this winter. But I agree with all. Winter can wait a bit. lol
oh, Almanac says bitter and much snow this year for mid-west. you guys may get more than a few vids and pics of the fun.
Glad you picked it up. But as warm as it has been I could use a little winter to perk me up though. lol.
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