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Old 01-24-2016, 09:17 PM
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My thoughts on snow is that snow sucks, cold weather sucks. I'd rather be cutting grass and sitting by the pool in 90 degree weather. Yeah I know It's good to want. Did I ever mention that I hate snow?
I liked snow when I had a snowmobile.

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Sounds like she did a great job! I'm keeping my eye out for a blower. I was always curious about the height of the soft cab. I'm 6'2 guess I'd have to duck! Lol I hate snow too! We haven't had any to speak of.
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I like and actually enjoy the snow. Jealous of those who got so much and I only have a dusting....while my cub slowly weeps. I am living vicariously through those who got some and are using their cubs. If I want to sit someplace where it is 90 degrees, I have to go sit in the corner and that's not fun.

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come on Sam, you know the kid in you was having fun.
Sam drowned that kid in Chivas years ago, then buried him in the back yard with the Kubota.
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Jeff, I was wondering about visibility on the front & sides? Does it stay pretty clear of snow & moisture or does it build up and become a problem seeing out of the cab?
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Old 01-25-2016, 08:59 AM
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My thoughts on snow is that snow sucks, cold weather sucks. I'd rather be cutting grass and sitting by the pool in 90 degree weather. Yeah I know It's good to want. Did I ever mention that I hate snow?
I am with you Sam! We only have a couple inches total all year but its been bitter for way too long! Not enough snow for the kkids to even enjoy it and in order tk leave the house to attempt to do anything out side yoy either need golf cleets or ice skates!!
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come on Sam, you know the kid in you was having fun.
OK, I did enjoy moving snow and the weather yesterday was perfect.
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Old 01-25-2016, 06:51 PM
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Jeff, I was wondering about visibility on the front & sides? Does it stay pretty clear of snow & moisture or does it build up and become a problem seeing out of the cab?
Forward visibility was perfect as the windshield is brand new. Side visibility is pretty good as the soft cab itself blocks the view.

There is enough airflow thru the cab that moisture doesn't build up at all.
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I put my windbreaker on my 582 special. Did pretty good. I was rather toasty, but I don't wanna drill holes in my fenders for it.
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I like pushing snow. We are getting rain. Hope you guys are having fun.
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