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Old 11-20-2015, 09:14 PM
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Default 149 doing its thing
I haven't checked but must be 8in here since noon
Not too much stops the 149 with 250lb of me and chains.
Pretty wet and heavy
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Now that I see all that snow I'm not that excited about it lol
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Nice job on the qa36, looks like your ready!!!
Nothing like blowing snow in style.
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You guys gotta stop. It's too early for that much snow.
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I just plowed my driveway, maybe 4" so far. Started snowing about 5:30. Buddy about 1/2 hr south has almost 8" already..
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You guys gotta stop. It's too early for that much snow.

I think its early too but it's here anyway
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Old 11-20-2015, 11:33 PM
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Guys,
stop it,
I'm already depressed enough!!
Bah humbug!
oh wait, I don't have to mow it,it melts in the spring.
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stop it,
I'm already depressed enough!!
Bah humbug!
oh wait, I don't have to mow it,it melts in the spring.
what are you doing up? isnt it past your bedtime?
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I haven't checked but must be 8in here since noon
Not too much stops the 149 with 250lb of me and chains.
Pretty wet and heavy
Send some this way! We're getting snow but it's not quite the 5-8" I expected. Thus far (after 3 hours), we've gotten an inch or so. Waaaa
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what are you doing up? isnt it past your bedtime?
Naw I nappped after putting the Snow thrower/Chains on the little 782
I didn't chain up the loader tractor just yet, them chains are a little bigger for the 15.5x38's.
Last couple of years, I didn't need em' anywhoo.
Then I Kicked back in the lazy boy, watched RFD TV, and got my "pre sleep"
Funny, for 40+ years I worked midnights, it took me pert-neer 4 years to get back to sleeping @ night, after retirement.
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