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Old 11-27-2014, 02:39 PM
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Lookin good Nick! Y'all got any snow yet?
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Lookin good Nick! Y'all got any snow yet?
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Old 11-27-2014, 07:25 PM
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Nick having used a blade on a super before your headlights will light things up just fine. Definately not the same for a 451 or 551 blower. The blower chute blocks the headlights and your forward vision. Not so much with a blade. I am planning on mounting some lights on my drift busters to use instead of the headlights. Only about one snow in a hundred will be deep enough to have to use the drift busters any way but you can easily push enough snow to have it fill the blade to over flowing.
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Nick having used a blade on a super before your headlights will light things up just fine. Definately not the same for a 451 or 551 blower. The blower chute blocks the headlights and your forward vision. Not so much with a blade. I am planning on mounting some lights on my drift busters to use instead of the headlights. Only about one snow in a hundred will be deep enough to have to use the drift busters any way but you can easily push enough snow to have it fill the blade to over flowing.
Ok, thanks Paul. Can't wait to try it out.
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Old 11-27-2014, 07:32 PM
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Here's hoping you don't have to use it too often this winter. Also on the blade and on a gravel drive be sure you have the feet down to where the blade is at least a half inch above the surface even so you will also pick up some gravel but less than if the blade is lower. I actually tried to keep the blade edge about an inch above gravel level because the feet can dig in and suddenly you are pushing the gravel drive off along with the snow.
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Looks good Nick!
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Thanks mike and Paul.
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Hey guys,
Here's the super with it's new tire chains we picked up at our local napa, plows great.
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Lookin good Nick. Is that blade set up with the power angle?
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Bullying the snow around in style. Looks good.
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