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Old 10-09-2012, 04:59 AM
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Got the blade on the # 127 all ready, weights & chains. Ifn' I get my arse in gear. I'll have the #109 ready & the thrower on?
Took my buddies suggestion - deflate rear tires, wrap on the chains, bungee them in & re-inflate my tires. Made it simpler than ever before.
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Nice setup Drh. I think I'm ready. I'm just having a hard time finding wheel weights for a decent price here in southern NY. So should I go with a turf tire with chain or a narrow ag tire that are calcium filled?
Pass on the calcium and go with Rim Guard aka beet juice. It'll not eat your rims or be harmful if you get a leak. Plus it has the highest weight per gallon you can get.
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Not yet, we don't get snow here that often. I'll have the blade on soon.
Snow is over rated buddy!

When you going to mount up that blade on?
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Got the blade on the # 127 all ready, weights & chains. Ifn' I get my arse in gear. I'll have the #109 ready & the thrower on?
Took my buddies suggestion - deflate rear tires, wrap on the chains, bungee them in & re-inflate my tires. Made it simpler than ever before.
Nik
If you get the chains tight enough you won't need a bungee when you re inflate the tires.
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Snow is over rated buddy!

When you going to mount up that blade on?
Not sure, might put it on a different cub!
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Old 10-09-2012, 06:11 PM
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Not ready yet, maybe this weekend, need to switch the QA-42A from narrow to wide frame this year, I hope to use the 149 if I need to.
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Old 10-09-2012, 06:24 PM
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Im ready to go, 100R isnt.
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Not ready yet here either. My goal is to put the blade on the 1650. Problem is, the motor's not in the 1650 yet. Guess I'd better get a move on. Always got the Bobcat skidsteer to fall back on........
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Going home to New York to see my family this winter and hope to see some white stuff. Really hopeful though that the 127 will be mowing grass this winter. Sounds weird but I am in Florida so that's what happens down here, would love to use an old cub again to move some snow though.
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Not quite ready yet. This will be the first winter with the 149. The blade is ready but I just realized that my snow thrower is a QA36 and NOT a QA36A! I have located a cheap QA42A, but have to make time for the 3 hour round trip to pick it up. I should have a QA36 for sale soon.
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