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sbleich 12-16-2012 10:06 PM

Getting The 122 Ready For Winter
 
I need a wider blade! :)


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ACecil 12-16-2012 10:17 PM

The 122 is ready for some snow! :beerchug:

Cubcrazy 12-17-2012 06:57 AM

The 122 has a WIDE stance!

cubcadet 12-17-2012 07:13 AM

o yea lol:beerchug:

drglinski 12-17-2012 08:25 AM

Nice. no fear of rolling that over any time soon- I'm looking forward to snow. No more than flakes here about a month ago, been too warm. :bash2:

ihnick 12-17-2012 02:39 PM

Dang those trupowers are nice duals. Im tempted now

Nctractorman83 12-17-2012 07:58 PM

Haha thats a beast, I like it!:beerchug:

dsmithjr 12-17-2012 08:07 PM

Wow thats wicked looking from the rear.

lonnyb 12-19-2012 02:19 AM

Anyone else besides me see a problem with the way the 122 is set up for snow plowing?

The wide stance of the duals will cause a problem when the blade is angled, also they will be riding on unplowed snow when the blade is set straight.

Less pounds per square inch of traction with duals also.

Duals are good for when you need traction on soft ground, not the greatest on hard frozen ground.:bigthink:

Diz Jr. 12-19-2012 06:40 AM

Good looking rig sbleich :beerchug:
But i agree with you. You are going to need to widen that blade :biggrin2:

sbleich 12-19-2012 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lonnyb (Post 165317)
Anyone else besides me see a problem with the way the 122 is set up for snow plowing?

The wide stance of the duals will cause a problem when the blade is angled, also they will be riding on unplowed snow when the blade is set straight.

Less pounds per square inch of traction with duals also.

Duals are good for when you need traction on soft ground, not the greatest on hard frozen ground.:bigthink:



Did you notice my comment when I first posted? I'm looking for a 54" blade.

If I get into that much snow, your right. Here in Iowa we get a lot of slush that my snow blower can't spit out as well. With the added wheel weights and the chains that I'm putting on, I'll have more traction than I need. I've got 78 lbs hanging on each side, 26lbs on the inside dual and 52 on the outside.


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