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Old 12-06-2013, 02:24 AM
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Here she sits patiently waiting to play with her snow chucker. Now with her headlights and creeper and wiring harness! P.s. yes she is running in this pic

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Old 12-06-2013, 06:17 AM
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Looks great! Hope you get some snow!
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Old 12-06-2013, 11:15 AM
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Good looking 126 and blower!
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Very nice looking snow set up! You did a nice job with the chain install as well. The snow keeps going around us here....
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love the snow blower attachment on your cub, thats next on my list to hopefully purchase for my cub. Wish i could send some snow your way, we have 8-10"
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Old 12-06-2013, 05:20 PM
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love the snow blower attachment on your cub, thats next on my list to hopefully purchase for my cub. Wish i could send some snow your way, we have 8-10"
Where in Montana are you? I have a cousin in Bozeman.

I'll pass on the snow, thank you very much.
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When they started forecasting this snow storm a couple of days ago I got my snow crew ready. If these ain't enough I'll get the backhoe out of the barn. I hope we get a foot of the white stuff. Looking forward to a lot of seat time.
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Thank you very mcuh! She isn't as clean as she could be but she is a worker thru every season and always getting her implements changed out! She is still wearing what she left the factory with
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Very nice looking snow set up! You did a nice job with the chain install as well. The snow keeps going around us here....
Thanks! The chains are actually modified tire chains from a '57 Chevy. My grandfather made them way back when.
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