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01-04-2010, 01:02 PM
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Snow!!!! Finally enough to play in
We finally got enough snow to play in with a thrower.
 CW-36 on a 127 with spring assist. Man, I gotta release some of that spring tension. I have to push hard to force it down. Supposed to get some more snow this week too. This was perfect powdery snow. I have never got to run this machine so I haven't cleaned up the rust in the discharge chute or auger housing. I'll do that this summer and have it ready to work next season for sure. Fun fun fun!!
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01-04-2010, 01:53 PM
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Loved the video!! I dont recall ever having snow that deep here to need to use a snow blower but it certainly is a an awesome reason for some seat time in the winter!!
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01-04-2010, 02:38 PM
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Thanks guys. I'm gonna have to run it around the backyard and make room for the dog to do his business. He doesn't like the snow. I can barely get him off the porch.
A guy in our neighborhood was using a walk behind blower and I stopped to ask if he was just out having fun with it as he had done a path around his backyard. He said his little dog was too old and lazy to run around in the snow to do her business too.
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01-05-2010, 08:57 PM
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Many people like to complain about all the snow, unless you have a cub. Looks like both you and your machine enjoyed the outdoor recreation!!! Nice video.
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