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Old 01-21-2015, 12:35 PM
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Hello all, had some fun in the snow with my 1966 102. Thanks to all for the information in this forum. I have learned a lot!!!!
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Old 01-21-2015, 03:29 PM
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Woo Hoo, pushin snow is great fun!
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No it's not! I hate snow. Bah Hum Bug.
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Not having any snow to push shore does make people angry...
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Don't worry Mark, he'll cheer up by Monday!
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Good looking 102!!

I may be able to do the same this weekend. We got a slushy inch today but not enough to have any fun in. Here's mine a couple weeks ago.

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Shrewcub, Nice 102! hope you get some "seat time"
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Your funny. I remember what it's like to move snow from my days in CT. Try over 6 feet in one winter. This was Jan 12th 2011.
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pushing snow is way more fun than shoveling and actually gives me something to look forward in the winter. Nice pics.
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Funny now that I'm out of Ct and in Fl I don't miss pushing snow one bit
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