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Old 03-01-2015, 03:28 PM
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Default A little fun in the snow

Cold start up and a little snow plowing. The fun don't last long enough. I had the whole drive done in 30 min.
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Keith, I'm getting it as unavailable. Make sure you have the videos set to public.

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Old 03-01-2015, 04:03 PM
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Keith, I'm getting it as unavailable. Make sure you have the videos set to public.

Ok I set my facebook to public. It worked for me?
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I'm still getting this.
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Worked for me. Nice vid.
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Got it. Nice videos Keith!

Wish I could plow! We are getting freezing rain.

Really want to mow!
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Nice! Not enough snow here to move (even though they were calling for 3") You have a 54" blade on there?

Started up good on low throttle.
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Nice! Not enough snow here to move (even though they were calling for 3") You have a 54" blade on there?

Started up good on low throttle.
Yes its a 54" I can do the driveway in two swipes. One up and one down the drive and I'm done.
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Neat videos, really nice quietline! You've got the technique down pat for starting it up, that's cool.
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You need a smaller blade-larger drive and more snow. Dang cubs work so well you finished the job in less than 3 minutes. Great video!! Thanks
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