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The 1812 got to play again got 6 " overnite. that 450 really shines in 6 inches or more of snow .
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I am hoping to get enough snow soon to use my 450 blower and 1512.
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Ahhhh.... I remember those days. Blowing snow on my 1811 without a cab. Now, I stay warmer and dryer. Just getting out of the wind and "blow back" from the blower is amazing!
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Some guys have all the luck!!
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Ronald McDonald called, he wants his coat back.
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Your Cub is a snow killer! Looking forward to using my 1882 and 450 at some point, but no substantial amount of snow here yet in my part of NY.
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Nice looking machine, looks like it's doing a great job.
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Iam sure you guys will get your fair share of snow. I would really like a cab , someday. Just cannot justify it right now. Someday
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Lucky you!
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