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Old 01-24-2015, 08:52 AM
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Default Snow Seat time!!
I think I am gonna get some seat time in today!!!
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I'm having just as much fun in western PA, we got about 4" and we might be getting more.
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I've been kind of busy making parts so I put the QA-42 on this morning and then cleared the 6+" of snow we got.

Maybe another snow event in a day or two
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here in north west new jersey we ended up with 6 inches,i just finished putting a 8 foot plow on my dodge and got to try it out today. the 1250 is still in pieces so i used one of my other tractors to clean up where the truck wouldnt fit. biggest snow event of the winter thus far,so much for the farmers almanac predicting a worse winter then last year......
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here in north west new jersey we ended up with 6 inches,i just finished putting a 8 foot plow on my dodge and got to try it out today. the 1250 is still in pieces so i used one of my other tractors to clean up where the truck wouldnt fit. biggest snow event of the winter thus far,so much for the farmers almanac predicting a worse winter then last year......
Winter's not over yet either. I hope you didn't poke the bear with a stick with that comment
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Winter's not over yet either. I hope you didn't poke the bear with a stick with that comment
Poke it some more cause I'm getting bored and want some snow, the cubs no fun just sitting in the shed.
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You bozo's.... jinx us

This, and still coming down. Not sure the blade is going to handle it.
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You bozo's.... jinx us

This, and still coming down. Not sure the blade is going to handle it.
The idea is to go out and plow every couple of hours not wait till its done. A couple years back I had to set my alarm for every 2 hours so I could get up and plow to avoid having way more than I could move.
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This, and still coming down. Not sure the blade is going to handle it.
G...What is it? Look like a little Prairie dog wearing a coat and a pair of mitts!
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Oh my gosh, great pic Yeeter.
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