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Old 12-13-2010, 05:45 PM
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Default Where are the Snow Removal Pictures?
I've seen some in the thread about preparation, but where's the action shots? Videos, snowblowing, snowblading? We need pictures.... especially for our southern members.
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Old 12-13-2010, 05:48 PM
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No snow in Jersey Terry...Just waiting...
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Old 12-13-2010, 05:52 PM
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we've had over 17" in the past 2 weeks, but it's been so powdery you can take a leaf blower and get rid of it...
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nothing worth messing with here in nashville. its all the same consistancy of a shushy under 1" of ice. lol a leaf blower does the job for right now, and calling for more ice by thursday
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we're supposed to get snow/ice/rain on Thur-Fri, maybe something heavy enough to mess with then.
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I pray the ice they are calling for tommorow never comes! Last January's ice storm was the worst weather I have ever encountered. 12 days with no power! Going to my fathers tonight to put the snow blade on his 129 just in case.
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Here are some pre-oops pics from the 22" we got this last Saturday..




I am going to try and get back out later this week and see if I can get some clean up done if it warms up above zero..
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JayBrd....SWEET pictures! That 682 looks great at work. LOVE the tires on that thing. The white stuff in the background makes it even better, the meaty lugs are swell. I'd have to say I am really wanting some ags on my 982 now! The more I see set ups like yours and some others on here.....NICE!
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http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...9&l=04cacdba72

8 inches of heavy, wet snow last weekend.

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Awesome pics, Jay!
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