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Just an old driver ! maybe some pics later! Lately would rather work on cubs than cars,the old car hobby is /has been priced out of reach the past 10 years or so !
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Thanks. I really like it other than it reduces my seat time since I get done so fast. Works great for the typical snows we get and it clears the snow far enough to the side by tires are on plowed ground. If we get a 2ft snow like last year, I will probably take the extensions off.
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Well, We got some snow in Ohio. I took the 1812 with the QA on it and had to get the 22" snow drift off my road so car could pass. I have a vid and pics too!
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Also, I can take them out without panicking over them getting hurt and without extreme insurance payments... |
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Got some snow last night! Only about 4-5 inches, but I got some seat time! The 982 did great even without weights, and I went to get the 1811 out to blow some snow and..... Flat tire
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Nice pic of the 982!
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Just came in from plowing the 5 inches we got too!
Took these as I was getting ready to back it back in the garage. |
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Guys,
Nice shots of the Cubs in the snow! Makes me want to get out and play in it too. Just thinking here! I may go get the blade from Eric (son) he said I could have one that fits a NF. Bring it home and take a look at it. Might need some cleaning up? Snow push blade would be another nice implement to have completed too! Regards, Chris
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Talked to my Dad the other day...he used my 1872/Sims Cab/364 blower to clear the 6" they got. He loved it. Nobody took any pictures, though
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