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Old 01-15-2012, 09:42 PM
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Allen,

Plow looks good,how long did it take to put on?

Sugarmaker,

Your thrower came out nice,now throw some snow with it.!!!
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Kris, CAD will get you every time!



Matt how you liking your southern winter so far? To bad you don't have room for one cub to play with. Got to tell mom and dad we love pics!

Mike sweet pics of the 2072! With your fleet and blades you could keep your whole county cleared of snow!

Thanks Duke!
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Thanks guys, Jenn and I, appreciate the nice comments!

Thanks Lew, it took less than an hour to put it on.
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Man, you guys have me all ticked off that I haven't gotten the K341 from my 1650 project running right in the 1450 yet. I'm at the point that I need to pull the engine and open it back up, I guess - to make sure I got the cam and crank aligned properly.

I've completely put it off. I don't want to do it, and now my garage is cold.

So we finally got some snow here in West Michigan in the last few days, and I cleared it with my walk-behind snowblower. My QA42A is sitting in the garage waiting for the 1450 to run so I can hook it up...
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We finally got enough snow Friday & Saturday to use the 782 and blade.
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Nice pic of the 782!
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Dave great to see you back again!

That 782 looks awesome in front of the pile of snow you moved with it!
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Nice pic of the 782!
I agree, with Mike!
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Dave,
Yes agree, wondering where you were? Tear that bad boy apart and check it out! I bet in a good 4 hours you would have it figured out!
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I know, I need to get to work on it. I hate that my project thread is sitting there idle as well. Obviously, I won't be able to start painting and reassembling the 1650 until Spring, but I can at least get this mechanical stuff done and make the 1450 purr with the 1650s engine.
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