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Old 12-27-2012, 01:11 PM
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Got the 100 out to plow yesterday and it died so I used the walk behind blower to clear the drive. Snow was drifted 3' deep in places. I found out my truck wouldn't make it thru when I tried to get out to pull a guy out of the ditch across the road. Got the truck dug out and got the car out of the ditch. Put a different coil on the Cub this morning and finished clearing the drive.
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Old 12-27-2012, 04:20 PM
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We got 9" of snow with high winds. The 42" thrower works really good. I hope we get more snow this season. We only got a couple of 2" snows last year.The plow tractor done it's job too. 2 sets of weights,tires full of fluid and chains on both is a must.


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I had to play in the yard a little too, after I got the drive cleared.
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nice
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nice mike
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you had a good cub day. love the pics...........
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Old 12-27-2012, 06:17 PM
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Hey Nice looking 82's

Doing it with the 125.

Here are some pix of the snow removal.It was wet and hard to push but it is done.








I did this area for the dog to do her business.

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Nice pics Lew!
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Old 12-27-2012, 06:28 PM
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sweet looking 125, Id get mine out but then it would get dirty. queens and dirt dont mix. heehehee. just kiding........... if I had a working blade for it , Id give it a few laps.
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Hey Nice looking 82's

Doing it with the 125.

Here are some pix of the snow removal.It was wet and hard to push but it is done.
I did this area for the dog to do her business.

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Soooooooo thoughtfull: That is ifn" ya got a dog that would get lost in all that snow?

Being 20 miles from the Wis., border it missed us with just a flurry or 2? But Wis., got about 2 feet & 80 miles South got hit with over a foot.

This is all fine with me


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Appreciate all the action pics, guys! Keep them coming!
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