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Thanks guys, and Methos, doors would be nice, but they were non-existe when i got it although the windshield does help with keeping the blowing snow out of your face.
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02-24-2013, 11:25 AM
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02-27-2013, 09:58 AM
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Since spring is right around the corner even here in western NY I decided it was time to see how well the new to me last Oct. 129 runs before tilling season. I put the snowblower on it last night which was easier than expected although I temporarily rigged up a lift rod using cable since I don't have the right material on hand to make a rod. There was 2-4" of heavy wet snow in the forecast, not ideal throwing stuff but figured it would be a good test.
I haven't given it a go yet this morning but we are well on the way to having 8" inches of somewhat dry snow and it is still coming! No weights or chains on the turfs so I expect traction to be an issue but it is mostly just a running test, the atv will take care of the bulk of the snow. Will try to get a couple pics since I know how much you guys like those 
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02-27-2013, 01:03 PM
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02-27-2013, 05:48 PM
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snowblower pics
Here is the 129, no action shots since I was by myself. Worked ok all things considered, you can see the rust in the chute and the type of snow I was trying to blow. The snow was extremely wet, it was almost slush in places so it really didn't blow very well.
   You can see the rolled up snow the atv moved, perfect for snowman making I suppose...
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02-27-2013, 06:15 PM
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This is killing me. We got maybe 3" of snow all winter and then I pulled the 104 apart and we have gotten at least 12" since then. Murphy's law
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02-27-2013, 07:56 PM
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my 100 is the best thing that i ever bought we got over 36" of snow at my house and the 100 worked great. Im definetly going to need a creeper drive and skinnier rims and tire for the front but otherwise she was a beast
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