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Old 03-26-2013, 02:33 PM
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Finally got some shots of the cub plowing snow. Sorry there not the greatest but cant get anyone to come out in the snow while i'm plowing. You can see what i'm up against I used to shovel it all by hand, now I sit and smile.


here is a little video.

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Thanks for the great pic and vid!
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Don't show that vid to Allen, he will be shopping for a revolving amber light to go with his blade!!



Thanks for the vid!!
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Nice gives me faith in my 107 pushing snow. Although I think its finally done in ny
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Nice gives me faith in my 107 pushing snow. Although I think its finally done in ny
Let's hope it's done, been snowing all day here in SW VA. Didn't stick but give me a break it's Mar 26th. and I moved here from CT to get away from this crap. I'm going groundhog hunting.

Cool vid. Pushly little critter.
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Nice gives me faith in my 107 pushing snow. Although I think its finally done in ny
I installed a plow on my 122 a couple weeks ago and banged around in the snow a while with just a set of chains, but couldn't get much done. I filled the tires with washer fluid and bolted on 55# wheel weights, and was able to plow 8" deep heavy snow off a 660' gravel driveway (2 steep hills).

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Don't show that vid to Allen, he will be shopping for a revolving amber light to go with his blade!!
That, AND some snow to push around!

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Looks like it did a great job bvillecadet
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You shoveled ALL that by hand !!!!
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Let's hope it's done, been snowing all day here in SW VA. Didn't stick but give me a break it's Mar 26th. and I moved here from CT to get away from this crap. I'm going groundhog hunting.

Cool vid. Pushly little critter.
I'm also a cub newbie but the plow I got for my 107 about weighs as much as craftsman it 4000 with plow and weights so I'm hoping for the best. Definitely going to get chains and weights by next snow season.
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