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Old 01-08-2014, 12:08 PM
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That's how you handle a couple inches of snow! Seeing as how a couple inches isn't quite enough for a QA42A to be effictive on its own, I had my friend plow and windrow a path with a 54" blade and I followed with the QA42A on my 682. We did all the sidewalks at my work like this then did a path in the parking lot so we could record it for you guys. Enjoy!

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Cool, that works good!
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Nice vid! Teamwork!
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Looks like that works out well.
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that's a pretty good idea. what kind of distance where the sidewalks?
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Great vid! Thanks for sharing.
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it's pretty cool seeing the qa42 in action. Thanks for the viddy
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Thanks guys, it did work out quite well!

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that's a pretty good idea. what kind of distance where the sidewalks?
Do you mean how wide or how much sidewalk address did we clear like that?
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