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Old 01-24-2014, 09:00 AM
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For $44 I couldnt pass it up. lol

When slowblowing the cab glows like a Xmas tree plus a strobe on top. Im sure all that about has that lil factory alternator maxxed out. I live on a main route, I like people being able to see me since most of my snow removal happens after dark.
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Old 01-24-2014, 11:51 AM
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Looks like a Kubota that you will be able to use the PTO and the lights at the same time! Very nice.
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Gave the 682 a workout today, snow up to the top of the blower, most I've had her in, of course she did just fine. I like how it blasts the snow onto the trees that high, not quite as high as my walk behind but close and a lot easier on the back and hands!
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Great pics. Some of us here are envious. I hear word of early February we might get some. Painted the blades for and have the snow blower all set up. Just waiting. ..
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Cool snow throwing pics!
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Gave the 682 a workout today, snow up to the top of the blower, most I've had her in, of course she did just fine. I like how it blasts the snow onto the trees that high, not quite as high as my walk behind but close and a lot easier on the back and hands!
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Old 01-26-2014, 05:10 PM
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Got the blade on the 782. Hope we get some snow this week.



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Looks good Allen! You are ready! Looking at the maps it looks like it might be close to you!
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782's all dressed up and ready to go
Allen, looks good with the push blade.
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Allen, hope you get to push some snow with the 782. I've had enough of the stuff and am ready for spring. Calling for -17* this week.

Today, I pulled the generator off of the 100 to solve my charging issue. Found the field wire broken loose from the post inside. Soldered it back on and need to pick up new brushes tomorrow to get it charging again.
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