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Old 01-24-2015, 08:52 AM
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Default Snow Seat time!!
I think I am gonna get some seat time in today!!!
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Old 01-24-2015, 09:37 AM
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I'm having just as much fun in western PA, we got about 4" and we might be getting more.
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I've been kind of busy making parts so I put the QA-42 on this morning and then cleared the 6+" of snow we got.

Maybe another snow event in a day or two
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here in north west new jersey we ended up with 6 inches,i just finished putting a 8 foot plow on my dodge and got to try it out today. the 1250 is still in pieces so i used one of my other tractors to clean up where the truck wouldnt fit. biggest snow event of the winter thus far,so much for the farmers almanac predicting a worse winter then last year......
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here in north west new jersey we ended up with 6 inches,i just finished putting a 8 foot plow on my dodge and got to try it out today. the 1250 is still in pieces so i used one of my other tractors to clean up where the truck wouldnt fit. biggest snow event of the winter thus far,so much for the farmers almanac predicting a worse winter then last year......
Winter's not over yet either. I hope you didn't poke the bear with a stick with that comment
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Winter's not over yet either. I hope you didn't poke the bear with a stick with that comment
Poke it some more cause I'm getting bored and want some snow, the cubs no fun just sitting in the shed.
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I hope you snow lovers get all you can stand and that it stays north of me.

I'll enjoy your pics showing how much fun I'm missing.
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Woo- snow removal is fun with a cadet.
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Poke it some more cause I'm getting bored and want some snow, the cubs no fun just sitting in the shed.
Yeah, it went to fast this morning!!! I want some more!! Never thought I would say that!?!!!
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Going out after din din to clean up the 9" we got today.Nothing like it being dark and lights on the cub
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