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Old 01-15-2012, 09:07 AM
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Just an old driver ! maybe some pics later! Lately would rather work on cubs than cars,the old car hobby is /has been priced out of reach the past 10 years or so !
Yep, I agree, besides these tractors take up much less space in the "toy box".
Also, I can take them out without panicking over them getting hurt and without extreme insurance payments...
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Old 01-15-2012, 10:24 AM
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Got some snow last night! Only about 4-5 inches, but I got some seat time! The 982 did great even without weights, and I went to get the 1811 out to blow some snow and..... Flat tire so no pics of it, but here's one of the 982, the steering brakes were great for spinning it around after a pass.
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Nice pic of the 982!
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Just came in from plowing the 5 inches we got too!
Took these as I was getting ready to back it back in the garage.
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Old 01-15-2012, 11:06 AM
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Guys,
Nice shots of the Cubs in the snow! Makes me want to get out and play in it too.
Just thinking here! I may go get the blade from Eric (son) he said I could have one that fits a NF. Bring it home and take a look at it. Might need some cleaning up? Snow push blade would be another nice implement to have completed too!

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Talked to my Dad the other day...he used my 1872/Sims Cab/364 blower to clear the 6" they got. He loved it. Nobody took any pictures, though
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Old 01-15-2012, 11:23 AM
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Matt, that's just about as bad as not having any snow to play in.
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I got caught without my cub this time. I didnt think we would get that snow. But we did and my cub is in peices getting repainted. CADplans, I think you jinxed me. Just kidding.
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Talked to my Dad the other day...he used my 1872/Sims Cab/364 blower to clear the 6" they got. He loved it. Nobody took any pictures, though
Matt how you liking your southern winter so far? To bad you don't have room for one cub to play with. Got to tell mom and dad we love pics!

Mike sweet pics of the 2072! With your fleet and blades you could keep your whole county cleared of snow!
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So far it isn't bad, other than the wind. I've heard from people that have lived here awhile that the city of Wichita doesn't do a very good job of clearing the roads in the winter, so I'm ok with our half-inch total snowfall for this year so far. Yesterday it was 50, today its supposed to be 63. I wish I had a garage to work in so I could enjoy this unseasonably warm weather a bit more.
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So far it isn't bad, other than the wind. I've heard from people that have lived here awhile that the city of Wichita doesn't do a very good job of clearing the roads in the winter, so I'm ok with our half-inch total snowfall for this year so far. Yesterday it was 50, today its supposed to be 63. I wish I had a garage to work in so I could enjoy this unseasonably warm weather a bit more.
Matt, I used to spend time with my grand parents and we used to go into Wichita a lot. They lived in Benton and Augusta KS. Was never there in the winter just the summers but they used to brag about the mild winters.
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