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Old 01-15-2012, 01:52 PM
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Finally got some snow worth plowing here in NW Indiana. The 1450 did great with chains, I still need to obtain a set of weights. My driveway usually drifts over pretty deep. I was knocking down 2 foot drifts pretty easily. It's nice to not have to touch a shovel.
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Mark, sweet shovel! Glad you all are got some snow!
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Looking good, Mark!

Great pics of the 2072, Mike!
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Here's my snow removal beast! Bring on the snow!!

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Looks great Allen!
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Thanks Duke!
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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.
That is a SWEEEEEET picture! Must have been GREAT to play...errrr work in that snow with the 982!

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Allen, that's a serious looking blade you've got on there. Did you re-face the lower front of it?

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Thanks John! The gentleman that painted the blade for me, made a wider cutting edge for it.
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That is a SWEEEEEET picture! Must have been GREAT to play...errrr work in that snow with the 982!
Thanks! Yeah, this is the most awesome cub I've ever had the pleasure of running.
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