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Old 12-19-2013, 11:50 PM
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Wow, talk about traction. My cubs would have slid right down that vertical driveway......lol. Good stuff, first time I've seen a cub blowing snow. Makes me want to hook up my blower.
Going down the driveway with the blower is not a problem but backing up the driveway is a struggle. Def need some weight in the back end for sure- esp with that heavy snow thrower on the front!
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Great action shots!! Thanks for posting the vids and pics. I stumbled across a video titled, Jen Cub and it looks like she's enjoying running that snow thrower, too. I bet the neighbors envy you-especially if you bury their car in snow!

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Going down the driveway with the blower is not a problem but backing up the driveway is a struggle. Def need some weight in the back end for sure- esp with that heavy snow thrower on the front!
That's easily solved, go on two diets like I did.....one didn't give me enough to eat, so I went on a second diet and don't count calories, count slices or pieces--remember, you need 3500/day just to maintain your weight. You will quickly add the weight on the back!

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Nice pics and videos!
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Nice action pics of the 126,
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Looks great! Finally a gear drive/blower video.
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Awesome! I've been using cubs since I was 10, but this was my first year using a blower, and I have to say that the blower really illustrates just how powerful those old kohlers really are!
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Start cleaning the first 10' in front your garage door so you just back up in your trace and got enough space to move around and get set for the next pass. I remove 3600 sq feet of snow at every storm since 1996, using a walk behind 2 phases snow blower, I learn a few tricks...LMAO

I wish my QL 1650 throw snow like your 126! The thrower broke again (For the fourth time), the new belt just snap in half this time. I almost give up but your video just give me the push I need to try again. Thank you
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Great action shots!! Thanks for posting the vids and pics. I stumbled across a video titled, Jen Cub and it looks like she's enjoying running that snow thrower, too. I bet the neighbors envy you-especially if you bury their car in snow!

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Lol yes jen is the camera man - she wanted to try it and she had alot of fun but I didn't post it.
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