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4speed we are suppose to get 2" between tonight and late tomorrow but it will end up like the other "snow storms" we are suppose to get its too warm for the snow to stick to the sidewalks or it will turn into rain.

I only got to use the 1862 once and it wasn't really needed cause it was ice that was melting turning to slush and by that night it had rained and it was all gone and the next day it was sunny and 50 but I have not had to really use it but its getting great gas mileage this year. Maybe the 2" It will get some work with the new "motor change" when I get another ignition


I was kinda stoked and ready to move snow this morning.. NOT!! got an inch of heavy wet stuff that was gone by 1pm.
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haha same here but it was all gone by 11 even the yard was already half gone so no go there ether I think we are suppose to get more but the "big storm so far" we are getting Thursday its going to be 40 degrees so its all going to be rain....im thinking some kind of squeegee on the front instead of a snow blade this year
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I got the crew all ready and all I've done is one blading in October ( still had the mower deck on the 125 ) and once with the QA-42 last month. I had to quick clear 3-4" before it melted.

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Good looking fleet, Jeff!
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Here is one for this thread, Snow Removal Winter 2011/2012. About 4/5 times I now had to use my snow pusher.

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You're so lucky, John. I have't got to use mine yet.
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You're so lucky, John. I have't got to use mine yet.
Allen there is a solution for your problem. Move north. LOL
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Allen there is a solution for your problem. Move north. LOL
Yea, we are more than willing to allow those peanut lovers in VA if they exchange seat time for our wonderful snow!!




If we continue to not get snow (which we are on the possibility of getting this weekend!!) maybe I will have to arrange a

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Instead of plowing, we all push mulch for my garden!!



I got 20 acres we could clear, the leaf/mulch pile would be humongous!!



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