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Old 10-18-2012, 12:52 AM
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Just need chains and some weight.
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Old 10-18-2012, 07:05 AM
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Default The red one is ready no more getting off the seat
Found an angle blade for the red one
Had the angle cylinder rebuilt
Tried starting her last winter just to make sure no hard cold starts
Started fine so this winter I am looking forward to not getting off the
seat to turn the bade
Also my shoulder should get a rest from using the 1810 manual lift
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The diesel is looking great Joe!
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I prepped mine on wednesday.

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Found an angle blade for the red one
Had the angle cylinder rebuilt
Tried starting her last winter just to make sure no hard cold starts
Started fine so this winter I am looking forward to not getting off the
seat to turn the bade
Also my shoulder should get a rest from using the 1810 manual lift
Joe
I've got hydro lift for the first time this year, but hydro angle would be awesome! Getting off to turn the blade sucks! Especially when you have to sit back down on a wet seat. Enjoy!
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Pic of my snow weapon from Jan 12th 2011
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Got the 124 ready to go in the snow! Painted blade and frame (need to paint lift bracket though). Have chains and will have weights in another week or so. This is the best insurance against any snow this winter!
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