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Old 10-31-2014, 09:09 AM
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Josh, here is a pic of the 2010 blizzard we got here in north Georgia.

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Great pics guys!
In PA we call that snow flurries.
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Hey, that's not a Cub, get that outta here!!! Seriously, though those little Steiners are nice machines, is that the one you posted about a while ago you got for cheap?

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Josh, here is a pic of the 2010 blizzard we got here in north Georgia.

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Great pics guys!
Wow Todd. I think I'll send ya my 450 blower to use this winter. That'll make those diesels smoke.
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This isn't my snow machine, but this is the space in which the snow machine takes....which really, really sucks!

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This isn't my snow machine, but this is the space in which the snow machine takes....which really, really sucks!
Nice Ride! Maybe we need to start a show us your motorcycles? These are my toys. Thread derailed.
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Neat Farmall H pics. Pretty nice setup. Is that a standard H or a Super H? If it is a regular one, it must be pretty late if it's a '53. I know the last of the H's had the disc brakes from the factory and are hard to find and bring good money.
Not sure of the serial # off hand, so I don't know how late it is. I do know for sure it is a regular H. There were times running the blade I wish it had live hydraulics but I learned to live around it.
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Cub Cadet missed it by never offering a 48 inch snow blade, the perfect width!!



And the ability to angle the blade from the operators seat,,,,,,,,



Hmmmmmmm, but, those issues are "fixable",,,,,
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The 1512 with plow is not ready for pics quite yet, so here is a pic of my back up machine. It's an 1991 Ingersoll 3012 with blade, and deck, best part is it has 133 original hours.
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Hmmmmmmm, but, those issues are "fixable",,,,,
I agree, I would have liked a 48" blade, especially when it's angled so it'd clear the tires more.
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And the ability to angle the blade from the operators seat,,,,,,,,

Hmmmmmmm, but, those issues are "fixable",,,,,
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What did you use for a plow? Looks like a nice setup.
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Hmmmmmmm, but, those issues are "fixable",,,,,
54" is working fine here!
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