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Old 12-04-2018, 12:29 PM
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Same here, Lew. We'll probably just get rain, as usual.
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Put the plow on and put the winter air in the tires.
I just came in the house from draining the summer methanol and installing the winter methanol in the rear tires,,

That really helps with snow,,,
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Sam I don't think you moved to Virginia with the thought of having to deal with a lot of snow during the winter, did you.
I don't mind some. Last winter in CT I plowed 112" of the whit crap. This pic was just 1 storm.
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I just came in the house from draining the summer methanol and installing the winter methanol in the rear tires,,

That really helps with snow,,,
Did you change the summer air to winter in the tires too?
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Did you change the summer air to winter in the tires too?
NOPE, the tires are full completely with methanol,,, no air,,,
I get less flats that way,,,
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I completely forgot to put the winter air in my tires. I guess that's why I kept getting stuck the last time I plowed. Thanks for reminding me.
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The last couple years here in western Pa. we have had mild winters as far as snow. All the big storms have been NEers and have dumped out east and we have been spared. I don't mind if that trend continues. The older I get the more I hate snow.
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You guys are funny,
everybody knows to use all season Helium gas in them there tirs.
The steerin' is easier and it just floats over the snow like Santa's sleigh!!
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No snow for me.….yet. Hasn't been in the last 3 years. Maybe the luck will change, but until then.....Happy & Safe Plowin'! Top off the headlight fluid and change the summer air to winter air!

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