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Old 10-29-2014, 10:40 AM
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Default Let's see your winter snow moving machines!
Well since Sam started all of this snow stuff this year, let's kick it off right with a snow machine thread! Post pics of your snow moving Cub equipment for the winter of 2014/2015. I look forward to all the great pics!

I guess that means I have to start! This year, the machine I'm going to be using is a young 1864. It'll have a 54" IH blade on the front, loaded rear tires, 75lb weights on each side, a newer set of chains, custom lighting, and my fat butt for even more weight All told, I'm figuring the machine to weigh in at roughly 1400+lbs, so I should be good to go!

The pics are a progress, first one is the cab freshly mounted up. Next is a night shot of the lighting setup I've got installed. And the last pic is of the blade mounted up. I need to get it out and take a good pic since I've got everything done, but I guess that has to wait.

Alright, now let's see what you guys have!





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Old 10-29-2014, 10:50 AM
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My blade is bigger than your blade and it's power angle
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Old 10-29-2014, 11:03 AM
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Since this photo the chains have been installed!
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Sorry, I was mowing in 80 degree weather with mine yesterday. It's not ready
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Sorry, I was mowing in 80 degree weather with mine yesterday. It's not ready
Travis it really must be nice...it was like 70 here yesterday and I wouldn't care if it stayed like that till it got nice out again!
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Mowed for the last time the other day. This weekend the cab is coming off the 1450 and going on the 1572. I still need to get the drop brackets so I can mount the 450 blower.
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All wintered up.....except now im having second thoughts, and cant decide if i want to use the old case 220....?? Sucks when you get stuff all fixed up and dont even want to scratch it....i promised myself i would too!!!!
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Here is what I use.
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There's the Steiner again!! Todd, that is one BA little machine!
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