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Old 07-22-2013, 06:35 PM
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I have a 1450 here that I really have no use for as the 124 and 80 are mowers and my blower will fit the 124. I do need to do some trunion work and a few other small things to the 1450 but I'm just tring to figure out what to do with it. Any ideas
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U could give it to me, if u have no use for it!!!
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Old 07-22-2013, 07:10 PM
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Sometimes it's nice to have a snowplow, if u just get a couple inchs n don't want to get the blower out! Put a tiller on it, back up blower!
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Haha good try. But I like it just not sure what I shoukd do with it
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I'm sure u can think of something! Build a front end loader, backhoe, I mean c'mon , sky is the limit!!!!
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Sometimes it's nice to have a snowplow, if u just get a couple inchs n don't want to get the blower out! Put a tiller on it, back up blower!
I like the snow/dirt blades. They are very handy to have around for so many uses.

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I often think about turning a blade into a johney bucket jr type attachment. I think they make an add on for the green ones, that turn them into one. Just need sides and a bottom, then wherever u go from there with an actuator or ....?
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Always find 1001 uses for a machine with a blade

Does it have a rear lift? Could always put a blade on the front and blade on the back and call it the blade-a-nator
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I've got the snow plow on my orig inal. Also have one for the 1450 but just not that good of shape. I've thought about makin a bucket for it but this thing dosnt really lift that high
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Sounds like you better get rid of it. Send me your address and Ill be over this weekend as Kewanee is not far from me
I have a use for it already. I have a snowblower that needs a hydro lift.
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