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Old 12-19-2013, 09:05 PM
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Default 126 snow action
I know how everyone likes pictures so here are some pix and videos of the 126 doing snow removal. Please excuse the camera man as she is still new at it lol. Also don't mind the clutching in the one video - still trying to find the right gear to use for blowing with creeper

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojv5d2H0INI

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Looks great, works fantastic!
Watching the videos I thought you were going to fall out of the seat a couple times.
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Great pics and vids! Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Great videos. I sure do wish we got more snow in the south. That is the first time I have seen a snow blower in action. Thanks for sharing.
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Glad u guys enjoyed. Not the best quality but is what it is. I also love the chug chug of that Kohler warming up in the one vid to!
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Looks great, works fantastic!
Watching the videos I thought you were going to fall out of the seat a couple times.
Hahahahahaha!
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Wow, talk about traction. My cubs would have slid right down that vertical driveway......lol. Good stuff, first time I've seen a cub blowing snow. Makes me want to hook up my blower.
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Wow, talk about traction. My cubs would have slid right down that vertical driveway......lol. Good stuff, first time I've seen a cub blowing snow. Makes me want to hook up my blower.
Thanks for the comment! I'm surprised there are a few people here that have never seen a blower in action. I love it and it works like a dream! Glad I could post up some useful vids!
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