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Old 01-09-2025, 08:32 AM
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Default Any winter photos/vids??
Anyone doing some snowblowing or snowplowing this season? If so, post up some images for us southerners to marvel at. I think even in NC, we're to have some snow this weekend though it usually turns out to be ice.

"tis the season to be plowing...... fa la la la laaa"
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We are supposed to get 4”-6” tomorrow. Maybe I need to invest in a blade for one of my supers.
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Old 01-10-2025, 07:24 AM
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What snow?. I think we are going to get an Inch. Central and Southern Illinois is who has gotten the snow this winter so far.

I have 3 tractors set up with a Blade and 1 set up with a Blower. Normally we get a decent amount of snow In Northern,Illinois
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Nothing here in SE Michigan.
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2"-6" here in scenic Galax VA. All ready for it, no big deal.
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Part of my Snow Fighting Team:





It's a 125 with a 42" plow using a hydraulic lift I picked up at a Red Power Roundup some years back. Wasn't cheap, but worth every penny to save my arthritic shoulders.

Also has a custom made (by me) carrier on the back with about 200 lbs of iron on it. I built the carrier to carry a sprayer, but it has come in handy for carrying all kinds of things over the years. The 125 has Ag tires, wheel weights and chains to get enough traction on snow and ice. It will still spin the tires if I try to push something heavy enough.

Been my main snow rig for about 25 years.
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Old man winter is no match for Sam Mac and Red Dave!
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I did get to Play with 2-inches of snow yesterday
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My 1450 from 1979 has worked hard blowing snow and hauling firewood.
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Let's see if I remember how to do this.

My 149 with thrower, next to my brothers 1250 with my blade
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