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Send some this way, I want to test my toy. I've already had three neighbors ask if they could borrow it next big snow we get.
Send some this way, I want to test my toy. I've already had three neighbors ask if they could borrow it next big snow we get.
rynodog
that'll be $1000 dollars Canadian or $10 American
i'm jealous......... i don't even have a snow blower and we had over 60" this year and could have 40 more before summer hits
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mblouir
I need a hobby.
That is amazing. Is it bad that I want to run over random stuff with that?
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Bernie
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Well, only a little bad.
I have to confess, when my neighbor's three Yorkies woke me up, barking their fool heads off, at 7:30 this morning (my last day off before starting a tile job out of town) I did have the thought cross my mind that if the snowblower could toss snow 35', how far could it toss a Yorkie? And I LIKE animals.
I had a kickass track drive snowblower...it sealed the deal when I sold my house in Alaska for the asking price last year 
Congrats on the unit!
Congrats on the unit!
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I had a kickass track drive snowblower...it sealed the deal when I sold my house in Alaska for the asking price last year
Congrats on the unit!
Considering what it cost me ($650 w/shipping), and the fact that Virginia is not typically known for monster snowfalls, I think it should be the only one I ever buy.
(Gotta remember to stock up on some shear pins though)
I had a kickass track drive snowblower...it sealed the deal when I sold my house in Alaska for the asking price last year
Congrats on the unit!
Considering what it cost me ($650 w/shipping), and the fact that Virginia is not typically known for monster snowfalls, I think it should be the only one I ever buy.
(Gotta remember to stock up on some shear pins though)
In 5 years of 6 month long winters while I had it, I never once sheared a pin.
Damn, I moved a lot of snow, too!
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I had a kickass track drive snowblower...it sealed the deal when I sold my house in Alaska for the asking price last year
Congrats on the unit!
Considering what it cost me ($650 w/shipping), and the fact that Virginia is not typically known for monster snowfalls, I think it should be the only one I ever buy.
(Gotta remember to stock up on some shear pins though)
In 5 years of 6 month long winters while I had it, I never once sheared a pin.
Damn, I moved a lot of snow, too!
Bet you had a couple spares though, didn't you? See, that prevents shear pins from shearing. A shear pin will only shear when there's at least 10 miles between it and any possible replacement. (Lowered to 5 miles on water)
I had a kickass track drive snowblower...it sealed the deal when I sold my house in Alaska for the asking price last year
Congrats on the unit!
Considering what it cost me ($650 w/shipping), and the fact that Virginia is not typically known for monster snowfalls, I think it should be the only one I ever buy.
(Gotta remember to stock up on some shear pins though)
In 5 years of 6 month long winters while I had it, I never once sheared a pin.
Damn, I moved a lot of snow, too!
Bet you had a couple spares though, didn't you? See, that prevents shear pins from shearing. A shear pin will only shear when there's at least 10 miles between it and any possible replacement. (Lowered to 5 miles on water)
Yes, that must be it!
