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I've not yet heard someone say "When I retire, I'm moving NORTH!!!"
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Clutch Guys Matter _______________________________________ 53 Studebaker, 400 pontiac 72 4-4-2 Mondello's VO Twister II 1964 F-85 Home of the 700hp small-block Olds **Still wanting a 64 Bonneville or Catalina** |
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Dataway, what size is your snowblower? Just guessing it looks to be 46' or 50". My best guess is 50"s.
I used to use just a 47" landscaping blade to push snow back before I bought the snowblower. And spend 2 hours just moving it back away from the driveway so I'd have enough room to move for all of the winter snow. Very hard on any machine unless it a bigger tractor than what I have..... but it worked. And then fixing the torn up lawn in the spring. Best thing I ever did was get that 50" blower. Saved a lot of time an no worries on having enough room to keep pushing snow. Best of all was no snowbanks that caused those damn snowdrifts. LOL
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After the divorce, he moved back to NY and is much happier living there. He has the same opinion of FL that I do. It's too hot and humid most of the year. You can always put another layer of clothing on, but they arrest you when you take too many clothes off. |
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