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Pat-CT

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Heres some of me piling snow at my house with the 1910 from the farm, Would have prefered to use a bigger tractor but this one fits on a sidewalk quite well and has a small enough bucket to fit between a telephone pole and its support wire <a href="http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a193/mgt379/?action=view&amp;current=Photo0319.jpg" target="_blank">

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Pat-CT

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• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

would love to see how some of you other yt'ers do your snow removal

 

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Nebraska Cowman

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• Jan 14, 2011

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It's been an easy winter so far.

 

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Allan in NE

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• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

Now, wait a derned minute!

I thought you had promised that cab to me!? :>)

Allan

 

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Allan in NE

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Now, wait a derned minute!

I thought you had promised that cab to me!? :>)

Allan

 

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Mattlt

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• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

We went through a stretch in December that it seemed like it snowed every other day. Then it rained. Then it snowed some more. I've been sick of winter since about December 1.

 

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NW Ohio Tim

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• Jan 14, 2011

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This is from last year, I've only had to use it twice this year.

That's a '57 330 under me.

Tim

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

Howard it is nice to see some of you lads rely on a UK made tractor, well done. MJ

 

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Jeff NWOH

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Think I've posted this before, but heres mine.

 

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Gary from Muleshoe

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Wish we had half that amount here in the Panhandle. We haven't seen moisture in at least three months. They say we are not likely to get any before April either.

 

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LeoinMI

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• Jan 14, 2011

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I like it!! Looking at a snow blower for my NAA. A Erskine pull behind blower,..still thinking about it,they are pretty pricey. Guess I"ll use my backblade for now.

 

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JDseller

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Here is a few pictures from a few weeks ago. We had a lot of snow in Dec. but only several inches thus far in Jan. I could get by without any. I used to like it and played around in it. Not any more. Also you can see my ugly mug in the one picture.

 

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J.ReinkeFarms

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• Jan 14, 2011

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This isn't my snow removal unit, but I spent plenty of time in it when I was home. I don't have any pictures of Grandpa's old 48 B which I currently use with a 6 foot back blade. Maybe I'll take it's picture this weekend.

 

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Loren in MN

Member

• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

What make of blower do you have there? Does it work well? I have one similar but haven't hooked it up yet.
Thanks,

 

Ultradog MN

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Twin Cities

• Jan 14, 2011

• #1

Living in the city I think I'd probably knock out a few of my neighbors' windows with a snow blower.

 

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cadet trooper

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Rule one whether burning trash or blowing snow, the wind will blow it toward you!

 

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DuaneMi

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• Jan 14, 2011

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My snow removal beast!

 

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Mathias NY

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• Jan 14, 2011

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This is my '66 Ford 3000 (with 4600 diesel motor). The pics were taken with my phone last year. Hopefully I'll be able to take some better ones tomorrow.

 

omahagreg

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• Jan 14, 2011

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This is from last December. Have not even started the WD this winter! Have had nothing the 21" blower could not handle!

 

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DeltaRed

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• Jan 14, 2011

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N.C.,will that "icecream box" fit an M?

 

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Adrian Billheimer

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• Jan 14, 2011

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Here's mine works good unless I get on hard packed snow, without 4x4 just as bad as ice, until I break it up.