2000 47" snowblower

jenkinsph · Nov 3, 2009

That blade and blower look to be in great condition, nice find.

The age of equipment is probably the least important consideration when I am shopping for implements, much more concerned with the quality and condition.

Steve

etcallhome · Nov 3, 2009

Kennyd

Reread my last post

1994 not 4yrs 5 still better than 10

Remember we both worked for the same company at one time

ChuckinNH · Nov 3, 2009

I'm going to have to side with Kenny on the math on this one. Perhaps you meant 2004?

kennyd · Nov 3, 2009

etcallhome said:
Kennyd

Reread my last post

1994 not 4yrs 5 still better than 10

Remember we both worked for the same company at one time

ChuckinNH said:
I'm going to have to side with Kenny on the math on this one. Perhaps you meant 2004?

Thanks...I still didn't get it

etcallhome · Nov 3, 2009

OK I give up!!!!!!!!
I was wrong Yes I did mean to type 2004 not 1994 !!!!!!

My mistake !!!

What can I say I'm old and can't type or do math !!

Gene

ChuckinNH · Nov 4, 2009

We trust that you can do both very well indeed, but perhaps not at the same time on some days.....

I sure have that problem anyway. It is strange how we can look at something over, and over, and still not see it.

I think you got a great deal on that equipment, and it sure looks like it is in good shape. It has been difficult in times past to get such a good deal this time of year!

jimjo2 · Nov 8, 2009

I just purchased a 47" snowblower that came off a 2520 with all attachment brackets and quick attach system. This unit has less than 2 hours use and looks like new. The previous owner kept it waxed and it is beautiful. I paid $2500 and no tax. I think I got a great deal.

smfcpacfp · Nov 9, 2009

I didn't even know that Virginia got enough snow to worry about.

etcallhome · Nov 9, 2009

Smfcpacfp
Lets put it this way I don't live VA but West Virginia and proud of it !!!!!!!!!!
In Morgantown 23 miles away not as much, for the whole year maybe as much as your drive way.
Yes we do get snow lots of years my drive looks like yours and worse we have had our share of 18"-42" snows at one time. More than I can to remember.I've come home many evenings and plowed 8-10" snow and do the same thing every night for a week or more .So yes we do get the snow

We live where we get the lake effects snows
Further S in Elkins they get as much as you our more

smfcpacfp · Nov 10, 2009

etcallhome said:
Smfcpacfp
Lets put it this way I don't live VA but West Virginia and proud of it !!!!!!!!!!
In Morgantown 23 miles away not as much, for the whole year maybe as much as your drive way.
Yes we do get snow lots of years my drive looks like yours and worse we have had our share of 18"-42" snows at one time. More than I can to remember.I've come home many evenings and plowed 8-10" snow and do the same thing every night for a week or more .So yes we do get the snow

We live where we get the lake effects snows
Further S in Elkins they get as much as you our more

Opps, I missed the W in West Virginia. I agree, WV is a nice part of the country and I know you guys get more snow, so ignore my comment!

There is one difference between the snow there and here. When the snow comes here in late November, it stays until April. On average there are 48 days a year when the temperature falls below zero, and we average only 5 days above 90 each year. I believe this year we had 2 90+ days.