That's a 3/4 ton with an Alison and lots of bullet proof upgrades including to fuel pump and front end . I think I've got it.
CalG
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Yup, they are blasting away at the local ski bump.
Opening for ski&ride the 22nd, I was up there today, there are going to be TWO "ribbons of death" for the earlybirds.
Myself, I'm not much for early season snow skiing.
Give me a day of deep and light in Feb, ;-)
Aquabird
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I have an F-250 with a Boss V blade, I scoop with my FEL on my tractor and I have the scraper blade on the back of my tractor. I ALSO have 2 snow blowers and Dr. Walk behind with a scraper blade. Normally use Boss V and tractor.
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Yeah, haha soo funny LOL you’re a regular Geoge Carlin aren’t ya. LOL
The whole thing that’s flown over your heads is the reference to “real” snow as if his snow was more “real” than anyone else's snow.
But y’all missed that.
Is his snow any more “real” to plow, shovel, salt, etc than anyone else's?
Is 10” of his snow any more “real” than 10” of snow where I live?
I could argue mine’s more “real” because I live in a climate where people aren’t as accustomed to heavy snow as where he lives and it places a more “real” burden on us.
Now maybe you now understand what I meant by “real” versus “fake”
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