Cat_Driver
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For those of us that haven't seen snow in decades, please post some great snow pics
Is it wrong to be excited for the snow?
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4570Man
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Maybe he meant from Tenn? :laughing:
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He didn't specify where. :laughing: He said post pictures of snow. We actually have about 4" of snow here in TN. School has been called off for 3 days, and I doubt they will go back Monday. If you really want to laugh at us the interstate for Crossville to Cookville is closed.
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I was surprised, it did better then I thought it would. I have the AG tires on it, and a weight bracket on the back with 250 pounds and did a pretty good job. Only had about 10-12" on the ground and 2-3 foot drifts, but did a pretty good job. Only time I had a problem was I got the rear a hair close to a ditch and hooked it, and it wanted to ride the ditch line, but got it out. It did a lot better then I thought it would without chains, but I could feel the front end trying to dig in going on some uphills.
I had it in float, with the cutting edge set about 1" off the ground.
Suppose to continue snowing all night until around 8pm tomorrow night, so should easily have over a foot more, they are calling for 24-30". I will do some more cleaning up tomorrow and see how it does on the packed stuff.
I had it in float, with the cutting edge set about 1" off the ground.
Suppose to continue snowing all night until around 8pm tomorrow night, so should easily have over a foot more, they are calling for 24-30". I will do some more cleaning up tomorrow and see how it does on the packed stuff.
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Glad to hear it! :thumbsup:
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Pushing snow is a learning curve and you are learning.
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12 on the ground and another 6 on the way here......we weren't suppose to get any.....liars.........haha......Jack