metalbender
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That open station blower pic makes me shiver.
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Pictures of your snow weapons
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RjCorazza
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Yes it does! Being in that condition over 3 days and 24 hours of seat time is how I talked my wife into letting me get a cabbed tractor. I could tolerate an open station machine if I were just doing my 500' driveway, but I'm out for a minimum of 3 hours doing 15 or so rural drives.
To the yeti.... That is a great picture.
Tony H
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No matter which way the wind is blowing or the chute is facing, the snow seems to find you.
Great shot, thanks for posting
Citydude
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I position the deflector a lot lower so the snow goes sideways and not up into the wind with the light fluffy snow.
Keweenaw County Yooper
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Finally got some snow over the Christmas Holiday
Finally got some snow over the Christmas Holiday
aeblank
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Oh how I miss the keweenaw...
Dual blowers? Now THAT I've never seen before.
Keweenaw County Yooper
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This way I can blow snow Coming & Going :cool2:
beenthere
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Good pic.. looks like fun, and get to carry all that snow into the shed where it melts.. while you shed some snow.
I have open station, but do often put on a snowmobile helmet with good bubble visor that handles any wind quite well for comfort. Blade the snow so no snow on the clothes.
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Keweenaw County Yooper
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I like to use the loader bucket to push the snow into a pile away from the side of the house when the snow slides off the metal roof. Then I just turnaround and blow it away with the back blower. It only takes 5 minutes to drop the front blower and put the bucket on, plus the rear 3pt. blower is a good counter weight.