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Tim Taylor Snow Blower

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Andy

10-22-2003 14:10:13




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Certainly a "more power" approach to snow removal here:




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Trucks

10-25-2003 14:43:04




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 Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Andy, 10-22-2003 14:10:13  
Kinda reminds me of Randy Quaids lawn mower in the movie Moving.It looks pretty mean all except that sissy air compressor in it, maybe it is just for airing up the tires.



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buickanddeere

10-23-2003 19:41:15




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 Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Andy, 10-22-2003 14:10:13  
Needs auto pilot steering tied to GPS for operation in zero visibility. Quite a beast anyways. Could have just put a blower on the front of a self propelled forage havestor.



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MapleStone

10-23-2003 10:01:28




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 Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Andy, 10-22-2003 14:10:13  
He spent $96,000 building it and couldn't afford chrome rims, or aluminum alloy.

I'd buy it if it weren't for those ungly rims! LOL



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F14 - Arrrghh arrgg arrg

10-22-2003 15:30:59




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 Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Andy, 10-22-2003 14:10:13  
Hooboy, that's MY kinda toy!

I bet the fuel bill on that puppy would make yer knees sag tho...



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Dave

10-22-2003 14:16:37




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 Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Andy, 10-22-2003 14:10:13  
All I can say is...Wow



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Barnz

10-22-2003 20:45:05




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 Re: Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Dave, 10-22-2003 14:16:37  
Wow! But, why would you need a snowblower like that in Nevada?



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Jerry K. L.I.,N.Y.

10-23-2003 11:36:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Tim Taylor Snow Blower in reply to Barnz, 10-22-2003 20:45:05  
Gents, THE "DONNER PASS" REALLY DO NOT KNOW if that machine would clear the PASS.
Jerry



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