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SVcummins

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Gave up on snow for the year cause snows givin up on me unhooked the scraper for the year
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I did that one year learned my lesson mother nature has a way of catching up👀
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Saw a robin south of the Kansas Nebraska line a few days ago. Sounded like spring for a second or two.
 
(quoted from post at 18:56:43 01/26/18) I can only hope usually on years like this where it doesn't snow buy now it's over with
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Kinda the way it is up here in Spokane, too. What does come down usually melts in a couple of days. Frost has already gone out of the ground.
 
Clouds up here and blows and snows about an inch
then that?s it been doing it since thanksgiving we?ve
probably had over almost 2 feet of snow all winter
but it melts about the day after it falls
 
Was in a local Menards today and all the garden seeds are out.
Spring is right around the corner. ;-)
 
We got plenty of white stuff this week! While it is melting - we could probably still spare some for ya. Holler if you really want some. LOL
 
up until last week our local mountains were only about 10 -25% of normal.still only about 50%. Gonna be a dry one.Now you just wait....Your'e gonna get buried since you took off the blade.LOL
 
I'm NOT taking the front mount snow blower off until May, that way I'll be more sure it won't be needed. Taking it off too early always makes me wish I'd have waited..
 
(quoted from post at 18:38:50 01/26/18) Gave up on snow for the year cause snows givin up on me unhooked the scraper for the year
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sv. looking at the expression on ringo there I don't think he approved of your decision to take the blade off :lol: he's got that "what the hell are you doing look", you could end up in trouble with the yard superviser!!
 
Not hard to remove it, unhook the lift chain and cross bar at the front. Pull the drawbar pin at the rear, PTO shaft, and two spout turn hoses. Drive ahead three inches allowing the frame to drop down, then back out of the sub frame.
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