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Re: how good are snow throwers?
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Posted by Jay on January 31, 2004 at 10:12:04 from (66.231.126.251):
In Reply to: how good are snow throwers? posted by KURT (mi) on January 31, 2004 at 08:52:56:
I have both - a 32" John Deere walk behind, and a 9' Farm King aka Allied aka Buhler. I use the JD for the smaller snows, etc. Throwing gravel has never jammed my impeller on my JD, and the Farm King would smash it into dust. Anyways - my impellers and augers on both machines have chips out of the paint, but nothing serious. They aren't bent or anything. I've had both of them for about 5 years. If you would jam an impeller, it's just a sheer bolt and a 5 minute job. No biggy. What I like to do is drive over the first couple of snows and get ice, then you hardly throw any stones.
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