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hehehehehehe...
yeah, i don't think you'll the honda snowblower come out with that thing rolling around next to it..
i wish any sort of snowblower would have been here last night to clean the roads... it was a mess.
yeah, i don't think you'll the honda snowblower come out with that thing rolling around next to it..
i wish any sort of snowblower would have been here last night to clean the roads... it was a mess.
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From: Central Massachusetts
Motoo, do you have a driveway to clear? I'm a total snowblower convert (I've got a long, wide driveway), but of course, this is central Massachusetts and shoveling all the snow here is simply not an option.
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i live in an apartment, so, allegdly, there is someone that should be cleaning.
there was at least 6" of snow in the parking lot... i had to plow through snow to park..which sucked..
my parents have a snowblower...it's awesome... for our driveway...we use our St.bernard to eat through the snow on our deck
there was at least 6" of snow in the parking lot... i had to plow through snow to park..which sucked..
my parents have a snowblower...it's awesome... for our driveway...we use our St.bernard to eat through the snow on our deck
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From: Central Massachusetts
Originally posted by Mocky57
i live in an apartment, so, allegdly, there is someone that should be cleaning.
there was at least 6" of snow in the parking lot... i had to plow through snow to park..which sucked..
my parents have a snowblower...it's awesome... for our driveway...we use our St.bernard to eat through the snow on our deck
i live in an apartment, so, allegdly, there is someone that should be cleaning.
there was at least 6" of snow in the parking lot... i had to plow through snow to park..which sucked..
my parents have a snowblower...it's awesome... for our driveway...we use our St.bernard to eat through the snow on our deck
BTW, what picture?
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From: Central Massachusetts
Ah, that's a relief, Motoo! I would imagine thta the S's front bumper really doesn't make a great snowplow.
Billy, yeah that makes total sense. I'm sure the CA highway guys use something like that, too. Nothing like trying to clear a road that has 20+' high snow banks on either side. I'd love to see one of these in action. A 200' snow plume must be quite a sight to behold!
Billy, yeah that makes total sense. I'm sure the CA highway guys use something like that, too. Nothing like trying to clear a road that has 20+' high snow banks on either side. I'd love to see one of these in action. A 200' snow plume must be quite a sight to behold!
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In Houghton, they had something similar. It was a much more basic unit, similar to a riding snowblower, only one engine. Top speed while blowing snow was probably 5-6 MPH (I could keep up on foot) but it threw the snow a good 40' into the air and off the road. I have some pictures but they're all film. I would imagine that'd be more typical of what a municipality would have.