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Nathyn on his 18G with 44" blower
Snow in Mexico? If it is Mexico New York there is! ...and lots of it! This is 2-2007 |
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Forging ahead!
Nathyn said, "My friend lives up there and he unfortunately broke his Oliver, so the Gravely came to the rescue. I blew a path to his barn."
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This takes some technique! ....a set of 6' drift cutters wouldn't hurt either.
"I kept in low gear and 2nd or 3rd. The best approach I found in that much snow was to go about 4 or 5 feet, back up and go again, so the snow on top would fall down, and you would dig deeper the subsequant times...The key was to get down to grade, so you weren't driving on too much snow or you would loose traction and get stuck."
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Greetings from Canada!
Snow in Wyoming, sure. But Wyoming in Canada? You bet! Say hello to Harry in Wyoming, Ontario |
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Go back to where you came from.
Harry's C8 with MA-210 blower has little trouble sending snow back to the clouds. |
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Not a cloud in the sky, except Harry's.
It's no wonder these things have been dubed "Snow Cannons" |
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Clean machine
Harry's C8 with MA-210 Feb-2007 |
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