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Careful of these new 2-stage blowers. They clog very easily, even in relatively dry snow. Was looking at the new 3-stage blowers (just an extra auger on the front), and the Cub Cadets get very high marks. But these new blowers aren't as good as the old single-stage machines.cwfunrider wrote:We live on a Pipe stem and share it with and elderly couple so i try and take care of most of it myself. I said earlier this year that this is the year I buy a snow blower. Well I did not get one in time and when I went to get one they were sold out. I did borrow a neighbors this year though. Made a huge difference in clearing the stem. When they are back in stock I will be buying one.
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My 18 years before Virginia was Minnesota and Wisconsin, so I understand that! A long, hardcore, motorcycle season started the end of February and ended before Thanksgiving.MarcSpaz wrote:I can relate. When I lived in RI, it was only "motorcycle weather" by Va standards for 2 months out of the year. If you didn't ride when it was cold, you didn't get much seat time in.
Yep. I was on the road and rolling, before I realized that it would have been viable to ride today, so my excuse is I was in auto-pilot mode.Take it from someone who got stuck driving home from work in the snow on more that 1 or 2 occasions. It sucks, even for a diehard.
BUT, today you had no excuses. LOL

