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Ready for SNOW!!!!!

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Clemsonfor » Tue Nov 24, 2020 8:12 am

I got one at Batteries plus bulbs. Not sure how extensive their stores are nationwide but at least here in SC and GA they seem to be in every mid size and up town. They have an online coupon that made it somewhere like $75. They are branded Duracell, but I can't remember if there Dekka or East Penn that actually makes them.

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Peter Person » Fri Nov 27, 2020 11:12 pm

Picked up a Diehard battery today at Advanced Auto. 10% off plus a $10 Speed Perks discount along with a $25 gift card, came to $60.
Erik and Aron helped get the chains on the “new” turf tires. Pretty rough ride on bare pavement and gravel but I don’t think I’ll get stuck!
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby offrink » Sun Nov 29, 2020 2:45 pm

I put my plow and chains on last week. 2 wheels weights on loaded tires plus chains should keep the traction. If it doesn’t then I don’t need to go there!

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Peter Person » Fri Dec 04, 2020 10:27 pm

Looks like I’ll be getting some seat time tomorrow afternoon. 6-10” of heavy wet snow forecast for our area of CT. :tractor:
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Don McCombs » Sat Dec 05, 2020 7:46 am

You have my sympathy, Peter. :D
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Peter Person » Sat Dec 05, 2020 10:53 am

Don’t worry Don, you’ll get your fair share this winter!
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Don McCombs » Sat Dec 05, 2020 12:33 pm

Almanac says a mild Winter. I hope so.
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby tinnerjohn » Sat Dec 05, 2020 1:48 pm

Did you use it Tuesday Bill? Now I know who to blame! I thought it was my fault because I don't have mine mounted yet. I guess we can share the responsibility. John

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Bill Hudson » Sat Dec 05, 2020 9:23 pm

John, I used it on Wednesday. The snow was wet and heavy and pushed great. The fives driveways I plowed were all concrete so it was easy plowing.

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby outdoors4evr » Mon Dec 07, 2020 6:36 am

Bill Hudson wrote:will reinstall the urethane cutting edge tomorrow.


Why remove the cutting edge? Was I supposed to do that? I have a rubber cutting edge on my plow.
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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Bill Hudson » Mon Dec 07, 2020 2:35 pm

outdoors4evr wrote:
Bill Hudson wrote:will reinstall the urethane cutting edge tomorrow.


Why remove the cutting edge? Was I supposed to do that? I have a rubber cutting edge on my plow.


The urethane cutting edge was removed to move some soil around. I installed the urethane cutting edge for plowing snow on concrete driveways. The urethane cutting edge is sandwiched between the blade and the steel cutting edge. The urethane cutting edge protrudes about 3/4" below steel cutting edge so that no metal contacts the concrete.

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Peter Person » Mon Dec 07, 2020 2:53 pm

Bill,
I noticed you have 20 cross links whereas the set of chains I have only has 11. Does this help with ride quality?
I never got stuck or lost traction on Saturday but it sure wasn't a smooth ride!

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Bill Hudson » Mon Dec 07, 2020 7:11 pm

Peter,

Yes, I went with the extra cross links and am happy that I did. At full throttle in 3rd gear, the ride is fairly smooth and I give the turf tires credit for that because cross chains do not get between the lugs as they do on ag tires. Where the chain ends meet, there is a wider gap and you feel it every time that gap is on the bottom (at least on the right side).

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Lt.Mike » Mon Dec 07, 2020 10:55 pm

Peter Person wrote:Picked up a Diehard battery today at Advanced Auto. 10% off plus a $10 Speed Perks discount along with a $25 gift card, came to $60.
Erik and Aron helped get the chains on the “new” turf tires. Pretty rough ride on bare pavement and gravel but I don’t think I’ll get stuck!
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Pete double weights up front !
Button tires with chains !
You definitely have the hot setup !
Quote by Gary Pickeral I like
"If it can cast a shadow, it can be restored"

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Re: Ready for SNOW!!!!!

Postby Peter Person » Tue Dec 08, 2020 7:44 am

Lt.Mike wrote:Pete double weights up front !
Button tires with chains !
You definitely have the hot setup !


Thanks Mike,
For pure grip, Tucker, up in northern Vermont, has the best chains I’ve ever seen.
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I do need to have Aron help me fabricate a lightweight cab for the winter months along with adding hydraulic blade angle. Rick Prentice has a sweet setup for both.
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