Not a good day plowing snow.

Glad to here you are OK. Maybe when you are done with the torque tube you should look into installing an air bag. :D :D :lol: Dave B.
 
I feel bad for you. I had the same thing happen while plowing my friends driveway with my 4x4. I wasn't going fast but from going foward to total stop is something you remember. Had the glove box open and stuff come out from under the seat. Only good thing was I found stuff that had been missing and stuff I didn't know I had :P .
 
The older I get, the more I appreciate why my friend advised me never to buy a truck that had plowed.... it is surely hard on things.

It hurt me just to look that that broken mount. Sudden stops are no good.

Larry
 
Wow, a 5 year old thread brought back to the top. :big afro:

I don't think it would matter that much where John lives, He is in MO., not the bone chilling frozen north.

I bet if he was at full throttle in 2nd gear and hit a stump or curb in the summer time, it would do the same thing.
 
Don't blame us, LOL, you posted the pictures. :big afro:

And yes, I have some pictures out there on this forum I wish had never been posted too. :big afro:
 
John *.?-!.* cub owner":1tckib95 said:
You guys don't ever let a fella forget a mistake, no matter how hard he tries, do you.
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We sure don't John, but then Nick did have a valid question. :lol: You didn't make a mistake, you created a learning experience for others.

On a more serious note, with the snow season upon us a lot of new members may be plowing for the first time. This will serve as a good reminder of things to watch for.
 
Barnyard":2f9x4xr1 said:
John *.?-!.* cub owner":2f9x4xr1 said:
You guys don't ever let a fella forget a mistake, no matter how hard he tries, do you.
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We sure don't John, but then Nick did have a valid question. :lol: You didn't make a mistake, you created a learning experience for others.

On a more serious note, with the snow season upon us a lot of new members may be plowing for the first time. This will serve as a good reminder of things to watch for.
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Good point Bill...it's all about learning here. And donuts (Ed).
 
In the big city 3rd is fast. I much prefer to be 'put-puting' along. Granite curbstones vs a 54, my money is on the granite!

I surely felt your pain when it happened EJP, and learned from it. Probably owe you some money for the stuff I didn't break :wink:
 
John *.?-!.* cub owner":31xvxgro said:
BigBill":31xvxgro said:
That break can be welded and reinforced much better than new.
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It probably is now stronger than it was before, it went to scrap and is probably in some body's garage by now.
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:bellylaugh: Thats right
 
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