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My Snow Rig
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Darryl G
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Darryl G
All dressed up and nowhere to go, as usual. All of the snow from the weekend storm washed away with the rain except for the northern extreme of my route. Being on the shore that happens all too often. Sooner or later we'll end up getting dumped on.
2003 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 4x4 with 8'2" Boss Power V XT (all new exterior hydraulic lines), LT 235/85 R16 (tall and skinny) Firestone Winterforce snow tires (no studs) and square alloy chains with cams and spreaders for the rear on call. Double battery setup (just added finally), upgraded alternator and fan clutch, tow and plow prep packages. It's a good plow rig and pretty unstoppable. The mini light bar was new last year and replaced a small single light unit that was too dim. In the rear is a Honda HS520 single stage (just replaced scraper and paddles) and a Husqvarna ST224P, yet to see snow. The Honda snow blower doesn't see much use and I expect that the Husqvarna will see even less. It's just a contingency for the big storms and to back up the Honda since my kids aren't around to ride shotgun and shovel anymore
2003 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 4x4 with 8'2" Boss Power V XT (all new exterior hydraulic lines), LT 235/85 R16 (tall and skinny) Firestone Winterforce snow tires (no studs) and square alloy chains with cams and spreaders for the rear on call. Double battery setup (just added finally), upgraded alternator and fan clutch, tow and plow prep packages. It's a good plow rig and pretty unstoppable. The mini light bar was new last year and replaced a small single light unit that was too dim. In the rear is a Honda HS520 single stage (just replaced scraper and paddles) and a Husqvarna ST224P, yet to see snow. The Honda snow blower doesn't see much use and I expect that the Husqvarna will see even less. It's just a contingency for the big storms and to back up the Honda since my kids aren't around to ride shotgun and shovel anymore
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Boobala
You can always take a ride up to all the New England states, but DON'T wear yout M.A.G.A. hat in the saloons or ANYWHERE for that matter .. :laughing:..:laughing:
Boobala
All dressed up and nowhere to go, as usual. All of the snow from the weekend storm washed away with the rain except for the northern extreme of my route. Being on the shore that happens all too often. Sooner or later we'll end up getting dumped on.
2003 Chevy Silverado 2500HD 4x4 with 8'2" Boss Power V XT (all new exterior hydraulic lines), LT 235/85 R16 (tall and skinny) Firestone Winterforce snow tires (no studs) and square alloy chains with cams and spreaders for the rear on call. Double battery setup (just added finally), upgraded alternator and fan clutch, tow and plow prep packages. It's a good plow rig and pretty unstoppable. The mini light bar was new last year and replaced a small single light unit that was too dim. In the rear is a Honda HS520 single stage (just replaced scraper and paddles) and a Husqvarna ST224P, yet to see snow. The Honda snow blower doesn't see much use and I expect that the Husqvarna will see even less. It's just a contingency for the big storms and to back up the Honda since my kids aren't around to ride shotgun and shovel anymore
You can always take a ride up to all the New England states, but DON'T wear yout M.A.G.A. hat in the saloons or ANYWHERE for that matter .. :laughing:..:laughing:
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Boobala
Darryl, I was jus yankin ur chain, .. nice rig like that is eye candy to some o those Yankee boys, it might come up "missing" .. ..:laughing:
Boobala
Darryl, I was jus yankin ur chain, .. nice rig like that is eye candy to some o those Yankee boys, it might come up "missing" ..
..:laughing:
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Darryl G
You were yankin' someone's chain? Really? :laughing:
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Darryl G
Darryl, I was jus yankin ur chain, .. nice rig like that is eye candy to some o those Yankee boys, it might come up "missing" ..
You were yankin' someone's chain? Really? :laughing: