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buttlint

Joined: Oct 14, 2002
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any thoughts on HUSVARNA models?
Original Message Dec 4, 2004 3:24 pm

Just wanted too put some of the old funiture in the new place.

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jafr

Location: North Reading, MA
Joined: Jan 2, 2002
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Re: any thoughts on HUSVARNA models?
Reply #62 Feb 4, 2006 4:55 pm

This thread is like your parents house. No matter how far you roam its good to come home once in a while!

EGreen

Location: Amherst (Buffalo), New York
Joined: Nov 4, 2005
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Re: any thoughts on HUSVARNA models?
Reply #63 Feb 5, 2006 9:54 am

snowman wrote:

Saw Husqvarna model 96723 10.5 HP with "power steering" at Lowes for $1000 and have a 10% coupon.

Was contemplating the Ariens 926DLE over the similar LE model because it handles reportedly so much easier.

Is the 96723 worth looking into? Is it in the same class as the Ariens reputation? Need something that's powerful and easy to maneuver.

The Husvarna is almost $600 less... tempting or fate?

well for a cheaper price than the DLE model, the 11528LE has a trigger lock which assists in turning. I find the LE just fine with one wheel unlocked and since it has pretty big air tires with both locked it can turn ok and seems easier to turn than my old 70's Hahn-Eclips Snow Giant.

EGreen

Location: Amherst (Buffalo), New York
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Re: any thoughts on HUSVARNA models?
Reply #64 Feb 5, 2006 9:56 am

EGreen wrote:

I mean I find the 926LE just fine with......etc. It can have either wheel locked or unlocked so the exhaust in the face problem (you may have read about) is solved by unlocked the righ wheel instead of left.

The 11528le is even easier because you can "on the fly" lock and unlock the left wheel.

jafr

Location: North Reading, MA
Joined: Jan 2, 2002
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Re: any thoughts on HUSVARNA models?
Reply #65 Feb 13, 2007 7:52 pm

Might finally have a reason to start the old girl tomorrow. Longest stretch I can ever remember in a New England Winter without any plowable snow.

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