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Re: First Blizzard of the year!!
#1 Dec 26, 2010 6:17 pm |
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Starting to get windy out there its already blowing in a couple of directions. What do you think, one run tonight and another in the morning?
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Re: 5 Feet of Snow in Southwestern Canada
#2 Dec 8, 2010 3:38 pm |
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White Christmas? http://www.nwtntoday.com/news.php?viewStory=49546
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Re: Advice on snowblower purchase?
#3 Dec 2, 2010 5:33 pm |
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So, is the (921019) ST24E (24") 211cc Two-Stage Snow Blower w/ Subaru Engine good enough? Or should I be looking at the the Deluxe Platinum ST24DLE (24") 249cc (921017)? I don't think I really need to go up to the professional grade.
My dealer still has a 921019 which is about $350 cheaper, but from what I am hearing, the platinum features and the bigger engine would be worth the price difference.
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Re: Advice on snowblower purchase?
#4 Dec 1, 2010 11:08 am |
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Thanks guys, but my wife spoke to my neighbor and he has a toro 1 stage and he said he's really happy with it. I've been shoveling this thing for the last 5 years, so even if it gets a little bogged down, I can help it out. For me (at this point) the extra $1000 bux to get a premium 2 stage vs a power clear doesn't seem worth it to me. Guess I won't know until after a season or two. Do you think the maintenance costs would go down with a 1 stage. My friend said she needed to bring her 2 stage in and it cost a few hundred bux to service it.
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Advice on snowblower purchase?
#5 Nov 27, 2010 3:37 pm |
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I am looking at purchasing my first snow blower. My local shop carries Toro's and Ariens. I live in northern NJ (morris county) and we had a lot of wet heavy/icy snow last year, so the wife has finally given in to the purchase.
Our driveway is about 125' long and most of it is a about a single car lane, but it opens up to about 3 wide at the bottom. Also my neighbor's drive way is adjacent to it and its about two cars lanes wide in front of their house and one car wide between the two houses. So I'd have to throw the snow straight ahead when I am in the section between the two houses.
I'm currenty thinking of purchasing the Arien's 920013 (Compact 22). Do you think a 6 HP engine will cut it, or should I be looking at a 7 HP?
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