After shoveling all day yesterday but the bullet and bought a new cub cadet 3x26" 3 stage.Regular $1799.99 on sale for two days $200 off $1599.99 at tractor supply.

good purchase i think. the older we get the more we appreciate things like that.

yes the older we get , the more we need things like that !!!!

Guaranteed to not snow again this season now

Good investment where there's alot of snow. I see some guys struggling with a little plastic snowblower that is more work than a dang shovel.

Lol

Wow, I just bought a new snowblower last week. Got a 208 cc Husky and it cost me almost what you paid, and yours looks like a much better unit.

I like your rear window!

Track machine! Nice.

Nice.....and when your done with that machine in May.....run it out of gas....and then throw a quart of this “Real Gas” in it....run it for a couple minutes.....then your are guaranteed,it will start next season. Don’t ask me how I know this....

Looks like a nice one

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Listen to Nessmuck , he knows what he is talking about.

if you can run it on 91 octane ethanol free 100% of the time with a little startron in it and run it out of gas with every use using the fuel shut off when your about 10 feet from the garage turn off the fuel and you can usually make it just to where you intend to park it .

if you can't do that , what Nessy said.

I prefer the treated real gas all the time and always run dry because everything starts better for me that way it seems and sometimes it just up and quits snowing and next thing you know your swatting skeeters and the fish are running.

Thanks for the information Nessmuck I will do that for sure.

Good info Nessmuck

I use a broom to get the snow out of my truck bed ya lazy bugger.

I used a shovel

Very nice

That's sweet.

I got a 350cc snowblower 3 years ago.Then last year I got a plow for the 4 wheeler-never used the snowblower since.

Depending on the type of snow you have a plow can work or not do a thing. I get snow drifted in so hard at times a walk behind blower won't touch it without chopping it up with a shovel or pick ax. A bucket on a tractor will go in about two inches ramming it. A blade on even a PU would be stopped dead and do nothing but jar your teeth. I got a skidsteer and a blower for on it. That moves snow.