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WVHillbilly520H

I missed this team a few years back, at least your C160 has hydraulics...

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WHGuy413

Mine are ready to go. I will have to get some pictures when I finally get out of work tomorrow.

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ebinmaine

Looking good!

We're ready here in Maine...

 

 

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WVHillbilly520H
26 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Looking good!

We're ready here in Maine...

 

 

Maybe you need this one to go with that big walk behind...:ROTF: then you'll definitely be ready.

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JCM

Not much of a workout today with only 5 inches as of 5 pm, seems like a mix right now.I wonder what happened to the 12 to 18 inches that was predicted..I purchased this 520-H back in 2001 with 470 hours on it from a good friend of mine as.he only mowed with it, it now has 790 hours and has been a great tractor.I wonder how Eric B made out 1 hour north of me ?

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ebinmaine
35 minutes ago, JCM said:

wonder how Eric B made out 1 hour north of me ?

Man o man. Rugged.

 

When I got up this morning we had about six and a half inches of snow and it sleeted most of the day after that. Ended up with a strong 8 total.

It's like moving quicksand out there. It's not slushy but it's extremely dense and heavy.

Moved enough this afternoon to get out of the driveway in the morning and we will finish it up tomorrow afternoon.

 

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Mows4three

The big storm petered out in SW PA.   No accumulation worthy of more than a broom.   

 

Milk, bread, egg and toilet paper sales were through the roof.   The local grocery store owner was seen counting stack after stack of cold hard cash.   The salt mine was working overtime to fill orders.  Unbelievable.

 

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Dave

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Retired Wrencher
13 hours ago, ebinmaine said:

Man o man. Rugged.

 

When I got up this morning we had about six and a half inches of snow and it sleeted most of the day after that. Ended up with a strong 8 total.

It's like moving quicksand out there. It's not slushy but it's extremely dense and heavy.

Moved enough this afternoon to get out of the driveway in the morning and we will finish it up tomorrow afternoon.

 

Eric how did the 6-12 chains work out?

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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, Retierd Wrencher said:

Eric how did the 6-12 chains work out?

Very well. Thank you.

Those are on my honeys 657 and she has only used it once or twice since we put them on but they definitely work better than the oversized double tied still loose ones that were on there.

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Retired Wrencher

:):handgestures-thumbupright::greetings-clappingyellow:

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