MAINE'S DECEMBER B/S THREAD!!
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Hi Justin wait until he is big enough to go after the bulbs. Our baby has been crawling for about a month and loves going for those shiny bulbs. Now we have to keep the cat from knocking them down so he can get them.
What did you end up getting for a snowblower? I have an old Ariens from the 70's that I put a new motor in with electric start. The thing is made of all metal and is pretty indestructible after years of abuse.
What did you end up getting for a snowblower? I have an old Ariens from the 70's that I put a new motor in with electric start. The thing is made of all metal and is pretty indestructible after years of abuse.
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That should do a good job. It will be tough with the heavy wet snow! I haven't met a snowblower that handles that stuff. My dad has a large two stage blower hooked up to his tractor and it still gets clogged!
