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old DS pushing snow

15 years ago

Well, finely got to use my LX266 to push some snow. Sure bets the heck out of shoveling especially with my three cracked disc and fractured hip!. See me cutting of the drift in front of the garage. Works really great only weight on at rear end is 200 pound DS. Chains is all I need LOL. Try to post pictures of my 850 dollar investment now with the snow blade attactment. That 17.5 HP engine works great, first time the governor has kicked in. I wouldn't want to do this with an old chain driven gearbox. Too much stopping and shifting. the paddle control was great for this job!

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Comments (10)

  • 15 years ago

    Go boy!!! Good pics! From the looks of the background in the distance, it looks like you still have some snow showers passing through, or maybe it's just the wind whipping up the fallen snow on tree branches and stuff. Sure looks "wintry" to me. What's the temperature outside?

  • 15 years ago

    was 11 degrees yesterday, it was blowing snow. today suspose to make it all the way to 13. But, by sat. it will be in the high 30's. Not like last sat. when it was 76 degree's.

  • 15 years ago

    That LX is sweet ,liquid cooled is it? my lx was well built and should have kept it ,dare to say yours is a 1995 or 6 .... hope ya all feel better .
    DOBIE.

  • 15 years ago

    Hey RC looks like your really enjoying the new Toy . Nice Country or Rural setting you have . All the best with the Hip Dude . I had mine replaced and have never felt better , should have had it done sooner .

  • 15 years ago

    LX266 not liquid cooled, orginal 16 hp air cooled kohler, Mine has replacement engine 17.5 kohler, started right up at 5 degree this morning in the garage out back.

    My hip fracture is at the sciatic nerve where it tunnels through the hip causing inflamation. nothing can be do at this time other than pills when it flares up. Besides after my AN removal don't care for no more hospital feeaskoo's.

    was nice and quiet about 10 years ago where I live urban development has really grown in may area east of OKC. Still not bad, but I here traffic alot more now than I use to.

  • 15 years ago

    RC: I'd venture to say, the reason that folks have moved into your area and gummed it up with lots of traffic, and noise, is---you've made the area look too nice!!
    That happened here, in my area. This was a nice, sparsely populated area, where i could work on my stuff with no problems. Then, the developers got wind of it, and now we are surrounded by scads of new homes!
    I think, in my case, they aren't going to say much about my mower repair business, as they figger they can wait me out, i'll croak, they'll put the wife in a home, and then they'll make my heirs clean it all out. Most of the place looks nice, only a couple mowers in plain sight. the Chinks, and rag-heads don't come around here-probably consider me to be a red-neck, so they stay away. Especially after they see my sign: "This property protected by Smith & Wesson! Like to take the chance?"
    Looks like that tractor is just right for you!

  • 15 years ago

    same around here developers have brought up sqare miles of cow pasture and blackjacks. I don't know where they get all the people to buy them homes they start about 250k and up, some as high as 600K. I'm lucky we have two townships and county around us they can't annex use unless there on three sides or get us to vote on there annexation. So far nobody want to belong to either town and we are still in the county. Notice my eastern screech owl nest boxes. I got two gray and rustic red. the red has be nesting on my property for 9 years.

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  • 15 years ago

    People like the country so they move there and complain about the smell of manure, tractors in the yard, etc etc.

    I suppose soem of them then move out to the country (again) and the cycle continues.

    RCMoser - looks ideal! Here in Northern VA they take their time and don't plow the back streets until after they have packed down to a block of ice. By then it doesn't help much.

    So a couple of weeks ago when we have snow I got out there at 10 PM with the 1969 Wheel Horse Charger 12 and plowed the road. I met a number of new neighbors after that.

    Why does everyone have to say thank you with sweets. I am fat and diabetic and could do without the cookies and pies, not that I don't appreciate the thanks. I wish people would say thanks with steaks, or even gasoline!!

    It is nice to have the right tool for the job though!

  • 15 years ago

    Take care of the diabetes, that can sneak up on you real quick! I look Like I've got little bell palsy after my AN removal, effect me in the cold, and that day it was cold!

    Yep, same here, except they don't even plow the streets, just the snow routes out here where I live. Plowed some more yesterday, got another 8" or maybe 10" tues. and wed morning, hard to tell with the wind blowing. Rescued the lady across the street, she started scooping about the time I was done. They are nice, don't mine helping out nice people! Now some AH like me???????????????? Have to think about it?!?

    I looked and looked for WheelHorse Raider 14 RC or Power King, especially after guy on craiglist sold one out from under me?

    LX266 nice enough got pedal control and I got it cheap, sure is nice going fwd or reverse! Steers like a caddie, compared to the yugo I had for years. Naa, I take that back, not a yugo, maybe Rambler American or ford falcon! Ok a neon for the X, XX generation. Lord help us when we get to XXX. Just amazes me how us baby boomers made it without Mp3 players, cell phones and texting.

  • 15 years ago

    You guys sound like the golden years bring a lot of unwanted items . Ya know what, I am with ya, and only 49 Id tell you everything but someone is a lot worse off than me...I guess taking that attitude helps . Our family has sugar bad and you MUST TAKE CARE OF IT....you guts are the best
    DOBIE....

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