playing in the snow

[tubatom04 0]

this is me playing in the snow with my 3212v simplicity. in new hampshire.

[Simpleton7016 2]

It looks like you are weighing 'er down with Lego's in back.....steel, iron or lead will work much more effectively! Looks like fun though....wish I could plow in a sweater!

[tubatom04 0]

well there are 2 cat litter containers filled with sand in the metal box on the back, and i had a tee shirt and two sweeters on that day at that time it was in the 40's with little to no wind. got to love new england, one day it 30 below and snowing next day it pushes the 50's as far as temp goes but i was having fun.

[OrangeMetalGuy 20]

Where in NH? I used to live in Pembroke.

[tubatom04 0]

i live in dover nh it did great the first time when it was the light fluffy stuff second time out not so good.

[John_RI 0]

Hey Tom, I grew up in Do'va! I found I couldn't do anything in snow without chains. John

[tubatom04 0]

yeah john ri i found out the same thing. i now have tire chains on the rear tires that has helped out a little.

[JohnMBerst 36]

Thought I would add a few picture of my 5212.5 and the blower. The cab came from my dads walk behind, and while not fully enclosed, sure helps keep the snow from my face.

Has served me well for 18 years. Hope you all had a great Christmas.

[tubatom04 0]

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Originally posted by JohnMBerst
Thought I would add a few picture of my 5212.5 and the blower. The cab came from my dads walk behind, and while not fully enclosed, sure helps keep the snow from my face.
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Has served me well for 18 years. Hope you all had a great Christmas.

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hey john thanks for the pics. i was just recently givin a 36 in snow blower attachment for my 3212v, but i need to find a hitch for it.