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I remember when there was no snow
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    Posted: 21 Feb 2010 at 3:10pm
Went down to this shed yesterday and there is a 12 ft drift in front of it. Makes me long for summer when we took pictures of the tractors in front of it. I hate snow lol
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Just wondering, are those the normal cast centers on that D21?  It almost looks like a "Mexican hat" dual center or something by how far it is offset on the axle, but it may just be the angle of the picture.

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At least your' ground will have a good head start in the water department! Up here, near Hamilton,Ontario it's all but gone.....only had 4-5" total at my place...
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Jason, Nice lineup. Which one gets used to move the snow? Let us see what it looks like now. Some of those Canadians might forget what snowdrifts look like.
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After having a mostly open winter here the forecast is for snow from overnight Monday to some time Saturday...
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I'm with you Jason; getting tired of the snow and cold.  Usually would get a few warmer nice days and could work outside, but not this winter.
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