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[Don Campbell]

So far we have got 26 inches of snow this winter. The rain a few days ago melted some of it but we got 4 inches yesterday and 6 inches this morning and more on the way for this afternoon.

  Gaylord , Mi. is one of those snowbelts in Northern Michigan . I had to replace a hydraulic hose yesterday on the mini loader . It is ready to go today again. That old loader is running the best it ever has since I rebuilt the carb, built a new air claner system , new fuel filter, new throttle and choke cable.

  To think I was going to cut it up , ha,ha. It really moves a lot of snow . I'm building the perfect sledding hill for my grandson

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[nra1ifer]

That is a really cool little loader. Have fun!

[JD DANNELS]

Now that's the way to move snow!!

[JD DANNELS]

Don, Did you build the cab on that unit? Not being familiar with that brand I did a search and never found a picture of another with a cab.

[JDBrian]

That loader must be handy now that you don't have the big JD for snow removal.

[Talntedmrgreen]

man, I love it up there!  Lucky dog!  That's God's country!  We picked up about 6" south of GR so far.  Headed home to hit it with the Sweepster...wish I had a half scale to 'work' with!

[superaben]

I like that loader.  I have run a small articulated loader (compact wheel loader is the official name I guess) and really love them. 

 

Ben W.

[toomanytoys84]

Looks like fun but please keep the snow where you live!

I used to move snow when I lived up north with a three loader. Pretty large sized machine. late 70 make with a 2 stroke Detroit. Thing was a monster!

Edited by toomanytoys84, December 15, 2013 - 09:26 PM.