Posted by IH fan on February 09, 2011 at 17:12:24 from (69.155.46.29):
In Reply to: Snow day! posted by Bud DeLong on February 09, 2011 at 07:16:05:
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I put my last bottle of Heet in it after I had the heat lamp on the carb and it stayed running. There was something like frosted gas on the outside of the carb. The loader moved a heck of a lot more snow than the blade. I put wheel weights on it this fall (got them from a guy off of YT) and I think even that 150# helped, along with my 250 :oops: . Think I'll hit TSC tomorrow and get some more Heet to have on hand.
As a kid, probably not all that far from where you are, I didn't mind the snow and cold too much. Always said you can put on enough clothes to stay warm, but can't always take off enough to stay cool. Now I don't like either extreme.
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