What did you do today, in regards to detailing?
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PaulMys
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Thinking about putting a coat of wax on my new snowblower
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I DO!!!!
Nice machine. Is that the SHO Deluxe with the 254cc engine?
PaulMys
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I agree with you… dodges are “trashed”……. Also the paint was in bad shape too
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You sir, are a douchebag...............:laughing:
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Awesome
.I should have done that with my snapper that I have at the house. Unfortunately it's got paint pealing and some rust.
This blower is strictly for the shop.
And yes you are correct!
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PaulMys
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Awesome.
I should have done that with my snapper that I have at the house. Unfortunately it's got paint pealing and some rust.
This blower is strictly for the shop.
And yes you are correct!
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Where do you live, Dubbinator?
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chilly
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PaulMys
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You cannot go wrong with the Ariens line of snow machines.
The only thing you can do which might be less desirable with any snowblower is to "under-buy".
Meaning that if you get TONS of snow, and wish you had bought bigger.
But if you get average snowfalls of 8-12", and the occasional 20", that Ariens Deluxe that Bdubbs has will slice through it no problem.
chilly
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I have seen a few 20"+ snowfalls but the majority are more within 4-8" with a few 12-18" storms each winter
I can always hit it 2-3 times I reckon if I know it's just going to keep coming down
If we get into the house while there are still machines available locally I will see what is left and I can store it in the garage until we get a shed
Something I have noticed at Home Depot and Lowes is I am not seeing machines with a tracked drive anymore like I used to
They all just have wheels
PaulMys
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I have seen a few 20"+ snowfalls but the majority are more within 4-8" with a few 12-18" storms each winter
I can always hit it 2-3 times I reckon if I know it's just going to keep coming down
If we get into the house while there are still machines available locally I will see what is left and I can store it in the garage until we get a shed
Something I have noticed at Home Depot and Lowes is I am not seeing machines with a tracked drive anymore like I used to
They all just have wheels
Check out the Ariens Rapid Track line, Chill-Meister......
Let me know what you think of the "Kraken" model. (After you recover from the massive heart attack after seeing the price of it.....)
chilly
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Ummmmmm….
If I bought that I would blame you and one day a 5’ 0” Tasmanian Devil named Donna would knock on your door and end you…
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PaulMys
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:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
Yeah, but you'd be the coolest (Chilliest) kid on the block.......... :righton:
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We actually traded in our old machine a few years ago and got a smaller one, a 20" Ariens Compact, so my girlfriend could manage it.
PaulMys
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The Compact line is great.
chilly
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I would also be spending the entire detailing budget for the rest of my life
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See...now we just need DFB to get in here with some Blue Oval smack talk and it would be on
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Even in 32 degree weather the Ceramic Gloss didn't streak one bit, really impressed with these products so far
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I've been thinking about what to use after Can Coat is dead. I am definitely getting BH Touchless/AF at some point, but for everything else I'm leaning towards the DIY line. On the fence about their coating and was thinking of trying Feynlab Ceramic Lite or 3D Graphene. But from the DIY line I want to try Quick Beads (looks better than Wet Coat), Ceramic Gloss, and their RW.