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SwedishRider
Rider on the Storm
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Connecticut
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reply to meskinct

Re: [SNOW] The Winter 2012/2013 Thread

said by meskinct:

So how large of a propane tank does it have on-board?

Nice. You laugh... but I actually did ask the dealer if Husqvarna made a propane model before I bought my Rider.


meskinct
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reply to SwedishRider
So how large of a propane tank does it have on-board?



Harddrive
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Congrats! That thing's a beast.
And after looking at the accessory product page, you need the broom attachment to be able to finish up the little stuff left over.



SwedishRider
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Connecticut
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reply to gregamy
Well, my AWD Rider snow thrower was finally put to use today after about a foot of snow last night, and it was UNSTOPPABLE!!

With no tire ballast, no wheel weights, and no chains, and starting from the bottom of my driveway, up a constant 9-degree slope, it never slipped or hesitated once!! It bit the ground and somehow knew where to send traction. Snow was flying at peak setting at least 40-50 feet. It was super impressive. I got done in record time, and got two of my neighbor's driveways done so I could get some more seat time.

I had a couple of quick videos shot from indoors, but during the next storm, I intend to get some better video. These videos really don't do it justice... but at least for now you can have a look.

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA75fPyRufs


»www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUhFW1F2Rqg


I did learn from this first trial, and I have some pathway ideas to make next time easier. But this is one tough machine. I honestly thought about getting some chains before the storm just to have them on hand for when my machine started to slip on the steepness, but I would have never used them. Frankly, that Rider has better traction than my vehicles. When I was all done, and the road was packed with a slick, icy coating (sun was coming out), I tried to navigate up it, just to see if it could do it, and it never spun, complained or hesitated. It was freakish actually!

Consider me impressed!

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