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daggerdoggie
 Post subject: SNOW!!!
PostPosted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 5:39 pm 
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Finally!!!

I know it's not much, but it's a start. I'm dying to get out there. One more inch and I'll be doing circles around my house on my measly 3 1/2 acres.

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Cool.

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Can't wait to get out for that weekend we were talking about..

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we got about 4 or 4 inches down here in VA :D

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I did a few laps. A test for new LEDs.

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HAHA those LEDs ar cool Scott!! :thumbup:

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too funny.

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ugh i just sold my rev XP :(

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fusionfronty99 wrote:
ugh i just sold my rev XP :(


Now that is sad. Why?
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Nice :thumbup:
we only got a dusting here :(

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I only had a dusting..
But, it's a start.

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daggerdoggie wrote:
fusionfronty99 wrote:
ugh i just sold my rev XP :(


Now that is sad. Why?


college makes it so i have no time for it, it basically never was used

last season i went once to tully n once to mexico n thats it (put 250miles on it)

i made a little money tho, i bought it with 7 miles on it from a guy who threw out his back... when i sold it, i payed for the loan i took out and i made 400 bucks haha

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Scott, is there a minimum amount of snow that you're "supposed" to wait for in order to use a snowmobile?

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Scott, is there a minimum amount of snow that you're "supposed" to wait for in order to use a snowmobile?


I'm sure there is, but I think Scott looked out, saw what they had and said 'yup, that's enough'

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The minimum is three inches, which is not enough. Most trails say 6", but really you need at least a foot to cover most things.

We had four or five total and I aerated the lawn a little.
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