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Yep, I bought one of those small electric Toro units for SWMBO , thought
she might like it better than the sump pump I was thinking of get
her.<br>
It was great for doing just the deck, lasted one season, the following
season when rolled out into our usual -40 degree C. temperature and
said I aint turning over for nobody. Just played the dead dog routine and
didn't flinch no matter who poked around in it's gizzards, me, local
handyman. electrician, nobody could make it move.<br>
That was a couple of years ago so now the Lady Armstrong just cleans it
off the old fashioned way , keeps her in tip top shape too.(G)<br><br>
Gord in Snow up to your armpits and temperatures that are just that, low
enough that wind chill don't even enter into the equation.<br><br>
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At 09:31 2/4/2009, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Friends in Carving: Please
support our List - visit the Carvers' Campanion Shop at
<a href="http://cafepress.com/woodcarving" eudora="autourl">
http://cafepress.com/woodcarving</a><br><br>
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</font><font size=2>to my north country woodcarving friends--another new
topic and slightly "OFF" our usual---"does anyone have
experience with an electric snowblower ?" --regards to
all---Hugh(aka-skincarp)<br>
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