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clive Lockwood
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Post by clive Lockwood »

I knew it would come in handy :lol:

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Roy Pickavance
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Post by Roy Pickavance »

Hi Clive,
Great pics, can I borrow it as I am snowed in .
See you soon and have a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year.
Best regards Roy
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Antony Rowley
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Post by Antony Rowley »

Hi Clive,

Superb photo's 8) I bet that was fun. I too have been out in the snow with my Panther. I'll post some photo's later.

Thanks for sharing,

Ant
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Richie Wignall

Post by Richie Wignall »

Hi Clive

I think your doing a better job than the highways agency:P

nice pics :wink:


Richie :wink:

Jeffrey Goff
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Post by Jeffrey Goff »

Hi Clive, that a great looking model, and practical as well, first class
regards
Jeff

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Paul Wills
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Post by Paul Wills »

Hi Clive,

Great photos and job well done.

Paul.
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Robert E Morey
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Post by Robert E Morey »

Clive,
That is too cool for words! Looks like a great way to spend the afternoon clearing the walkway and drive. I sure could have used a dozer here last year with all the snow we got.

Enjoy the holidays!
Bob

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Post by Allan Richards »

Its got to be the coolest snow plough ever
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Post by Tim Bowman »

Hi Clive

That is cool! Great pictures.

Merry Christmas
Tim
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