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    Quote Originally Posted by rolodave View Post
    I've seen the temp drop to -30F(-34.4C). I do wish the Winnepegians would keep that weather out of Minnesota.
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    You guys are still using shovels????

    Bob
    I bought a snowblower last winter during the first heavy snowfall. I had enough of shoveling snow.
    It ended up costing about $200 per use so far.... As much as I hate snow it would be nice to get some use out of the blower this winter Lol.

    As far as the jacket, those varsity and suede with fur are good for getting from the car to the mall ect.
    Real outdoor exposure up here requires a couple more layers

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    Quote Originally Posted by epd View Post
    I bought a snowblower last winter during the first heavy snowfall. I had enough of shoveling snow.
    It ended up costing about $200 per use so far.... As much as I hate snow it would be nice to get some use out of the blower this winter Lol.

    As far as the jacket, those varsity and suede with fur are good for getting from the car to the mall ect.
    Real outdoor exposure up here requires a couple more layers



    Eric.
    My last blower lasted me 20 years before self destructing so owed me nothing. If the new one goes that long it will be my last. Fear not you will get lots more use out of it yet.

    Yea, there is a huge difference in what you need dashing from house to car and car to mall or long work periods outdoors.

    Bob
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