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Re: Simplicity P1628E For Sale?
#1 Oct 5, 2014 3:48 pm |
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Simplicity P1628E For Sale?
#2 Oct 3, 2014 5:31 am |
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My son went off to college, so the wife and I are downsizing into a condo. I have a Simplicity Signature Pro P1628E Snow blower (either 3 or 4 years old, can't remember which) that I am not going to need any longer. Given that nothing is wrong with it, what would be a good asking price? Paid $2,200 for it brand new. Advice anyone?
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Re: Use of snow blowers on steep incline.
#3 Jan 20, 2011 9:24 am |
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Hi All. I am going to buy a snow blower soon and need some advice. My driveway is between 20% to 30% grade for about 150 feet.. I am concerded that a wheel drive snow blower will not be able to get up a drive that steep with snow on the drive. At what angle of incline does a trak drive blower need to be considered? What is the primary puopose of trak drive?. Thanks! Doug D Thanks everybody for the input. Doug D 20-30% incline is the most I have ever heard!
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Re: I'm game for a good snow blower fight
#4 Jan 3, 2011 11:29 am |
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Give me your coordinates, I'll line up the Simplicity then engage a suitable snow bank. Wait a few minutes then prepare for incoming. You'll need a very stout umbrella. Using the Simplicity is like bringing a gun to a knife fight... Borat's the favorite.
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Re: Ariens a BIG disappointment
#5 Jan 3, 2011 11:20 am |
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My neighbor had similar issues. He sold it at a garage sale and bought a Simplicity... then moved to Minnesota. He said the Simplicity (Large frame) was worlds better in quality than the Ariens.
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