I can't speak for everybody but I think that there should be a separate site for all you who live in the warm areas of US so us :spyder2: lovers don't get jealous and :spyder:wish them snow:yes:. This way when we click on spyderlovers we don't see that you are riding this weekend when all we are riding are vehicles with snowplows on them.:gaah:
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I can't speak for everybody but I think that there should be a separate site for all you who live in the warm areas of US so us :spyder2: lovers don't get jealous and :spyder:wish them snow:yes:. This way when we click on spyderlovers we don't see that you are riding this weekend when all we are riding are vehicles with snowplows on them.:gaah:
SpyderAnn01
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Brevet05
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Wait a minute. You're in Pennsylvania, and your dealer didn't suggest the BRP Spyder Plow? My dealer had a great package deal, what he called putting the "S" into RT-S!
It allows for pretty complete snow removal (see attached photo) and attachment couldn't be simpler. There's an opening in the frame under all the RT series that accepts the coupler. It articulates left or right, and raises about 10" for travel. I'm not sure if there's a similar one for the RS, but I'm sure your dealer'd be happy to look it up for you.
Still riding (and getting paid!) in Ohio...
It allows for pretty complete snow removal (see attached photo) and attachment couldn't be simpler. There's an opening in the frame under all the RT series that accepts the coupler. It articulates left or right, and raises about 10" for travel. I'm not sure if there's a similar one for the RS, but I'm sure your dealer'd be happy to look it up for you.
Still riding (and getting paid!) in Ohio...
IWN2RYD
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Photoshop FTW!!!! (For the win)
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Photoshop FTW!!!! (For the win)
bruiser
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bruiser
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So move further south. The Mason Dixon Line is south of Hanover. :roflblack::roflblack:
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