Got about 14-18 inches here south of Akron OH. I moved it in two stages,
which meant that I had to be out in the thick of the storm last night. I
use a blade, and it gets less effective when the snow depth goes beyond
about 8-10".
My reverse switch has gotten flaky (cheap Radio Snot junk) and I haven't
gotten round to replacing it. But for some reason it performed almost
flawlessly during this storm. Maybe it likes snow being dumped on it from
the sky?
The only problem I had is that my E15's worn transaxle popped out of D1 a
couple of times, both times while climbing a hill. So I switched to D2.
Zoom!
Even the steering worked well and didn't skip (much).
I'm telling you, these tractors are troupers.
David Roden - Akron, Ohio, USA
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