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![[Hearth.com] What's better than one Honda snowblower?](/talk/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FKSWngwy.jpg&hash=a74697d34f280733d6dced0cb453f0a9 "[Hearth.com] What's better than one Honda snowblower?")
maple1
Minister of Fire
It's tempting to keep both -- maybe I could start a side business. But I don't have a real need for the tracked one. No stairs that I need to go up and my driveway is paved. It is nice to be able to tip up the bucket when I go off road with it though.
I thought I got a good deal on the tracked one, but the wheeled one I just bought for 400. Didn't really need it but for that price I'm gonna make some money. Might end up with a 'free' snowblower
I bought the tracked one a couple years ago. When I was on the way to pick it up a Canadien equipment dealer offered the sellers more than asking price for it. He had a business coming to Maine to buy outdoor power equipment that he resold in Canada.
I thought I got a good deal on the tracked one, but the wheeled one I just bought for 400. Didn't really need it but for that price I'm gonna make some money. Might end up with a 'free' snowblower
maple1
Minister of Fire
400? Holy crap - that's a steal.
A tracked Honda is on my radar, but it's pushed to the back of it a bit right now given summer is almost here (I hope).
A tracked Honda is on my radar, but it's pushed to the back of it a bit right now given summer is almost here (I hope).
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