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Old 12-05-2002, 12:17 PM
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SORRY GUY'S JUST HAD TO DO IT !!!!!
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What kind of performance increase from knife edging the shovel and how does the pitch of the handle affect performance?
 
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Has anybody here tried a labbed snow shovel, and what were your performance gains????
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Default Whipple or Pro Charger?

Should I install a Whipple on my snow blower, or would a Pro Charger work better. I am a little concerned with blowing the drive with the Whipple.

Looking forward to having the only blown blower on the street!
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I just hot rodded my snow blower. Last year I went to a 1/2 hp 1725 electric motor from the original 2 stroke. This year I went balls out with a 2hp 3450 motor! Yea Haw! Bring on the snow!
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Dont forget to include external steering with that setup. I hear those blowers can get squirrly with that kind of power
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Originally posted by insptech
Has anybody here tried a labbed snow shovel, and what were your performance gains????
Please note: WIth a labbed shovel, if you get a nick in it, it may be F.U.B.A.R ! - - - - LOL
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Mine seems to be working OK. My wife hasn't complained yet!

I guess I should make her some hot chocolate for when she's done.
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