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After Saturdays snow fall the driveway and private road in front of my home needed to be cleared so my old Dodge and I went to work, makes the chore into a fun time.
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After Saturdays snow fall the driveway and private road in front of my home needed to be cleared so my old Dodge and I went to work, makes the chore into a fun time.
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Looks like fun. No heater? I'm just glad mine will never see snow 
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I would rather never see snow but that will not happen here in Pennsylvania and I do not like shoveling so the Dodge is the answer.
No heat, actually not a problem when using "Armstrong Steering" the effort has me warmed enough that I actually do not need any other heat. I used to have a truck with the fuel burning heater that made so much heat, even on low that I did not use except to defrost the windshields.
No heat, actually not a problem when using "Armstrong Steering" the effort has me warmed enough that I actually do not need any other heat. I used to have a truck with the fuel burning heater that made so much heat, even on low that I did not use except to defrost the windshields.
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The wife's M37 has the fender mounted hot water heater. We have it plumbed and the electrical hooked up but haven't found the tube between the unit and the cowl. I'm sure a dryer vent tube would work but we generally don't drive it when it's cold out so haven't gotten around to fixing it yet.
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Glad to see you using her..
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Looks like fun. No heater? I'm just glad mine will never see snow
The snow is ok, it's that salt stuff they use on the roads that does all the damage!
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You sure can move lot of snow with that truck! 
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John, it earns it's keep and the grateful appreciation from my wife, no grumbling about "That old truck of yours".....
18, Driveway and private road= No Salt, the truck is never driven on salted highways.
nkcoen, I do have a complete GI hot water heater kit, just never installed it.
Rod, It will move a lot without chains installed and with them it's almost unstoppable.
18, Driveway and private road= No Salt, the truck is never driven on salted highways.
nkcoen, I do have a complete GI hot water heater kit, just never installed it.
Rod, It will move a lot without chains installed and with them it's almost unstoppable.
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That made me chuckle.
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A little bit of fuel and some maintenance and you have a friend for life!