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Just saw this. For context:

They have their customer base. Still what I said is correct. They also have people who won’t patronize them. If you’re in business, why wouldn’t you want everyone to buy your product?

Not a retail business.

It doesn’t matter what business you’re in or what your politics is. Display of political positions will turn away half your prospective customers. Not smart.

Another reason: resale value down the road. A used gasser truck with 200K miles has very little resale value, however a diesel truck with the same mileage is can be resold at a decent price.

It has been in the 40s at night for the past week and low 70s for highs. September and October are near perfect.

Or maybe a different brand? 😉. I hate to knock any brand but it seems like most posts about emissions issues are associated with LS. Too bad because they are a nice machine otherwise.

It does work better with drier snow and you have to angle the blade to kick it to the side. I don’t think there’s any snow removal solution besides a blower that would do anything differently on a below grade level road. It has to be able to kick the accumulated snow to the shoulder.

The hottest month in Edgewood is June, where temperatures can get into the mid 90s. In July -August temperatures fluctuate between the mid 70-80s depending on whether or not it has rained that day. Now we are in the low 70s, headed for the 60s soon. It’s not really a hot climate; even...

We have had over 3’ of snow in one storm, many 18” and typically 12” storms. I don’t know who told you that we don’t get snow. We do have some open winters, but certainly do get slammed by heavy storms when the Pacific fronts move in. We also get wrap around winter fronts from the Rocky Mountain...

I have never encountered the issue that you have described. The reverse blade works well for me.

There’s no need to do anything to the blade. Just turn it around so the cutting edge faces the rear and drive forward. It will skim the snow off the road without digging in.

I’ve been happy with Otterbox cases.

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