KenB2920
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I Posted it on you tube and the link is here. The secret is out fellas!!! Yes, it doesn't take days on end to do what I did 
Snow Equipment Owning/Operating Cutting / Groving / Siping R-4 for snow
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TSO
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Wow that was actually pretty dang fast ... I'm assuming that you were holding the camera with I've hand and grooving with the free hand ... Would it have been even faster with using both hands?
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Very cool now how to get the tool? Is it this one?
Deluxe Grooving Iron and Multi-Blade Siper Kit - Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop
Deluxe Grooving Iron and Multi-Blade Siper Kit - Speedway Motors, America's Oldest Speed Shop
KenB2920
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Yes, pretty easy and fast.
Yup, even speeds up when I use TWO hands....
That is the correct tool but I purchased mine from EBAY. I think it was around $60 bucks shipped.
It came with a dozen blades. I am still in my first blade and I have yet to plug it in.
Yup, even speeds up when I use TWO hands....
That is the correct tool but I purchased mine from EBAY. I think it was around $60 bucks shipped.
It came with a dozen blades. I am still in my first blade and I have yet to plug it in.
k0ua
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Here is another place to buy. It is where I got mine.
Ideal Heated Knives 125 : Ideal Heated Knives 250W Grooving Iron - Includes (12) #4 Blades
Ideal Heated Knives 125 : Ideal Heated Knives 250W Grooving Iron - Includes (12) #4 Blades
MikePA
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This is the same tool mentioned in post #11 in this thread almost 4 years ago.
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My apologies... I admit I didn't read all 292 posts before me! :ashamed:
MikePA
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The only reason I mentioned it was in case someone thought there was a different tool involved.
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Back around post#244 I put pictures up and told of my snow plowing with cut tires. After using the tractor around the yard this summer, I wan't to let everyone know of the possible side effects of cut tires in mud and gravel. First if you operate in mud, the cuts will fill with mud and then if you then go down the driveway fast you will leave strips of mud flying that look like the rubber strips you cut out of the tires. Also left alot of mud strips in the garage when you go to use the tractor the next time. Second in the gravel areas I drive thru the cuts always seem to collect small stones in the cuts, again not a big deal until you go road speed and the little rocks come flying out. Not trying to knock cutting tires just reporting back on my experience with the cut tires is all.
