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Old 01-05-2009, 10:22 AM
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You don't need a snowblower in Oklahoma! You will get 3 - 4 inches tops and it will melt in a day or two. It would be a hastle having it around. Save room for you riding lawn mower. We may get a freak storm every 10 years that has 8 to 12 inches. But that is once in a great while.
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