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Matty.
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hi, i am wondering if these are actually worth buying if u wanna set up a jib, it says 50 cubic feet per hour but seriously, if you think that is like 10 feet long and 5 feet wide....if you leave them overnight do they actually get a decent aamount of snow pumped into your yard or are they a complete waste of money

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High North Session 4, 2004
Mar 22 2004 10:43PM
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five0
Posts: 11466 - Karma: 36
fuck that,get a shovel and wait for a dump
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Mar 22 2004 10:47PM
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Matty.
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^ ya but this would be used in the summer, and it doesnt exactly snow in the summer

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High North Session 4, 2004
Mar 23 2004 10:22AM
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five0
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how cold does it get at night in the summer at nelson,bc?
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Mar 23 2004 10:23AM
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4skizzle
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how much does this thing cost?










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Mar 23 2004 10:32AM
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five0
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i think 2 grand if i rem3ember right...even if i was getting one i wouldnt pay more than a thousand
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Mar 23 2004 10:33AM
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4skizzle
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Seems like a lot of money and a lot of work. For 2k you can go to High north for 9 days.










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Mar 23 2004 10:34AM
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wrenegade
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5 feet by 10 feet would be 10 SQUARE feet, not cubic feet. 5x10x1 would be 10 cubic feet.





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Mar 23 2004 10:48AM
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4skizzle
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50 square feet










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Mar 23 2004 10:55AM
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