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Please see the attached link for news about XC skiing in WNY and NE
PA. Allegany State Park has purchased equioment for trail grooming.

http://www.madbbs.com/users/jandy100/ASP.htm

That's great. There used to be someone on rsn who reported regularly
about Allegheny, or somewhere in PA, but conditions seemed very hit and
miss. I guess the change in weather pattern that's sending snow through
the lower midwest is really working out well for the Allegheny park
region.


Jim Whalen NULL wrote:

Please see the attached link for news about XC skiing in WNY and NE
PA. Allegany State Park has purchased equioment for trail grooming.

http://www.madbbs.com/users/jandy100/ASP.htm

On Mar 28, 9:59*pm, wrote:
That's great. *There used to be someone on rsn who reported regularly
about Allegheny, or somewhere in PA, but conditions seemed very hit and
miss. I guess the change in weather pattern that's sending snow through
the lower midwest is really working out well for the Allegheny park
region.

Jim Whalen NULL wrote:



Please see the attached link for news about XC skiing in WNY and NE
PA. *Allegany State Park has purchased equioment for trail grooming.

http://www.madbbs.com/users/jandy100/ASP.htm- Hide quoted text -

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Don't intend to rain on your parade. If there is any chance return
your groomer and track setters. I had a Snow Master 48" with snow
razor and wings. For a little more money you can get the YTS West
Yellowstone Ginzo Groomer. It does everything a Snow Master can't do.
The Snow Master's Snow Razor is useless in hard pack and the track
setters are a real disapointment because you can't lift them in in
fast turns and downhills when you don't want tracks. The Ginzo's
spring loaded vertical knives work almost as well as a power tiller on
a Pisten Bully and the track setter lifts with an electric actuator.
If it's not to late cut you loses and you will have world class tracks
with a little more capital spent.