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It not only went through the recent 20-inch February, 2011 storm, but also a 22-incher (Chicago’s second biggest) in 1999. Over the years, it has been my most reliable machine. As for our CCR 2000, that’s gone through nearly 25 Midwest winters now, it looks ready for another season. Our Swedish-built automobile purchased the same year is long gone from our home, but not our Toro. The machine was purchased in Norridge, IL from Universal Lawn and Garden.
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To my surprise, the serial number told me the unit was a 1986 model, and in fact, from Toro’s first production year for the 2-cycle CCR 2000. I grabbed the serial and model number and went to the Internet for more information. All were worn to the metal from years of use and abuse. This got me asking, how old is my Toro that was still moving snow? I really needed to replace the (original) rubber paddles and scraper bar. While he chased around for a solution, I finished his driveway. It started every winter (except one) on the first pull, including this 25th season, which was a major relief.Įarly this month, my neighbor’s snowthrower broke down following Chicagoland’s third-biggest snowfall in recorded history. It’s been reasonably carefree given the tons of snow it’s moved under extreme conditions and abuse. I have had to replace a few nuts, bolts and parts over the years, but nothing a weekend warrior couldn’t manage. I’m sure she would want to add her appreciation.
The only thing that has lasted longer is my wife (thank God), but she isn’t as good in the snow.
I wanted to take this occasion to thank you for making an excellent snowthrower that has gotten me through nearly 25 Chicagoland winters and that is still going strong.
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