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• Snowploughs were added to the front ends at the same time.
• The engines and snowplough reversed back along the line and then charged.
• London did not have enough snowploughs to cope with the widespread problems.
• The team fitted a snowplough to the front of a used Claas Dominator.
• This is the classic " stemming " motion, developing directly from the snowplough.
• Many ski schools graduate advancing students directly from the snowplough to the carving turn.
• A regular service of gritters is active during winter, including snowploughs when needed.
• Skiers sometimes have difficulty with the snowplough technique.
• After one driver suffered serious injury the Buxton snowplough was fitted with ice clearing equipment.
• The weather for Parkwood Hills is included in the snowploughs are a not-uncommon sight.
• The two bonus b-sides, " Snowplough " and " Peterloo " are both instrumentals.
• The first train crossed in autumn 1922 and materials from this cargo were used to make a permanent snowplough.
• "Bradyll " was obsolete by the 1870s, and in 1875 she was converted into a snowplough.
• A representative from Oxfordshire also confessed to the local media that they had a snowplough breakdown earlier in the day.
• Snowplough unit DD16 304 is also scheduled to be preserved at the Tsuyama Railroad Educational Museum in Tsuyama, Okayama.
• He instructed Hermann and Othmar Gurtner and Walter Amstutz in alpine driving technique and the " classic " snowplough turns stem turn.
• The tanks were labelled " With Care to Petrograd, " but the belief was encouraged that they were a type of snowplough.
• During the acceleration before take-off, a French private jet collided with a snowplough, causing fire and destruction of the plane.
• The Mercedes-Benz Unimog and snowplough ( 1150 ) was released in February 1971 and another American cab unit was introduced in October 1971.
• However, the twins proved their worth to the railway in winter, when their experience and expertise with snow made them excellent snowplough engines.