A couple weeks ago I ran a short "Final" home snowmaker sale for
the season. Somehow, upwards of 300 people on our email lists
never got word. I don't really know what happened but I don't
have time to monitor another round so I've alerted the guys that
ship them out for us that we will basically run the sale again
until they are all sold out.
We have 12 left at the moment, some people have asked about refurbs
and demos they can get a good deal on. We'll likely be keeping
those for testing, so the 12 we have left is all there is.
The price on those last 12 is $269 each. Here's the link:
http://www.snsnowmaking.com/final/?xyz=4
Thanks again for a great season, we appreciate your support :)
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I hope you have another great season coming up! There was no need for snowmakers in my neck of the woods last winter, but we'll just have to wait and see how this one goes.
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This sounds like so much fun. I live in Utah though, so we already get a lot of snow. I guess it would be fun just to try once or twice, because how many people can say they made their own snow? I wonder how fluffy the homemade snow is, because the ski resort snow makers usually make stuff that's pretty icy. http://www.allseasonshonda.net/snowmobiles
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