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Yamaha's Best Snow Removal Vehicles!

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If last weekend's early snowfall was any indication, this is going to be one heck of a winter for all of us at the Lake of the Ozarks. With temperatures already dipping well below freezing and a projected record-breaking amount of snow, all of us at Surdyke Yamaha are starting to wonder if we somehow moved to Antarctica and just failed to realize it! Surdyke Yamaha is here to remind you that it's important to prepare for this winter's heavy snowfalls before they actually get here. Should a serious snowfall occur, you're going to need a plan (and some tools!) for digging your house out of the snow. If we get the type of snowfall the weather experts are projecting, a simple snow shovel isn't going to cut it this year. That's why Surdyke Yamaha in Osage Beach is here to provide you with the best snow removal vehicles and winter off road vehicles the Lake of the Ozarks has to offer!  2014 and 2015 Yamaha Viking 4x4 The Yamaha Viking is guaranteed to ...

Is Your Dock Ready For Winter?

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This week's freezing temperatures have made it impossible to ignore - winter will be here before we know it! This winter is supposed to bring lower temperatures and more snow than the Lake of the Ozarks has seen in a long time (if ever). You've probably heard all about winterizing your home and your boat, but did you know that your dock also needs some special winterization attention?  The lake is almost guaranteed to freeze over in some areas, especially in the backs of coves and other shallow areas. If you haven't taken the proper precautions, the ice can cause expensive damages to your dock. As avid boaters ourselves, all of us at Surdyke Yamaha are here to help you protect your lakefront assets with these important dock winterization suggestions. Dock Cables Give your dock cables a thorough once-over to make sure they're strong, secure, and in good overall condition. The water will shift and flow in unusual patterns as it freezes and thaws, so you'll ...