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Old 02-01-2015, 08:29 AM
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Im gonna try to get some video of it plowing in the next couple days if I do iil post it what little bit I did get to use it seemed to do pretty good .... we aint getting any snow to plow might as well plow some dirt
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Isn't it muddy????
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Old 02-03-2015, 05:51 AM
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Yep j-mech its pretty muddy but its killing me lol... ive had my 1650 for 2 months an have got to use it for about an hour or two
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Old 02-03-2015, 03:21 PM
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http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...1&d=1422991291 got to do some plowing today dirt that its jmech you was right I only got about 4-5 foot before I lost traction I got some video ill upload it when I get home from work
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Hey I responded on facebook. Look at this thread. I found it for ya.
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Hey I responded on facebook. Look at this thread. I found it for ya.
http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showt...t=setting+plow
thanks bolivier my internet has been hit an miss the last couple weeks this is the first time ive been online in awhile i think that link will help me out a bunch ....we are finaly getting snow here in ohio so hopefully ill get to use the snow blade in the morning
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Keep in mind as your plowing too wet of soil..... it will actually sour it and make it less fertile. In other words, it's bad. Keep the plow away till its dry enough to use.
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Old 02-16-2015, 07:55 PM
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thanks j-mech i didnt know that... im not gonna be doing anymore plowing till it gets warm .... was gonna plow some of the foot of snow we got but couldnt get the ol'girl started i have a little shed i keep the tractor in so its out of the elements but it was about 15 degrees today... is all kohlers hard to start in the cold. any tips or tricks to it? i spayed starting fluid in the carb an it has a good charged battery in it just didnt seem to turn over fast enough to start
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It's not the motors fault (or yours).... they usually start good. It's the cold hydro it's dragging that makes it hard to start.

Best thing to do.....keep it in a warmer place. Or, if that's not possible, put a heat lamp on the rear and the motor. That will help. Just don't start a fire!
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