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Old 12-20-2015, 11:50 PM
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Looks like a nice setup. I bet you get more use out of the snow blade than the thrower, though! I think blades are more fun anyway.

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That's a pair that'll beat three of a kind any day.
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Well I think I'm ready...
Went out last night to do some messin' around in the snow with the 1650 and the thrower. Made three really good passes down the driveway. Throwing the 10 inches of heavy wet snow about 6' which was just enough to get it off the drive and then the chute clogged. I mean like packed solid. Shut down the PTO and cleaned it out. Then the optional "intermittent PTO function" decided to act up and PTO wouldn't re engage. Put the tractor back in the shed and let the 1200 have some fun!
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... the optional "intermittent PTO function" decided to act up and PTO wouldn't re engage...
Happened two more times today. If the tractor is cold it will start right up and the PTO will engage as per normal. But,.. if I shut the PTO off for some reason after I've been using it for a while and then go to re engage, nothing. New switch.
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Dropped the thrower and pulled the front clip. Adjusted the air gap. Used a .012 inch feeler gauge and tightened the self locking nuts until it just started to drag. Don't know what it was to start but I turned each nut at least one full turn. Got the call in for dinner so didn't get a chance to try it out. You know what I say, "you can call me anything you want, just don't call me late for dinner!"
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