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Old 04-10-2023, 11:09 PM
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Default First mow CC30H traction
Hello all,

Today was my first use for my new '23 CC30H + I love it. BUT, noticed the lame one wheel traction + wondering if there's a cure like snowblowers etc, that locks both rear driving wheels!! I learned there's NO oil filter + looking for a fuel shutoff as info varies as do videos of different years of production. I have used the girlfriend's 2014 LTX1040 + can say the hydro is worth the extra $$.
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Old 04-11-2023, 07:37 AM
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Welcome to OCC......

I know nothing about that little RER. Maybe someone can chime in that has some knowledge.
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You could add rear chains, fill the tires with RV antifreeze, or change the tires altogether to much more aggressive tread pattern. Aside from that, not much can be done to assist traction.
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other than loosing traction on my uneven yard i am VERY pleased with my mower!!! using reverse is annoying + a seat cover for the hot plastic seat would be great!!
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Old 07-09-2024, 06:00 PM
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second year with my CC30H + its performing well, goes up hills with front counterweight better than advertised IMO. got the extension hose for clean eze oil changes, wish it had a filter!! only issue is backing up requiring disengaging the blades but it will drift back a little + sometimes allow using the reverse pedal LIGHTLY!! very pleased overall as i know NANNIES are more common with newer equipment, thank you NOT to our government!!!!
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