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Are the mid PTO splines proprietary, or is it an industry standard? The deck for my BX1850 is 10 spline.

That's pretty.

I can't personally count my hair but I know guys that can.

My 1500 does. Has good power.

Most likely is. I'm 250 and have similar problems with my BX.

I gave 500 for the broom so I won't be heartbroken if it doesn't work.

My driveway and turn around are paved. I don't plan to use the broom on the sand.

I have a BX1850 that's going to be delivered in the next week or so. I picked up a front mount power broom with it. My thought is to run a rear mount snowblower with the broom on the front. Does anyone have experience with this combo? Insight on how it worked would be appreciated.

I'll probably order the one for the L175 next time I get to the dealer. I'd do Bill's conversion if I wasn't missing the cover. Might change my mind and go that route anyway. The warning lights starter glow plugs and alternator all work so I feel better about using it again.

Are you sure about that part number, Russell? I went to the dealer and he said it was for an L175, which is fine and actually preferred if it's for standard style fuses. There's one left in the U.S according to the parts guy. In other news, the warning lights started working again. The...

Too bad about the availability. I only have 3 fuses. 2 5s and a 10. I'll probably swing by the dealership on the way home anyway and see if they can get the L185 box. Might try to find a generic one. I do have a WSM for an L175. It didn't occur to me to look there for some reason.

The only things that still work are the glow plugs and starter. I can visibly see that one of the strands of the 10 amp fuse is loose. 1) What does the availability of these fuses look like? Is my local dealer likely to have them in stock? Might they be available at Napa? 2) Does anyone know...

What makes you think you're doing something wrong?

People were watching Tiger King during the vid so...

Wondering if someone has a smaller 3ph snowblower that they could measure from the fan housing to the pin. I have a 48 inch Inland snowblower. It came with a cat 0 conversion where they welded extensions to the lower arms. I put it back to factory and now understand why they added the...