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further to my last - I just yanked this off the net. Should be for your tractor. Are you tapped into the correct wire?

Curious. On my relatively new BX2380 it's a 20A fused circuit (13.8V x 20A = 276W) and I power lots of LED lights with it. I don't have a manual for a "B" close by but I am wondering why Kubota would do that.

The video was good! I thought a lot of the commenters (to this video, on youtube) were wrong in that quite a number of them thought adding rear 3-pt ballast would not take weight off the front end. Anyone that's used a see-saw as a kid knows that's not true. As soon as you add rear 3-pt...

I feel your pain - looks a lot like my yard here in NB, Canada

Sounds like somewhere in your GP circuit, it's shorted to ground, thus 'infinite' current. Kills GP indicator, fusible link, harms battery etc. You need to be able to understand (and troubleshoot)_the GP cct before you do anything else. I gave some pointers earlier in this thread.

We have 2 MIni Coopers. 09 & 2012, and yes, they have intermittent wipers but no delay is selectable. ie: there is ONE intermittent setting of, I don't know 5-7 seconds or more (never timed it) but it always seems too long. Back in the 1980's Radio Shack (remember them?) sold a little "delay...

p.s.- with a multimeter, you can VERIFY if you have voltage at the glowplugs when you think you might. multimeter set to volts. Black lead, to engine block or other good ground location. Red lead to any of the glow plugs where the wire/bus attaches. The glow plugs are almost always in parallel...

Didn't read every word. If it's already been said, disregard, with my apologies. My TG1860 (yes, a little different diesel engine) is pretty much impossible to start without glowing for 20 seconds. (even in the summer time) If you don't have a GP indicator, you don't have glowplugs (they're in...

You would normally want them 180* out. ie: NOT a mirror image. (like all the pix in this thread) The impeller won't be able to gobble up any amount of snow being force fed like that. (*maybe small amounts, )so if you are in N. Florida, you might be OK) I always clock them 180* out no matter...

Do any of you guys do I like do and do some backdragging with your front (or even rear) mounted snowblower? In my case, there are several areas where I tend to do it a lot more than others. Two notable locations are: Out next to the end of the driveway, where it meets the road, the county, in...

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BEFORE (complete with fresh deer tracks) AFTER (got rid of those pesky award-winning-picture-ruining deer tracks). Still have some shoveling to do around the cars.

Sold it and bought green?

You need to check the link with an Ohmmeter. "Looking" at it will seldom do you any good. What's this pushbutton all about? Your glow coil burn out and that was used to bypass it? (do I have that right?) Did you realize that coil performs multiple functions? Not only does it provide a visual...

I see a couple small, lightweight LED lights mounted to the wing or plow or lightbar (on your roofrack you don't yet have mounted) in your future. Keep up the great work and pix !

Too funny Paul! I think my wife might be her long lost sister or sumthin' ! ;-)

So, if I am understanding, this "wing" on top of your plow blade will direct air down to the radiator of your truck? If this won't/doesn't work, have you considered an external oil cooler or 2nd heater core mounted in the engine bay (somewhere it can get good air flow). My classic car (Austin...

I just watched the video (hadn't noticed it before) and I am not claiming this is your issue, but I've had shear pins break over the years and the bolt head and or end stays in(paint/rust) and it LOOKS like the auger is connected to the shaft, but when I give it a good kick(everything turned off...

I guess I don't have too much to contribute other than to say I'm surprised. I have the smaller cousin to this blower. The BX2830 mounted to my BX2380 and there has not been any snow that I can't manage. I blow from 2" of fluffy powder to a foot or more of super heavy wet snow and it does it...