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You can get a can of por at Canadian Tire. As already said pour what your not going to use into a glass mason jar. Por is very hygroscopic.

Two seasons ago I unintentionally dug my blower into the soft gravel driveway. This completely stripped all the paint from the chute. I painted the inside with por15 and lined the top with ptfe. Two seasons later and looks like new and never had snow stick.

Property is very rocky. I drive 1/2" rebar into ground and zip tie the dollar store driveway markers to it. All good unless you drive into the frozen rebar. Now I put them a foot outside the blown driveway.

I think you need to relabel your hoses. You may remember it now but if your like me, one day you'll forget and hook it up color to color and wonder why it doesn't work.

You wouldn't happen to have any build pictures? I assume you had it standing up to fill with concrete.

Winter is going to happen and we had snow flurries sat. Decided to take off the loader and install the subframe/blower. The whole job took less then an hour including servicing. Went to test operations and found switch on linear for chute is pooched. Chute only goes down. Tested and it is the...

If you need to build the blower sub frame don't do as I did and build it on a table. When fully assembled that thing is heavy. Amazing how now if I want to move it I use the Kubota with pallet forks as I did today in preparation for winter. Have fun.

Had the same thought as you. Had a 3 point blower and never did I adjust the chute. Switched to a new Kubota with a front mount blower and never thought of using the tip. Did a bunch of reading on here and as a weekend project added an electric actuator. Now that I have it I adjust all the time...

Thought the same thing when I hooked up new blower. Also tried swapping lines. Issue was not pushing hard enough. Once you try it you'll see the difference.

I started with 10w30 and switched to 5w40 syn last year. Starts better in the extreme cold and no loss between changes.

Bought a B2601 a few years ago and installed a BX2755HD front blower. Used it for the last two winters and couldn't be happier with both tractor and blower. Blows quicker then my old rear mount and so great to see where your going then looking back at where you've been. Never hated clearing snow...

I looked up the two models in the Kubota parts lookup and they both appear to be the same. As already stated you should be able to replace the bearings as long as there's no other damage.

You may also want to think about switching to a synthetic motor oil. Just a thought.

It could as already stated be a failing board but it could also be the wiring harness. The Rheem furnace I had was doing the exact same thing as yours and after changing the board it again failed. Ended up being a poor connection on the blower connector. I cut the 9 pin connector out and redid...

Had an echo given to me and am totally amazed at what it can do. Only has a 14" bar, can be upgrade to a 16". Please whatever you do don't but a Poulan. I don't care what some people say they are a disposable saw. When it doesn't start pitch it.

its time to do some troubleshooting. Could be any of those causing the problem. Do you have a multi meter to check for voltage?

Had my tires filled at the local JD dealer. They were filled with Protek-tb. Its made from corn, so again environmentally friendly.

Sound like the starter is the culprit. Does it do the same thing if you use the ignition to try and start? Should have the same results.

I think the first question is how much did you fill your tires? Hopefully not to the top as that is too much.

I have used por15 paint for many different uses. Painted the inside of my 3 point finish mower and grass sticking issue has been reduced.