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this will sound crazy. remove the fuel cap and see if it clears up. Had a similar issue that drove me nuts and the fuel car was the issue good luck

Same issue with mine

same issue here if you thing of it can you post some pics of any change you make

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VwFPXh1oo8

Relax it's normal in all Diesel engines My B2650 does the same thing as does my Duramax

Thanks for all the input, the sized of the b2650 is perfect for me but I find the machine is under powered at times, mostly when i am running the snow blower in heavy snow, Probably going to trade it in for a B3350 or its replacement . Not thrilled about dealing with a DEF system

Anybody know if there are any power adders for this tractor,??? Turbo ???

I've had a faulty fuel cap do that on a 2601 i used to have , cap is vented, if its blocked it will cause that issue, at least it did for me, changed my cap and it never did it again

same machine same issue i would imagine its normal

i like the idea

I have the same machine with the backhoe, i don't use the backhoe often but when i need it i'm glad its there I would say go for it

i have the same machine, i will take pics tomorrow

I have a B2650 and I gave up on the blower at the end of last season for 2-4 inches of wet slushy snow for the same clogging issue. Added a b2775 plow the attaches to the snow blower mount.. using the plow on the slushy stuff and the blower over 4"

check the safety switches , pay close attention to the switch under the machine for the forward/reverse pedal