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I put a hidden snowmobile cover thru an auger once, I had to burn it out!

I blew snow without my couplings eating each other, it was awesome!

Welcome aboard! Lots of knowledge on here.

May of 21 for me.

The Allen set screw on the male coupling keyway was loose. That is the only thing that was off. Do you think that could have been the problem? I do not see how that could be an issue. The bolts keep both couplings from moving, right? The female coupling( blower ) does not have a keyway set...

Update, I finally got to the blower. Winter left and we had a lot going on in the last three weeks. Here are some picks of couplings, new and old. It has not left garage yet but probably will today. I am nervous to be honest.

S-G-R, Did you have the recall done on the fuel system? I have not, my dealer has not been in this area. I am almost two hours away and I do not have a trailer.

You must have some seriously flat ground. I have a 60” rfm and sometimes that is too wide, lol

Wow, I hope I don’t have a problem

I normally operate around 2000 rpm unless blowing, tilling, or mowing, then it is 2300-2400

3 regens in 125 hrs? Mine has avg. every 16 hrs

It is a good thing you are out of reach from my wife’s right hook, lol.

I really like my Redline forks.

So interesting, and way over my head to fully appreciate. Very nice job and excellent write up.

Have fun and since you are new to tractors take every precaution so you NEVER put gasoline in your diesel tractor. I sold fuel for 14 years and yes it does happen. It is a terrible look on someone’s face when they walk in the store and tell you they just put 10 gallons of gas in their new...

I have a 6, wish it was7. Not for dirt, just snow.

That is a lot of snow, more than 98% of us have ever dealt with. All I would say is what many have already stated. Proper rpm and slow down. A 74” blower is bringing in a ton of snow. I have a 64” and I am in low gear plugging along and thinking about how I froze my ass off for 35 years. Second...

By the looks of the weather it could be weeks before the blower moves any snow. My base is gone and we are in the mud season here. It looks like the end of March. I don’t blow any snow until we have driven over and packed down, and it has to get COLD.

No, house full of company all weekend. Blower is on agenda for today.

R 14’s are amazing in snow, my .02