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I have the front mounted blower, never an issue on gravel. Just have to watch your height while hitting it. Oh and I get some SNOW up here, 4ft over Christmas this year average over 200"a year. (You gotta love LES) like others have said pushers and or a FEL you'll limit where you can move a...

Go with 1/2" with a good size breaker bar, if you need to go up to 3/4" socket you can use a reducer to get the big ones loose.

Please post up pic of the install, I'm looking to update the seat on my B3200, after 3 hours brush hogging I'm in agony.

Look for a B3200, if you can find one. I run an 2012 bought it with 145hours on the clock 4 years ago.... don't know how I did things I did without it. front mounted snowblower, FEL, Curtis cab and heater for $18k, bought it sight un seen. No electronics or emissions, simple as you can get...

So, to my understanding the "K" is an EU thing to make them different then the US. The belt dust is normal, but you'll see more with a smooth belt then a notched belt. All the other numbers are the Manf. model #'s All belt are grease resistant to an point.

D2Cat is correct, you'll need an B-43 belt, I would run a BX-43 which a notched belt which helps with heat distribution of the belts them self, which is what caused the cracking. You should be able to source them locally at an industrial supply house like W.W.Grainger

I get some BIG snow where I'm at. I have both front mounted blower on the B3200 and a 60" blade on the Can-Am 1000 Commander UTV with the Apache Track system, used on a paved drive. Both work great, I use the plow on anything under 4" or so and Blower on the piles and all LES events that need to...

Sounds like the relay is going, had one that would only go in in and that what it was.

Is it a Snap-on tool? can't make out the stampings on it, if it is go to Snap-on and enter the Part # and you'll know what it is used for.

Have a look at these Vacuums. http://www.ruwac.com/products/wsp4000/

new hats are always a good thing, but I can't let my old ones go. like old jeans with holes in them

Chim, A bit off topic, how is that Air power 30 doing for you? I'm looking at that or the XP 45 which needs compressed air source. I need to cut the heads off of about 1200 1/2" bolts to salvage some parts off of belted tracks. Not having to use a air compressor would be a big help, as all of...

My Old 2000 was a bear to start when the temp was below 30 F or so, would take 20 or so pull's to get it going. I always tried to warm it up before starting and went to 5W-30 oil for cold weather operation. Great little generators thou.

CLR will remove the stains

For rain gear I have a 18 year old set from Cabelas of their Guide Wear,Gor-tex. awesome stuff, wore it yesterday in 2" of driving rain while pulling trail stakes and was dry and warm. The set looks like new and I'm in them all the time, ATV'ing, snowmobiling, working. As far the bugs go...

Try here ,https://www.jackssmallengines.com/shop-by-manufacturer.aspx

Where's that Nutffied????

look at http://www.stanleyengineeredfastening.com/brands/heli-coil/screw-thread-inserts it will get you all fixed up! :D

look into a 20X8 shipping container. should run $1500 to $2000 depending on shipping. weather tight and rodent proof. been using them for 20 years with on issues, other than a break-in.

Nothing against air powered, I have them all Snap-on/ Blue Point. But lately I've bee working in the bush so to speak and picked up an Ingersoll 20 Volt cordless. This thing rocks! it will snap 1/2" bolts that are frozen with ease on some of me old Pistenbully tracks, during the maintenance. the...