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    Static in radio

    I bought and installed one of these on the power wire, where is exits the fuse block, for the rear work lights: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075B5BZRZ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It did remove the static, but it also reduces the sound/volume. It is like a partial mute...
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    I will look into it. Local tire shop did not mention anything like that.
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    I had to buy a new tire. Whether it was a combination of times or just the last time, I was told the bead was too mangled to hold air. Talked to the local dealer and got nowhere with the part guy, I think he was flipping burgers yesterday with the lack of knowledge. Called a sister dealer to...
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    Checked pressure on both front tires and torqued the nuts. 35 PSIG max, set at 34 PSIG.
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    Put on the wheel/tire and it happened again!!!! :mad: Tire shop did not mention any concern and while I don't know what I am looking for, I don't see anything obviously wrong. Should I go to the dealer this time or just chock it up to too much of a soupy gooey muddy mess I am running...
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    Used a 2 wheel dolly to get it out and back. Took it to a local tire place, they do rural stuff as a norm. $20 all clean and new valve stem.
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    This is my current choice. Again, just got to get it to a vehicle.
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    Most definitely. It will still be "fun" through the gooey soupy mess!!
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    I thought about that after posting this.
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    Front tire valve stem issue after popped bead

    I guess I have a blown bead on a tire, would be my first and basing on what I see on the internet. I was working in soupy mud, so there is gooey soupy mess inside, i can see it. I tried rinsing it out, but little success. I really think the tire needs to come off. With that said, I tried to...
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    Snowblower vibration

    Photos would help immensely. Are you referring to the short shaft on the undercarriage?
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    L2195a Snowblower chute rotation issues

    Grease could be an issue. Could also be some debris gets frozen in there when it sits.
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    hood struts for b2650

    Struts, interesting. I have definitely been playing around with some sort of extension to the hood rod.
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    Lx2610 / LA535 loader grease extentions

    What about making some sort of cover that can be removed for greasing? I did not find good photos of the loader grease zerks to see what the possibility is.
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    B2782 shear bolts

    The place I bought them is like The place I bought them is like mcmaster-carr. I only bought 10 each nut and bolt in case they don't work. $.22 for the bolt $.11 for the nut Might be cheaper in a bulk amount. Home Depot had the nuts in a 100 count for $8.20 and bolts are $.32 each...
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    Snowblower l2195a rotation issues

    As others have said, and I will say with experience, the right rotation is completely normal and in no way a malfunction. Maybe a poor design, but it is mainly for the bucket operation and then this accessory uses it, too. On a cab, it is even worse because I hit the glass or the handle bar. I...
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    Snowblower gearbox oil replacement

    I did a quick search and, as stated, it does seem all are formulated for this use. Valvoline, Mobil1, Amazon brand, Master Pro to name a few.
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    B2782 shear bolts

    Grade 8, 1/4-20x 1 1/4" Apparently this blower can take either depending on the serial number. Mine is the 1/4". In the photo of the 3 bolts, the one in the middle is from the dealer!!
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    B2782 shear bolts

    Other than the one on the right being shorter, because the description from online sources and the dealer were all wrong, any difference? All three are grade 8, 6 lines on the bolt head(hard to see it on the right one but it is). One is a dealer bolt. One is a local fastener supplier bolt. One...
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    down pressure on a rear blade, add weights the only solution?

    I have some weights I bought for the garden tractor I upgraded from and that is what I was thinking. There is no "attachment" point so I would need to modify the blade or QH to accommodate them.