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Maybe your terminal (+ or-) looks okay, but has separated from the wire, or maybe your ground connection is bad. Your jiggling dislocated or shorted something.

I have a 40hp New Holland with a 68" MK Martin rear pull snowblower. I couldn't be happier.

I'm thinking that many would want that increased lift capacity when using forks.

Are they just cylinders with a larger bore and stroke?

I wouldn't cut the wires. Just buy matching plug ends for your system. Here are the type of lights I bought, and the difference from 55w halogens.

Check coolant level and transmission oil level. That will answer your question.

Get rid of the mickey mouse hydro treadle and go to a 2 pedal system. Telescopic and Extendable 3pt arms as standard equipment

I wouldn't worry about the rust, however: When Bobcat first started making skidsteers, people were wearing out buckets by backdragging with the bottoms or back corners of the buckets. They taught them t tilt the bucket down slightly and use the front cutting edge. When I had a skidsteer, I...

Your thought process seems good. If you can't get a cab, a canopy and a FAN is a good plan B. I like being out in the open air.

Sell that first picture to Kubota!

I think you should look at the LX series. It might be Goldilocks for you.

Do you Have it set straight | or at an angle / ? Going back and forth with it at an angle might do the trick. Repetition helps.

This is a good video about changing the glow plug timer/relay

I once talked with a gun dealer who was impressed with Weatherby's warranty service. A customer fell while elk hunting and cracked his stock. The dealer sent it in for a replacement and it came back with a new stock - no charge. The dealer explained how it cracked, and they said we don't...

If you want to sell it, roll it on to an old car hood and drag it to the front yard. Feather and Wedge

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Farm and Fleet used to carry Valspar implement paint. I painted my skidsteer bucket with it and it wouldn't wear off. I painted my L3030 with their Kubota orange and it was a perfect match.

The only other thing I would suggest is running the RPMs at the high end of the PTO range. That makes both the auger feed and fan performance work better. BTW, I sold my conventional 3pt snowblower and bought an inverted, and I couldn't be happier.