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I see this repeated time and time again and I'd like to say I believe you, but whatever that is in Korean, Japanese or Chinese has never been searched by me. (nor anything even remotely related.)(and certainly not in that language) Same for 90% of the ads that popup. This is the only page on...

C'mon admins. Can't you do SOMETHING ?

The guys already nailed it. Battery cables and connections to tractor.(ground, starter lug)

I should be so lucky. We've already had 3 "snows" this year. Will be here until May. No melting til then. As to your post. What happens when you want to push the snow "the other way" from the angle you have setup?

Mine had (I think) < 1.0hr on it when it rolled up the driveway on a trailer. ie: It was "new". 37 is NOT new. It's 6-12 months casual use.(depending) Hopefully the previous owner didn't break anything that'll haunt you down the road.

I am a bit farther North and East than NY. (colder by a bit) I just went to the garage and asked my BX this burning question. It said "I don't care" I told it "thanks". :rolleyes:

Suck it out with a tube.

There's excessive friction at some location(s). :rolleyes:

Mmmm, tree fort.

*WHY * are my glow plugs not working ? (is what I'd be asking myself)

Sure. :ROFLMAO:

Yes, you're a strange duck. 🐤 Around here the "fenderwells" would be plugged with snow 6 months of the year or be torn loose of the machine with sticks/branches or of the tire itself upon articulation of the front end or whatever the other 6 months of the year. Have at 'er...

" "Fitting" and "working" are 2 different things. Folks smart in the mechanics of all things 4WD can tell you about the bad things that *MAY* happen if you change the tire diameter.

I feel your pain. Hello from next door. (NB)

I am glad they did it for you. but I'd be recycling it. ===== For grins and to see what would happen: I stuck a screwdriver in an old (tiny) cell phone battery and it burst into flames and created a huge smoke plume so bad the neighbours called to see if everything was ok. Thankfully, before...

How long is a piece of string? :rolleyes: OK, OK, seriously...you'll figure it out. An hour or so it what I've used for some of my old diesels. I always put them on a timer to start an hour or two before I was due to head out in the morning (then shut off after) and that way if I was sick...

So far, so good. Well documented. You're correct. Depending on which manual you consult, one will tell you to replace the hydraulic fluid @ 50hrs and one won't. Depending on who you start a conversation with here, some will argue with you that it can last as long as 200(?) hours. I changed...

Did the exact same thing some months ago and posted pix here of my repair. Basically I filled it with epoxy and used a really good double-faced tape to stick it back on. hood emblem broke off - thread Good as new.

re: snowblower. What RPM's you ENGAGE your blower at and what RPM's you RUN your blower at will be 2 different rates. (same for the MMM if you have one) (at least most would agree on that) YMMV

Try buying a Maverick. I bet it's worse. I've finally given up and just gonna keep driving what I have for now.