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Do you know what the two caps on top of the engine cover are for?

So glad to find this video really help me out

So glad to find the video really help me out a lot

I got a Cub Cadet XT1 LT46 enduro series with a 7000 series Kohler 725 cc V-Twin 22 hp and top speed is 5.5 mph forward and about 3.1 mph in reverse and it can cut real nice

Thanks so much for this. I think I'm going to buy this model

I'm in the market for a riding mower. Went to home depot and saw this one for same price, $1099. Then for 100 bucks more, $1199 they have the same brand but 19hp and automatic. I was thinking about getting the 6 speed like yours, but I did the ole "I need to think about it" at the last minute. Just not sure what to do. We really need one, but $1100 is quite a bit of money for us to spend right now. What to do, what to do.

Thanks for this video. Helped me alot!

Nice video commentary! Your neighbor needs to call 1-800-GOTJUNK

What the cart run you?

Hello, y did u put on the deck wheels on the back rather than the front?

Sounds like john goodman reviewing this

I just bought one last summer with 19 hp and pedal controls. It has not given me any trouble.

Mystery solved, thank you! I didn't know I had to remove the grill. You da Man!

Thank you. This helped.

You never showed of putting the grill back in or even taking it out SMH

I would add a fuel shutoff valve on the fuel line. Place it where the fuel filter is and move the fuel filter behind it. I had to do this to my grandmothers lawn mower which is an Ariens but looks just like this Poulan Pro with the briggs and Stratton engine. The carb has an electronic fuel shutoff solenoid but after time it either gets stuck or wears out. So the manual fuel shutoff is just added security to make sure your carb doesn't flood the engine, especially when you accidentally leave the key in the on position. Great video!

I do a few mower reviews

Can you find front wheels or a front roll bar for this?

I just ordered this tractor. I'm hoping its all that I hope its to be. How's it going for you so far?

Is there an adjustment on the clutch? I pop wheelies in every gear!

A bread tie works real well instead of the ziptie. ;)

I know what you mean bro I got one of those myself very nice machines I agree they are better than the well known name brand mowers

My hardware line up perfect took me about 10 minutes on each side. Thanks for taking the time to make the video, oh i purchased mine on ebay. Through Wildcats 46 kit no. 181040

I know I just posted this comment as a reply to a reply, but I think it serves to be repeated as a standard reply. Good maintenance goes a long way! Meticulous oil changes in these Briggs & Stratton engines is one of the best ways to maintain them. That, and keeping all surfaces CLEAN and free of oil buildup, dust, mud, etc. The cooling fins should be cleaned between every other use, as dirty fins will allow excess heat buildup. Heat is the predator to these engines, and dirty oil. Just doing these two things will nigh guarantee seamless operation of the engine. I can speak from experience with these, as I have one myself, that the engine is one of your least concerns, though. Other concerns are: 1) The geared transmission is usually quite resilient, but the hydrostatic can give you some trouble if it gets too dirty. Make sure, if you have a hydrostatic, that you clean clean CLEAN it. They aren't "supposed" to be serviceable, however they _can_ be serviced. 2) Keep an eye on your belts, periodically. A common problem on these mowers' decks is that the belt guards (located at each pulley) can occasionally get bent, and then keep the blades from shutting off and disengaging on the MANUAL PTO style. Oftentimes, they will just need "un-bent." Check to see if you have excess wear on the inside of each guard, also. Ridges on them indicates that they are rubbing on the pulley during PTO engagement. 3) Try your best to avoid front end collisions with ANYTHING, as the plastic that holds everything together to the hood on the inside is actually quite fragile. 4) The OHV engines are prone (eventually) to loose valves. For whatever reason, the mounting studs can come loose. This is a common problem on Poulan, Husqvarna, Craftsman and Bolens (MTD) tractors. Usual symptoms are hard starting, random no start, random stalling, and rough idle even with good carburetor adjustment. It's an easy fix though, so don't be daunted by taking the valve cover off, if you ever have this problem. 5) Lastly, make sure you have a clean fuel tank! I know it's common sense, but you'd be surprised how EASY it is for the fuel filter to get clogged in these! These tidbits are all things I've learned from experience having multiples of these. From 1994 on, they have been made nearly the same to this date, with very little styling changes, so actually a lot of parts are interchangeable between my '96 and a new one. Fuel tank design has changed, the front fascia has been "streamlined" and the PTO engagement has been altered (the handle is different), but many parts are still shared. Anyways, good luck with your tractors!

Greg, great video...have been looking at this one from HD but it says its Automatic? Would you recommend this for a 5'4" 115lb female...have been searching and searching and this one keeps popping up...thanks

Good video

Looks like a great value for money. Thanks.

Ive owned this model poulan for 6 years and yesterday the transmission went out so its done. My view is its an ok tractor but with medium use and pulling any kind of trailers from time to time the lifespan is greatly shortened. You should get 10 years out of your tractor but I got 6. Here is the probs I had. First the grass cutting was never even until i replaced the factory spindles then it cut ok. The grass diverter will break off if you ram something & i tie wrapped mine back on. If you dont run pure petrol then about year 5 you will replace the carburetor. My model had an oil filter so not sure why they took that away. The grass height adjustment on mine never was any good and always caused issues. Thats the bad. Now the good. Its a powerful tractor while it last. You can pull a trailer around your property no probs. It cost less. The engine is good but suspect transmission. Will I buy another one now that mine died? No im afraid not. Im springing for the xtra 400 bux and going higher quality this time but if cash is a prob this is an ok buy just not for the long term.

Does the mower just use a plow by Husquavarna

Hey, thanks for the video. I just bought the same tractor and installed an hour meter. I wanted to let you know that I found a better way to route the wire away from hot spots. Slide the wire up as high as you can on the spark plug wire, then remove the plastic air filter cover. You'll see that there are openings on the back of the air filter housing that will allow you to feed the wire through that housing and then back towards the dash, eliminating the possibility of melting the wire or, if the tape fails, getting mangled on any moving components. Hope that helps. FWIW, I also installed a voltmeter to keep an eye on the battery, and that install was just as easy. Thanks again.

gregme2005. i have the same mower. great reviews. one of the things you didnt mention is how good on gas the mower is. it uses much less than my old v twin mower.

Beer pop water, the only order that is holy

Hopefully that's helpful

Use an app on your phone

Got my wheel kit from Poulan direct. Thanks to you and your video I was prepared. Same result. The lock nut is completely wrong part. It's not even a lock nut (with no plastic) and doesn't fit the wheel. I ran to Ace hardware and for $0.50 got the right ones.

And the speed test

Thanks for the shout out

Thinking about geting this mower

Nice vid

I am looking at one of these but when I read the reviews of HD's website and there was a review that said you have to come to a complete stop before changing speeds. Is that true? Seems like kind of a pain to me.

Have you installed mulching blades on it yet?

nice overview! Thanks!

Great video

This is really great to hear. Was worried ZTE might do a one and done thing with the Axon 7. If I could get it, I most certainly would. Unfortunately my parent carrier Sprint can't seem to get their stuff together when it comes to phones like this. I'll continue to cheer from the sidelines though.

How tall is platform

this drill catches fire to easily and it's weak, along with the hammer drill version

cool video just need a better antenna. just get a firestick with a 4" magnet mount you will get 5 times the range

Just a heads up direct it a bit, so it's not touching the siding... also the cover you have on the coax on the wire that came with the antenna (you have connected to the simplified)... you should use that to cover the outside of the connection at the antenna.

Nice piece, I inherited one from my father that appears unfired with a dated receipt from 1964. Yours is nickel plated not stainless. Not sure the value, I'm sure if a gun shop had it the price would be in the 2K range, maybe a couple less...

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