Did you install the RIO sensor thing to be able to reverse while blowing? I ended up just bypassing it under the seat and not installing the shaft rio sensor.
@@pboxr-il9zj The bypass procedure takes about 10 min and is not permanent. Basically, you zip tie the switch in the closed position so that when press reverse pedal the switch stays closed.
You seem to have an intermittent problem with your PTO, disengaging by itself? Also, what is causing the engine to almost stall seen a couple time in the video? Did you find what was causing this? Lots of snow still for this time of year. Cheers
@@pboxr-il9zj Ya I've notice that you were pushing it hard, almost looks like you've had it with winter and were not having such a good day... (I could almost hear you saying: C'mon you F#$%?ing thing, Gooooooo!!!) LOL We all get some of those days sometime, where everything goes wrong... Maybe it's because of the full moon. Don't worry, spring is here. All the best.
If you accidentally hit both reverse and the forward pedals when your changing directions at the same time it cuts out the PTO..which is easily done if your wearing wide snow boots . The floor pedals should be spread further apart to prevent this overlapping.
Man you got yourself a machine. I come back to your videos to relax
ITs so cool watching that discharge chute pulsate with the camera dynamics
Thanks for watching!
Love how it makes short work that snow , definitely better than a plow
That does better than my Kubota 3310 with a 72" blower on it. I can bog that unit down in certain circumstances. Of course the JD needs a cab.
I have a soft cab on the JD with a diesel air heater keeping the cab around 50 degrees..... thanks for watching!
i dont lift my blower all the way up while the pto is on. when i do i can hear the pto shaft binding some. its to soon to buy a new pto shaft.. lol..
Nice!!
all that snow id be getting a plow truck.and be parking it right next to the garage where that trailer is at
Might be time to look at the 30r series
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Did you install the RIO sensor thing to be able to reverse while blowing? I ended up just bypassing it under the seat and not installing the shaft rio sensor.
My sensor on the PTO shaft worked till about February of this year, been pressing the PTO button since then
@@pboxr-il9zj The bypass procedure takes about 10 min and is not permanent. Basically, you zip tie the switch in the closed position so that when press reverse pedal the switch stays closed.
You seem to have an intermittent problem with your PTO, disengaging by itself?
Also, what is causing the engine to almost stall seen a couple time in the video?
Did you find what was causing this?
Lots of snow still for this time of year.
Cheers
This last particular snowfall was wet and heavy... pushing the tractor more than I should have.
@@pboxr-il9zj Ya I've notice that you were pushing it hard, almost looks like you've had it with winter and were not having such a good day...
(I could almost hear you saying: C'mon you F#$%?ing thing, Gooooooo!!!)
LOL
We all get some of those days sometime, where everything goes wrong...
Maybe it's because of the full moon.
Don't worry, spring is here.
All the best.
@@johndeere322_snowblowing9 you read my mind.....😂... I'm thinking that snow blower been through a couple of life times these last 6 years
If you accidentally hit both reverse and the forward pedals when your changing directions at the same time it cuts out the PTO..which is easily done if your wearing wide snow boots . The floor pedals should be spread further apart to prevent this overlapping.
Yeah
Hurts to watch the blower being used as a plow let alone blowing snow over what he just cleaned
Will you be uploading new Vidoes next winter?
As far as I know, yes!
We need 3 hr videos 😅😅.
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lol...nope.
Where this place is
Eastern North Dakota, thanks for watching!
Quit ramming. Just let the machine eat.