We Get A New Cub Cadet 2x 30’’ MAX Snow Blower & Assemble It
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The Cub Cadet 2X 30" MAX Snow Blower provides you with an effortless operating experience with a lot of power to cut through serious amounts of snow. This snow blower is rated for up to 23 inches of snow with a 30-inch clearing width and 21-inch intake height! This will cut through the massive drifts and throw the snow 40 feet.
Since we lose a lot of daylight in the winter, the LED dual headlights help you to see easily at dusk or at night.
This Cub Cadet 2X 30" Max Snow Blower has a 357 cc electric start Cub Cadet 4-cycle OHV engine. It is controlled by zero-turn posi-steer power steering that is controlled by levers on each heated handlebar. To aid in turning, the 16 in. x 6.5 in. X-TRAC tires provide solid traction in extreme weather conditions. Cub Cadet includes cool blue no rust, non-marking, reversible skid shoes so this can work on gravel or concrete.
The Cub Cadet 2X 30" MAX Snow Blower has 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds.
Starting the engine is easy with the push-button electric start that does not need a battery. You simply attach an extension cord and push a button.
The Cub Cadet 2X 30" MAX Snow Blower has 3-year limited residential, 1-year limited commercial warranty.
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I suggest checking the gearbox/ transfer case at the auger.. mine was a bit low, filled er up with 00 grease. Greased up the shift rod as well, and antiseized the wheel bolts & cable adjustments. Ounce pound somethin somethin ;)
GREAT TIP, THANKS - BTW, An OUNCE of Prevention is worth more than a POUND of Cure :)
Great, straight forward video! I have to assemble a 28" CC this weekend and this video was very helpful. Thanks!!
This would've been amazing as a kid in Elkhart, IN who had to shovel our big dang driveway all winter! Not needed here in Austin, TX but a beautiful piece of equipment! Thank y'all for the exceptional content!👍🙂
What a great assembly and explanation. The salesman would be hard pressed to explain everything as well as you did. Great job!
At 3:55, thanks for calling out the routing of the cables. I bought mine fully assembled from a box store and the auger cable was wrapped around the chute cable, auger would not disengage. An easy but dangerous mistake when pulling the handlebars up to position during assembly. Great video.
Thanks for sharing how to put together once shipped to me. You made it very easy for me, thanks!!!!
One question I did have after reading a comment below earlier suggesting that you should grease the gearbox. I don't see any grease fittings on the Cub Cadet 30" ? Are there any?
Nice machine and review, my peeve with Cub Cadet's are their Zongshen built engines don't have a fuel shut-off valve.
Your description is for 2X 30" HP but what you actually have looks like the 2x 30" MAX. Can tell by the red heated grips. MAX is more money.
Thank you!
Cub cadet should make height adjustable, handles are way too low and make operation uncomfortable especially for tall 6'1+ people.
Great episode thanks. Bought one today, assembly instructions were useful. Thanks.
a HUGE thanks for a well done and informative video. You've confirmed my choice. I want the 2X 26" model. Exactly the same machine but less width (and cost) than the 12X 30. I have an older Ariens 5520 but just not getting the job done.
nice toy and wow an 18 car driveway man impressive 4 that machine
i bought a husqavarna st327 a powered by 14.5hp kubota gas engine because the st430 a 20hp 30'' was out of stock wich i was gonna get plus has a key start with a little tractor battery
@@michaelmactavish1728 I still have my 1992 MTD 13HP/33-inch 2-stage walk-behind snow blower and it still works like new. That was back when MTD blowers were built in Canada. I paid $1200 for that blower back in 1992.
@@eosjoe565 mines $2,194.26 for the ST327 commercial blower wich paid for mine with 14.5hp 27'' i was gonna get the 20hp 30'' but they were out of stock so had get that one wich powered by kubota's 14.5hp gas engine
Nice job. But you didn't check the air pressure in the tires and the depth of cut by adjusting the blues wear shoes.
I was a bit confused in the beginning where the bolts just appeared on the gas tank but other than that it was a great video. thanks.
Does anyone know if the worm gear box or auger gear box takes a certain oil or low temperature grease?
My son in law has the exact same machine however in first gear it seems to go very fast, is there any way to slow the gears down?
Did a short extension cord come with the blower?
I greatly appreciate you posting this video. I just ordered one of these from Home Depot, and I'm sure I'll have to assemble it. CC's instruction manuals are not always the clearest to follow, so this will make a great reference. I watched your other video on this machine first, and that is what convinced me to buy it. Thanks alot!
are the big box store models the same quality as if you bought from an authorized dealer??
You have to watch the model numbers, but if the model numbers match, yes they are the same quality. If you ever need service and don't want to be put on a waiting list, buy from a dealer, not a big box store.
Great machines until they were bought by MTD...the shipping box is better quality than the blower.
Brother , u undisputably have the best tool channel on yt. I am sooooo tired of watching some channels where the host doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground concerning tools. Your great at explaining the product and giving accurate pros and cons of each product that you review. I've never heard you say " this tool is the best" without even testing it. I don't need something like that snow blower that will swallow your neighbors volkswagen. What do u think about the ego snow blowers ? I live in central md and we don't get the snow that y'all get. I have plenty of ego batteries....mostly 5ah and 4 of newer 7.5ah batteries. Looking for some that will handle 10" of snow....your thoughts are appreciated. Great vid.
I have posted this a few times in other comments. I have high hopes of doing some testing on an ice rink this year. they just closed Wednesday and I fear they will not open back up this winter. I did get in there with the ego a few weeks ago and it will not handle heavy snow at all. At 10" of snow it will push more snow than it throws. You have to take half passes to make it work half way decent with light snow. It ended up breaking after about 10 minutes in heavy snow. Look in the comments below and there is a guy linking to his video using the blower. He is sort of bragging about how well it works, but you will see in the video everything i am saying. The EGO is a No Go!
@@WorkshopAddict thanks for a honest answer
One thing to note about 3-stage snowblowers, if you have one maybe you can comment, if you run them on light snow in a lower gear the induction accelerator will push the snow, instead of pulling it in to the auger and impeller. This is as designed and you should have it in a higher gear unless you are running into a huge 2 or 3 foot drift I would think. Overall these MTD machines seem to have really bad reviews but part of it is the buyer. More informed buyers are buying Honda, Toro and Ariens.
Cub Cadet isn’t really a cheap brand though, neither is Troy-Bilt, both seem to be pretty solid product lines in my opinion. With a little bit of eduction and effort I don’t see too many issues with these products
Excellent video. Cleared up a few things I wasn't so sure about and all set up great!! Ready for the winter now....thanks! :)
What do we need to maintain it properly
Hi, Is there a fuel shut-off on this machine and if so where would it's location be?
Thanks for an excellent video that was much clearer than the unfortunately muddied set up instructions that come with the machine.
A little off topic but four years ago I got a Toro snow thrower from Home Depot in the spring for $89 I thought if it lasts a season great deal. It turned out to be the best deal ever it starts on first pull every time and while it only does 21" wide it chucks our Wet coast Canadian heavy snow 40 plus feet. Just because it looks like a piece of cheap shit it don't have to act like it
Toro is a solid brand
What's your take on the fuel injected snow blowers? When I was shopping new snow blowers I Just couldn't bring myself to go that route.
I love fuel injection for most things, but it has never worked well for me in outdoor power equipment. It is a lot of cash for it and if it breaks, it costs a lot to fix. Cleaning a carb is free for me and I run stabil in everything so I don't have to do it for a long time. Even the John Deere Z930M we just got we opted for the Carbed Kawasaki over the EFI Kohler.
@@WorkshopAddict Well said.
The last thing you need is a snow blower with a "Check Engine" light. :-)
THANKS
I purchased a cub cadet snow blower. I noticed the speed selector cable was broken. I ordered a new cable. how to install the cable.
I can’t wait to see the testing. I think Cub Cadet is behind Toro and Ariens as far as quality and reliability, but there are some things I like about the Cub. 2 examples are the dual headlights and the taller snow intake. I had a Toro 826, sold it and purchased an Ariens Platnium 28” Rapid Track SHO. Let the snow fly!
Plans were to hit an ice rink, but that closed due to covid the same day this came via truck. :(
@@WorkshopAddict same restrictions here in MN as well.
@@Lakecenterlawncare That sucks bud. Going to be a long winter.
@@WorkshopAddict thank God for your TH-cam channel! 😉👍
Will the new EGO 2 stage be part of youre future snowblower reviews this season?
Yes.... I already tested it at the ice rink and broke the second stage impeller. Once that is fixed I will get it in there. It won't be in the same class as these gas ones. From my testing it is not even close and cannot take heavy snow at all.
@@WorkshopAddict Is that you who tried to review their new dual-blade mower and gave up because it broke?
@@WorkshopAddict Here is my video of the EGO 2 stage. Using it for the first time. I am sad and disapointed. No traction and look at the chute turning 90 degrees by itself!! th-cam.com/video/2H8dkq_T8Dw/w-d-xo.html
@@Mcklain5 I have a feeling your channel might get a burst of views soon. :)
NO gas EGO two-stage all the way
Not for serious snow!
@@WorkshopAddict I think you need to test one before making that comment with the new fast charger and 4 batteries I bet it could keep up for non-commercial use. The only gas tool I still have is a pressure washer.
@@b0ater2 Every new item I have tested since the large inverter, and including the large inverter has failed in the first week of use. The large inverter created an electrical fire in the charging system of my RV due to high voltage. The latest and greatest mower died in my front yard after 10 minutes of use... I would not trust that large machine to clear lots of snow from my driveway reliably for more than one season, IF IT LASTS THAT LONG.
@@WorkshopAddict Sad to hear that my mower is going on 4 seasons and zero issues, I did have one battery replaced under warranty with zero question asked. I wonder if the quality is why HD dropped them.
On a side note, I very much enjoy your channel.
@@b0ater2 you have one of the best mowers they made. The new stuff is lacking in quality. You can see it in how they buy the videos they have made now.
LOL, snow. Most likely not this winter!
Beware when the "experts" say "No snow this year". :-)
Oh yeah?