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01-04-2012, 09:17 PM
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Plowed Snow
We got 15" yesterday, I couldn't get the 1450 to start. Long story short, I think the choke cable is broke as the choke was stuck shut and the pull for it feels funny and won't move the choke. (Are there any aftermarket or do I get one from dealer.) Took the air cleaner off and loosened the cable to get it open. The air cleaner was saturated with gas from all the cranking on it. Ran it without one, will get one before running next time. Anyway, then the shear pin on the lift broke, replaced that and plowed the driveway with no more problems, its blacktop. Then I started down thru the yard to the building the dogs are in, apx 40 yards to the building. I have done this for years with Wheelhorses without to much problem. The cub just dosen't seem to have the traction that the Wheelhorses did. I think they had what was called a unidrive, which may be like posi-traction? Is there any way to open up the rear end and lock the rear wheels together on the cubs? Would wheel weights make that much difference. I hade homemade weights on the Wheelhorses. The ground was not frozen and was very soft, that may have had something to do with it spinning so much. Any sugestions, Thanks
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