Great machine thanks for sharing!

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Do you like the size of this tractor or do you wish you had gone bigger …… looking to purchase one this summer and not sure if I should go bigger

Great job!

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Thanks sir!

Nice video and equipment. I rarely get enough snow to justify my similar blower, but nothing beats them in big dumps. FYI, you may want to just barely raise the blower off the ground while maneuvering between actually blowing snow. A severe angle on the pto shaft wears the universals significantly (like by a factor of 10 between 5 degrees and 20 degrees).

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Thanks sir! I didn't know that about the PTO angle, thanks for the tip.

How's she goin'? The rear mounted blowers are some powerful eh. Hard on the back though. I installed a rear view camera and it helps a lot!! Lots of snow to clear but you have the gear to do it eh!! Take care!!

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Yes that is hard on the back... I wouldn't be doing this as a full time job for sure!! Sometimes I wish I went with the front blower but couldn't justice 3 times the price..!

Nice job. Looks like that tractor handles that blower good.

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Yes it does, thanks sir!

Have a similar setup only the CK3510SEHC, goes through pretty much anything I would interested to know how you wired in the strobe light there is a wire harness but I have no idea where it goes or how to wire it up, enjoyed the video.

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Mine did not have the wire harness, or I did not find it. I simply made a metal bracket and fixed the strobe to it, then passed a new wire through the cab post into the right wheel well. I soldered this cable to a rocker switch and tapped 12v into some cable (don't remember which one). It was fairly easy, I should have took pictures...! Good luck!

@fredhinck9685

Жыл бұрын

No 12v accessory socket in the cab???? Lots of these lights plug in.

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Yes there is a 12v socket on top of the wheel well, but thats on the other side. Pretty sure I tapped 12v on the work lights wire.

I upload snow blowing videos to my channel, I found watching your tractor blow snow very relaxing great job impressive setup 😊

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Thanks sir! I really like your videos too. I subscribed to your channel long time ago and almost bought a 3046r with a front blower because of you hehe

Nice to see someone else using the same outfit I have . I never see my self cleaning my yard. Does youre cab window fogs?

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Oh yes they do! really annoying... I have bought some anti-fog for windows a few days ago, hope its going to work. Tricks: clean your boots so they aren't full of snow, set your cab air intake to "fresh air" instead of "recyc" and turn down that hot air control to cold :)

@AD-hr4is

Жыл бұрын

@@kioti-fred yes i do all the above and it still does it. The only thing that seems to clear it is to put the ac on.

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

Will try that!! thanks

Great video. Did the rear hazard light come with the tractor, or was it a add on? I have the same tractor. Love that dran thing. Can't wait to get a few hours on it to make sure all is good and then ramp up the horse power to 40HP....

@kioti-fred

Жыл бұрын

No, the hazard light did not come with it. I simply made a metal bracket and fixed a strobe bought from amazon to it, then passed a new wire through the cab post into the right wheel well. I soldered this cable to a rocker switch and tapped 12v into some cable (don't remember which one, I think it was the work lights 12v). I would love to ramp up hp on that motor too!! Just a little scared with warranty..!

@prepper1013

Жыл бұрын

@@kioti-fred Same here about the warranty. Great videos. Keep em coming..

Pourquoi mettre la fraiseuse à l arrière? Mal mis pour travail et conducteur dans 1 position inconfortable! Je ne cautionne pas, je trouve cela idiot. Vive le torticolis.