Today we remove the snow blower on my Cub Cadet XT1 LT46 mower and install the mower deck. This mower has a manual PTO. This process is the same for the LT42 and the XT2. Amazon Influencer Store www.amazon.com...
Most useful video I've seen in a long time. If only all RU-vid content were like this. Just swapped blower without having to get the kids or wife involved
This vid was EXTREMElY helpful. I now know that i will need to purchase a separate snow blower and thus never ever having to remove the mower attachment. 🙏🏼ty
@@jackofalltrades7822, but I should add, I'm disabled, messed up back, knees & hip so laying down on concrete is next to impossible, lol but I can dream & continue watching Cub Cadet's & Kubota's snowblow...
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You remove the snowblower frame first, separate from the PTO assembly, another video leaves it all attached as one unit and drops it with the snowblower frame. Is there a reason you do it this way instead of leaving both pieces attached and drop all at once?
Yes. It is way too heavy with the PTO still attached. That PTO unit is not light and it is easier to separate it than try to manhandle it. Thanks for watching.
For the life of me I can't figure out why they put that "bow pin" bracket with 2 holes on every deck, necessitating labeling which hole the pin goes in on which deck. Why not have the proper one for each deck size instead of dual-hole ones on all decks?
I know its been a couple years but do you happen to have any info on the sno blower attachment? Looking to get an XT LT 46 and would love to get the snow blower attachment
I bought this recently and I never once thought about the snow blower attachment. Right now I'm paying a neighbor (I live in Maine) and he does a great job but wondering if I can take on the task myself this year if I get the blower. Was wondering what you thought, my driveway is not paved, its gravel/dirt and is about 250 yards long, with maybe 25 total feet of incline. Is this actually an option? Not sure if it can handle the length, heavy snow and incline. Any thoughts on this I would appreciate it. Thanks
Great video, I have the same set up but I found I was breaking the shear pins multiple times on the yellow auger even though I was not over-taxing it.....have you had the same issue?