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03-15-2021, 08:39 AM
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03-15-2021, 08:43 AM
Happy Monday, crew. All is well in sunny (breezy) AZ! It will probably only gust up to 45 or 50 today! But that is still better than 2 or 3 feet of snow!
No snow blowers in my shed to break down! Rebuild on the primary clutch for the RZR went good. Works like a new one again. There were a couple guys that actually paid attention when I assembled it! The rest, not so much.
On to the next project, install electric, remote control gate opener. It is waiting for me in town right now. It is a 24V battery operated, complete with solar charger. I just need to get two 12V batteries and hook them up in series to operate it.
Andre, your RZR looks great. Enjoy.
All have a fine day.
No snow blowers in my shed to break down! Rebuild on the primary clutch for the RZR went good. Works like a new one again. There were a couple guys that actually paid attention when I assembled it! The rest, not so much.
On to the next project, install electric, remote control gate opener. It is waiting for me in town right now. It is a 24V battery operated, complete with solar charger. I just need to get two 12V batteries and hook them up in series to operate it.
Andre, your RZR looks great. Enjoy.
All have a fine day.
03-15-2021, 08:50 AM
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Happy Monday, crew. All is well in sunny (breezy) AZ! It will probably only gust up to 45 or 50 today! But that is still better than 2 or 3 feet of snow!
No snow blowers in my shed to break down! Rebuild on the primary clutch for the RZR went good. Works like a new one again. There were a couple guys that actually paid attention when I assembled it! The rest, not so much.
On to the next project, install electric, remote control gate opener. It is waiting for me in town right now. It is a 24V battery operated, complete with solar charger. I just need to get two 12V batteries and hook them up in series to operate it.
Andre, your RZR looks great. Enjoy.
All have a fine day.
No snow blowers in my shed to break down! Rebuild on the primary clutch for the RZR went good. Works like a new one again. There were a couple guys that actually paid attention when I assembled it! The rest, not so much.
On to the next project, install electric, remote control gate opener. It is waiting for me in town right now. It is a 24V battery operated, complete with solar charger. I just need to get two 12V batteries and hook them up in series to operate it.
Andre, your RZR looks great. Enjoy.
All have a fine day.
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Hi guys.
Oregon Jim, Sorry to hear about the shingles and the leg troubles.
Somewhere south of Denver Jim, A broke down snowblower with 20" of snow doesn't sound fun, Bummer dude, I hope it's an easy fix.
For ATV clutches, I use a clutch puller bolt also, but I can see where the bread thing would work in an emergency.
Oregon Jim, Sorry to hear about the shingles and the leg troubles.
Somewhere south of Denver Jim, A broke down snowblower with 20" of snow doesn't sound fun, Bummer dude, I hope it's an easy fix.
For ATV clutches, I use a clutch puller bolt also, but I can see where the bread thing would work in an emergency.
03-15-2021, 07:26 PM
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The snowblower is alive!!! I started looking at the service manual and the uninstall of the transmission was looking really nasty. Way more involved that I expected. I looked up a transmission assembly and found it for the low cost of only $595. I started poking around and found a thread that talked about my exact problem. The seals on the transmission axle had come out. The "fix" is to just push them back in. I did that and refilled/bled the "special" Honda hydrostatic fluid. It's working OK. I do wonder what caused the seals to blow though.
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Not enough storage space for two of the same. Though my wife did say a smaller one would be nice. I'm not buying a 2 cycle snowblower. They're way too stinky. The battery powered ones are starting to look decent. Though I would want one that uses Dewalt batteries so I don't have a set of different brand batteries sitting around doing nothing.