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sailor77077
Joined: Jan 19, 2007
Points: 20
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yet another newbie question
Original Message Mar 1, 2007 10:07 am |
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Hi to all and thanks for all the help & direction I've recieved from the board My machine is an Ariens 926le. As I get the machine dialed in, I sitll have a few questions about performance. We are getting our second big dumping here in MN as I type this. This time, the snow is very wet--almost slush. In conditions like this, how far should the snow be flying? I'm trying to make sure nothing is slipping. When I hit about 4-5 inches this morning of very wet heavy snow in 1st or 2nd gear, it was traveling about 10-15 ft with the chute on a 45 degree angle. We are expected to get up to 15 inches by tomorrow. Everything is turning correctly and I hear no squealing belts or runaway, revving engines, so I think that things are all in alignment spec. There were also times at EOD when the snow would litterally "bubble" out of the chute and begin throwing after about 2 secs. Does this sound right? I just don't have the experience with the snow and blowers--I'm from Texas :) Thanks again in advance.
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Jonathan
I am a marvelous housekeeper. Every time I leave a man I keep his house. -Zsa Zsa
Location: Near Albany NY
Joined: Sep 12, 2004
Points: 320
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Re: yet another newbie question
Reply #10 Mar 2, 2007 8:22 am |
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Yes, that adjustment after run-in can be important.
This message was modified Mar 2, 2007 by Jonathan
2004 Ariens 11528LE, Troybilt Horse "Big Red" Tiller (original), Troybilt Tuffy Tiller (original), Sears LT1000 mower, Lawn Boy 7073 21" mower, Stihl FS55 RC trimmer, Poulan Countervibe 3400 chainsaw
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