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Clay
Location: Wis
Joined: Dec 3, 2008
Points: 111
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John Deere 1130 SE
Original Message Jan 7, 2009 1:07 pm |
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I did a search and found a few references to this machine but no answers. Any one have one of these? 15.5 snow max engine, heated hand grips, 30" wide. I can't find a listing for auger diameter or impeller diameter. I called John Deere and the guy that was suppose to be the snow thrower expert didn't know either. What is the Easy Steer drive system? The literature says: Easy SteerŪ drive system giving continuous power to both wheels and auto speed adjustment Is it similar to the Ariens auto differential? I've heard that the units are built by B&S which translates to Simplicity. They do have cast iron gear cases like the Simplicity. The chute control is different than the simplicity and so is the turning method so they are not exactly the same. I'm trying to compare the Simplicity L1530E to the JD 1130SE. Any help would be appreciated. Rick
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JasonSmits
Joined: Oct 23, 2009
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
Reply #107 Oct 23, 2009 7:57 pm |
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Just bought the New 1130SE from a John Deere dealer in my home town. I have spent all day reading the manual and checking the machine. I found that everything was inplace and assembly and all parts were there. The only problem I found was that there was way too much oil in it. The delivery man started the machine a couple of times for me to show me how it worked. I got the extra oil out and checked for any blown seals but all seams fine. Just a note that if you buy one to check the oil before you start.
The Auger is 14in
I haven't gotten into the gut of the machine yet but the Easy Steer system works great. Both wheels turn one faster then the other to accomplish the turn. The regular guy that deals with the snow blowers was in the States for traning so I didnt get much info.
The electric shoot rotation is really cool... but I think there is potential for a jam in the snow. Im looking forward to the first storm.
Jason
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LennyB
Joined: Sep 28, 2009
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
Reply #109 Oct 27, 2009 4:43 pm |
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I have no update yet on my 2008 928E as I am still waiting for my "kit".
I have nagged my dealer a few times and they replied that there has been no delivery of my parts yet.
It's been 30 days and that seems a while for $9 worth of parts.
I'll keep you posted.
Len
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lanningjw
Location: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Joined: Oct 8, 2009
Points: 29
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
Reply #110 Oct 29, 2009 10:59 am |
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See below
This message was modified Oct 29, 2009 by lanningjw
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lanningjw
Location: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Joined: Oct 8, 2009
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
Reply #115 Oct 31, 2009 8:43 am |
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BTW, have you seen this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3CCOUHb3Jo
The 1130SE "ROCKS" I am getting excited for winter.
A little more info on the problems with the 08 model. The problem is they use to use the Tecumseh motor that was flat on the side where the belt cover was. They dont make a snow blower engines any more. So, the BS engine is not flat on the side where the belt cover goes and this has caused problems with snow leaking on the belts.
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Ozzie
Joined: Dec 29, 2008
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
Reply #116 Nov 4, 2009 7:10 am |
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Does anyone know what this clutch lever update is? is it worth nagging my dealer about it?
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