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13 Oct ’15 - 7:16 pm
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it doesn't fit at all, the blade digs into the ground

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LOL, #FirstWorldLittleTractorProblems  

My 1 bottom moldboard plow barely fits my 750... If I lift it all the way, it's maybe an inch off the ground.  🙂

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I wonder if it will fit better off the quik attachment, it looks like the the top might pull in enough so that the blade cants out more

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Disconnect the top link and use a bungie cord to hold it closer to the tractor for transporting. Then remove the bungie cord and put the top link back in for use. 

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Filled the tires last night. All it took was a transfer pump I already owned, some fittings, short hose, and an valve stem adapter made for such a thing, linked below. Oh, and 21 gallons of -20 degrees windshield washer fluid.

Fill the tires, fill them up with air to the right PSI, and you are good to go.

I didn't drive it after filling the tires but will take it for a spin later this week. This should help when clearing snow off of the driveway with the back blade and lifting larger loads in the bucket.

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You swap out hydraulic fluid at all?

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I just went over the 200 hour mark so I may change fluids and do some maintenance during the winter. I will make a new post when all of the parts get here, but I am going to heat and insulate (better, not fully) our garage. With a heated garage I don't think I need to worry about the tractor being warm enough in winter.

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Still need to get a manual for mine, did get a package in the mail, the company I bought the tractor from sent me a new seat switch, that was nice of them.

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