Hi Brian, my 1026R has 1155 hours on the meter. I have nothing to complain about my tractor and my snowblower. I check the fluids every time before I leave, grease every 25 hours, cleaning the air filter regularly and running the engine with synthetic oil. My 1026R run a quickbrush in spring time, mow grass in the summer and blow snow in the winter. It's a very reliable small tractor. You can go see my other videos, it works the whole year long. Thank for watching man!
I don't understand why people use a rear snow blower on a subcompact tractor. the rear PTO has 1/4 the RPMs that the mid PTO has. plus it's a pain in the ass to drive in reverse for a long stretch when your seat doesn't swivel.
Pumpy235: Love your videos. How many hours on your tractor now? Have you found the tractor and blower reliable. Thanks.
Hi Brian, my 1026R has 1155 hours on the meter. I have nothing to complain about my tractor and my snowblower. I check the fluids every time before I leave, grease every 25 hours, cleaning the air filter regularly and running the engine with synthetic oil. My 1026R run a quickbrush in spring time, mow grass in the summer and blow snow in the winter. It's a very reliable small tractor. You can go see my other videos, it works the whole year long. Thank for watching man!
I don't understand why people use a rear snow blower on a subcompact tractor. the rear PTO has 1/4 the RPMs that the mid PTO has. plus it's a pain in the ass to drive in reverse for a long stretch when your seat doesn't swivel.
The blower rpm is the same in front or the rear. The gearbox is designed to drive the blower at a certain rpm speed.