Troubleshooting a Stalling Cub Cadet Engine

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Admin

It is always an unpleasant deal with a mechanical failure of any kind, but during the winter months, when you really need your equipment to be functioning, it can be life threatening if your small engine fails to start. Thankfully, if your Cub Cadet small engine does stall or otherwise fails to start when you expect it to, there are a number of simple checks you can perform to determine exactly what the problem is and how to fix it. Many of these checks are applicable to all small-engine lawn and garden equipment, so properly educating yourself can save a lot of time and headaches when you are presented with a problem!

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Cub Cadet Snowthrower Safety Tips

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Admin

While snowblowers represent one of the most convenient ways to deal with large snowstorms throughout the winter season, they can also represent a significant safety hazard that can put the operator, bystanders, and even vehicles, directly into harm’s way. Snowblowers, while convenient, specialize in taking things in, processing them, and spitting them out at a high rate of speed. When something other than snow passes through the intake chute, personal injury can result. Furthermore, failing to follow basic safety guidelines can result in injury from moving parts, the engine, and the intake chute, before, during, and after operation.

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How a Snowblower Drive System Works

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Admin

As winter kicks into high gear and the first snow of the season begins to fall, many homeowners find themselves perusing local equipment shops for a snowblower that can meet their needs throughout the season. Inevitably, this shopping process will find consumers deciding between two drive systems that are used by virtually every snowblower currently on the market. These drive systems are actually quite different, and each choice comes with a number of perks for unique scenarios. From basic snow clearing to models that are perfect for industrial use during major storms, each drive system has a unique function and use.

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Cub Cadet Yanmar Ex3200 – The Swiss Army Knife of Compact Tractors

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Admin

The Cub Cadet Yanmar Ex3200 is a compact utility tractor that is equipped with a 3-cylinder diesel engine with direct injection and 3-range hydrostatic transmission that delivers 32 hp and 13.2 mph in high-range. It also comes standard with 4WD and a locking rear differential. Lifting up to 1100 lbs with precision control, it is also equipped with a three point hitch.

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A Steering Wheel on a Zero Turn? Cub Cadet RZT S Riders

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Admin

The Cub Cadet RZT S Rider is a zero-turn mower with a cutting system designed by aerospace engineers, and it’s design, performance and features reflect this fact. It is equipped with a 42 to 50 inch mowing deck with a a floating deck, optimal airflow, and blade overlap, as well as a 22 to 25 horsepower engine. It also has a pivoting front axle that enables the mower to deliver a professional cut by following the contours of the ground.

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Cub Cadet Z-Force S Riders – A 4 Season Beast

Posted on November 7, 2012 by Admin

The Cub Cadet Z-Force S Rider is equipped with a 46 to 60-inch wide mowing deck and an aerospace engineered cutting system that is guaranteed to give you a professional cut. It delivers 20 to 24 hp and four-wheel steering with steering wheel control, making steep and rough terrain a simple task. With the S Rider, you will easily get a better looking lawn. Continue reading →

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A Look at the All New Cub Cadet Volunteer

Posted on October 31, 2012 by Admin

The Cub Cadet Volunteer utility vehicle is a multi-purpose tool that does the job you need it to do, any time of year. The everyday homeowner and multiple-acre land owner can benefit from this vehicle because it provides all the function and versatility needed to maintain a lawn or large field with ease.

With more than 40 available accessories, a heavy-duty build, and a 1,400 pound towing capacity, this vehicle can do it all. It comes in four models, each with its own strengths.  Continue reading →

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Cub Cadet Snow Blower Parts Lookup

Posted on October 24, 2012 by Admin

When servicing a Cub Cadet Snow blower, it is important that customers buy the correct replacement parts for their model. CubParts.com’s convenient parts lookup tool provides customers with the ability to eliminate error in the parts selection process by providing a convenient visual guide and ordering system. You can search for Cub Cadet Snow Blower Parts by diagram or by category.

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Cub Cadet 200 Series Snowblower/Thrower Overview

Posted on October 17, 2012 by Admin

Cub Cadet 200 Series is Cub Cadet’s entry-level series of snow throwers. They are suitable for clearing light to moderate snow, which is ideal for sidewalks, walkways, and narrow paths for pedestrians or cyclists.

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Overview of the Cub Cadet 500 Series Snow Thrower

Posted on October 10, 2012 by Admin

The 500 Series is the next tier of Cub Cadet snow throwers featuring heavy-duty 12-inch steel augers, larger engines, and greater amenities than the entry-level series. All 500 Series snow throwers offer six forward speeds, two reverse speeds, and a 4-way multi-directional adjustable chute. A standard in-dash headlight provides consumers with the ability to see in low-light conditions while Cool Blue skids permit the machine to easily slide over terrain. Continue reading →

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