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Re: Snow Caster vibration

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Yeah, the mufflers. I really like the look and the fact that they're quiet is a real plus. I too want to know where we can get those! :D come on Dave, don't keep it a secret. :violin: :D
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Seabee wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 8:39 pm Machine Gun Muffs?

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Eugen wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 8:53 pm Yeah, the mufflers. I really like the look and the fact that they're quiet is a real plus. I too want to know where we can get those! :D come on Dave, don't keep it a secret. :violin: :D
This is a better price that I can get it from the wholesaler .

https://www.amazon.ca/Stens-105-296-Law ... B001OKBDOW

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That's a good price indeed; local Stens dealer has it for around $100. But I'm not able to get it right now. good to know for the future though.
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Eugen wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 2:15 pm
DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 1:48 pm No more vibration . :thumbsup:

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That is great news Dave, and I'm relieved. Mine may be bent as well, I should check it once I get new bearings in. :109:

Quick question for you. Mine is really really noisy. How is yours, with all new bearings and such?
Eugen - My SB48 snowcaster Is noisy too but it doesn't vibrate much. My tractor only had a snowblower when I bought it with 55 hrs on it. Like new I guess.

Dave - Glad you got the snowcaster fixed. I like your method of fixing it.
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MattA wrote: Mon Apr 04, 2022 8:40 pm
Eugen wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 2:15 pm
DavidBarkey wrote: Tue Mar 29, 2022 1:48 pm No more vibration . :thumbsup:

Dave
That is great news Dave, and I'm relieved. Mine may be bent as well, I should check it once I get new bearings in. :109:

Quick question for you. Mine is really really noisy. How is yours, with all new bearings and such?
Eugen - My SB48 snowcaster Is noisy too but it doesn't vibrate much. My tractor only had a snowblower when I bought it with 55 hrs on it. Like new I guess.

Dave - Glad you got the snowcaster fixed. I like your method of fixing it.
It worked well . But like anything your trying to straighten , you need to proceed a bit at a time or you can easily go past straight and have it bent the other way .


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That is great news Dave, and I'm relieved. Mine may be bent as well, I should check it once I get new bearings in. :109:

Quick question for you. Mine is really really noisy. How is yours, with all new bearings and such?
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I always overhaul mine now. I thought the noise was normal. Until I replaced the auger and jackshaft bearings along with the 2 idlers. Now I can only tell the caster is on by the wind noise it makes. In fact, I often forget to turn it off because I really do not notice it is running. So, when I go to use it again and the starter does not turn I have to turn off the PTO.

Same with mower decks. They should be so quiet that you can hear only the air and the blades hitting the grass.
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ssmewing wrote: Tue Apr 05, 2022 6:23 pm
That is great news Dave, and I'm relieved. Mine may be bent as well, I should check it once I get new bearings in. :109:

Quick question for you. Mine is really really noisy. How is yours, with all new bearings and such?
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I always overhaul mine now. I thought the noise was normal. Until I replaced the auger and jackshaft bearings along with the 2 idlers. Now I can only tell the caster is on by the wind noise it makes. In fact, I often forget to turn it off because I really do not notice it is running. So, when I go to use it again and the starter does not turn I have to turn off the PTO.

Same with mower decks. They should be so quiet that you can hear only the air and the blades hitting the grass.
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Very quiet ,still a little chain noise . Still a little fine tuning to do when I get back to it .

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