Guess what went off and scared the crap out of me?

[ovrszd]

With no radiator screening system the horn becomes a necessity.

 

[Sigarms]

At least the mice will have good home building stuff.

Genearally speaking, I always blow the machine off before putting it away, as well as grease the no flat front deck tires.

This guy is a pretty at catching the mice

 

[Sigarms]

Good feature - that horn.

As noted, since I've had the machine, only the second time that horn went off. That said, yes, it is a VERY good feature IMO.

Actually kind of forgot about it. Perhaps once or twice where the machine actually looked like it would overheat and I stopped and took care of the debris. This time forwhatever reason, completely ignored it and didn't look at the gauges.

 

[Sigarms]

it looks like crap, but not from a human.. what made this happen?..

"bush hogging" with a rear discharge deck with the F mower. Lot of grass build up under the machine caused it to overheat. The "horn" alerts you that there is a issue so you stop the mower which I did.

 

[Industrial Toys]

I thought you were talking about the Mandatory Canadian "AMBER ALERT" on your phone.

 

[Racenut]

Looks like you take that high fiber diet stuff seriously.

 

[JimR]

Looks like you take that high fiber diet stuff seriously.

He has to have his roughage. At least you didn't damage anything.

 

[arto98607]

With no radiator screening system the horn becomes a necessity.

The factory radiator screening at least in my F3060 is about as good as it gets (without rotating, or self cleaning motorized screen like some Ag equipment may have), but it still needs to be cleaned out periodically depending on conditions.

It has double screening and they are easy to clean.

Cheers