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Can anyone recommend an extendable boom that works within the limits of the Toolcat. I have a metal building (24'x35') that we'll be erecting and rather than hiring a boom truck (the top of the steel trusses will only be 14' above the floor), I'd rather spend the money on a telescoping boom...

Did you install this?

I added a magnetic mount rotating beacon for similar reasons but I went with a rotating beacon because I felt it was more attention getting than a strobe. Strobes are everywhere nowadays and rotating beacons are not. I also got one (Ecco) that has a more noticeable rotation frequency. Not too...

Thanks Ruffdog, I searched twice and didn't find anything. You must have the secret touch.:)

The six OE worklight (not-headlight) bulbs are 50W Halogens, Bobcat P/N 6675336 bulbs. I'm looking for a whiter, more spread out beam pattern and wondered if anyone has tried replacing these with LED equivalents and if they were satisfied with the LED's. Thanks, DEWFPO

Contact every dealer you can about pricing and let them know it. The local Bobcat only dealerships were the worst on pricing. I bought mine from a more rural dealer located further away that carried several brands of equipment. You can always get free delivery for a piece of equipment this...

Thanks for letting us know.

It really depends on what your conditions are terrain, slopes, type of snow. Blizzarks are great on glare ice/packed snow, not as good in deep snow or on inclines. Chains work very well on slopes, ice, deep snow but if you have to drive on pavement anywhere with the chains on, it a lumpy ride...

Any chance you have the engine mgmt option turned on? I have an '09 so their probably different but the only time I've dealt with what you described is when I played with turning the Engine Mgmt. On.

Use it, shake it up before putting it into the engine in case any additives have settled out.

I have a zero turn that has a steering wheel and I use it on steep slopes. With both rear wheels powered it has very good traction and ridiculous manuverability. The one I have is a Cub Cadet. If I had large acreage to mow and steep slopes I'd use a use a larger mower deck and a lower center of...

I agree.

I don't see any throttle control lever on this unit. How is rpm adjusted?

Try loosening the fuel cap and see if the cap isn't venting enough under load.

Whatever's in it seems to work. I was sceptical for years but started using it in older gas equipment that sat for years and it definitely helped smooth them out.