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Interesting cold weather behavior.
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<blockquote data-quote="PropWash" data-source="post: 5556" data-attributes="member: 690"><p>So I have been using my ASV RC50 for general snow removal. This past weekend it was down to about -15F and the RC started like a champ every time I needed it.</p><p>I did however experience a wierd problem. When I went to back the machine out of the garage, the tracks on one side wouldnt move. It was like they were frozen.</p><p>I tried wiggling the stick and 'motivating' it with the other track with no avail. I ran the bucket and whatnot to 'heat up' the fluid, but when i activate the seized track side, it 'budged' about 5 degrees in rotation, but nothing more.</p><p>Engine did stall, or bog down at all. Eventually, it simply started going.</p><p>Thoughts?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PropWash, post: 5556, member: 690"] So I have been using my ASV RC50 for general snow removal. This past weekend it was down to about -15F and the RC started like a champ every time I needed it. I did however experience a wierd problem. When I went to back the machine out of the garage, the tracks on one side wouldnt move. It was like they were frozen. I tried wiggling the stick and 'motivating' it with the other track with no avail. I ran the bucket and whatnot to 'heat up' the fluid, but when i activate the seized track side, it 'budged' about 5 degrees in rotation, but nothing more. Engine did stall, or bog down at all. Eventually, it simply started going. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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