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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
#1 Nov 8, 2009 7:01 am |
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Ozzie, I took the JD from the driveway up into the grass and back to the shed. I thought it was kinda warm out to be playing with the blower. I cannot tell any difference with the updates.
Why not get them done?
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
#2 Nov 7, 2009 9:08 pm |
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Catt, congrats on your JD, glad you like what ya got.
Got both of the updates done at the dealer this week. I almost $#%* when the girl said $197..... I said, but this was warranty work. She said I will get the service guy. He confirmed it was warranty work updates with no charge. Didn't give me any paper work, said you don't need it. Service guy asked if JD contacted me about updates? I said nope, got the info from a blower forum. I could tell this pissed him off, then he said why did I get them done if I had not used the blower? I said would you get them done, I don't want this thing slipping around. He said out of all the JD blowers they sold last year not one came back with a slipping problem. I said last year we did not get alot of snow but maybe we will this year and I don't want to have to throw this thing in the back of my pickup. I want it to work with out a problem, that why they have the updates. He was like why fix something that was not broken. I do not like doing business at the stealer, I mean dealers.
Hope every guy with a 2008 JD 1130 gets his updates. You deserve them, that right! Jim
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
#3 Oct 31, 2009 8:43 am |
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BTW, have you seen this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3CCOUHb3Jo
The 1130SE "ROCKS" I am getting excited for winter.
A little more info on the problems with the 08 model. The problem is they use to use the Tecumseh motor that was flat on the side where the belt cover was. They dont make a snow blower engines any more. So, the BS engine is not flat on the side where the belt cover goes and this has caused problems with snow leaking on the belts.
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
#4 Oct 29, 2009 11:27 am |
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Just called the dealer spoke with a different guy who I should of spoke the first time and he said drop it off and well take care of it. He was not aware of the later clutch lever kit fix and said he would get it done.
He said we have been selling these things for 25 years and that they have had had snow leaking in the parts......Kinda like why fix something that is not broken answer. I told him that Its better to have the updates installed NOW before it snows.
I think they hate it when you know more than you do..... Knowledge is power.....
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Re: John Deere 1130 SE
#5 Oct 29, 2009 11:06 am |
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Finally a dealer who knows about the updates for the 1130 SE.
Both updates are warranty issues.
A) Water Seal Kit or waterproof kit retro kit, Part number (in CAN) assuming its the same US, BS 1687300 (SM) The kit came out in Jan of this year.
B) Clutch lever kit update for slippage.....BS 1687452YP (again CAN number) Hope it the same US. This update came out late spring.
I just placed a call to my JD dealer and will speak to him soon, I hope.
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