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Thank you for sharing, im going to have my surgery in 5 days. Question: Is it absolutely necessary to have a recliner for sleeping and easy access? I think bed is going to be a little difficult to settle in for nights and getting out off. What do you suggest? I dont have one, but i was thinking maybe sofa chair...?

Great tips! Thanks 👍

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Isn’t quart and a half 48 oz, not 52?

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Thank you so much I do believe I am headed to surgery and all of this information is very helpful.

Merci Think's ! Good video !!!

Thank you so much! Just finding out i have a full tear will hear more tomorrow. Lots of helpful tips!

Super vidéo muchas gracias 🙏🏻

Thanks for the video. So they hold 1 and 1/2 quarts? Great video

Interesting there is no oil filter. I wonder why it is not needed?

Start the blower up, run it for a few minutes to warm the oil up. It will make it easier to drain

First week? First week blows. Might as well kick back a have a cocktail or 10….

Very good suggestions

I got lucky. I’m left handed. But I think you’re right about most of these surgeries are on the right. At least the ones that are making videos

This is a great help, thanks for sharing!!❤

Thank you. I’m on day 4 post reverse shoulder replacement. I’ve watched lots of videos, but you had some tips I hadn’t heard before. I wish I had rented that ice machine. I bought one that turned out to be defective, so now I’ve just got ice packs.

Thank you. My surgery is in 10 days. I’m sharing with my family to help them understand what to expect.

Thanks for the great info! My surgery is tomorrow morning.

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This is such a long road! I am 6 months out and still have tightness and weakness. Definitely some progress but still in PT

I've never seen a shoulder brace like that, they usually go around the neck and hurt

Thanks, brother. You made it look easy. Real knowledgeable video

Thanks for all the helpfull tips. Great presentation.

Thanx for sharing 😀

All small engines on snowblowers are pretty much the same. Just take the dip stick out first just so you don’t create a vacuum by only opening the drain plug…it’ll drain faster.

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Got the axles down! Do you have a wheel video?

Thank you for this video.. I am calling the Orthopedics tomorrow to make my first visit appointment and hopefully get my surgery scheduled.. I have a full tear of the main ligament and partial tears in the remaining ligaments. 😬. Your video opened my eyes to things I will face thank you for that. Craig

Thank you; your video was positive. I am getting rotator cuff surgery in 4 days and my story is close to yours.

Thank you, very helpful!

My 2 stage Cub Cadet only holds 600 ml and 1 quart is 946 ml so beware.

Good video. One comment. At about 6:30 you said it's OK if the oil is on the high side. I would say this is not the best advice. Engines lubricate by the crank shaft hitting and splashing oil into the piston cylinder bore. If the oil is too high, this will not happen and the engine will prematurely fail. Check your manual and verify the oil capacity. My Cub Cadet 930SWE has an oil capacity of 1 quart and it's a big machine. The one in the video is 1 1/2 quarts and another reader mentioned a capacity of 20 ounces, or about 2/3 quarts. I always like to keep my oil within 1/8" of the high mark on the dipstick. If it is over this amount, I just pull the plug slightly and drain a little out.

I highly recommend you buy a back scratcher! They are heavenly when you can’t reach an itch.

Thank you. I needed to know how to deal with everything the hospital didn't explain .I had my surgery done this morning and still can't get comfortable enough to sleep.

So glad to have found your video, thank you for all the info.

I watch this video every year

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Thank You Man!

As a single mom with no family....I am having the surgery in 2 weeks. This was very helpful. My surgeon did not mention the ice machine. I am going to call a medical supply place tomorrow. Also get a recliner. How did you keep your arm slinged in the shower?

I have the same machine, as for gas issues I put a shut off valve. I was a bit inventive and figured out how to install one. This is the best way rather than running the tank dry. Also I use K100 stabilizer keeps gas fresh for 2 years. Cheers

Great info! Going in for rotator cuff surgery in about 2hrs. This helps a ton! Thanks!

How long did you take to get back to working?

Make sure you check your engine cc - Cubic Centimeters and verify the amount of oil needed to fill. The 203cc engine only uses 20 ounces of oil to fill. Compare that to the 48 ounces shown in the video.

Great video. Thanks. Oh, I messed up my left shoulder and I'm right handed. Something was in my right hand so I tried to catch myself with my left.

Should have started it and let it run and warm up and set and then drain

Perfect thank you

The information about quantity of oil is incorrect. You said 1.5 quart. I went out and purchased two 1-quart bottles of oil (2 x 946 ml). Then I saw the manual "Before starting engine, fill with motor oil, capacity is 600 ml/20 oz. " So it is less than 2/3 quart of oil. (Cub Cadet manual: 179cc, 208cc & 243cc OHV Horizontal Shaft Engine)

Good video. I was not sure how to drain the oil. Instead of being wasteful by running the engine to burn off the gasoline, at the end of the season, may I suggest that you transfer the gasoline form the snow thrower to your lawn mower?