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Read articles →A casual owner-operator video split between two tasks: adjusting snowblower skid height on a Kubota B2301 (dropping them one notch to shave closer to a packed base) and blowing snow around a cabin, gazebo, and driveway. The skid adjustment walkthrough is practical and briefly shows the bolt-and-pin process. Side topics, ice damming and a dead solar camera, take up real time. Best for B2301 owners curious about skid shoe adjustments in real-world winter use.
Posted by the Outdoor Hobby Guy channel, presenting as a casual owner sharing seasonal chores and minor maintenance at what appears to be a personal cabin property.
Use a 19mm wrench to loosen the bolt, remove the locking nut and washer, pull the pin, then drop the skid down one notch and retighten snug on both sides.
No, there are no torque specifications given. The bolts are just tightened snug by hand with a ratchet.
Lowering the skids lets the blade shave closer to a packed snow base, around 2 to 3 inches, leaving the driveway shaved smooth like a skating rink.
