The John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE is one of the medium snow throwers available for consumer use and also for commercial use. Consumers
With a 30-inch cleaning width and a powerful 15.5 foot-pounds of torque, this John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE will more than meet the needs of most consumers with large driveways and yards to clear snow. Combined with toolless snow drift cutters, you can cut your way through even the largest snow drifts.
This machine comes with many features that operators will enjoy. From the 110 V electric start to the 6-speed friction disk transmission, with freehand control for easy chute rotation, you can manage this heavy-duty snow thrower with ease. There is also a recoil start if you need to start the snow thrower without the electric starter.
This snow thrower comes with an aluminum super lo-tone muffler to reduce the noise of the snow blower and it also is CARB compliant to meet the latest emission controls.
Engine: 15.5 foot-pounds torque, with a 4-cycle OHV Briggs and Stratton snow series max engine
Transmission: 6 forward, 2 reverse friction disk drive system
Warranty: 2-year consumer warranty, 90-day commercial warranty ( The John Deere promise is not available on this product)
Description of the John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE
The John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE sports a large chute for increased snow capacity, and operators can control the chute direction from the dash with a new dash electric control feature.
The hand grips are heated to provide additional comfort during those extra cold days and nights when you are out blowing snow. Cold hands are no fun, especially when you have a large yard to deal with.
There is an offset halogen light to provide extra visibility after the sun sets and it is too dark to clear snow. There are also reversible skid shoes to protect your driveway, a 4-quart fuel tank, and a tool box with a clear-out brush.
This unit comes with a fresh start fuel cap which allows you to add fuel additives to keep the fuel fresh for maximum efficiency and operation.
The John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE was retailing for $1499 US at the time of writing.
Customers can arrange for in-store pickup or delivery. Customers who pick up the snow thrower will need a small trailer to transport the snow blower. It must be rated to carry the weight of this machine. Delivery can be arranged for an additional cost depending on your proximity to the store you are making your purchase.
Optional accessories were not listed on the website, however, most snow throwers come with the option to purchase snow cabs, chains, and snow covers. Snow cabs provide protection to the operator from the wind and blowing snow during snow-blowing operations. Usually, they protect you on three sides and make it much more comfortable when blowing snow.
Snow covers provide protection to your snow thrower when you need to store it outside. They provide protection from UV rays and general protection from the elements which will help to ensure that your John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE lasts much longer.
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Operators are always encouraged to read the manual for the John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE prior to operating the machine for the first time. Become familiar with the operation of the snow blower and also the safety features and operation of the snow blower.
Prior to starting the John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE, each day operators should perform a quick circle check to confirm everything is in working order and there are no loose parts. Check the engine oil and top up if needed. Also, fill the fuel tank to avoid running out while blowing snow. Fill the fuel tank while the engine is cool to avoid any possibility of fire. If you do spill gasoline, wait until it has evaporated before starting the engine.
Always shut the engine off prior to performing any maintenance or clearing the auger of ice and snow.
The John Deere Dual Stage Snow Thrower 1130SE maintenance schedule is outlined in the manual. Depending on how often the machine is used, you will have to change the oil perhaps as often as once a month, however, in a light snow year you may need to change the oil only once per year. Always keep the engine oil fresh to prolong the life of the engine. Lubricate all recommended parts as per the schedule outlined in the manual.
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I own a JD 1130SE and like the snowthrower. It has handled the 33 plus inches of snow here in MN this Dec. My only complaint is that the halogen lamp burns out in about 2 seconds after being replaced. Dealer not able to help.
iam having the same problem with my snow blower,I have the same one.
Does anyone have a solution to this problem of the halogen light burning out? Have not seen this one before.
Me too 2008 model 1130se i think its the voltage regulator?
Has anyone had an issue with the snowblower cutting out soon after starting snow blowing
The snow blower keeps choking out numerous times during snow blowing....minimum snow......restarts (sometimes), runs and then does it again...changed oil, gas, etc. fairly new....only used approx. 5 times over last 2 years. Today, seemed to bogg out when the amount of gas was at approx. 3/4 of a tank....filled ran better, bogged out...sprayed carb cleaner, primed, etc. in order to keep running, needed to keep depressing primer to keep running?????? any thoughts????
Sounds like you left old gas in your gas tank too long. You will need to clean the carb and filter and put new gas in the tank
My husband said make sure you do not touch the light bulb use shop rag when removing from package and replacing.
Also try replacing the gas cap we had the problem and bought a $6.00 vented cap and the problem went away.
1130SE..Drive slips after 15-20 minutes of operation. After that, it comes back intermittently. Had it into the shop twice. They said there's nothing wrong with it. This machine only has an estimated 20-25 hours on it. Spec states that there is no adjustment for the drive belt. Belt looks ok but can't tell if there is any stretch in it. Adjusted traction drive cable Friction disc's look ok. Please, if you have any ideas let me know. Thank you...
I had a similar problem on an older machine. One of the bushings was worn causing the shaft that supported the friction disc to be misaligned and not make proper contact. It is unlikely that yours is having the same problem. Check that the belt tightener is actually tightening enough. Also sounds like something is heating up, expanding and causing slippage, Look for anything that seems to be getting hot. Let us know what you find.
Thanks very much for your comments. I found out that those machines have a history of slippage due to the exposure of the friction wheel to moisture and that a seal kit was produced to better isolate the area. Machines still under warranty could have it installed, if requested, free of charge. Those units out of warranty must unfortunately absorb the costs.