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A little late to the post but I have a Curtis cab and the first year I got it I planned to remove it in the summer......until I discovered the shade it provided was WAY better than running it removed. I simply take off the doors. If I get into the woods I simply remove the clear "window" panels...

We got a warmer day so I jumped on this. First tried prying the fan back but couldn't manage to get it aligned well enough so then I took off the chain guard and although it looked proper I knew the shaft had to go forward a little so I put a hydraulic scissor between the mount and the shaft...

OK, we are expecting a week of warm days so this snow should melt and I can take a closer look at what actually moved. No fun doing it with wind and single digit temps.

Thanks DustyRusty. Once things warm up I plan to take a good look at things. Using the 2x4 as you mentioned to push it back into place, possibly I can put a pin or bolt in the extra shaft hole and then make a spacer that will keep the impeller from moving forward. More robust than the clip that...

Thanks sagor. I think this will be a summer project but want to order parts if it's do-able. Sounds like a good chance it would work. I have a machine shop and welder so modification is always possible too but prefer to use stock parts if possible.

I've ran a BX2750B for many years and although my gravel driveway would shear a pin now and then it has been a great blower. The driveway was re-done this fall and I was expecting a few more sheared pins with the loose stone. To my surprise I had no issues at all - until today. We had a thaw...