Posted by boomer22 on December 23, 2013 at 06:24:52 from (67.55.184.103):
I got to use my 706 for the first time to move snow, this is my first winter with it. Went out to start it and had a trickle charger on it for awhile now. I used the glow plugs for several minutes and hit the start button. It was very rough starting, I know diesels are hard starting in the winter, and I have read the 706 is very hard to start. It was belching smoke, (of course it was in a shed so it compounded the smoke). I continued to hold the glow plug button till it started to clear up...while it was clearing up it was putting out a lot of soot, the soot was all over the hood. I was just wondering if this was normal or if not what to do? Ran fine after it got warmed up and was almost a joy to move snow.
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