ironman200081
Active member
Greetings E-Tracers!
I have a question regarding the operation of the E-Trac in cold weather. I have read that it may affect the machine's performance to move it between temperature extremes and immediately try to use it. I have only had the machine since September, and I have not yet tried the E-Trac in cold weather (28 degrees F right now).
Should I expect the E-Trac to react differently to the cold? Has any E-Trac user experienced any issues or problems with cold-weather operation? Is it best to let the machine sit in the outdoor temperature for a bit before powering up?
Also, as a bonus question, will someone please recommend a good place to purchase spare rubber coil washers and the rear rubber piece for the E-Trac? mine are ok, but I would rather have the spares available when the mains wear out.
Thanks in advance!
I have a question regarding the operation of the E-Trac in cold weather. I have read that it may affect the machine's performance to move it between temperature extremes and immediately try to use it. I have only had the machine since September, and I have not yet tried the E-Trac in cold weather (28 degrees F right now).
Should I expect the E-Trac to react differently to the cold? Has any E-Trac user experienced any issues or problems with cold-weather operation? Is it best to let the machine sit in the outdoor temperature for a bit before powering up?
Also, as a bonus question, will someone please recommend a good place to purchase spare rubber coil washers and the rear rubber piece for the E-Trac? mine are ok, but I would rather have the spares available when the mains wear out.
Thanks in advance!