3X™ 34 MAX HYDRO
3X THREE-STAGE POWER
Item#:
31AH8E4V596
From
$ 3,599.00
MSRP
3X™ 34 MAX HYDRO
3X THREE-STAGE POWER
Item#:
31AH8E4V596
From
$ 3,599.00
MSRP
Superior Quality that Handles Winter’s Worst
The award-winning 3X is the powerhouse of the X Series line. With a patented three-stage system, the 3X clears deep snowfall up to 50% faster than a traditional snow blower. That means you can easily and quickly remove 18 inches of snowfall at a comfortable pace. It will even bust through the wall of winter at the end of the driveway. When you have 3X strength, nothing is in your way.
Documents and Guides
- 420cc OHV Engine is powerful, dependable and equipped with push-button electric start
- 34 inch clearing width and 23 inch intake height
- 16” X-Trac™ tires provide strong traction in snowy conditions
- LED lightbar with Dual LED headlights for greater visibility in low-light conditions
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3X™ 34 MAX HYDRO Features
Customize Your Speed
A hydrostatic drive allows you to tailor your speed and work at your own pace.
Unbeatable 3-Stage Power
The induction accelerator pulls more snow, ice, and slush through the system like a turbocharger, which is ideal for busting through the wall of winter at the end of the driveway.
Heavy-duty Gearbox
Cast aluminum auger gearbox protects auger gears for maximum durability and the increased intake height of 23'' allows you to take on the highest snow.
Built for the Long Haul
Get long-lasting durability with no maintenance requirements from the cast aluminum gearbox, backed by a 5-year limited gearbox warranty.
Power Steering
With just one finger, you can engage the power steering giving you unmatched control, effortless maneuverability and single-hand operation.
Push Button Electric Start
A large 4-cycle Cub Cadet engine gives you more power. And it all starts with the push of a button.
Better Maneuverability
No rust, non-marking, reversible skid shoes glide along surfaces for better maneuverability.
Comfortable Handling
Heated hand grips ensure a comfortable command in even the coldest conditions.
Powerful Illumination
See clearly at dawn or dusk with dual LED headlights that shine brighter and farther than competitor models.
Work Longer
Work before dawn or after dark with dual LED headlights.
More Intake
A 23-inch intake height allows you to clear snow more efficiently.
Break Through Snow
Drift cutters allow you to break through tightly packed snow.
Redirect Snow
Rotate the chute a full 200° with just 2.5 turns of the crank.
Easy Pitch Control
Change the pitch of the chute to throw snow up to 40-feet.
Canadian Commitment
When you buy Cub Cadet you're backed by our Canadian Advantage, which includes outdoor power equipment that is engineered and tested in Canada, bilingual customer service support, and a nationwide network of 1,100 Service Dealers.
Specs & Maintenance
Engine
- Engine Brand Cub Cadet® OHV
- Engine Model Number 690-WUC
- Engine Displacement 420cc
- Starter Type Electric and Recoil
- Fuel Tank Capacity 5 quarts US / 4.7 L
- Engine Oil Capacity 37 oz
Drive System
- Speed Hydrostatic infinite speed control
- Drive System Steerable drive system
Controls
- Handle Grip(s) Heated Hand Grips
- Chute Rotation Control Overhead crank / 200º Chute Rotation
- Chute Rotation 200 degrees
- Single-Hand Operation Standard / clutch lock
- Steering Control Power Steering
Power and Performance
- Starting System Push Button Electric Start (110 volt)
- Clearing Width 34"
- Intake Height 23"
- Auger Gear Box Heavy-duty cast aluminum
- Number of Stages 3X Three Stage
Dimensions
- Auger Diameter 14"
- Impeller Diameter 14"
Specifications
- Tire Size 16" x 6.5"
- Tread X-TRAC™
Additional Specifications
- Headlight(s) Dual in-dash LED + Light Bar on Housing
- Shave Plate Heavy Duty Steel
- Skid Shoes Cool Blue™ rust resistant, non-marking, reversible
- Drift Cutters Heavy-duty slotted, tool-less
- Oil Fill Tube Extended
- Auger Material Heavy-duty serrated steel
- Chute Material 5" heavy-duty steel
- Recommended Oil Type 5W-30 (Included)
- Model Number 31AH8E4V596
Warranty
- Auger Gearbox Warranty 5-year gearbox
- Residential Warranty 3-Year Limited Residential
- Commercial Warranty 1-Year Commercial
Shave Plate Specifications
- Auger Housing Width 34"
Disclaimers
- Specifications Specifications subject to change without notice and without incurring obligation. Products depicted on website and other advertisements are for demonstration purposes only. Actual products offered for sale may vary in design, required attachments, safety features and non-functional appearance from. See other general disclaimers at the bottom of our website.
Deluxe Snow Thrower Cab Installation
TRICKS AND TIPS
Protect yourself from the elements while you are clearing your driveway with a snow thrower cab. Follow these simple step for installing your cab on your Cub Cadet Two-Stage snow thrower.
How to Prepare Your Snow Blower for Storage in the Off-Season
MAINTENANCE
Learn how to properly retire your snow thrower for the season with these helpful snow blower storage and maintenance ideas from Cub Cadet.
How to Prepare Your Snow Blower for Winter
MAINTENANCE
Prepare your snow blower for use this winter with snow thrower maintenance tips from Cub Cadet. Our snow blower tips will help ensure your machine is
Maintenance Schedule & Tips
MAINTENANCE
Keep your snow blower in good condition with snow thrower maintenance from Cub Cadet. Proper snow thrower maintenance is essential when you're
Recommended Snow Thrower Back-Up Parts
TRICKS AND TIPS
Learn how to replace your Cub Cadet walk-behind lawn mower wheel with this simple five-step guide.
Snow Thrower Safety Tips
SAFETY
Use a snow blower or snow thrower to keep your paved drive and walkways snow-free during the winter months. With snowblower safety tips and operation advice from Cub Cadet, you'll have your driveway cleared of snow in no
Model | Manual | Form Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31AH8E4V596 | MAN:OWNR:ENGINE_357_420 ENG_FR | ||
| MAN:OWNR:ENGINE_357_420 ENG_FR | 769-15431 | Download | |
| MANL:OPER:BILING:31X:5X/6X/8X: | 769-26072 | Download | |
| MANL:OPER:BILING:MTD ENG:357/4 | 769-25490 | Download | |
| MANL:OPER:ENGL:5XX_6XX_8XX SNO | 769-11740B | Download | |
| MANL:OPER:ENGL:5XX_6XX_8XX SNO | 769-11740C | Download | |
| MANL:OPER:ENGL:5XX_6XX_8XX SNO | 769-22282 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:31X2X-3X:CUB:US_CA | 769-24534 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:CARB:EXH: | 769-15393 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:CARB:EXH: | 769-17172 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:CARB:EXH: | 769-25882 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:EVP:06301 | 769-15392 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:EVP:18-19 | 769-17171 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUP:BILING:EPA:EVP:20-21 | 769-25879 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUPP:WARR/PARTS:CUB 2X/3 | 769-15630 | Download | |
| SHEET:SUPP:WARR/PARTS:CUB 2X/3 | 769-22292 | Download |
Product Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
LD100 from
So far, so good...
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old Cub Cadet snow blower (Model 1028) is 20 years old and starting to rust due to road salt...engine starts right up and runs fine, but I'm doing the snow blowing for four homes of elderly neighbors so I thought I needed a back up with so many people depending on me. Since I bought this new Cub Cadet (3 34 Pro H) it has only snowed once, and that was more sleet than snow; however the new snowblower fired right up and did a good job with no problems. I didn't have the problems others have reported with slushy snow and broken shear pins. Everything has worked fine so far. Ask me again after 4 or 5 big snow storms. My only complaint is "What is up with no grease zerks fittings on the wheels". You have to take the wheels off the blower ever year to grease the axles instead of just using a grease gun on a grease fitting. Why? I can see on a cheaper model, but this is your top of the line. My old Cub Cadet has eight or ten grease fittings, and easy access to the gears, chains and other parts that need maintenance. It just seems like unnecessary work for the consumer who wants to properly maintain his equipment. But I suppose as long as they blow the snow and always start I shouldn't complain too much about unnecessarily complicated maintenance procedures.
Date published: 2019-11-27