Stalled

back into the garage at night and you can just drive out in the morning wont stall then.lol
mine stalls once in a while. Its a big thumper not that uncommon .if you floor it and let off quick.
It always seems to do it when im trying to maneuver in a tight place .

I thought there was a thread on this somewhere.But just to ease your mind lots of us have had our Pioneer do this. Its always say if your making it work and then back off the throttle suddenly [like take your foot off the gas] and try to step on it again is went it stalls. Mine will happen say if I'am pushing thru snow making it spin ,then back off real quick and step on it again it'll stall. I;ve gotten used to say back off the throttle easy and then giver again then its fine.

Check your oil level if its low it'll do that plus until the oil warms up it'll do that. I've switched to a sythetic oil and it very seldom does that now even when its cold.

Let it warm up and make sure your dealer is using 10w-40

Once 10w-30 was used and I had rev it to get it to move. Put 10w-40 in it an problem disappeared.

Still does it when it's cold.

check out problems with the muffler. once the baffles get loos the push up against the spark arrester casining it to stall at low speeds.

Mine would do this too. Make it work then when I let off the gas it would idle very low and then stall. I switched to higher octane fuel (91 instead of 87 which is recommended in the owners manual) and it hasn't done it since. Just something easy you could try...

I saw someone on other forum say it happened to him also. He had to unhook the battery to get it to start back up. Never did find the issue i don't think. Another guy had a issue of stalling while plowing it was a voltage issue.

I ran both of my batteries dead plowing last week. I had to shut off all the lights heater and everything else to get it to charge back up. I put it on the battery charger overnight after plowing. Once the voltage gets low it will shut it right off