Very good video. Also, do not forget to pull your drive wheels off every season and put a layer of grease on the axles. Same goes for the hex shaft that the drive (gear selector) wheel slides back & forth on. You will have to tip the blower up onto its nose and remove the belly pan (four screws) to access this.
The best thing you can do to any 2 or 3 stage snowblower is add a piece of rubber to the inside impeller. This will keep it from clogging and makes a huge difference discharging wet snow and slush. There are plenty of videos here on youtube to show you how. You won’t to spend money on sprays or lubes anymore. You are welcome.😊
That's a great suggestion! A ceramic coating on the inside and other areas where snow tends to stick would definitely make clearing snow off easier. Just the application will be a bit costly, Thanks for sharing!
Yes I use it in mine. Here in Canada I got it at Canadian Tire for $50 plus tax. And you apply it once a year or one every two years it's great. Thanks for replying me back
Very good video.
Also, do not forget to pull your drive wheels off every season and put a layer of grease on the axles.
Same goes for the hex shaft that the drive (gear selector) wheel slides back & forth on. You will have to tip the blower up onto its nose and remove the belly pan (four screws) to access this.
The best thing you can do to any 2 or 3 stage snowblower is add a piece of rubber to the inside impeller. This will
keep it from clogging and makes a huge difference discharging wet snow and slush. There are plenty of videos here on youtube to show you how. You won’t to spend money on sprays or lubes anymore. You are welcome.😊
Great point!
Also a ceramic coating on the inside and anywhere where the snow sticks like a non stick coating it will slide snow off easy
That's a great suggestion! A ceramic coating on the inside and other areas where snow tends to stick would definitely make clearing snow off easier. Just the application will be a bit costly, Thanks for sharing!
Yes I use it in mine. Here in Canada I got it at Canadian Tire for $50 plus tax. And you apply it once a year or one every two years it's great. Thanks for replying me back