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How to Fix a Snowblower Auger Gear [Part 2]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2018
- Part 2
In today's video I'll be showing you how to fix an Auger Gear on a Craftsman 9/24 snow blower!
My friend said he would try to use it, but it just wouldn't throw snow, he said the 2nd stage would spin, but the 1st stage (Impellers) wouldn't.
In PART 1, I showed you how to remove the 1st and 2nd stage auger assembly from the auger housing, and how to disassemble the gearbox to access the worm gear inside of it!
Once we had everything disassembled, I showed you how I go about ordering parts. Specifically, how to find the right parts, using your model number!
You can watch PART 1 here: • How to Fix a Snowblowe...
In today's video, I show you how to properly reassemble the gearbox with our new gear.
I show you step by step how to reassemble everything, then we take this machine outside and test it in the snow!
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We don't always give people like yourself the credit they deserve, Ten thumbs up for applying your tradesmanship to help keep things working..
This video is fantastic. I was tempted to buy a new blower, but your video, and about $50 in parts brought my old craftsman back to life. just in time for the next storm tomorrow night. Thanks!
Glad I was able to help, thanks for watching asertiv1!
This video saved me a lot of headaches and time. The flat sections on the bushings is easy to miss and the housing of the wormgear will not go back together unless the bushings are setting flush. Thanks again this was super helpful.
Thanks for watching!
Just wanted to take the time to thank you for this video! Because of you I was able to repair my snowblower with the same exact problem! You literally saved me hundreds of dollars! Thank you!!
Hey, thanks for watching, if you don't mind, leave me a Google review? Would definitely help me out, thanks again!
Eliminator Performance you got it!
Great job! FYI, the reason there is an inside and outside hole for the wheel retaining pin is for those that do a lot of turning, the machine will operate as if it had an "open differential" and they won’t be fighting a “locked” drive axial as they try to make turns
Absolutely spot on, professor. Well explained. Thanks.
Thanks! This really helped me. I found the brass gear online for $12. The key way was too narrow, but I widened it and worked perfectly.
Good demo for the rebuild. With the impeller out…. I’d have done the impeller mod at the same time since it would have been easy. I did the impeller mod and now my blower never clogs with slush and it made a noticeable improvement in blowing the fluffy stuff. 😊
Thanks for the most informative video about this model, I have the exact same one and I was in fear it was the worm gear, spent about 45 minutes tearing it down step by step to your video and ordered my worm gear and grease! Big appreciation keep up the amazing work sir.
Thank you for this awesome video on how to replace a broken gear box gear! My son-in-law's craftsman snow blower is only 1 year old and already have to deal with this kind of repair. But we have a gravel driveway so it's to be expected. So, I guess I have some work to do. I'm a retired auto mechanic, but by watching your video I'll GET-ER-DONE! Thanks again for part 1 and part 2 step by step repair! WELL, DONE! 😎👍🙏
Thanks for the thorough description on repairing the auger housing. Very helpful and informative.
Oh boy was this video and the first part helpful. Currently pulling mine apart right now
Excellent job. Your attention to the details of the job was very helpful. It really helps that you pointed out all of the details of the reassembly noting particularly the proper alignment of the parts to the case so that those of us following you (hopefully) will remember to look for that orientation before attempting the reassembly.
Thanks for watching Roger!
Thank you so much for the detailed breakdown of the gearbox! this made me feel mich more confident while repairing my blower!
A very helpful video . Not too much time spent showing basic bolt removal but very thorough !!! Great real help. I now feel ready to strip mine down.
I need to do the same job on a craftsman blower. Your video is wonderful. Saving my back side :)
Just did one the other day, thanks for watching!
giant thank you, back up and running saved me a ton of money and learned a lot.
One of the best how to videos I have ever viewed. This is a big job and I wanted detail to get it right . Thank You. I am certain I will view it a few more times.
Thanks for watching, good luck on the repair!
eliminator thanks so much for your part 2 video auger gear box..i can't wait to look on my mtd yard snowblower my same issue..best explanation i ever see...thks thump up100%
Thanks for watching!
Not going to lie I wish I had found your channel last year! I bought the exact machine and the guy before me has bolts in for the pins. Paid 150$ for it because the guy thought it was leaking gas out of the block but it turns out it was just a fuel line cracked and I thought I had won a little lottery but I guess I will see what happens when I get it running if the gear is pooched. I am hoping not! Great videos!
Great video and you speak very clearly. For those who have never done it, it’s a heads up to all the details important a mechanic must do. Such a job should cost 4 hours labour plus parts in my opinion.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
love the vid. thank you. i do feel you used a lil too much grease.
That stuff mixes around pretty good, still running today with no issues!
Excellent 2 Part Video especially pointing out the significance of the flats in the housing in relationship to the bushing flats. Without that information someone might break a housing if they did not realize they had interference. Presently Stens offers FREE shipping on orders over $150 Cdn but you need to set up a prepaid (credit card) account with them.
Gotta do this on my Ariens. Was told the whole worm gear/shafts/gear-box had to be changed all at one time. Parts came to $275.00. Going to take mine apart to see what/which gear I need. I hope mine goes as easy as you made yours look. Wish me luck. Thanks, JIM
Good luck, Jim!
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Great video! The pin on the tire had two settings. My manual mentioned something about easy maneuverability during light snow.
Yes, install a pin on 1 wheel to the outside of the wheel to allow it to spin. Both wheels pinned to the axle drives both like pozi in old muscle cars, better traction but harder to turn
Again, awesome video. Showing to my buddy so he can fix what he broke! Jeep up the great work!
Nice job.
I would add that you should grease or oil the auger shafts before installing the aluminum gear box shells. This helps protect the seals as you slide the gear box shells onto the auger axle.
I have the same exact model Craftsman 9HP, 26", so this was a fantastic and invaluable video on rebuilding the gear box. I've learned so much and hopefully repaired my machine on my own. I was unable to join the 2 sides of the snowblower alone, until the augur lever was depressed, which I may not have done, if you hadn't explained that. There is one thing. After everything was back together and tested, I noticed the augur blades kept turning, even when the augur handle was not depressed? Is there something I missed? Thanks again, I'm definitely a subscriber!
Likely the cable for auger set with too much tension so the brake isn't engaging, or it's the belt that's too tight. Also check to make sure the idler return spring is still connected. If not, it won't pull back the idler pulley enough and the belt will stay slightly engaged.
You are very efficient !!!! Thank you again and again!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼☕️☕️
The left tire axle pin goes on the outside for light snow and ease of maneuverability according to the manual. I have mine through the inside as you were saying so both tires are gripping.
Yes like the old pozi traction on muscle cars, I find it better when it's locked, and the snow/ice makes it easy enough to turn the snowblower. These are quite small units anyway, and I find them easy to maneuver.
Thanks bud, from Montreal, QC, thumbs up.
Thanks for pointing out those flat spots in there. I couldn’t figure out why my case wasn’t shutting properly.
Nice! The content is detailed. Thanks. Will try to fix mine..
Great job
Really great detailed explanation of this type of repair. Very knowledgeable mechanic. Thanks so much!! Nick P. Milwaukee, WI
Thanks for watching!
He is a great teacher and should be in trade school teaching
That's the exact blower I have except 26". I had a shear pin break, but the propeller broke also on one side...mangled it!
Was wondering how to get the auger assembly apart at the back.....this was perfectly illustrated!
Thanks!
Great video, just in the process of refurbishing my old blower, made thing so much easier
Thanks for watching!
Well done. I've got allot of work ahead of me, thanks for the videos.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for posting this video. It helped me out tons as I had the wrong shear pins in mine as well. I now have a new gear and the correct shear pins.
Glad I was able to help, thanks for watching!
Very Good. I will be working on a similar blower come warmer weather. Its very rusty. Your video will help. Thanks
Excellent tutorial. I appreciate all the detailed instructions.
Very nice work, we'll described. Customer has to be happy.
Yes, he was very happy! Thanks for watching Wallace!
Nice work and nice video .... very thorough and professional repair ......
Both parts 1and 2 are great videos. Very informative.
Thanks T&D!
Great Video. Just can't beat the old Tecumseh Snow King Engines.
Thanks for watching 932stretch!
I have 2 snow king 10 hp set up on a custom blower but I have no part numbers. Could you provide me a compatible # please for gear box parts.
Nice job perfect!
Helped me out greatly!
Fantastic tutorial on how to DYI a 3 to 400$ repair!
Keep them coming!
I subscribed!
Thanks for watching John!
Great video, Had the son take it out and ran over the lead cord that he used to start it. The impeller runs great but the auger very slow, if at all. Took the sheer pins off tonight and not the right ones, just bent bolts. I want to see if I can do this on my own. Excellent job.
THANK YOU FOR AN EXCELLENT VIDEO, GREAT MANNER OF EXPLAINING ON HOW TO PUT IT TOGETHER KEEP THEM COMING GOD BLESS.
Thanks for watching Bob!
Great demonstration. Thanks for sharing the video.
Thanks for watching!
This is one machine that can greatly benefit from an impeller kit. It will throw snow 30 - 50% farther. I put one on my 2003 Ariens 1128DLE and I can throw 60 feet when powdery. It will also pump slushy snow without clogging.
Thanks for the recommendation, I've heard of them but never tried them out!
Good explain
Cool vid, and I see you're in Ontario too. I just discovered the same issue with mine. Was stored at a buddy's for 2 years. I got it back in not so good shape. Was brand new.....
Cheers from Port Colborne 🙋🏻♂️
Thanx for the intell
Great video, helped me repair my snowblower.
Thanks Kevin!
Good job Jake!
Thanks for the posting ...helped me out a lot !
Thanks for Watching Jorge!
Good quality work. These things should come with about a dozen spare shear bolts, so the owner won't be tempted to reach for a grade 7 from his fastener assortment.
Hahaha YES! It's funny but also sad at the same time, as I had to tell my friend that his $200+ repair could've been prevented by using a $1.00 shear pin lol
great video easy to follow
Thanks for watching Brad!
Great video, very informative especially for the DIY
Thanks for watching!
Excellent Video!!
I am putting my gear assy back together today and replacing the front bushing, it does not fit onto the shaft and i do not want to bang it on as it will crack, any suggestions?
Great vid good job explaining it all 👍🏼
Yes, let the knowledge flow through you! Lol thanks for watching!!
Lol, all the Snowblower tutorials are done by Canadians, go figure. We don't have as much arctic tundra down here in the US... but we thank you for helping us.
I've been getting 4 a day, full service 2hrs minimum, plus pick ups and deliveries, absolutely swamped and booked a week out now. We got hit with the tail end of that buffalo storm, lucky we didn't get it all. I could hardly keep up with the calls.
Very good information and I have one question. Is it possible to reconnect axil of auger with out disconnecting the auger from the back of the snow blower. I have a condition where axil came off the bush due to stone or ice. Please let me know how to go about it. Thanks.
Another great video you are a-pro .thank you.
an extra 2 for the customer very thoughtful good man some people don't care 1 bit they would rather you bring it back more money yaa yaa yaa
Yes I always try to provide the best service! Thanks for watching!
WOW, THANK YOU!!! What detail you provide. I just picked up a MTD 8x26" blower with a busted auger. Not ever done one before I'm waiting for the gear box. This is a 1994 blower, very well cared for. There is NO gasket between the two halves. Seems odd, but do you know if back then they were built that way?
I was given a CUB CADET 28" blower, big hole in the block. For my limited knowledge all else appears good. I was looking to get a predator replacement engine, trying to keep cost down as much as possible. I want to give one away to help someone out.
A friend has a TORO, tracked 3 stage. It has set outside for at least 3 years. The thing started right up, runs a little rough but runs. It probably doesn't have 4 hours on it. The linkages are messed up, due to setting out no doubt. It doesn't seem to go through the snow worth a crap, it blows and in forward gears goes fine but a wheeled unit seems to have a lot more balls than this does. How do the gearing work? Are they like a pressure on the pulley? Never owned a blower so have zero experience in this area. Again, I thank you for your knowledge, and for taking the time to produce such high end instruction!!
Dave in Vermont, 100% off grid for 43 years and counting
Thanks for watching! It has a friction wheel drive underneath!
Thanks great job
Really. Great Job!!!!! Thank You.
Thanks for watching John, think about subscribing to the channel if you enjoy these types of videos!
Good hearing someone using the correct terminology for the parts and description of repairs. Good job. Maybe you can help I believe I came across a '79 Magna Front Tine Tiller with a 5 horse Briggs can't find much info about this machine maybe you can help let me know thanks. Oh, can I buy a shear pin assortment pack?
Thank you, I'll look into the Magna Tiller and see what I can find.
As for the shear pins, yes you can buy assortment packs, maybe try Amazon, we got ours at STENS.
www.tillersdirect.com/stories/395-How-to-Access-Old-Rototiller-Manuals.html
Thanks that'll be helpful. I'm a painter by trade and do this in the winter. Mowers and anything with an engine. I remember times when I wouldn't nothing but five or six years old my dad and I working on mowers. Good Times. we especially liked the ones where the flywheel key was sheared people thought it was junk.
Perfect, thanks!
Awesome video man.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent!!!!!
What a great video,, thanks so much for sharing thumps up
Thanks for watching Jose, think about subscribing to the channel if you like these types of videos, I post every week!
Thanks. We're down on just the other side of the pond and needed exactly this tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
What grease did you put on the gear itself. Great job.
White lithium
Great video.
Thanks Gary!
Any tips on how to break a seized/rusted auger free from the auger axle? I was able to get a pry bar in and break one side free, but the other side won't give. I bought a lower HP Craftsman for parts for my 9hp/26in snowblower that I completely destroyed the auger blades on.
same happened on my 9/26 axle is froze to one side auger. sheer pin ( nut and bolt) were rusted and froze. had to drill it out but still cant get axle to spin as it is froze to blade impeller. gear box and rest of machine is functioning fine. Hate to tear it down if I dont have to.
Have you ever taken a different gearcase assembly and made it to fit on another sbowblower? My Toro 28" MaxHD worm gears are toast. Found a 32" on ebay that i maybe can cut down to make it work
Great video, thanks !
Thanks for watching! Think about subscribing if you haven't already, I post weekly small engine repair videos!
Auger repair 101, Great Job - learned alot. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Ron!
I was hoping you would discuss how you got the shaft back through the bearing. Apparently yours went quite easily, mine isn't.
An excellent video! Thank you very much! I do have a question however... In part two, when you're reassembling the gearbox, the worm gear is already covered with a white grease. What type of grease is the white grease and why why did you need to use it instead of just the STENS "00" that you used in the rest of it?
It's a Lithium grease, I reused some of the old stuff that didn't have metal shavings in it, it works good too
Thank you very much for the speedy response! I currently have mine disassembled for the exact same problem. I've already completely cleaned out both halves of the gearbox shell with brake clean because it was a complete disaster. Brass dust and shavings everywhere! Reusing any of the existing grease was simply not an option. Thanks again!
Some greases are incompatible with each other and can actually harden the mixture of greases or make them lose their viscosity. If it's all in the same housing I'd stick with the same type.
Looks like you painted the rusty spots; nice of you to do that!
Yea for something so inexpensive, my customers appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Good job helped me out 😎
Thanks for watching Bandan!
Is it possible to replace the shaft. Mine snapped right at a sheer pin hole. I can only find the whole assembly with gear box.🇨🇦🇨🇦
Yes, google your model number and search for the parts diagram. Then look at the parts diagram and the shaft itself should be numbered. You can then search for that part number
Did you ever have to remove and replace auger gear box bushings/sleeves in each half of gear box case? If so, how did you remove and how is the oil seal kept into place on a Toro PowerMax 1028 OXE snowblower?
I'm not sure how that gear box goes together on that model, I'd recommend going on Google and try to find yourself an illustrated parts list and see what comes up.
But on this one, the sleeves and bushings were fine.
I appreciate this video your awesome
Thanks for watching!
Thank you I like your show
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Omg, your are money saver.thx again.
Great job on video! I have a Deere TRS32. Neither gear is available from Deere. Anyone have any suggestions how to obtain replacement gears? OEM #'s are M45701 and M45702. Thanks.
Thanks for watching, I'd try Amazon or eBay if you could.
I have a tory built 2410 and I can't seem to get the auger assembly to pull out easily at all. Unlike some snow blowers they slide right out.. this one womt budge.. any tips I can use to get it all out? Thanks
loved the video
Thanks for watching!
I just found out that my son-in-law put regular bolts and nuts on the shaft, because he said the pins kept braking. I guess learn the hard way!!! And the old man has to get it fixed
Hi Would you recommend 00 SuperS Cotton Picker from Tractor supply?
Yes that stuff works great too, any 00 grease is good
TSC had that grease also
Eliminator Is ME again Andres from CT...thank you so much.I just open the gear box.exactly thats my problem..I wish you can see how bad the gear was...I'm goint to amazon cause I want to order tha grease 7 Probably the auger gear too..I find the oe part but little bit spencer from mtdyard machine..problaly both..not sure which one you recommend..once again Thumup 100%
Thanks ...merci A+
Thanks for watching!
you should prob use RTV sealant on the gasket. will fill imperfections and seal the box. i wouldn't even use a gasket. just grey or black RTV
Yeah RTV works good, if you ever want to cut a new gasket you can use a cereal box too!
My John deer riding mower with 44 inch blower has an issue. It started making a loud grinding noise. I thought it was the gear box but when I took it apart the gears were ok. Must have been a rock between the impeller and body. Anyway I did find a few small metal bits in the gear case but I cant figure out what its from. Looks like it used to be shaped like a hollow tube. Could this be a pin spring? I have no idea where it would go. Anyone know