Haha, I still laugh at your comment during that blizzard... "is there no end to the madness"! Haha my wife and I got a chuckle out of that. Yes this can go home to my buddy, course he needs sunscreen now.. all our snow melted!
It's amazing the options they have on a snowblower . I have my old craftsman blower in lancaster ny that I use maybe 3 times a year. Too turn a crank to position my chute is so easy. Maybe they'll have air conditioning next. Ha ha!
LOL, these new blowers have a lot of gadgets. I think they need a battery on these things or a regulator or rectifier/diode. I had it running and was getting almost 18 volts at the lights. Probably why they burn out.. Thanks for checking it out!
It's all fun until a mouse or a sharp edge cuts into a wire.. then you lose the chute, heat and lights. Haha, I'm old school! Hand Cranks and thick gloves!
could someone tell me the part number for the chute motor or a universal replacement for the motor? The previous owner of my blower had the motor fail and threw away the original motor. I also need to know what gear or gears I need to connect motor to the chute assymbly.
Nice job Craig performing a very thorough job and have the blower ready for the next blizzard
Haha, I still laugh at your comment during that blizzard... "is there no end to the madness"! Haha my wife and I got a chuckle out of that. Yes this can go home to my buddy, course he needs sunscreen now.. all our snow melted!
Another great video Craig. Really enjoy the electrical diagnostics. Thanks !
Glad you like them!
I hate when my "Chute won't work"! LOL!!! Nice repair Craig!!
“Parts Cannon” love it! Nice job.
Very nice work, but I like my hand crank sir.
Me too! I’m old school.
It's amazing the options they have on a snowblower . I have my old craftsman blower in lancaster ny that I use maybe 3 times a year. Too turn a crank to position my chute is so easy. Maybe they'll have air conditioning next. Ha ha!
LOL, these new blowers have a lot of gadgets. I think they need a battery on these things or a regulator or rectifier/diode. I had it running and was getting almost 18 volts at the lights. Probably why they burn out.. Thanks for checking it out!
Hey Brother...your Bills are moving to the next round !!! Congrats
THANKS Nick, I aged ten years today! They have to play better than that. Have a good week bud.
@@CraigArndt You too !
Just like a newer car They add all this electrical automatic assisted DO DADS which is nice till it breaks🤓
It's all fun until a mouse or a sharp edge cuts into a wire.. then you lose the chute, heat and lights. Haha, I'm old school! Hand Cranks and thick gloves!
could someone tell me the part number for the chute motor or a universal replacement for the motor? The previous owner of my blower had the motor fail and threw away the original motor. I also need to know what gear or gears I need to connect motor to the chute assymbly.
Did you watch the video? You could pause around 1:36 and catch a glimpse of the number.
@@CraigArndt I did see that number, didn't see anything on the gear/sprocket that connects motor to chute
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