You totally saved the day. We got buried in Alaska and the chute assembly came off and thanks to your awesome video I was able to attach it back on easily and do the neighbors house as well who was gone.
Troybilt 👍. Love mine. I bought the monster 3-stage Vortex many years ago. Still fires up on the first pull. And if you can get lights, a motorized chute, and heated handles.
Thanks for a great tutorial. Although my 2023 model is different it looks very similar and I'm sure the assembly will be easy after watching your video. Kept dozing off as I tried reading the manuals so your film is much appreciated.
Good tutorial. I've had my troy bilt since 2013. Couldn't remember how to remove the chute. Finally taking it in for major service. Handles down, chute removed & it will fit in a SUV. Pickup charge is $100
Thanks a lot man- just got a 2410 after 68 years of shoveling, and I can't wait for winter to come back around.........not really.....but when it does, I will be ready for Mr. Snow Man
I've had a 2410 since 2014. I installed an impeller kit soon after I bought it and as if injecting steroids into the machine.i use mine commercially and never an issue yet! Other than regular maintenance and the use of fuel stabilizer this snowblower is as reliable as a hammer! Don't forget to do your break in oil change. Very important. If needing a light a simple head mounted light works well! 👍
@@AmplifyDIY I made my own. But there's kits online, even Amazon. The thing is that the snowblower doesn't just throw farther but never clogs period! Impressive. I got everything to make my own kit from tractor supply
Rock On Video! Just Got One Delivered Today “ Didn’t Need The Razor Knife Tip of Opening Up The Box” Unbelievable Ground Freight Destroyed it” LOL But, The Troy Snow Blower Survived.. Thanks For The Tips! I’ll Be Adding Gas And Testing it in The Next Few Days.. Then Standing By For The ❄️ Snow ❄️✨🤠💫
NICE! Glad it survived the kid-glove treatment of the freight company. :) There is already some snow in my local forecast - and I'm actually excited for it!
@@AmplifyDIY LOL Heck Yeahhh Bring On The Snow ❄️.. I’m In The SoCal Mountains. So Far So Dry for Now. But, I’ll Be Lock n Loaded - Fire Up This 2410 Up Tomorrow Make Sure it’s All Good Before I Burn 🔥 The Delivery Pallet it Came On.Haha✨🤠💫
I don’t have a video on that yet, but that’s a great idea for me to do this coming spring. In a nutshell: add stabil to the fuel, run it until it runs out of fuel, and then put it away for the summer. In the fall when you pull it back out, change the oil, and add fresh gas. Check for anything that needs to be lubricated. That’s about all these things need. Hope it works well for your this winter!
I've had a 2410 since 2017, been a reliable blower with no major problems, I just recently switched to non ethanol fuel and will also be adding a fuel cut off. Also will probably do the impeller mod this summer, handles the heave snow well but the slush that the plows stack up at the end of the driveway is too much for it in stock form.
Thanks, Michael! No, this blower does not come with an extension cord - and to be clear, that cord is only for using the electric starter if you don't want to pull start. Thanks for watching!
Good snow blower, starts up every year and does the business. My only complaint is the chute adjustment arm doesn’t “grab” the shoot very well to turn it so I am often turning the chute by hand. This is even more so the case when the snow starts to collect near the chute gears. I feel like the chute adjustment arm - while simple - may not be properly designed.
Hey Anonymous Legion - I actually just finished filming adding dedicated headlights to this snowblower last week. Working on the edit now, and hope to have it ready to publish really soon. Stay tuned!
Snow blowers are “usually” pointless where I live - Portland. That is til last night... we got just over 10in... that’s the most in a single day I’ve ever seen here in a little more than 33 years.
I'm in the Pacific Northwest. Compared to my old John Deere this thing is much nicer to use. It's not as wide, but it also weighs a lot less and has enough power for the amount of snow we get here. Good luck with your decision - I hope you are as happy with whatever you buy as I've been with this one. Thanks for watching!
Yes, I'm in the Boise metro area. This area seems to be a Jekyll and Hyde with winters. There have been years I've not even bothered to get the old snow blower out of my shed, and other years I've been REALLY glad I had one. They are spendy little machines though, so can be a hard decision to spend that much on something you rarely use.
The piece where the chute control goes threw has to be worked on i crank it but wont move.i have to push on it or chute wont move it slips,had to move it in bout 1.8. 1.4 inch works good now
HEY ...that was me this morning...picked mine up Friday at Menards....other then all the card board and wood I have to scrap...it went together in about 20 minutes....does the rabbit and turtle ...fast -slow control . control the distance the snow is thrown??? Don't want to put out any windows on parked cars in front of my house...
Hey Joe - the rabbit and turtle just controls the throttle of the engine. You can adjust the aim with the discharge chute direction and the adjustable end at the end of the chute can be aimed down to keep the snow from being thrown high/far. Good luck this winter!
@@AmplifyDIY I understand that, but if the engine speed slows does the distance it shoots the snow shorten ??? Not like my single stage Toro I had to tilt the chute down and just aim closer to the edge of the side walks. I do three other homes on my block and my 100 foot driveway ( most of my driveway is between my house and my neighbors ) so I have to shoot it forward and then either onto my front yard or back yard...depending on which way the winds is working against me...LOL Thanks for the info....We has 24 inches in 6 days last part on January and the first week of February ...I about killed my back trying to go though the drifts of about 3 foot from the wind...NO MORE PUSHING !!!!
Hi Rob - sure, you can easily move it around with the engine off. The only note is that the rear axle does not have a differential, so both rear wheels are locked together. If one spins, so does the other. This can make it a little tricky to make tight turns on a garage or shed floor, but it's not too bad. Thanks for watching!
Hi Fishlove - We've hardly had any snow this year, but yes, this snowblower is still fantastic! Did you catch my video where I installed extra lights on it? th-cam.com/video/uaJrg8qXuOA/w-d-xo.html
Regular unleaded, preferably without ethanol. If you can only find fuel with ethanol in it, then add a fuel stabilizer such as Sta-Bil to your fuel. At the end of winter you should completely empty the fuel tank and carburetor to avoid varnish build up and poor engine performance next year. Thanks for watching!
You totally saved the day. We got buried in Alaska and the chute assembly came off and thanks to your awesome video I was able to attach it back on easily and do the neighbors house as well who was gone.
Great job, Dennis!
This is the best tutorial for smthing engine related I have seen! Amazing camera angles and commentary!!!
Glad you liked it!
Mine is 10-11 years old. Never one issue and always starts first time with the electronic start.
Troybilt 👍. Love mine. I bought the monster 3-stage Vortex many years ago. Still fires up on the first pull. And if you can get lights, a motorized chute, and heated handles.
Thanks for this video, very easy to follow. I could not read the small print in the instruction manual!
Thank you!
Thanks for a great tutorial. Although my 2023 model is different it looks very similar and I'm sure the assembly will be easy after watching your video. Kept dozing off as I tried reading the manuals so your film is much appreciated.
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you for amazing video! Great content.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good tutorial. I've had my troy bilt since 2013. Couldn't remember how to remove the chute. Finally taking it in for major service. Handles down, chute removed & it will fit in a SUV. Pickup charge is $100
Glad it helped!
amazing tutorial , does not look complicated after watching the tutorial here. Manufacturers should learn to dish out this pedagogy!
Thank you, Ivan!
Thanks a lot man- just got a 2410 after 68 years of shoveling, and I can't wait for winter to come back around.........not really.....but when it does, I will be ready for Mr. Snow Man
Right on!
I've had a 2410 since 2014. I installed an impeller kit soon after I bought it and as if injecting steroids into the machine.i use mine commercially and never an issue yet! Other than regular maintenance and the use of fuel stabilizer this snowblower is as reliable as a hammer! Don't forget to do your break in oil change. Very important. If needing a light a simple head mounted light works well! 👍
Awesome Paul! Which impeller kit did you install? That's an upgrade I'd consider for sure.... Thanks for watching!
@@AmplifyDIY I made my own. But there's kits online, even Amazon. The thing is that the snowblower doesn't just throw farther but never clogs period! Impressive. I got everything to make my own kit from tractor supply
Making my own is right up my alley. Research time! Thanks!
@@AmplifyDIY👍 not hard at all. I'm sure you'll love it.
Rock On Video! Just Got One Delivered Today “ Didn’t Need The Razor Knife Tip of Opening Up The Box” Unbelievable Ground Freight Destroyed it” LOL But, The Troy Snow Blower Survived..
Thanks For The Tips!
I’ll Be Adding Gas And Testing it in The Next Few Days.. Then Standing By For The ❄️ Snow ❄️✨🤠💫
NICE! Glad it survived the kid-glove treatment of the freight company. :) There is already some snow in my local forecast - and I'm actually excited for it!
@@AmplifyDIY LOL Heck Yeahhh
Bring On The Snow ❄️.. I’m In The SoCal Mountains. So Far So Dry for Now. But, I’ll Be Lock n Loaded - Fire Up This 2410 Up Tomorrow Make Sure it’s All Good Before I Burn 🔥 The Delivery Pallet it Came On.Haha✨🤠💫
This shows u all the easy stuff I know all of this I want to know how to put the cover on corrected
Perfect video. Saved. I just bought one and really needed a little help. Do you have a video for maintenance and storage during the off season?
I don’t have a video on that yet, but that’s a great idea for me to do this coming spring. In a nutshell: add stabil to the fuel, run it until it runs out of fuel, and then put it away for the summer. In the fall when you pull it back out, change the oil, and add fresh gas. Check for anything that needs to be lubricated. That’s about all these things need. Hope it works well for your this winter!
@@AmplifyDIY Great info. Thanks so much.
I've had a 2410 since 2017, been a reliable blower with no major problems, I just recently switched to non ethanol fuel and will also be adding a fuel cut off. Also will probably do the impeller mod this summer, handles the heave snow well but the slush that the plows stack up at the end of the driveway is too much for it in stock form.
Hi Dave - have you decided on a part number or kit for the fuel cut-off? That's a mod I need to do this spring as well. Thanks for watching!
how is it a couple of yrs later…can you do a 2023 update?
@@bottomfeeder12 i actually sold it as I got a really good deal on an Ariens Platinum 24 SHO
Great video, thanks! Did this blower come with the extension cord?
Thanks, Michael! No, this blower does not come with an extension cord - and to be clear, that cord is only for using the electric starter if you don't want to pull start. Thanks for watching!
I got one 2410 storm,andthis was the only yr i used it and the gear box leaks bad now i have fix it run grwat dod good but no gasket only silicone
Good snow blower, starts up every year and does the business. My only complaint is the chute adjustment arm doesn’t “grab” the shoot very well to turn it so I am often turning the chute by hand. This is even more so the case when the snow starts to collect near the chute gears. I feel like the chute adjustment arm - while simple - may not be properly designed.
Led bicycle light works great just mount on with handlebar mount
Hey Anonymous Legion - I actually just finished filming adding dedicated headlights to this snowblower last week. Working on the edit now, and hope to have it ready to publish really soon. Stay tuned!
Snow blowers are “usually” pointless where I live - Portland. That is til last night... we got just over 10in... that’s the most in a single day I’ve ever seen here in a little more than 33 years.
It seems old man winter waited until late in the season to hit my area this year. What's winter been like for you this year?
I'm in the Pacific Northwest. Compared to my old John Deere this thing is much nicer to use. It's not as wide, but it also weighs a lot less and has enough power for the amount of snow we get here. Good luck with your decision - I hope you are as happy with whatever you buy as I've been with this one. Thanks for watching!
Yes, I'm in the Boise metro area. This area seems to be a Jekyll and Hyde with winters. There have been years I've not even bothered to get the old snow blower out of my shed, and other years I've been REALLY glad I had one. They are spendy little machines though, so can be a hard decision to spend that much on something you rarely use.
The piece where the chute control goes threw has to be worked on i crank it but wont move.i have to push on it or chute wont move it slips,had to move it in bout 1.8. 1.4 inch works good now
I'm glad you got it adjusted so it works well now.
HEY ...that was me this morning...picked mine up Friday at Menards....other then all the card board and wood I have to scrap...it went together in about 20 minutes....does the rabbit and turtle ...fast -slow control . control the distance the snow is thrown??? Don't want to put out any windows on parked cars in front of my house...
Hey Joe - the rabbit and turtle just controls the throttle of the engine. You can adjust the aim with the discharge chute direction and the adjustable end at the end of the chute can be aimed down to keep the snow from being thrown high/far. Good luck this winter!
@@AmplifyDIY I understand that, but if the engine speed slows does the distance it shoots the snow shorten ??? Not like my single stage Toro I had to tilt the chute down and just aim closer to the edge of the side walks. I do three other homes on my block and my 100 foot driveway ( most of my driveway is between my house and my neighbors ) so I have to shoot it forward and then either onto my front yard or back yard...depending on which way the winds is working against me...LOL Thanks for the info....We has 24 inches in 6 days last part on January and the first week of February ...I about killed my back trying to go though the drifts of about 3 foot from the wind...NO MORE PUSHING !!!!
Anyone know the dimensions of the box
can this blower be moved manually without starting it, say if you need to move it to a new location your garage or shed?
Hi Rob - sure, you can easily move it around with the engine off. The only note is that the rear axle does not have a differential, so both rear wheels are locked together. If one spins, so does the other. This can make it a little tricky to make tight turns on a garage or shed floor, but it's not too bad. Thanks for watching!
Hi!
What material the skid shoes are made of please? Does the blower have gas shut off valve?
Thank you!
They are a hard plastic, something like HDPE.
@@AmplifyDIY I was expecting steel :-o
Thank you for your answer!
Now when you say reduce choke, how much you have to reduce it?
Hi Hayk - Once the engine starts up, you should reduce the choke to the point that the engine starts to run smoothly. Thanks for watching!
Question: So, since you don’t use fuel with ethanol, where do you get non-ethanol fuel?
There is a station not too far from me that sells it. To be clear, I only do that for my small engines. My cars get ethanol fuels.
I buy non-ethanol fuel at The Home Depot.
@@AmplifyDIY
Thanks!
@@arthendrickson4860
Thanks, I’ll check my local Home Depot.
Murphy Express.
Can you do a 2023 update? Is it still working out well?
Hi Fishlove - We've hardly had any snow this year, but yes, this snowblower is still fantastic! Did you catch my video where I installed extra lights on it? th-cam.com/video/uaJrg8qXuOA/w-d-xo.html
What type of gas is recommended
Regular unleaded, preferably without ethanol. If you can only find fuel with ethanol in it, then add a fuel stabilizer such as Sta-Bil to your fuel. At the end of winter you should completely empty the fuel tank and carburetor to avoid varnish build up and poor engine performance next year. Thanks for watching!
What type of oil would you use in this?
Hi StinDaMin - You mean for the engine? It's very similar to any other small lawn equipment engine. Most use 10W-30 motor oil, or something similar.
@@AmplifyDIY thank you!
Did you ever get lights on it?
Not yet, but I have the supplies and a plan….stay tuned!
@@AmplifyDIY how about now? I got snow!
I filmed it last week. Working on editing now! Hopefully will have the video up soon!
A thousand dollars? I'd rather give the neighborhood kids 50 bucks each snowstorm screw that
Is that what they are selling for now? I think I paid $499.
@@AmplifyDIY yea I thought that seemed pretty crazy for a snowblower LOL my bad