King of Snow! Own three, all curb picked. Plus one J.D. All for different snow different conditions. Thanks for keeping me entertained. St. Paul Minnesota.
For a number of years now, I've been using our 22 inch Ariens Compact which has been great. Only had to replace the fuel shut off valve and drill / clean out the plastic pilot jet. This year I'll have to replace the light bulb and that's been it for over 10 years (other than routine maintenance). Prior to that, we had a REO! Yes, REO snow blower which was even more compact and a work horse if I do say so myself. Would have still been using it if it hadn't been for a brass auger drive gear / coupler disengaging when blowing snow from time to time, which made me put it out in the shed and buy the Ariens. My father bought it used back in the early 1970's and it worked great right up until around '05 - '10? It has the craziest wind-up crank handle that you have to then slam up to get it to turn the engine over. No pull cord. It's hard to describe. It looks just like these two images that I found online. www.snowblowerforum.com/attachments/b3a6bcd8-942d-42d9-920e-cc47942c27f3-png.173711/ www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=wjxMV9Ii&id=1D25D8F1FC89B7FC23587B6A0BAED25DBE40DE25&thid=OIP.wjxMV9Ii8NvHbm54BiNggwHaJ4&mediaurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.snowblowerforum.com%2Fforum%2Fattachments%2Fgeneral-snowblower-discussion%2F76665d1454270951-oldest-working-non-working-snowblowers-forum-2016-reo-snow-thrower.jpg&cdnurl=https%3A%2F%2Fth.bing.com%2Fth%2Fid%2FR.c23c4c57d222f0dbc76e6e7806236083%3Frik%3DJd5Avl3Srgtqew%26pid%3DImgRaw%26r%3D0&exph=1200&expw=900&q=reo+snowblower&simid=608039864944255319&form=IRPRST&ck=92106359B1455B78E4612B2C1823AE66&selectedindex=20&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0&vt=0&sim=11
I'm starting my 3rd year with the Classic model. Had the surging problem after the first year but a quick carb cleaning fixed that and no problems since. Nice job presenting the two models.
I have had the classic 24 for five years now, just for residential use, love it, plenty of power, no major problems up to now, they are nice machines- Nice presentation!
Great footage of the good people that build Ariens 👍 I honestly thought those were two new machines so good job there ! Then I noticed the painted tires 🙂 Alright sir have you a good day 🙏
Here are some of my collection Compact 24 and 20, sno tek 24 and 28 deluxe 24, 28, 30 autoturn and trigger Pro 28 Pro 1128 Platinum 24 and 30 1024sho Several 824
The dealer vs box store myth has some truth to it at least around me. The dealers often stock the higher end models that the box stores don't stock. Sometimes the box store will allow orders to be placed for the higher end machines, but never stock them. I really like my 1336 Ariens. Only reason I keep others is for specific jobs. Like smaller machines for tight areas, decks and roofs.
I took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO December 18 . Purchased through my John Deere dealer . I too avoid the retail stores when purchasing this type of a unit . Dealer quality is much better , I agree
@@pattayperformance Lower models . Then good luck having maintenance done . Box store items will be on the wait list . Dealer purchased units will be worked on first .
It's better to get from a dealer they know how to set it up properly and they seem better at warranty work also. I found that riding mowers at bog box stores don't cut level for most time deck not leveled correctly. IMO
This is why no matter what I tell people not to trust dealers as well as big box stores. As soon as you get the machine do a dry tune-up. Use the oil in the machine as break in oil and switch it a better quality
My findings also . And if your unit needs servicing , and you purchased through a dealer , you get better service than purchasing through a box store .
@@pattayperformance Who to trust then ? This Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO will be my first non John Deere item . I purchased through my John Dealer cause J. D. no longer produces walk behind blowers . No trust at all with box stores , just dealers . I have been working with my J. D. dealer since 1983 , and have owned 7 various JD equipment over these years . Never an issue with quality , maintenance . Ariens is the best brand now for snow removal .
2yrs ago I went with 2021 Compact 24 Very Pleased by Quality of Build Solid Machine .. Almost talked into by dealer Toro 826.. After talking with 1 mechanic told me Toro’s Auger Gear Case & Engine Carburetor don’t hold up.. Ariens is built like tank ..!
Toro is a great machine as well! They use the same skid shoes as an Ariens...HMMM Toro advertises PIN-LESS gear box and I'm just not a fan. The traditional gear box has been working for over a century...why re-invent the wheel? They did and of course didn't do alot of RnD. That just leaves bitter owners.
I disagree with your statement about build quality , retail vs. dealer . Not the same quality , my John Deere dealer told me dealer supplied unit is a better built machine . I questioned them several times about this . Why do you think box store unite are cheaper than dealers ? not just a markup of pricing . Quality of the unit . I just took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO on December 18 . Purchased through my J D dealer , not Lowes , Home Depot . Many other advantages of going through a dealer than a box store . repairs , etc . I will discuss this issue all day . Appliances are the same , plumbing fixtures too . The list goes on and on . Your video here is great to compare units . Thanks . Dealers absolutely know where the unit is purchased from. My John Deere dealer even registered my Ariens plus a free 5 year warranty came with mine . Sorry , no box store
@@pattayperformance My John Dealer told me this fact . Just like buying a tv from Wal Mart , might be a big brand name but not same . Why do you think pricing is different . Again , if an issue arises and repairs are needed , Lowe’s , Home Depot will direct you to an authorized dealer for repairs . Then good luck with the wait time . Dealer purchased items will be worked on first , then box store items .
@@mikeswink1031, Still waiting on physical proof…not he said, she said…Deere said. Please prove to me that the same Ariens Snow Blower You Purchased at the Dealer is Superior to the same model purchased at a big box store If you feel you are being mistreated by an authorized repair shop. Contact the manufacturer…the games they play will be over.
It’s how it’s Assembled, an it’s just FINAL assembly, just putting the handle bars up, chute attached, an oil in motor. Big box store and dealers are the SAME. I do like the brigs an strat 205 over the lct 208. Idk that’s just me though
Correct, I’ve seen a few machines come from dealers and they don’t do anything special. They just check the oil, fill it with gas and verify but all works.
@@pattayperformance I just took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO December 18 . Purchased through my John Dealer . My experience is go through a dealer vs. a box store . When repairs are needed , you call Home Depot , etc. where do they direct you ? A dealer , small engine repair shop . Box stores have no clue
@@mikeswink1031 So you pay more for the same machine and same service…the dealer can’t refuse you warranty work if you don’t buy the machine from them. Congrats on your new machine! Pull the wheels off the axles as well as the shaft and grease the heck out of them. While you have the machine upright pull the belly pan and the innards as well.
A big box store is a dealer. I'm stuck between Deluxe 24 and Compact 24. For $100 more, it's a no brainer to get the Deluxe. But, I have limited storage space. So then it's about is it worth it to get the bigger one anyway? Well, I'm thinking probably. It's a snow blower: When in doubt, just go bigger. The classic doesn't have power steering, has an aluminum gear case, lower power, gear case 3 yr. instead of 5 yr warranty (Consumer).
You are correct on the warranty for gear case. I never had run into an issue unless it’s operator error. Blowing stuff that isn’t snow and/or not using the correct sheer pins. When it comes to picking the right snowblower. Think of all the times you are going to use it as well as how much space it’s going to take. For me space is limited…I also enjoy blowing snow. A smaller 24” Machine is more than capable with kicking old man winter in the nuts. Only bc we do snow removal we have 28s. $100 for bigger tires, lights and gear box is a no brainer. That is a great price!
Big box store is not a dealer . Does Lowes , Home Depot do repair work or do they send you to an actual repair place ? Get an actual dealer purchased unit
A 'product' from a big box store vs product from reputable dealer certainly is a thing... and it has to do with Walmart, although it may be for some other retailers also. Dell Computers shipped 'the same computer' but its motherboards and power supplies used cheaper components so they could achieve Walmart's demands on price points. That is the example I know as fact, but I am sure there has to be others. These snowblowers, no I think they are all the same.
Shout out from Nassau County! Love your videos. Im an amateur by comparison with only 4 machines... but wanted to ask you... I recently picked up a 2005 Craftsman 29" with 305cc briggs (bought as parts machine because it didnt drive, but I had to fix it for fun).. originally I was going to put the 27" bucket off of another Craftsman, but I got thinking.. Ive got a 2011 Compact 24 in great shape, but I feel the 205cc Briggs is a wimp. Do you think the 305cc footprint could be supported by the Compact? Thanks for your input. PS... the factory footage was like heaven!
@@pattayperformance To me, the 205cc feels wimpy. I bought it used a few years back, and the couple of times I used it, I wasn't impressed with its power. The machine overall is in great shape, the sheetmetal seems like good quality, its the "just right" size, and wouldn't clog... but didnt have enough snot to really impress me. I think a 250 or 254 would really wake it up, but Im looking at this 305cc sitting around and cant help but think about making that swap. If thats the case, the 205 will go sit on my lawn boy 5/ 22.
How does the quality and durability compares between an old Ariens 932006 vs a new equivalent Ariens ? How long should a new one last with good maintenance ?
Almost the same...can't beat a tecumseh BUT the 5hp is very weak compared to the newer models. You can swap a motor in from HF or Upgraded Engine. The new Ariens are great! People have been complaining about the new plastic friction disc. Some dealers recommend changing it every year. Other than solid machine. Depends on your budget and willing to swap motors if need be. if there is something I missed please ask
Interesting point that I never considered! They have a facility in Oxford. Do you know any differences? Have you compared a UK machine to a stateside one and what are the differences?
Just modify the impeller and never have to worry about about EOD! Its important to make sure engine RPMS are set to 3600 for optimal performance as well! Of course if you have the budget...always go for more POWAH!
Found a compact 22 in the garbage with the smaller subaru engine custome intake the guy tried to rebuild carb and tossed it but I have a subaru 200 to put on it a toro 3.5 21 with a battery start 196 clone engine toro 18" 3hp with adjustable diafragum carb from older machines and now a platinum 30 that I saw earlier on the FB had a snow tech 20 or 22 "179 forward only wasn't horrible lent it to friends then gave it to family the older one with the wacky handle isn't bad
@@pattayperformance some guy just offered me $350 for a snapper 1227e serviced didn't even read the description another said he didn't want something flipped did you ever compare the older 7/24 to the new 24s
You cannot be serious! The auger housing is super thin, and overall it's built like a budget snowblower. At least I think they have LCT engines, those are solid and will outlive the rest of the unit.
None of these machines are new...the compact 24" lived it life outside in Brooklyn. As stated in the video...it should be on the owner to make sure its greased and lubed.
@@pattayperformance Yes, most if not all the blowers I buy and rebuild are neglected. People just use them and park them in the spring, then wonder why they don't start or work properly. People nowdays don't have a clue how things even work and how to take care of them.
King of Snow! Own three, all curb picked. Plus one J.D. All for different snow different conditions. Thanks for keeping me entertained. St. Paul Minnesota.
Three is company! 🤙🏻🦅🔧🇺🇸
For a number of years now, I've been using our 22 inch Ariens Compact which has been great. Only had to replace the fuel shut off valve and drill / clean out the plastic pilot jet. This year I'll have to replace the light bulb and that's been it for over 10 years (other than routine maintenance).
Prior to that, we had a REO! Yes, REO snow blower which was even more compact and a work horse if I do say so myself. Would have still been using it if it hadn't been for a brass auger drive gear / coupler disengaging when blowing snow from time to time, which made me put it out in the shed and buy the Ariens. My father bought it used back in the early 1970's and it worked great right up until around '05 - '10? It has the craziest wind-up crank handle that you have to then slam up to get it to turn the engine over. No pull cord. It's hard to describe.
It looks just like these two images that I found online.
www.snowblowerforum.com/attachments/b3a6bcd8-942d-42d9-920e-cc47942c27f3-png.173711/
www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=wjxMV9Ii&id=1D25D8F1FC89B7FC23587B6A0BAED25DBE40DE25&thid=OIP.wjxMV9Ii8NvHbm54BiNggwHaJ4&mediaurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.snowblowerforum.com%2Fforum%2Fattachments%2Fgeneral-snowblower-discussion%2F76665d1454270951-oldest-working-non-working-snowblowers-forum-2016-reo-snow-thrower.jpg&cdnurl=https%3A%2F%2Fth.bing.com%2Fth%2Fid%2FR.c23c4c57d222f0dbc76e6e7806236083%3Frik%3DJd5Avl3Srgtqew%26pid%3DImgRaw%26r%3D0&exph=1200&expw=900&q=reo+snowblower&simid=608039864944255319&form=IRPRST&ck=92106359B1455B78E4612B2C1823AE66&selectedindex=20&ajaxhist=0&ajaxserp=0&vt=0&sim=11
MY GOD THAT REO! Talk about a great return on investment! That reo looks like a toro with out the covers
I'm starting my 3rd year with the Classic model. Had the surging problem after the first year but a quick carb cleaning fixed that and no problems since. Nice job presenting the two models.
I’m glad you are enjoying your machine! Doesn’t hurt to add seafoam with every tank! Hope you serviced it as well!
I have had the classic 24 for five years now, just for residential use, love it, plenty of power, no major problems up to now, they are nice machines- Nice presentation!
You can never go wrong with Ariens! Thanks for watching!
Great footage of the good people that build Ariens 👍 I honestly thought those were two new machines so good job there ! Then I noticed the painted tires 🙂 Alright sir have you a good day 🙏
Have to choose the compact just due to the cast iron gearbox. Compact infers smaller, but both look about the same size to me.
Great choice! Can never go wrong with an Ariens!
Here are some of my collection
Compact 24 and 20,
sno tek 24 and 28
deluxe 24, 28, 30 autoturn and trigger
Pro 28
Pro 1128
Platinum 24 and 30
1024sho
Several 824
10/24 SHO is super rare! We are looking for an 1124 but I’m tempted to build my own
I have the Compact 24, definitely worth the money.💯
🇺🇸🔧🦅🤙🏻
The dealer vs box store myth has some truth to it at least around me. The dealers often stock the higher end models that the box stores don't stock. Sometimes the box store will allow orders to be placed for the higher end machines, but never stock them.
I really like my 1336 Ariens. Only reason I keep others is for specific jobs. Like smaller machines for tight areas, decks and roofs.
Great point that I failed to mention!
Dealers can sell Ariens full line-up! Big Box Stores can only sell certain models
Plus the dealers usually have them serviced and set up properly prior to delivery@@pattayperformance
I took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO December 18 . Purchased through my John Deere dealer . I too avoid the retail stores when purchasing this type of a unit . Dealer quality is much better , I agree
@@pattayperformance Lower models . Then good luck having maintenance done . Box store items will be on the wait list . Dealer purchased units will be worked on first .
It's better to get from a dealer they know how to set it up properly and they seem better at warranty work also. I found that riding mowers at bog box stores don't cut level for most time deck not leveled correctly. IMO
This is why no matter what I tell people not to trust dealers as well as big box stores.
As soon as you get the machine do a dry tune-up. Use the oil in the machine as break in oil and switch it a better quality
My findings also . And if your unit needs servicing , and you purchased through a dealer , you get better service than purchasing through a box store .
@@pattayperformance Who to trust then ? This Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO will be my first non John Deere item . I purchased through my John Dealer cause J. D. no longer produces walk behind blowers . No trust at all with box stores , just dealers . I have been working with my J. D. dealer since 1983 , and have owned 7 various JD equipment over these years . Never an issue with quality , maintenance .
Ariens is the best brand now for snow removal .
Cast iron gearbox all day. I'm still waiting to use my 1970 ariens baby eater. 😄
Lol, Toro all day for you! Anything else is uncivilized
2yrs ago I went with 2021 Compact 24
Very Pleased by Quality of Build Solid Machine ..
Almost talked into by dealer Toro 826..
After talking with 1 mechanic told me Toro’s Auger Gear Case & Engine Carburetor don’t hold up..
Ariens is built like tank ..!
Toro is a great machine as well! They use the same skid shoes as an Ariens...HMMM Toro advertises PIN-LESS gear box and I'm just not a fan. The traditional gear box has been working for over a century...why re-invent the wheel? They did and of course didn't do alot of RnD. That just leaves bitter owners.
Good comparison video on both ariens snowblower 🔧 both are sweet machines
You guys get snow yet?
@@pattayperformance unfortunately no we just get the bitter cold Temps 🥶 sometimes we get a surprise on snow.
I disagree with your statement about build quality , retail vs. dealer . Not the same quality , my John Deere dealer told me dealer supplied unit is a better built machine . I questioned them several times about this . Why do you think box store unite are cheaper than dealers ? not just a markup of pricing . Quality of the unit . I just took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO on December 18 . Purchased through my J D dealer , not Lowes , Home Depot . Many other advantages of going through a dealer than a box store . repairs , etc .
I will discuss this issue all day . Appliances are the same , plumbing fixtures too . The list goes on and on . Your video here is great to compare units . Thanks . Dealers absolutely know where the unit is purchased from. My John Deere dealer even registered my Ariens plus a free 5 year warranty came with mine . Sorry , no box store
You can disagree all you want but facts are present and you are wrong.
Feel free to reach Ariens and other dealers to prove me wrong.
@@pattayperformance My John Dealer told me this fact . Just like buying a tv from Wal Mart , might be a big brand name but not same . Why do you think pricing is different . Again , if an issue arises and repairs are needed , Lowe’s , Home Depot will direct you to an authorized dealer for repairs . Then good luck with the wait time . Dealer purchased items will be worked on first , then box store items .
@@mikeswink1031,
Still waiting on physical proof…not he said, she said…Deere said. Please prove to me that the same Ariens Snow Blower You Purchased at the Dealer is Superior to the same model purchased at a big box store
If you feel you are being mistreated by an authorized repair shop. Contact the manufacturer…the games they play will be over.
It’s how it’s Assembled, an it’s just FINAL assembly, just putting the handle bars up, chute attached, an oil in motor. Big box store and dealers are the SAME. I do like the brigs an strat 205 over the lct 208. Idk that’s just me though
Correct, I’ve seen a few machines come from dealers and they don’t do anything special.
They just check the oil, fill it with gas and verify but all works.
@@pattayperformance I just took delivery of an Ariens 30 inch Platinum SHO December 18 . Purchased through my John Dealer . My experience is go through a dealer vs. a box store . When repairs are needed , you call Home Depot , etc. where do they direct you ? A dealer , small engine repair shop . Box stores have no clue
@@mikeswink1031
So you pay more for the same machine and same service…the dealer can’t refuse you warranty work if you don’t buy the machine from them.
Congrats on your new machine! Pull the wheels off the axles as well as the shaft and grease the heck out of them. While you have the machine upright pull the belly pan and the innards as well.
A big box store is a dealer. I'm stuck between Deluxe 24 and Compact 24. For $100 more, it's a no brainer to get the Deluxe. But, I have limited storage space. So then it's about is it worth it to get the bigger one anyway? Well, I'm thinking probably. It's a snow blower: When in doubt, just go bigger. The classic doesn't have power steering, has an aluminum gear case, lower power, gear case 3 yr. instead of 5 yr warranty (Consumer).
You are correct on the warranty for gear case. I never had run into an issue unless it’s operator error. Blowing stuff that isn’t snow and/or not using the correct sheer pins.
When it comes to picking the right snowblower. Think of all the times you are going to use it as well as how much space it’s going to take.
For me space is limited…I also enjoy blowing snow. A smaller 24”
Machine is more than capable with kicking old man winter in the nuts. Only bc we do snow removal we have 28s.
$100 for bigger tires, lights and gear box is a no brainer. That is a great price!
Big box store is not a dealer . Does Lowes , Home Depot do repair work or do they send you to an actual repair place ? Get an actual dealer purchased unit
MY GOD THAT REO! Talk about a great return on investment! That reo looks like a toro with out the covers
A 'product' from a big box store vs product from reputable dealer certainly is a thing... and it has to do with Walmart, although it may be for some other retailers also. Dell Computers shipped 'the same computer' but its motherboards and power supplies used cheaper components so they could achieve Walmart's demands on price points. That is the example I know as fact, but I am sure there has to be others. These snowblowers, no I think they are all the same.
With computers all info is stated in the specs. Its not like they are ripping you off
Shout out from Nassau County! Love your videos. Im an amateur by comparison with only 4 machines... but wanted to ask you... I recently picked up a 2005 Craftsman 29" with 305cc briggs (bought as parts machine because it didnt drive, but I had to fix it for fun).. originally I was going to put the 27" bucket off of another Craftsman, but I got thinking.. Ive got a 2011 Compact 24 in great shape, but I feel the 205cc Briggs is a wimp. Do you think the 305cc footprint could be supported by the Compact? Thanks for your input. PS... the factory footage was like heaven!
205cc feels like a wimp or is a wimp?
As long as crank diameter is the same as well as crank height should bolt right up
@@pattayperformance To me, the 205cc feels wimpy. I bought it used a few years back, and the couple of times I used it, I wasn't impressed with its power. The machine overall is in great shape, the sheetmetal seems like good quality, its the "just right" size, and wouldn't clog... but didnt have enough snot to really impress me. I think a 250 or 254 would really wake it up, but Im looking at this 305cc sitting around and cant help but think about making that swap. If thats the case, the 205 will go sit on my lawn boy 5/
22.
@@daveyboy6832 keep me updated on your project!
How does the quality and durability compares between an old Ariens 932006 vs a new equivalent Ariens ? How long should a new one last with good maintenance ?
Almost the same...can't beat a tecumseh BUT the 5hp is very weak compared to the newer models. You can swap a motor in from HF or Upgraded Engine.
The new Ariens are great! People have been complaining about the new plastic friction disc. Some dealers recommend changing it every year. Other than solid machine.
Depends on your budget and willing to swap motors if need be. if there is something I missed please ask
BUT components may differ between countries. The machines sold in Europe doesn't always have the same parts as machines sold in north America.
Interesting point that I never considered! They have a facility in Oxford. Do you know any differences? Have you compared a UK machine to a stateside one and what are the differences?
Deluxe 24 I have to go in between cars
Right on! 🤙🏻🦅🇺🇸🔧
The classic blows in heavy/wet snow and for the crap the plow piles up at the end of your driveway. Deluxe all the way.
Just modify the impeller and never have to worry about about EOD! Its important to make sure engine RPMS are set to 3600 for optimal performance as well! Of course if you have the budget...always go for more POWAH!
Found a compact 22 in the garbage with the smaller subaru engine custome intake the guy tried to rebuild carb and tossed it but I have a subaru 200 to put on it a toro 3.5 21 with a battery start 196 clone engine toro 18" 3hp with adjustable diafragum carb from older machines and now a platinum 30 that I saw earlier on the FB had a snow tech 20 or 22 "179 forward only wasn't horrible lent it to friends then gave it to family the older one with the wacky handle isn't bad
Lucky! Can’t find anything for free! Last free Ariens I got was from that a-hole “customer”
@@pattayperformance some guy just offered me $350 for a snapper 1227e serviced didn't even read the description another said he didn't want something flipped did you ever compare the older 7/24 to the new 24s
@@craigchiddo2794 that’s ok, he can shovel snow!
Are you referring to the Toro’s?
Why did they start using the older style tires again supply chain
Always for the classic
Just did belts on a snapper 1227 pain in stones
What made it a pain? Just like the crsftsman 9/29
Too bad they can't get a us made engine
It could be you!
Are there grease or oil in the auger gear box?
Should be Oil but I always add/install grease.
Awesome video👍👍👍👍👍🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it🤙🏻🦅🔧🇺🇸
24 ..28 inch ..still take a 1/3 less ..dont kill the machine
EXCELLENT RULE OF THUMB!
Can you swap to older metal guts
I would say so but that would be alot of money 😊
I went today and compared the ariens classic 24 to the Husqvarna 224 and the Husqvarna felt more well built
WOAH! How so? Does Husky still have the plastic console?
You cannot be serious! The auger housing is super thin, and overall it's built like a budget snowblower. At least I think they have LCT engines, those are solid and will outlive the rest of the unit.
Right On...I tell Husky Owners they bought the wrong orange :)@@OlivierCaron
A 24 deluxe or a28 deluxe thanks from canada ....
We love our 28's and our 24's!
(Insert day here) go to meeting hat
Ur ok ..but what i like is ur not quite right ...
Educate me please
Brand new machine with a rusted drive wheel? No grease on the gears? Poor assembly.
None of these machines are new...the compact 24" lived it life outside in Brooklyn. As stated in the video...it should be on the owner to make sure its greased and lubed.
@@pattayperformance Yes, most if not all the blowers I buy and rebuild are neglected. People just use them and park them in the spring, then wonder why they don't start or work properly. People nowdays don't have a clue how things even work and how to take care of them.
This guy could not tell the difference between a VW and a Corvette.What makes a Compact a Compact it must be weight
What else dummy?
Cast iron
You can't go wrong either way!
American patriots. Yea ok ....canadian patriots....u ...ok evolution???? .... blind followers..... grade 9 ... just asking mtg
What?
Ur ok ..but what i like is ur not quite right ...
Educate me please…I couldn’t find a video on your channel