A snow blower tune-up costs from $100 to $250 if done by a repair service. Some maintenance materials may not be included in this price. Servicing will cost you less than $75 if you do it yourself, including changing the oil, spark plug, shear pins, and skid shoes. Worried about how much a snow blower …
Looking for the best snow blower for those cold and snowy Canadian winters? Don’t know which one is up to the task? I’ll help you out! I’ve found the best snow blowers in Canada that won’t disappoint you. I’ve made sure to include different types of snow blowers in my selection – from gas-powered snow …
Do snow blower troubleshooting at home: Replace the spark plug or refuel the gas tank if the engine won’t start. Unclog the chute and impeller if the snow blower doesn’t blow. Replace the shear pin or cogged cable if the auger fails to turn. Change the carburetor gaskets if the machine is leaking gas. Did …
Here’s how you drain gas from a snowblower: Put on gloves, earplugs, and safety goggles. Let the engine cool off if it has been running. Set up the drain pan or gas-safe container. Open the fuel tank. Siphon as much old fuel from the tank to the drain pan. Fire up the engine and run …
The best places to buy snow blowers are Home Depot, Walmart and Lowe’s. You can also get snow blowers directly from brand retailers like Greenworks, Husqvarna and Snow Joe. Don’t forget to do some research into the snow blowers they sell to see whether they satisfy your needs. When looking to purchase a snowblower, it …
Buying a snow blower can be a pricey affair. For this reason, you want to ensure that you’re investing in something that is going to last. The longevity of your snow blower is dependent on the quality of the product, as well as how you store and maintain your machine. Investing in a snow blower …
Prevent serious injury with this snowblower safety guide: Wear fitted clothing Wear non-slip shoes Protect your ears Pace yourself Keep kids indoors Keep the electric cord behind you Never start the snow blower indoors Never remove a clog with your hands Refuel when the engine is cold Did you have a close call with your …
Did you buy a new snow blower from my review list? But now you don’t know where or how to store your snow removal machine when it’s off-season? No worries! I will help you out with my list of clever snowblower storage ideas! I know the struggle of having no storage space left in the …
Follow these tips to fix flooded snow blower engine: Leave the machine to sit for a couple of hours. Put the choke in the off setting. Move the throttle to the run position. Keep pulling on the starter cord until you fire up the snow blower. Did you leave the choke on for too long …
Follow these steps for how to store a snowblower properly: Drain fuel from the tank. If you can’t drain the fuel, add a fuel stabilizer to it. Seal the engine with oil. Wipe down the snowblower. Cover it with a snowblower cover. Store it in a dry place. How amazing does this snowblower look despite …