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impeller kit...is it safe??
Original Message   Jan 14, 2008 9:07 pm
Why havent manufactures of snow blowers designed their snowblowers with a piece of rubber that touches the housing?Is there a gap for a reason??
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Re: impeller kit...is it safe??
Reply #7   Jan 18, 2008 11:05 am
I bought recently the impeller kit, yes it's safe and very good product to get, if you installed the right way its good for 10 years, the only thing is after its used you must replace with another new one or leave bolts in the hole heheheh.

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Re: impeller kit...is it safe??
Reply #8   Jan 18, 2008 9:04 pm
Snowmann wrote:
MW, It certainly wouldn't reliably pass the CE/EU stake test. Detachable components connected to the impeller could become instantaneous projectiles.

PK



Paul- What is the CE/EU stake test ? 

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