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Re: Newbee needs help :-) Ariens 624E?
#1 Dec 6, 2007 12:46 am |
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I would not install the impeller kit as long as you have a warranty. Installation will void a warranty!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Looking for a 4 stroke leaf blower/vacuum combo
#2 May 20, 2007 1:56 pm |
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I have never tried this but I have heard that you can put your leaves in a large garbage can or a 55 gallon drum and use your weed wacker/string trimmer to beat it to a pulp. I can see why it would work. I have a polan blower/mulcher with the bag but I too have a large property with lots of foilage and tried it once.It basicaly is a pain in the neck because the bags are very small and you need to keep dumping and you never get done. |
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Re: Auger Won't Rotate on Craftsman 9HP snowthrower
#3 Feb 26, 2007 1:40 pm |
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Hello: I have a 2 stage snow thrower. One of the sides of the auger is rotating but the other side is not rotating and is just pushing the snow, not blowing it. Is this a broken shear pin?
Yes indeed check out this topic same problem http://abbysguide.com/ope/discussions/21492-0-1.html
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Re: Jacobsen Homelite 826 -- pull cord stuck, electric start doesn't help. Shot?
#4 Feb 26, 2007 1:36 pm |
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I don't know what happened before:<BR>Nibbler,<BR>Good call except you forgot to mention to Grease them when the shear bolts are not in thats the only way to spin them.
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Re: Jacobsen Homelite 826 -- pull cord stuck, electric start doesn't help. Shot?
#5 Feb 26, 2007 1:30 pm |
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&lt;BR&gt;<BR><BR><SPAN CLASS="quotedmessageheader">nibbler wrote:</SPAN><BR><DIV CLASS="quotedmessage">The other thing to do is to use a grease gun and inject grease through the grease nipples then rotate the augers by hand so that the grease is distributed. Do this a few times so that you have lots of grease between the drive shaft and the auger axle. This helps stop the drive shaft from rusting to the auger axle.&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;As far as the starter motor is concerned its just a matter of tightening up 4 bolts. If any of the bolts holes' thread are stripped then it gets trickier. I've had the same experience, for better than 99% of the time I just use the manual start.
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Nibbler,Good call except you forgot to mention to Grease them when the shear bolts are not in thats the only to spin them.
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