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Re: Toro Power Clear 180: Anybody use it yet?
#1 Feb 13, 2010 2:29 pm |
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After a week, I got my 180 back with a new carb and carb kit. No charge. Snow is tomorrow. Bring it on!
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Re: Toro Power Clear 180: Anybody use it yet?
#2 Feb 10, 2010 1:44 pm |
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I do not have an electric start.
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Re: Toro Power Clear 180: Anybody use it yet?
#3 Feb 8, 2010 4:23 pm |
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My Toro 180 is in the shop because I had difficulty starting it and it leaked out a tank of gas. The guy working on my snowblower said that he has six other 180's with the same problem. When I brought the Toro back to where I bought it, no body said anything about this issue to me. They just said we will take a look at it. The person working on it is waiting for Toro to get back to him. These SIX 180's that he has were not all sold at the same store. The service guy said that he put a new Carburetor in one and it was fine. It appeared to fix the problem. I am not looking forward to using this machine again. My last toro snowblower lasted 30 years.
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