Toro PM question Original Message Feb 9, 2011 4:59 pm
So far the 221 has performed fantastic!! I am so glad I bought it now. The weather is to warm up and no snow for at least a week. Today I ran the Toro till it died, reprimed and tried to start it. Now is the carb empty now and if not how do I drain it? Does it have a little screw on it like my Honda mower does? I presume the shroud comes off first.
This message was modified Feb 9, 2011 by kellyinkc
Re: Toro PM question Reply #19 Feb 15, 2011 9:54 am
Steve_Cebu wrote:
Ah well no snow for a while now, so I have a lot of gas already to go for the next storm, if we have one.
We're in a big thaw now for the next 5 days. It may be in the 50's and I can wash and wax the snowblower. All the snow should melt to make room for new one. That's good.
Re: Toro PM question Reply #20 Feb 15, 2011 10:40 am
aa335 wrote:
We're in a big thaw now for the next 5 days. It may be in the 50's and I can wash and wax the snowblower. All the snow should melt to make room for new one. That's good.
Was 48 Sunday and 50 Monday this week. Looking at the extended forcast and winter might be over for us this year. Maybe I should take my snowblower apart and paint it.
Was 48 Sunday and 50 Monday this week. Looking at the extended forcast and winter might be over for us this year. Maybe I should take my snowblower apart and paint it.
Well here it's -7F with the windchill during the day. No snow predicted but they say Thursday it could get up to 40F. That would be unusual for us in Feb. Hopefully it won't get too warm, as we are going to a winter RallyX on the 27th. Hard to race on snow with no snow.
"If you have more miles on your snow blower than your car, you live in New England." "If you can drive 75 mph through 2 feet of snow during a raging blizzard without flinching, you live in New England."
