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Name Michael Tyrrell
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Honda HS1132TAS
#1   Dec 17, 2007 8:07 am
Hi Everyone,

I had a Murray Noma Snowblower for years and maintained it myself. I never had a problem during the 12 years.

This year I purchased a Honda HS1132TAS blower.  The maintainance on this is sure to be different. Can anyone tell me the appropriate way to adjust the tracks and which type of greaes/lubricants to use on the exterior of the machine.

Thanks a lot.

MJT63

Re: Honda 1132 TAS
#2   Apr 1, 2007 8:27 pm
Thanks. Yeah, I can get in and out fine.  I'm just looking to maintain this machine the best way possible.

Thanks.   Now for another question.  Auger's...why isn't there any grease fittings ?  How the heck do you stop the auger from freezing/rusting on to the shaft ?

Mike

Honda 1132 TAS
#3   Mar 25, 2007 8:34 am
Hi again everyone.  I just got rid of my Noma 8/27. Igot it back in 94 for $800 and just sold it for $300. So I figured I got my monies worth.  If this company didn't go out of business I reallt would have kept it. It still runs great and the chute was the only problem I ever had.  Now for my question.  I just got a 5 year old Honda 1132 TAS.  I'm pretty good with keeping my equipt. running good.  This track system and Honda blowers are new to me.
Is there anything that I should be aware of, or an opinion as to make sure this blower is working 100% ?  I figured, oil, plug, filters, trans fluid all changed (Synthetic or reg ?) plus check the belts and adjust the tracks.
What else am I missing....marine grease vs auto grease ?  I welcome all suggestions.  I'm in NY, think I should to it myself, or bring it to the Honda Tech 3 minutes from my house ?   Thanks,  MJT63
Re: Turning the disk drive plate ?
#4   Dec 28, 2005 7:28 am
No problem, I think I'm getting the idea that it works from the  wheels. I 'll try the suggestions and see what works.
I think I engaged the drive system and turned the wheels by hand.  I didn't remember this year, the next time I have it up, I'll try again.
Thank you all again.

Mike
Re: Turning the disk drive plate ?
#5   Dec 26, 2005 8:18 am
Marty,  Thanks for the compliments. I  try to take care of my things. I enjoy it, and it makes a lot of sense too !
Again, thank you.    Nibbler, I'll try that. I remember once I was able to turn it by hand much easier. I forgot exactly what I did though.
I might have tried rotating the wheels when it was up. I hate lowering it, starting it, checking the zerk, then raising it back up.
Thanks again and I wish all a healthy New Year.

Mike
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