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Re: Simplicity P1524E will not start
#1 Oct 29, 2011 1:59 pm |
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I ran it dry before putting it away. I let it run out of gas. I am not sure about the fuel bowl. Does that run it dry?
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Re: Simplicity P1524E will not start
#2 Oct 29, 2011 11:09 am |
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I did BUT a one year old $1750.00 snowblower should not need an electric start. My 28 year old 824 Airens started better than this.
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Re: Simplicity P1524E will not start
#3 Oct 29, 2011 10:08 am |
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Yes I made sure the fuel valve was on. I have made that mistake in the past so I know better. I did spray the carb with cleaner but no real difference.
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Simplicity P1524E will not start
#4 Oct 29, 2011 9:24 am |
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I have a one year old Simplicity 1524 pro snowblower. Briggs& Stratton engine that does not seem to be getting gas. I started with new premium gas and when it wouldn't start I drained it and put new gas but still nop go. If I squirt carb cleaner into carb it will run until it's gone then did. The plug looks fine,gas is turned on:-)) but no go. If I prime it I don't get that gas smell like it's flooded. Any thoughts? Thanks Ivan |
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Re: Who's best? Ariens, Simplicity, John Deere, Toro?
#5 Jan 31, 2011 12:07 pm |
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I sold a 28 year old Ariens 824 and bought a 1024 simplicity pro. I love the power and how it works. It took a little getting used too but after the storms we have had here I am very with my purchase. Easy to turn and I love the power chute now that I am getting used to it.
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