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Originally Posted by Cdnone1
I'm going to be spending a great deal of time in the mountains this winter. My driveway is 140 long and I am getting too old to shovel that much snow. Bought a used none working snowblower. It had compression so I changed out the carb, new plug, fuel lines and belts. Serviced all the fluids and greased the zerts. Fired right up and works great. One of the easiest things I have ever fixed. All total I have about $260 into it
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I have the same blower. Check the ground wire for the ignition disable, mine wore through and caused intermittent stoppages that were very frustrating.