Category: snowblowers

There’s nothing worse than waking up to a freshly fallen blanket of snow, only to find that your trusty Troy-Bilt snowblower refuses to cooperate. Don’t fret just yet! We’re here to help you troubleshoot the issue and get your snowblower up and running again.

Your Craftsman snowblower is a trusty ally in the fight against winter’s fury, but what happens when its power begins to wane? Enter the game-changer: the carburetor.

Can a snowblower be stored outside? Sure. But should it? Let’s talk about some of the considerations and options.

If your snowblower starts with starting fluid then dies, you can immediately limit your diagnosis to the fuel system. This is a classic indication of a fuel related issue.

Snowblower gearbox grease is a vital component to the health of a snowblower. This thick goo protects the gears located in the gearbox. The gearbox is where power is transferred from the impeller housing to the auger shaft. If you neglect it, be prepared for a costly repair.

If you really want to know how to clean a snowblower carburetor without removing it, yes it is sometimes possible. However, if you’re questioning the cleanliness of the carburetor and are considering cleaning it, then the entire carburetor is suspect. That should be an indication that you need to remove it and clean the carburetor properly.