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  Troubleshoot your Husq...
  
  The last thing you need on a snowy, cold winter morning is to have your snow blower fail you. Here are a few recently asked questions to help troubleshoot some common snow blower and snow thrower issues. Read more »
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  15.01.2019, 0 Comments
  
  How to Unclog your Sno...
  
  You've prepared your snow thrower for winter weather, but what happens when your chute gets clogged after that first heavy snow? Don't worry. Just follow these six simple steps to unclog your snow chute.
  
  Always remember that safety is your top priority when doing any type of maintenance work on your snow thrower. Don't ever use your bare hands to clear a clogged chute assembly. Make sure the engine is off and all moving parts have stopped before beginning any work.
  
  1. Release the drive and auger controls.
  
  2. Remove the ignition key to ensure that the engine has come to a full stop.
  
  3. You should find your chute clean-out tool fastened to the auger housing. Remove it from the mounting clip. Location may vary according to model, so refer to your operator's manual if the clean-out tool is located elsewhere.
  
  4. Take the shovel-shaped end and scoop out any ice or snow that's become lodged in or around the chute.
  
  5. Now replace the clean-out tool to the mounting clip on the auger housing. Replace the ignition key to start the engine.
  
  6. To make sure that all ice and snow have been removed from the shoot, stand behind the snow thrower and engage the auger control. By doing this for a few seconds, you'll ensure that all ice and now are removed from the chute.
  
  You're ready to get back to clearing snow!
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Snow Thrower Troubleshooting Tips

Posted on: Dec 08

Your snow thrower works hard all season long. Clearing driveways, plowing through mountains of snow, but every so often, you might hit a bump in the road. For some of the most common problems to befall your snow thrower, follow our snow thrower troubleshooting tips.

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Prepare your Snowblower for Winter

Posted on: Oct 17

Filed under Repair Tips, Weather

On that first blustery, snowy day, your snowblower needs to be ready. Taking care of seasonal maintenance before winter arrives helps you avoid last minute mishaps and even damage to your snowblower that come from improper use. Read more »

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How to Replace Husqvarna Tractor Blades

Posted on: Sep 19

Oil, gas, belts, or blades, P&P Small Engines is ready to help you get your tractor into gear. Follow our guide to replacing blades on your Husqvarna tractor.

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