Can I install this on GreenWorks 26032 12 Amp 20" Corded Snow Thrower?
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The cab assembly is top heavy and provides quite a bit of counterbalance on my gas Troy Built. I imagine you would be holding it up on a lighter machine. As far as mounting goes - no problem, the mounts adjust for handle width.
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No. This is made for a big, heavy 2-stage gas snowblower. Even if you did manage to jerry-rig it on your snowblower it would weigh it down too much to use. This cab is a lot bigger than it looks in the picture and also makes a great sail on a windy day!
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Yes it does, but its a long pull. Extension cord start is quick and easy as well. Had my blower since 2012 and it's still going strong. Added my own rubber impeller extenders and easily doubled the throwing distance and virtually eliminated chute clogs even with the wet soppy stuff. Search for "snow blower impeller modification"
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I'm going to answer you straight forward, the way the one I have works is, I plug it in to a extension cord. I plug the extension cord into a 110 - 120 volt outlet. On the handle of the snow blower you press the button on the left side of the handle and then pull the trigger. The one I have throws snow around 10 to 15 feet straight in front of the machine. I hope this helps, if your doing all this and it isn't working send it back.
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John, I have used a 100 ft 14/3 extension cord for weed wacker, hedge clipper and leaf blower but never snow blower except to start it up. I'm sure you will find a proper answer from another good "Sam". Sorry
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This should certainly work for your application. It uses 12 gauge wire and a grounded plug. If your block heater uses a recessed plug, you may have to trim the edges of the female plug end to fit the receptacle.
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Works on any warn winch with 5 wire electrical system, so yes it should work on your unit
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I looked up the detail breakdown on the craftsman website for my snow blower, they also have manual downloads. here is the link for your model look on their for the belt part number and cross reference.http://www.searspartsdirect.com/Craftsman-Snow-removal-equipment-Parts/Model-536886261/0247/1507200.html
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Shoegirl,Take unit of the box and install lower handle to body of snowblower with the nuts and bolts provided make sure you slide the cord holder over the tubing first than bolt on top handle to lower section of handleThere are about four screws on top front of unit remove bar and slide lower part of discharge shoot replace bar and screws bolt on top piece of shoot
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it works on my ryobi 18v so i'd bet it would on Greenworks since you hand wind it.
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I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
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I Have the 375 watt tripp lite and the answer is still no. Your electric snowblower is 120 volt and most likely at least 12 amps at that voltage so 12 times 120 = 1440 watts minimum now if your snowblower is higher than 12 amps then the wattage would be higher. You would need it plugged into your home or plugged into a generator of at least 2000 watts maybe more.
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jbb, if you can match up the mounting plate, or have a machine shop make a adapter, or if you are mechanically inclined I don't see a problem if your thrower is of similar size and weight as the Do-alls. You might give the guys at the service Dept. at Do-all are very good and helpful ......
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I do not know; I am not familiar with a Green Works snow thrower. These skids/shoes have multiple holes and slots and come with multiple bolts, so they are quite versatile. They bolt on thru holes in the side. If you can't get an answer, I suggest, if possible, that you look at a Craftsman snow blower and compare the bolt holes in the sides with your Green Work. If they are similar, these skids should work. Another alternative, if you have the ability, you could purchase the skids and drill holes in the side of your Green Works to make these work. As long as you can mount them, they will help prevent digging into the snow.
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most of sears snow thrower are made by Murray depend of HP they use different pin diameter, this are 1/4 "
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You need a outdoor 12 gauge housecurent power cord. Like the type one uses for holiday light. And it needs to as long as you need to go with the SnowJoe. I need to plug together a few cords to reach all the way last year. This year for Xmas I set power plugs in a few different locations so I just plug into the nearest one. But if you gonna blow away snow on a 100 foot walkway , you need more the 100 feet of cord!
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Not sure, I installed a warn winch. Call the manufacture for compatability.
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I do not think so. According to John Deere's website your 1128DE snow blower has a Tecumseh model OHSK110-221724B engine. Carburetor 640169 is needed. Amazon did not have it in stock. Tecumseh has it for $76.16. You should be able to get it for less elsewhere (although Amazon and another website were out of stock). Steve