Is the steel wear strip replaceable like on other commercial grade snow pusher?
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i don't see a wear strip, i think it's one straight heavy metal blade. the edges on mine started getting rust, so i made sure to oil it up when storing it. it's heavy, btw, but works well.
2022746
There isn't a strip. It's a bit too heavy. I wish I would have purchased the smaller one. All said the shovel is well made.
2022747
There is no steel strip. This is a solid steel shovel. The weight of the shovel does the work for you.
2022748
no it is notit does not ave one but honestly I've had this for year now and it is REALLY nice i haven't had to do this yet to mine but if you have an angle grinder, you can grind a new sharp edge on it in under a minute (12 dollars at harbor freight for a grinder)I would highly recommend this Shovel
1838644
buy the toro. snow joe is p.o.s. used it twice and the belt shredded. called customer service and they said belt is wear and tear and not warranteed.had a toro for 19years w/o a problem. that's the way to go. sorry i wasted money on the snow joe.
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There is an angle to the blade so when you push it the snow gets directed to one side. Then entire unit can then be flipped so if you want push now to the other side you can with ease. Youtube "snowcaster" there are lots of demonstrations.
637702
John:V-belt ...checked manual before rolling to work ...only issue so far was chute collar which cracked during first use ...Since brand new product at that time, there were no replacement parts.They tried to give me a hard time but failed.It was replaced.LOLwishing you no snow ...; )
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It was not compatible for sears brand craftsman so no do not buy it. I ended up buying what I needed at a local store in Illinois. You probably need snow thrower paddle set replace Noma /302565. Part number 780340 Check amazonsmile.com and they donate to the charity of your choice. I bought it and had to return so do not go by the other commenters. This one is mtd. Get what I told you and it will work.
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H Friend. Search part number QG20030 on Amazon and you will be in business. Good quality rubber with vinyl coated metal attachments and on the lighter side you will not lose your snowblower because you will be able to see the pink color of the tensioners. Good Luck.
297919
I purchased this and it was direct replacement and worked fine. My neighbor has used it several times clearing the snow. Works as it should.
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He does not say what snow blower he is trying to put it on .They work on mtd the best. NO PROBLEM IF THE LEADING edge is gone. You might need a new scraper bar if the edge is gone.
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Every steel snow blower I've seen has always had runners on the edges that keep the blade a fraction of an inch above the surface. If there was no gap, you'd wear out the blade very quickly and most likely, unevenly. It would also pick up ever little piece of debris in its path and eventually damage the snow blower. The runners also allow it to be adjusted even higher for people with stone driveways. I believe the instructions say to lay a piece of cardboard down and adjust the runners so the blade skims across the cardboard. This means the machine will leave a thin coat of snow the thickness of a piece of cardboard box. I've found the thin layer of snow evaporates by the end of the day in most cases. If the snow is very wet or temps rise above freezing there may be enough water left over to refreeze into ice. You have to remember, a snow blower is just one tool in your arsenal against the ravages of winter. Consider it as you would a whitewash brush. It covers a large area with little effort but lacks the detail ability of a smaller detail brush... your shovel.
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When the rubber is worn down to the point that the metal, that the rubber is attached to, starts to wear from contact with the pavement.Also, after the paddles are changed, you may notice that there are spots wear the snow is left on the pavement. Don't worry, after a while the rubber will wear and even out and make complete contact with the pavement.
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Yes, Worked well except I had to tap the holes for the mounting plate (for sheet metal that is part of the snow blower)at throttle body.
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im not postive without looking at the old one but we are snowed in and dont feel like getting in the snow to see , but the gear was put on at the factory so one way or another it can be removed
1073247
No, you can't. You can't on the original ones on the snow blower either. The skidplate (which can also be purchased here) that mounts to the lower front edge of the blower, however, can be flipped to get twice the life.
637700
John: V-belt ... checked manual before rolling to work ... only issue so far was chute collar which cracked during first use ... Since brand new product at that time, there were no replacement parts. They tried to give me a hard time but failed. It was replaced. LOL wishing you no snow ... ; )
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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
1874625
YES! It's precisely what I bought it for. I burnt the cuff of a Lands End down coat on my snowblower. It's not a perfect match but it's been at least a couple weeks and it's holding up great, and looks ways better than the holes with the down popping out. :) Taking a tip from my physical therapist when she applies KT tape, I rounded off the corners of the piece of tape I applied so there wouldn't be pointy corners to start to pull away first.
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it's primarily meant to use in the snow, I don't see how you would break it using it there. it is built pretty well.