i instaled new paddle set . when i went to use blower it left snow trail in middle where straight paddles are . I installed it correct
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Check to see if you did not put the center one upside down there is a long side and a short side so make sure the wider is pointing down
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Recently bought one and the paddles now have some black foam wrapped around the handle just below where the two pieces join. I haven't actually tested it but I would think that it floats fine now. As an added bonus it's a nice soft grip on the paddle too.
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Hi Freesia,I consider myself an expert on these electric snowblowers. All snowblowers for that matter, as I have tried them all. A two-stage blower will still launch some gravel because small rocks will be in the snow, that the auger (1st stage) brings back to the impeller (2nd stage)
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yup! it is going to be straight, or at least it will take the blower and flat ironing to the next level. Your hair wont get frizzy with rain or snow. It is going to feel a little rough when wet, but smoother when dry and it might hurt the ends a lite, so I recommend a trim after you put it on! If you've never done it before, have someone help you, because you can burn your hair.
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I have the exact same issue as you described and will replacing the auger housing and belt cover because the plastic parts have worn far enough to the point where the lowest bolt sandwiching those two pieces together has been ground down to nothing causing a gap where snow can ingress into the belt/pulley area. When this happens the snow comes into contact with the moving belt and melts/freezes causing the belt to slip.
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This is just my opinion-but I placed the the mesh side down. It seemed more logical the smooth is smooth to enable the snow ice water easy egress off the system and so far it has not disappointed me. This is the best system I've found..
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Make sure the water arms are pointing in a clockwise direction. If they're not, adjust them and it should move forward.
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I have not. I'd guess that would happen when the mixture has frozen/thickened too much or possibly if the paddle and/or bowl are wet/icy at start-up. Are the plastic "catch plates" on the clear lid intact and holding the paddle in place? Good luck...
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Michael Try to change the props to the oppsite sides -they should run so the leiding edge is going forwards this makes the boat go forward- I changed all the rc radio and reciver and mounted a hi tq servo with a new working rudder and now it almost flyes across the lake. Hope this helps Larry
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Your "shave plate(or bar)" may need adjusted or replaced. It's on the bottom of the snow thrower. The plate adjusts to allow the paddles to get closer to the ground as they wear.
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If your snow blower came with lights on it already it might already have a rectifier into the snow blower these lights are worth buying and seeing if they work and if not getting a rectifier cause you will definitely light up your path check out youtube for these lights to see how bright they are
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I fellowed the directions and POR-15 worked great, My gas tank on my snow blower had a 1 inch long crack plus a couple of pin holes. The blower was stored out in shad all winter long, this season was long with 50 days of below zero.
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When I got mine out this winter it was doing the same thing but I had put new filters on it and think them weren't soaked yet. I changed the water and restarted it and the thing has been working ever since so that is all the help I can be.
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Mine had 2 paddles, each came in three parts. Make sure you really tighten them before use.
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Try adjusting the rod at the base of the snow blower that connects to the arm by loosening the nut and turning the shaft inward to shortening it but first you will have to pull the pin at the handle that connects to the rod so you can turn it hope this helps you out
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I would suspect that you put it on so that the flat of the paddle and the flat of the shaft were not lined up. Check for that first. If they are lined up, put a little water inside and let it soak for some hours - maybe some dough is sticking it up. If they are not lined up, you need to buy two little flat pry bars or find two somethings that you can use that are "L" shaped or buy the smallest size of pulley puller so that you can get pressure under both sides of the paddle and pry evenly under both. Good luck!
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I have a Craftsman 536.881501 (22" electric start). Fit was snub to the housing, but doesn't interfere when engaged. I've blown an 8" and 12.5" dump since replacing, and the new paddles have worked fine. As an aside, it was a pain installing because I had to drill out the original rivets that Craftsman uses. There are Youtube videos on how to do this. Once out, I installed the new paddles with bolt, lockwash and nut.