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jonnyboost
Joined: Oct 24, 2005
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painting snow blower - impeller removal?
Original Message Oct 24, 2005 7:33 pm |
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hello everyone. ive got a rusty blower housing on a 1998 MTD 2 stage snow blower. i want to sand the inside and then repaint. the only problem is i can't figure out how to remove the inpeller and auger assembly so i can get at all of the blower housing. i have the sides of the auger free but im not sure exactly how to go about removing the impeller. -how do i remove those spring pins just before the impeller? -or do i have to dissassemble the gear assembly to get the auger and impeller out? any help would be appreciated...thanks for helping out an old man, jon
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helix_guy
Joined: Nov 8, 2005
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Re: painting snow blower - impeller removal?
Reply #7 Nov 8, 2005 3:43 pm |
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I have used a product at Home depot called Stripese, It takes any paint off right down to bare metal in a few seconds. I used it on my Chrysler vans roof. it went reight down to bare metal before my eyes. then you use a neutralizer spray, wipe it down and prime it, and repaint. came out like a factory paint job. I have a question. I am rebuilding a Bolens 4021 2 stage snowblower. same probem, I think there are shear pins in the second stage shaft, that if I drive them out I should be able to get the whole thing out. I need the front gear box. the gears are gone. I was given the following MTD part numbers, 1720933, and 1740468 as replacement parts. I'm not sure if these are really the replacement parts or not. Any one got a 4021 gear box they want to sell? I removed the side impeller mount bolts, and the 2 stud bots on the pully in front of the engine. Still won't budge. I think there are 3 more bolts in front of that where it enters the second stage auger housing and the shaft goes through a beaing, I need to remove. Once I get it out, if the two part numbers are correct, then I can repair the gear box. Am I heading in the right direction.-Steve
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LordVader
Joined: Nov 8, 2005
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Re: painting snow blower - impeller removal?
Reply #8 Nov 10, 2005 11:58 pm |
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It's an MTD, and you care to make it look good why?
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