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phalic427


Joined: Feb 28, 2007
Points: 1

snowblowers
Original Message   Feb 28, 2007 10:06 pm
hello i am looking for a two stage snowblower around 7-8 horse i have heard about some various engine problems such as ohv engine problems but not much specific info on what engines to avoid can somone help?
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nibbler


Joined: Mar 5, 2004
Points: 751

Re: snowblowers
Reply #1   Mar 1, 2007 6:50 am
Try reading the messages in this forum instead of posting a general question and then expecting people to spend their time trying to figure out what you are really talking about. The manufacturers also have web sites that have a lot of information about their specific brands. Once you have done some proper research and then have specific questions then it might be worth while posting a question. In short RTFM.

I'd also suggest a less provocative knickname.
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RickJ


Location: Minneapolis, MN
Joined: Nov 30, 2006
Points: 35

Re: snowblowers
Reply #2   Mar 1, 2007 11:45 am
I think that all the engines used today are pretty good. The Tecumseh L-Head engines have been used for years, and seem to last. The Briggs OHV engines are reportedly a little quieter, and are also very good.

The main thing is to buy a quality brand, like Simplicity, Toro, or Ariens. (in that order, IMO) They all have good warranties, and use top-quality components. Either of those three brands should give you many years of reliable service.

1995 Simplicity Sno-Away 860 Snowblower, 2001 Craftsman POS lawnmower
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