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planefixer


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Late 60's /early 70's Ariens snowblower assistance needed.
Original Message   Jan 1, 2008 9:59 am
Hello,

I own an Old Ariens Snow blower with the 6H.P. Techumsa motor. 24" width. It has 4 forward speeds Neutral an Reverse. I still have the owners manual and paperwork from when it was new. Most of it has a copyright date of 1967.  I believe the model number is 910995.

I have 2 problems that I need asstiance with.

1) The Auger chute. When It is dry it turns from full left to full right with no problems. But once snow is present, It does not turn properly. It only goes fron center to right.It slips when turning left. It almost seems like the teeth are worn, but is "visually" looks fine.

2) The clutch. I am not able to squeeze the clutch lever to shift gears, It is solid and will not depress. I pulled the cover yesterday to take a look. But I did not spend any time on it, as I had to shovel some wet snow, before it froze. The clutch linkage is a steel rod, not a cable like newer models. The drive plate and wheel appear to be fine. are there any sites that have the service manuals online?

Happy new year. Thank you.

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trouts2




Location: Marlboro MA
Joined: Dec 8, 2007
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Re: Late 60's /early 70's Ariens snowblower assistance needed.
Reply #7   Jan 19, 2009 6:27 pm
Old Ariens 6 hp Snow Thrower Spur Gear Replacement

Search Abbys for the above post which has pictures and an explination of the axle.  It shows the bearing on the right side half out.  It's just pushed out.  The bearing for the diff and non-diff are different.  There's a note in the Ariens exploded view about the difference.

David http://www.kedawei.com/snowblower.htm

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