Outdoor Power Equipment (Lawn Mowers, Snow Blowers, Chain Saws and more) Discussions

  Some chutes vibrate out of position and can be tough to stabilize on older machines.  Here’s one solution I found on a machine I picked up yesterday.  It looks like a kluge but was very nicely done.   You would think it catches on the valve handle segments but does not and works smoothly which is hard to imagine when looking at it.  The catch is a valve handle and the pull lever spring loaded.   The valve handle is mounted with three rivets and a solid mount.   Several manufacturers have cranks that move to fixed positions but this is the best working crank of this type I’ve seen.  Mounted on an Ariens ST824.

Oh God, what have we come too?......

It is a shame I can Identify the parts.... Someone should have drilled maybe 6 holes in the backing plate/ panel and reinforced it with a piece of sheet metal? Then the hack that thought that up could have saved the cost of the plumber service call.


Disappointed,

Friiy

So left is left and right is right. Cool. In case you forget just look at the big arrows hehe. ":^)

Here we have folks the new machine , they call it the WaterBlower, it comes with the main valve...really amazing but fonctionnal I guess trout, good job by the way.

Maybe it's good in wet snow...


Friiy :)

Its for selecting what type of snow the blower will throw best, this one goes to "11" for just a little more "oomph" with slush.