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rob711


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craftsman mod #536882600 snowblower
Original Message   Nov 5, 2009 11:12 am
hi all! i picked up this snow blower from craigslist for 75 bucks..it runs well and everything seems to work..can any one tell me how old it might be..i was told in heavy snow it will throw the auger belt and that it was relplaced but still happens..no snow so i have not had a chance to use it..i ran it on blocks and looked underneath and all seems good..but thats under no load..any tips or thoughts would be great. thank you

rob

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rob711


Joined: Nov 5, 2009
Points: 6

Re: craftsman mod #536882600 snowblower
Reply #7   Dec 20, 2009 8:27 pm
living on long island we got about 2' of snow for me to try my 75 dollar snowblower. never having owned a snow blower it worked pretty well.  It started easily but seemed to run a little rough. I'm going to get a new sparkplug, but i'm thinking its a carb issue. i read somewhere that these carbs are a pain to clean. I just went and got this number off the motor 143 746 062 ser 4325d. i also noticed that there was a lot of oil on the frame from the crancase vent. i think its pretty old so some blowby might be expected, ichecked the oil and it was on the low side. any ideas, should i try to clean the carb, any tips on that would be helpful.

thanks, rob

rob711


Joined: Nov 5, 2009
Points: 6

Re: craftsman mod #536882600 snowblower
Reply #8   Dec 29, 2009 4:51 pm
turned out the carb was loose..tightened the screw and it runs mint!!  i'm never that lucky..that was great.  i noticed that there is a guide/ pin that looks like its supposed to keep the drive belt from popping off when there is no load on it. its held in place by a bolt that goes into the case of the motor..well thats striped..i'm thinking i'll have to get a helicoil kit to propery fix that..but its still owes me nothing..then i thought jb weld and try put get the bolt back in..we'll see
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