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

Anyone have a digital copy of a Honda Snowblower Service Book onhand that you can share.

They have the owners manual available for download, but it doesn't state much on servicing.
1st timer 2 stage owner here....

aa335 wrote:
http://secure.hobbyzone.com/search/sai56135.html

Shryp wrote:
Haha funny.  That's a prop washer. 

I'd like to buy 5 gallons.  :)

aa335 wrote:
The description clearly states "Prop Wash".

Doesn't say 5 gallons, but here is a bucket:

http://www.amazon.com/Bucket-Prop-Wash-Memoirs-Author/dp/141077001X

Shryp wrote:
Fair enough.  You just landed a job as a purchasing agent.  :)

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Shryp wrote:
Ding ding ding, you hit a jackpot.

But the first pictures I found were funny.

Somebody help me, I lost the key to my hydraulic lock. 

    The local Honda dealer has been around for 40 years, has himself and 3 good mechanics and several others who do the more general stuff.   I asked him about using PB-Blaster in through the end auger support screw.  He said he loads all Hondas with 30 weight oil.

    

  Could not find the Honda thread where greasing the nub ends going out out of the auger gearbox was discussed so posting here. 

The issue was a shear pin could break and the nub turn inside the rake reaming the rake ID larger.   The dealer said they are greased at the factory.   Grease there was not a maitenance item but when doing a service he includes putting grease there.  He said there were no issues of wear from shearing a pin and screwing up the rake.