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....

I took a look last night. Looks like it should be a easy 30 minute fix to add some lube..
Pull the blower shear bolt, remove the side bolts and everything should slide right out....

I guess I'll tackle thin in between sealing all this @#($$# wood I have lying around

Crecent wrench is an adjustable wrench so there wouldn't be any MM nor American STD markings. Since most products are made in Asia it is a good idea to buyaset of metric open end or box wrench. The newest versions at Sears have racheting box wrenches to really speed up the process.

JGtravelor wrote:
It's a little inside joke.  :)  I got a crescent wrench with microns markings. 

Do you know where I buy 5 gallons of prop wash?

Actually ...


There is also a metric version. They're different because of the tooth spacing.
BTW, I have one and it works very well, I much prefer it over a regular Crescent wrench.

But it was a bit of a shock to see an "adjustable" wrench that came in both metric and SAE versions
http://www.irwin.com/tools/pliers-adjustable-wrenches/quick-adjusting-wrenches

Wow there is a metric crescent wrench. How about the prop wash?

aa335 wrote:




You can find anything with google.

Yes, but where can I buy it?

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