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trouts2
Location: Marlboro MA
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Re: Differences between Toro CCR2000 versus CCR3000?
Reply #1 Nov 25, 2010 11:00 am |
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CCR3000 1997-1999 Suzuki 5hp CCR2000 1987-1996 Suzuki 4.5hp Both engines use the same crank, piston and the same roller bearings on the crank. Both carbs use the same nozzle and main jet. Both have the same muffler. I figured the muffler or jets would be different but match so I don’t know where the .5hp is coming from. Same: Main housing, chute, scraper bar, wheels, chute crank arrangement, auger shaft, rotor blade. Upper shroud look the same on both but have different part number which may just be an assembly change rather than a part change. No issues that I am aware of in either model but I’ve never had a 3000. I’ve had about 6 2000’s and never had any problem with them other than cracked cases or gummed up carbs. Never saw one with a weak engine. Never had to replace an auger. I currently have two in fine shape and just picked up a Toro 2450 for comparison. The 2450 is 3-4 years old and has been started a few times but never used in snow so full compression and augers. The impeller on the 2450 is much different than on the 2 & 3000 but I don’t know what difference it will make in throughput or distance.
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FrankMA
Location: Merrimack Valley/Northeastern Mass
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Re: Differences between Toro CCR2000 versus CCR3000?
Reply #5 Nov 27, 2010 9:01 am |
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I just scored a decent 1995 CCR2000E that was on the side of the road waiting for the trash man. Scooped it up yesterday and am already getting it cleaned up. It looks like it was left outside for a bit but it runs and has a new scrapper blade and the impeller blades still have a plenty of meat left on them. I through some fresh fuel and Seafoam in their yesterday and it was doing a good job of clearing out the carbon. I had to stop as it was getting too late to keep her running and it's still a little too early this morning to fire it up again. Off to get some replacement nuts and bolts a new spark plug and maybe a fuel filter if I can find the right one. Free is a good thing!
This message was modified Nov 27, 2010 by FrankMA
Toro Wheel Horse 522xi GT, Honda HS928TA, Honda HS621AS, Honda HS520A, Toro CCR3000 (work in progress), Honda HS624WA (sold 08/23/2010), Stihl BR550 Backpack Blower, Stihl MS250, McCulloch MS1635, Honda EM6500SX Generator
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gaken
Joined: Dec 25, 2007
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Re: Differences between Toro CCR2000 versus CCR3000?
Reply #6 Dec 1, 2010 2:30 pm |
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I own a Suzuki powered CCR3000 that is 5 HP. I bought it 3 years ago, for only $40, in like new condition, from a church (who decided to use a contractor instead). I can't answer your question about the differences (since I never owned a CCR2000). I can vouch for how stout the CCR3000 is. I have handled snow up to 13", here in Michigan with ease. It also goes through the end of drive build up that with a little effort. When I saw how well the CCR3000 worked, I sold both my single stage snapper snowblower and my Gravely with the "snow cannon" attachment. One was too light duty, one was overkill and too heavy. Now my wife can clear the driveway and hang the CCR3000 on the storage hook. Keep you eyes out for craigslist and ebay. Spring and summer are the best times to look (when no one is thinking snowblowers - and folks tend to move and sell their mowers and snowblowers).
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