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hp550c
Joined: Jan 8, 2011
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Toro 524 - Replacing friction wheel
Original Message Jan 8, 2011 9:19 pm |
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Hi, Does anyone have a PDF that explains how to replace the friction disc/wheel in a Toro 524 (Model 38040) snowblower? My snowblower goes in 1st, but the friction wheel slips on the drive pulley in 2nd and doesn't touch it in 3rd. My symptoms are identical to this OP's post: http://www.abbysguide.com/ope/discussions/32079-0-1.html Thanks!
This message was modified Jan 8, 2011 by hp550c
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hp550c
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Re: Toro 524 - Replacing friction wheel
Reply #6 Jan 12, 2011 8:06 am |
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Thanks Shryp, I'm hoping it's just the friction wheel itself and not the plate. How difficult is it to replace the friction wheel? I've seen some videos of other snowblower friction wheels being replaced, but they appear to be better designed in terms of being easy to replace. The Toro 524 seems to be in an assembly of some type, and getting it out seems to be a project -- but hopefully I'm wrong :) Do you/someone have a PDF that describes the process? Thanks!
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