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

I have been trying for days to find a snowblower manual - without success.

The machine is a Craftsman - made in the USA - sold in Canada by Sears. It's only about 2 or 3 years old.

The model number is 944-527391 (which I suspect is the "Canadian" version model number).

The serial number is 121007M 03579.

The machine is a 27" with an OHV engine. It's a 1350 series with 305cc which I think equates to 10 HP.

It is a "steerable" model and has a "throttle" speed lever as opposed to a 6 slot version.

The machine belongs to my Daughter and the manual was lost in a recent house move.

I'm sure that if I had the "equivalent" American model number I'd be able to locate a manual.....

Failing that, if anyone could suggest a "similar" model, I might get some use out of the manual for that model....

I did a "live" chat with Sears (USA) and that didn't produce any results.

I linked up to a site (Manuals On Line) but because of the Model number was unable to find one or an equivalent..

ANY help, or pointing me in the right direction, would be greatly appreciated.

TIA = Roger

Here are some pics that I took of the machine....

If anyone has one that "looks" like this, I'd most appreciate the model number (preferably USA number).

I have a site that I can access manuals from.

Thanks in advance and let's hope th pics work !!

Well - the pics seem to be working...hope I'm using the right format for this forum and apologies if I'm not...

Final 2 pics - hope this helps with the "identity"

IF you can provide any assistance, kindly do so at your convenience.

Cheers = Roger

Looks like you have the same Huskyvarna as snowmachine, but  smaller.

http://picasaweb.google.com/audreyappliance/2008Craftsman145TorqueRatingSnowThrower#

 Husqvarna or Poulan labels on the same models.  Both were under Electrolux/AYP but seperated a few years ago. 

You can get drawings at SuperxPower.com.  There is a selection of drawings to thrumb through for your exact model. 

Thanks very much to all for your kind assistance.

Cheers = Roger