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Re: Snowblower is Smoking and Husband in Iraq- need advice please
#1 Mar 8, 2008 9:27 pm |
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It is full of oil - I just added some after I wrote the first email. I don't think it was steam as it happened when she (without permission) started it again about an hour. Thanks for your help.
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Snowblower is Smoking and Husband in Iraq- need advice please
#2 Mar 8, 2008 6:02 pm |
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Hi! We have over 24 inches of snow. I have been trying to keep up but got behind last night. Normally we use the snowblower when it is 6" deep or less. Now the snow is about 18-20" and my daugher has been going after it with the snowblower for several hours. She just came in and said it started smoking near the push start area. She shut it off right away. The smoke was not blue or black but the color of cigarette smoke. She noticed a slight smell of gas (she thinks).
Did she just overwork the engine? It it okay to start it again? I told her to shovel the top layers and try to get it down so we can use the snowblower. Do you think that after the engine cools down it will be okay.
Thank you so much for you answers in advance. We really do not know what we are doing.
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