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Re: '92 Ariens 724 - Problem fixed
#1 Mar 18, 2006 1:36 pm |
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As it turns out, my wheels are not unlockable, and are held onto the axle by a simple nut and bolt. One of the bolts had rusted off. I replaced it. Checked the other side and it is in good shape. I bought an extra nut and bolt "just in case". Thanks for all the ideas. Jeff |
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Re: '92 Ariens 724 - only one wheel gets power
#2 Mar 17, 2006 12:31 pm |
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What's more interesting is that you've been using it for 14 years and you just suddenly realized it! :)
Actually, I know that both wheels were getting power until the incident I'm asking about, and it has always been that way until now. I still haven't looked at the snowblower to determine exactly what might have happened.
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Re: '92 Ariens 724 - only one wheel gets power
#3 Mar 15, 2006 11:24 am |
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Interesting. I've had this snowblower for 14 years and never knew that there was a pin in the axle that could be used to control whether the wheel gets power or not. Thanks. I'll check it out. Jeff |
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'92 Ariens 724 - only one wheel gets power
#4 Mar 13, 2006 11:35 pm |
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While I was snowblowing today, I suddenly realized that only one wheel is getting power. The other spins freely. Apparently something is broken. Might it be something simple like a sheer pin, or am I looking at a more expensive repair? Thanks, Jeff |
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