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Craftsman Snow Blower part
Sears Craftsman Snow Blower Part Sears
Craftsman snow blowers are among the very best snow blower you can
buy. I have had mine for over 25 years, used it every winter and
have only recently had to arrange for repairs to my snow blower.
Finding parts for my snow blower was pretty straight forward. I was
able to go to a Sears parts store nearby and my local small engine
repair shop for the rest. Usually if they do not have the item in
stock, they can be ordered and delivered the next day.
Common
Sears craftsman snow blower parts that everyone should pay attention
to when they are performing their annual maintenance include - tires,
changing the engine oil, spark plugs, clean carburetor, drive belt
condition and bearing wear, as well as greasing the main shaft on
the front augers. If you check these items regularly , or at least
once per year chances are that your sears craftsman snow blower will
last a lifetime.
Need
less to say, after 25 years I had to change a few snow blower parts
and I will talk about these in the following paragraphs. One comment
before I discuss which parts I had to replace. If you plan on doing
some or all of the work yourself, always make sure that the engine
is off and the spark plug wire is disconnected to avoid any accidents.
Also get to know your local small engine repair mechanic. As long
as you purchase the parts from him, he will be happy to offer all
kinds of advice to you regarding the repairs and how to complete
some of the more trickier repairs.
I have
had our craftsman snow blower for over 25 years and replaced the
belts and the main bearings for the drive shaft and also the auger.
I also had to repair one tire that went flat. All I needed to do
in this case is place a new inner tube inside the tire and I did
not even need to take the tire off the axle! The belts
are relatively easy to replace, a bit awkward, however if you follow
the manual instructions, these snow blower parts can easily be replaced.
The bearings take more time and energy. If you are uncomfortable
doing this yourself , your local small engine mechanic can replace
these parts for you, although you will have to pay more to transport
your craftsman snow blower and also pay for the labor as well. Always
compare the cost of repairs to the cost of a new craftsman snow blower
machine. Sometimes the cost of the craftsman snow blower parts plus
labor make it prohibitive to complete the repairs vs. purchasing
a new unit. Finally always store your craftsman snow blower inside
to avoid long term weather damage.
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