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Snowblowers can be great timesaving devices as well as protecting sore backs and keeping other sore muscles from developing. Shovelling also causes heart attacks which a snow blower can really avoid. If you have a long driveway and the snowplow dumps a great deal of snow at the end of your driveway you may want to consider purchasing a snow blower. There are number of things to keep in mind when you purchase a snow blower.

Size of your snow blower

Safety during operation of your snow blower

Maintenance of your snowblower on an annual and monthly basis

Adjustments and repairs to your snowblower

Storage of your snow blower during off-season

Troubleshooting your snowblower if it does not operate properly

Safety is paramount when operating your snow blower to ensure that you or anyone around you is not injured in any way. Always have all guards in place, never direct the discharge from your snow blower towards other people or windows. Stones and small chips of ice can become missiles that can do lots of damage to people and objects in their path.

Stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug if you need to remove debris from the auger, and always keep the machine clean and free of oil and gasoline that may be spilled anywere on your snow blower. Conducting an annual maintenance check of your snow blower and performing regular maintenance will ensure that your snow blower will last a life time. Always disconnect the sparkplug wire before doing any maintenance at all to avoid any accidents and injuries.

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