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1. .In order to remove the old shifter assembly, you have to depress the spring that keeps the handle tight. If you don't do this then the removal of the old broken handle is just about impossible. This is a two-person job.We used a section of 2" X 2" piece of wood. This was held against the spring by one person while the other person took out the cotter pin/clevis pin and then removed the broken handle.
2. Took out the old cotter pin and clevis pin with the pliers.
3. Installed the new shift handle on the actual shifter rod while the spring was still depressed.
4. Installed the new lever, handle shifting rod.

1. Removed broken shear pin
2. Inserted new shear pin
3. Inserted cotter pin in new shear pin

1. Remove bottom gear box cover and pulley cover.
2. Removed the chute handle, removed the old broken gears with handle in a vice, replace the gears and roll pins on both gears. Reassemble.
3. Loosen all belt guards and remove both belts through opening in bottom of snowblower.
4. Replace both belts and re-position belt guards, tighten.
5. Remove both broken shear pins on the blade assembly with hammer and punch; replace with new.
6. Re-install lower gear case cover and pulley cover.
7. Re-install chute handle and mount back on snowblower handle.
8. Check all repairs for tightness and completion.
9. Run snow blower, check blade function and belt engagement on transmission and snowblower auger.
Repairs completed! Prep for winter storage!!

Used clamps and a steel bar to compress shift handle spring and removed shift handle. Replaced with new parts from ereplacementparts. Works great.