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Drive Belt for my single stage snowblower
Thank you so much for your quick response . The belt fit perfectly.
I couldn’t have been more satisfied!
Guest - November 30, 2019
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great part
Now I am ready for next winter .
Guest - April 17, 2020
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Great Company
This was part of an order for parts and maintenance items. eReplacementparts is my go to source for all my yard/garden equipment. As usual, fair prices, prompt service, and excellent customer service to check proper fit or specifications.
Lane - January 3, 2021
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Easy repair
Arrived quickly workedwell
Guest - February 12, 2021
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1 Remove the belt cover and disengage both belts
2 tilt snowblower up and remove bottom plate then remove old belts
3 put new belts on tilt back down finish installing the belts around the pulleys. Replace covers.
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1 belt broke but replaced both & the cutting edge also.
1. split snow blower in half, 4 bolts.. took pictures of v belts.
2, removed drive pulley nut
3. removed 4 mounting bolts for the spiral assembly.
4. pulled assembly and gear box out.
5. removed shear pins and pulled all 4 spirals off shaft
6. split the gear box and removed the damaged worm gear and cleaned
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7. packed both case halves with light grease and installed new gear and keeper.
8. applied new gasket material and mated both sides together.
9. installed new shave plate and new carriage bolts.
10. welded new feet on the skid shoes.
11. painted all bare metal
12. assembled spiral assembly and auger unit in reverse.
13. had a friend help and we mounted auger to the drive unit.
note: great place to buy parts, my sales lady was fantastic helping me choose the best manufacture for each part I needed for faster delivery time. Now! that Rocks!
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Worm Gear
Mark from Lismore, Minnesota
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Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
Easy take apart but needed help to put back together , had a bit of a time by my self, but all and all not to bad to do, and best of all everything works great thank you..
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Auger belt was partially melted and stretched. Drive belt was stretched and worn.
1. Removed the housing
2. Removed the stop bolt
3. Unhooked the spring that helps hold belt on the wheel.
3. Removed belt
4. Replaced belt
5. Loosened the stop bolt for the drive belt
5. Repeated process with the drive belt.
6. Replaced out housing.
1. Unscrewed belt guard cover on the side of the snowblower.
2. Removed tension on belt by pushing large pulley inward.
3. Slid off old belt and reinstalled with new one.
4. Screw belt guard cover back on.
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