1. Only one end of the old spring was still connected to it\'s connection point. It took me a long time to discover where the other end the new spring needed to be attached.
2. After discovering the severed end of the old spring still attached to it\'s connection point I was able to make the repair.
3. Due to the extremely tig
... Read moreht work area and the high levels of pressure needed to stretch the spring to it\'s connection point this part of the repair became very frustrating.
4. I finally discovered that by pushing the idler pulley arm further in (past the v-belt) I was able to attach the other end of the spring with minimal stretching of the spring.
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Idler pulley worn, idler spring broken, belts worn. Replaced all snowblower works fine now.
Remove the two bolts that hold the front and back sections together, one on either side of the machine. Remove broken parts, reinstall. It\'s helpful if you have a second set of hands to get the two parts back together and keep the new belts in place but it can be done by yourself.
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auger belt had cracks, and idler spring which provides return tension on idler pulley had corroded and broke
separated engine/ snow thrower sections, replaced components, cleaned all corrosion, painted interior and re-assembled unit.
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Many problems: the drive and auger wouldn\'t engage, not scraping down to the driveway, two broken knobs, extremely worn skids, rusted chute at the bottom making it hard to rotate
I replaced lots of parts using multiple tools. The only problems I had was due to rusted fasteners. I had a great experience with eReplacementParts my order arrived very fast including one part (the chute assembly) all pieces fit perfect. I did a major overhaul now the blower is running great.
Removed plastic shroud cover, exposed access to the top of the drive belts. idler spring had broke that puts tension on the drive belts. Removed broken spring and replaced it with new one . Replaced plastic shroud and it was good to go!
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Tighter spring was broke and the belts needed to be replaced
Removed the snow chute first. Then removed the cover from the gears. Then removed the broken spring and placed the new spring. Put all parts back on in reverse order.
cut off the old belt it was stuck in the machine, followed a video from you tube which was close , but did not cover everything on my Machine, figured out the rest as I went along. There had been some differences in my Model but overall the video was helpful. I may have some other pully problems and nee to buy some more parts. but I did
... Read moreget the machine running, and e replacement parts had the parts I needed .
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ERP Number: ERP9287265
Manufacturer Part Number: 532414557
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