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This blade fit just like the original blade I removed.
The product I ordered was received in great condition, fit the snowblower well . For the price of the parts my ten year old snowblower is like new=ƒæì
Guest - May 17, 2019
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easy repair
fit perfect very easy repair
Guest - October 23, 2019
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exact replacement
hard to replace but I expected that, great service, good web sight
Guest - December 24, 2019
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Great service Part fit like suppose to
Made snowblower like new
Guest - January 15, 2020
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rotor blade
exact part, two screws hard to install
Guest - January 16, 2020
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Parts were perfect. Arrived fast, well satisfied.
Parts worked fine
Guest - December 7, 2021
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Just what I needed!
The video on replacing the rotor blades and scraper on my Toro snow blower was helpful. The parts went on quickly and the blower removes snow like it was new! Thanks.
Robert - January 18, 2023
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Great parts, worked as expected.
The parts arrived quickly and were the exact match I expected. My Toro snowblower is again like new and ready for next season's snow. Thanks E-replacement!!
Gary - May 19, 2023
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Not what I needed!
I ordered this without looking at the deal as close as I should have. It only comes with 1 Blade but the snow blower needs 2.After it was delivered I looked at purchasing the second blade but found it on Amazon for a lot less, so I ordered it from them.I will keep what I ordered and watch for a good price on 1 blade. They should advise that it requires 2 blades so that they do not loose other customers like me.
Guest - December 16, 2019
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1st tip is that the parts do not come as a kit. You have to order qty 2 of the rotors to get a set.
1. Remove old blade rotor. Make sure you remove the metal spacer tubes in the center of the blade.
2. Good time to replace the scraper with blade rotor removed.
3. Move spacer tubes to new blade rotor and inst
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4. Rubber rotor is reinforced with 2 nylon layers that are not symmetric. Looking at new snow blowers the face that contacts the snow should be the side with thicker rubber.
Removing blade might cause the rotor to shift and holes not to line up. Loosen up the bolts on the 2nd blade. On the first blade the 2 center bolt holes should be easy. The outside 2 will be hard to align. Use a center punch to align hole and a clamp to hold in position. Insert bolt, it may take several tries as you find the proper spot f
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I bought a Toro Power Clean snow blower from a flee market for $50, new it would have cost me $650. It started right up, but it wouldn\'t blow the snow. I went on U-tube to figure out the problem. I saw an ereplacementparts video. It showed me exactly what I needed to do. I ordered the parts from ereplacementparts.com. Very easy to
... Read morefind the correct parts and I received them in a couple of days. I replaced the parts in about an hour. Now it works like it\'s brand new.
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The snow blower wasn\'t throwing the snow as far as it use to and it was not getting all the snow down to the driveway surface. Also the engine ran rough because the choke lever broke.
To replace the blade scraper I removed the 2 bolts holding it in place and used a set of pliers to remove the tension springs. Reinstalled the new blade scraper without any problems. The 2 rubberized blades were held on by 6 bolts/nuts each. Those were fairly easy to remove and take the old rubber blade off and replace with the new one
... Read mores. The old ones still looked new but upon closer inspection they were wore down by 1/2\" - 3/4\". This made all the difference in throwing the snow. Then new blade scraper allowed the snow blower to get down to the surface of the driveway and not leave any snow on it. The only problem I noticed was the choke lever. The actual choke lever is attached with a screw that screw into a plastic piece which is formed into the choke butterfly itself. That being said, there was no need to by a new choke lever. This is a bad design by the manufacturer in my opinion. Now I either have to by that part and tear the carb apart to fix or if I can\'t get just that part, then I\'m sure I will have to buy the whole carb as a kit. Absolutely No Problems with ordering parts from Ereplacement parts at all. I had my parts in 2 days and everything I ordered was in the box properly labeled. Definitely will order parts from them again.
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Replaced the auger blades and scraper blade on my Toro snowblower
Removed old rotor blades. Two nuts were difficult to get at but could barely get a small wrench between blade and housing to hold the nuts. Replacing the same two nuts difficult to get them to line up with the bolt while holding them with a needle nose pliers. Finally got a slightly longer bolt and that worked. Scraper blade had carriage
... Read morebolts and they eventually turned before getting the nuts loose. Tried heating them, using liquid wrench, drilling them, finally used a grinder on my electric drill and after 10-15 minutes on each head was able to pound the bolt through and replace the scraper. My snowblower was quite old and probably had never had the scraper replaced.
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