This item is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part that is intended to be used with snowthrowers from Toro. The scraper attaches to the bottom of the auger housing. This item is used to scrape the ground to collect snow to be moved through the auger and the chute. This item is sold as an individual replacement part.
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1. Removed the three screws that attach the scraper to the snowblower.
2. Removed the worn scraper.
3. Removed the three old metal clips and replaced with the three new clips.
4. Aligned the new replacement scraper in the groove.
5. Secured the scraper to the snowblower with the three new screws.
The online video was great! The job was easy but took a little extra time than expected. The nuts and bolts on the rubber blade rotor were difficult to loosen and a small tool ( thin wire stripper) was used to hold the nut in place until it threaded on the bolt when reinstalling.
The scraper was so worn that the heads of the three screws were also worn so much that there was no way to get a tool on the head of it. So, I used a screw extractor to remove them and replaced with new ones.
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Scraper was completely worn out so I just replaced both the scraper and blade rotor.
removed old broken screws installed with new screws ordered part for old toro part fit perfect came 3 days after order was placed keep up the great work!!
Remove the old black Plague using a power screw driver with a trox bit and open end wrench. Installation in reverse order. Scraper blade attach screw heads were worn away. Used the small grinder to cut away the scraper blade till you can get a vise grip on what was left of the bolts. Installed scraper blade with new screws.
I followed the instructions that were a part of my manual. I was disappointed that I had to order additional parts. I assumed that a rotor for a snowblower would include both paddles. It turns out, there was only one of the two, and I had to re-order the second rotor blade, paying for additional shipping. Since I was making another or
... Read moreder, I did also order the fasteners for the scraper.
1. Pull drive belt cover.
2. Discard broken or worn belt.
3. Remove weak tension spring and install new one.
4. Install new belt over pulleys.
5. Fasten drive belt cover back to side of snowblower.
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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