There were other videos where they removed all of the screws & bolts from the top of the snowblower. My rusty screws wouldn’t come out then I found your video. Your way was “so much” easier to complete. Snowblower

Nice video explanation. How much of a hassle is it if the handle broke off and the rope is fully wrapped inside?

Real helpful, for dismember ,but my pull chain rope is broken,so I have to find another video to replace,

THANKS... great info, just what I needed! I owe you a few beers.

Nicelly done vid. You can also remove the auger assembly (2 bolts on each side) to change out the auger belt. I guess it's a toss up which may be easier. Who designs these things? First year engineering students? Shouldn't be that hard.

Shipping cost with Hipa is prohibitive for us in Canada, priced out an ignition coil and shipping was going to be more than the coil.

I fix small engines I know how to adjust carburetors but your adjustments really helped me thank you

Nice video, for me it was not a rock, but rather a heavy piece of stray bark that has been laying a bit further from my woodpile than I expected. This gave me the ideas I needed to locate and remove it. ThankS1

This how you know a Mutha Fuc-a is rolling with the rest to keep you down!I despise everything you stand for dude!The videos about replacing the fuel lines right,WHY HE DID EVERYTHING WITHIN HIS POWER NOT TO MENTION WHAT LINE GOES WHERE.I know how to do it but from observation you can only see 1 part of the video that’ll allow you to piece it together if you don’t know..SMH..Piece of Sh-!!!

Great video. May have saved me a trip to the shop. I remember doing this yrs ago but forgot how easy it is

I want to say thank you that replacing the o ring fix the oil leaking issue. Thank you for sharing the part number.

Thank you. Very detailed instructions. Much appreciated.

Simple great video, THANKS.

Thank you for being so DETAILED when you explain things. Great job!

Thank you for making this

Good evening. Cheers from Toronto. I was watching your video from a couple years back on "Can We Save It??" on a Craftsman Single Stage Blower, and at the end you suggested you were going to change the cable and do a video on it. I looked, but did not see a follow up video. I recently came into exactly the same Craftsman blower, and am fixing it to give away to a friend, but the cable is shot, but I can't seem to find that particular part for the Craftsman. This blower seems to be very very close in design, the only difference I'm seeing is the direction that the cable comes in, in this case being horizontal then around a pulley, versus the Craftsman being vertical directly to the swing arm. Would you have any sense if this part would fit on the Craftsman? Ideally I'd like to find a substitute part, versus having to McGuyver something. Thanks Vern.

Very well done. These Honda snowblowers are very well built. I had an hs80 for about 20 years, sold it for what I paid and bought an HS928 in 2007. Still runs like a top but thats with regular maintenance

Great video! Is there any way to make R2 go any faster? Mine crawls so slow and I can barely force it into R2. Thanks

Today is 12-10-24 and I am having same issues so after my coffee I will begin great video I started thinking it was your solenoid valve or a air pocket some where a good way to test your solenoid is two leads from your battery and you will see it open and close if it's good great video Brother 👍🤙

Great video, will be trying it out on my hs55

We are metric in Canada so measure accordingly please.

I have been able to replace those cable attachment parts if you save a used one. Need to cut a slit on the inside to get it onto the cable.

Those paddles look very worn.

Excellent content. Thanks

Helped me thanks man!

I have recently purchased one cheap and the existing carb jet bolt was stripped so I ended buying a new carb but it tends to leak from the bowl gasket, any way to fix that?

One little trick I learned while working on small engines (or any kind of mechanical equipment) is to use your cell phone camera a take pictures of parts BEFORE taking it apart so you know how it goes back together.

When buying a late model blower, just know that alot of them have switched some of the parts to plastic instead of metal. And plastic and subzero weather doesn't mix. Plastic gets brittle and brakes easily. Time to looks elsewhere. Troy Built used to make great solid equipment, but now it's just cheap MTD crap that is not very well made.

I was able to remove the bowl without taking anything else apart. Dropped the main jet & emulsion tube. Main jet was plugged, emulsion tube was clear. Put it back together but it still won’t start. 🤨 fires for a second with starter fluid in spark plug hole.

I have a toro 621 R power clear that leaks fuel. It doesn’t leak right away but when I check the shed in the morning the tank was empty. I tried it again I put some fuel in it I started the machine I shut it down I checked for leaks I didn’t see anything around the tank or fuel line but next morning the tank was empty. Can this be a carburetor leak?

Great detail. I have a Briggs and Stratton surging problem. Spesifically where is the low jet in the carburetor?

Thanks 🎉

Thanks brother

Finally! I watched so many videos to find the issue I had and you nailed it! Cleaned the idle jet and the problem went away. Thanks!

Just what I needed, will be putting it back together tomorrow morning, thank you.

Another Great Video, thanks

Thank You. That was/ is exactly my problem. Hopefully I can get parts!

Hello there I have a similar snow blower mine leaks gas after pressing the primer once any ideas?

Mine runs the same, I guess I got used to the redmax blowers

Stihl not the product it used to be for sure.

I have Toro 5/24 brigs and Stratton Its still running and its been a great reliable machine with some service nothing major

TK U, very good explanation

Do all recyclers have the auto choke? Toros manual is really badly done!

Thanks for this video. I was given this snowblower by my sister. It had been sitting for years, but barely used. It ran, but surged a lot, and required partial choke. While tearing it down to clean it, when I took the float bowl apart, a needle fell out that has a small clip on one end. You barely mention that piece in the video, but I think I see how it goes back together. Also, just next to the primer hose “port”, there is a much smaller “port” that nothing appears to connect to. Is that correct?

I have the same issue definitely going to try this fix. If you still have this machine are you able to do a video on the drive belt? I can’t find any videos and it almost seems like when I engage my drive the belt loosens so I am thinking I have an issue with the tensionor.

Thank you very much. I plan on trying this myself soon. I have a new model, but I am sure the steps are very similar.

I've had one of these sitting in my garage for 7 years now, now I have an idea of where to start. Thanks so much for this video!

Thank you for making this video M8

Got mine going today cleaned carb but only runs with choke on. Gonna try clean again and remove gas tank and clean rust out idk why they didnt use plastic tanks.

Engine is kawasaki fc150v i have the same engine in my mower