MAKE YOUR SNOWBLOWER THROW FARTHER AND NEVER CLOG. Install A DIY Impeller Kit.

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LEARN HOW TO MAKE YOUR SNOWBLOWER THROW FARTHER AND NEVER CLOG. This whole job takes about 90 minutes to complete and costs virtually nothing out of pocket. You won't regret doing to this to your snowblower. Trust me!
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[@Random-rt5ec]

4 hour project to hide from the wife out in the garage. I'll save this for next time my in-laws visit.

[@mtcman42]

I appreciate your effort to make a video about this great mod to snow blower impellers. Might I suggest a much quicker and easier way to do the same thing. I've done 5-6 for neighbors and on each one I learn a little more and want to work a little less. First I measure and cut the rubber pieces. I use a truck mud flap that I found in the street. I then bevel the leading edge of the rubber on my belt sander to help the wear in and avoid catching on the uneven sheet metal. Then I locate the rubber piece on the impeller blade and hold it with a small clamp. I then secure it to the impeller blade with a single 5/16" X1" hex self tapping screw through a 1 1/4" dia. fender washer in the middle of the rubber. I've never had one come loose or off because the force of the snow keeps the rubber against the impeller blade and holds it there. No extra separate drilling of holes and the whole job takes less than an hour. You could use two self tapping screws w/fender washers if it makes you feel more secure. Hope this saves some labor.

[@byronwoolfrey1039]

I have done this with about 40 snowblowers and yes it works very well.

[@prsearls]

Give all the inside surfaces and discharge chute a good spray of silicon. It will make a big difference, especially with wet snow. This also works good on your snow shovel to keep snow/slush from sticking. I did mine today and it worked very well.

[@mythoughts.....4787]

OMG !!! I'm hear to tell you the impeller kits work. Been using a kit for years, I'm throwing snow like I'm at the airport. It's like a rooster tail. The neighbors laugh and can't believe it is that good. You are missing out, you'll thank me and wonder why you didn't do it earlier. Cheers !!!

[@Makete100]

This just shows that it is never a bad idea to scan through KZbin and check things out. Look what I found. A great channel about sonething that will really affect your life. First video I watched was how to summerize your snowblower and now this one. I just had to subscribe. My problem with my snowblower is we can get so much snow from a storm that I have to pause and let the blower clear it's self and catch up. Which can add time to do the job and when it is below zero, time on the job is not what you want. Thanks for taking the time and trouble to post these tips and tricks.

[@bobmcl2406]

Good thorough video. Having done this mod on several snowblowers, I learned that it is a good idea to run the auger after installing each paddle. This will trim each paddle, one at a time. I have had machines that were not able to spin all four untrimmed paddles after installation. Saves your auger belt.

[@finbah5706]

see this guys smart..doing this in August..not like me, 20 minutes before a blizzard,.

[@davehershey4648]

Great idea! I'm going to do this on mine. I have one suggestion for easier install. I used to work for a coal mine and worked on conveyor belts, which looks like what you are using. Drilling out the rubber can be difficult and even harder to get bolt thru, purchase a set of hole punches, i believe we purchased from harbour frieght. Works great!

[@terry32]

Great idea . Makes perfect sense . Can't understand why so many negative comments re throwing rocks . Rocks in-rocks out . Look forward to trying this with my new blower .

[@Kgio-2112]

We just had a wet slushy snow storm and I did this modification over the fall using pressurized hose. Worked great. No clogging. Definitely would have clogged before hand. Was even throwing ice water. I installed rubber on each impeller blade.

[@joed1244]

I've done about 8 of these machines already. Use a set down bit then follow up with self tapping acres with washers. So much easier and will hold just as well! Also I used my cordless drill driver. Fast and simple

[@markloomis1415]

I've been doing this to all my snowblowers for years and you're right, it makes a tremendous difference in snowblower performance. Years ago they only made single stage snow blowers for garden tractors and I even made rubber flaps for single stage units. They would blow even the heaviest, wet snow with ease! Good video!

[@rsigler78]

My dad and I did this with Kevlar a few years ago... it works amazing same exact thing! So cool you thought to share this!

[@rogerthainesr.7002]

I saw this years ago from 65ford's youtube video. Before and after. It works !!

[@davidyoung3211]

I did this was the best thing i could have done, my neighbours have more snow in their yard than i do now

[@ggreene245]

I did this years ago. Works like a champ. I used stainless steel self tapping screws. Mine would actually throw the watery slop along the curb. The rubber wears down quickly to where there is no noise. The video I saw about this suggested making a slight bevel on the rubber. Great video...

[@000001willy]

Thanks J.B. Clogging has been a major problem with my Yardworks 357 cc snowblower, so much so that I have thought about replacing it with a fairly expensive three stage snowblower but your fix might help me solve the problem. It's worth a try before I lay out the big bucks.

[@Alex462047]

Happy New Year from Russia! I am always interested to look at the snow clearing equipment used in the U.S., particularly some of the tricks to make snowblowers throw further, especially wet snow. I made an impeller kit out of the side wall of an old car tyre, it is very effective and has become indispensible to me. We don't have the same snowblowers as you, most of our popular brands (Hüter, Champion, Interskol, Varyag, etc.) are all probably made in the same factory in China, they all look the same and function basically the same. We are always looking for ways to improve them.

[@edwardlanegraff5423]

I did this two years ago, use selftapping hex screws and you're done in 15 minute. It works great, I can go through slush easy. I just picked up a 18 hp 30 inch cub cadet it doesn't need the paddles it feels like I could go through the side of a building with it