Troy-Bilt Storm 5024 Auger and Drive Belt Replacement

In today's video, I'll show you how to easily replace the drive and auger belts for this Troy-Bilt Storm 5025 2-stage snow blower. This procedure is going to very similar if not exactly the same as most major brands of 2 stage snowblowers.
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[@h.ofl3503]

I have 6 different ATV's and I work on them all the time and everything I've learned has been from watching videos like this. I just bought the same snowblower your working on used. First time I went to use it it wouldn't throw anything. The belt was shot. Thanks for making it easier for me. It only took 15 min because I watched your video. Thanks again.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

KZbin is a great resource for learning new things. Glad I was able to help with your project. Cheers

[@ZGDX_Smiling_]

I have watched another KZbin video who also explain on how to change these belts as well. You explain it much better than the other videos.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks very much for the kind words. I'll try and keep up the good work. Thanks for watching. Cheers

[@mrbigtravg]

A million thanks!!! This was a huge help in getting my Troy-bilt snow blower working again. Perfect instructions from beginning to end!!! God bless you!!!

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@oneGooWorld]

15:44 Thank you for this detailed video. My snowblower always needed the auger control arm to be held down constantly. Now that you showed me this, I'll be able to let it automatically have it properly function from the lack of tension! TY

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

My pleasure. Glad I could help. Thanks for watching. Cheers

[@buffalobluecheese]

Hey good video shots of the belts changing. This is identical to Craftsman 24 inch I'm changing belts on tomorrow, just wanted to familiarize myself with setup. 2 quick observations.... The belt keeper on these MTD made blowers is actually the black plastic belt cover shroud. Also when the belly pan was off, you can see the hex shaft was lacking lubrication. I always toss a smidge of white lithium grease on that, which really helps in changing gears, your customer will definitely notice that right away. Again, good video, good angles. .

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. I definitely grease the shaft. I don't always film the entire servicing as I have a complete series of videos detailing a complete service. Cheers

[@donmayberryjrsOPE]

Very informative video Gerry! I always like to remove the spark plug before moving any of the pulleys or belts. That way any compression from the engine that may have transferred to the pulleys or belts will be released, minimizing the chance of an accident (and making it a little easier to roll those belts) especially if a person were to put their hands in the auger/impeller areas.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks for your comment. Cheers

[@donmayberryjrsOPE]

@@brantsmallenginerepairs I thought it important to stress that Gerry because we know how things work but not all viewers do. I've seen many a stumps for fingers over the 50+ years in the snowblowerz business so just trying to give my 2 cents, thanks for letting me! 🤘💥🤟💥✊💥👊💥

[@ceasergert2780]

Thanks for the good video I going to change belts I thought I have to dissemble the machine in half. Thanks 👍👍👍

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks for watching and I'm glad this will be helpful. Cheers

[@jameskeough4620]

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.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@sendit1158]

TO EVERYONE THAT DOESN'T WANT TO MESS AROUND TAKING THE BELTS OFF YOU CAN CUT THEM OFF AND SAVE A HEADACHE, THEN JUST REPLACE WITH NEW BELTS, GREAT VIDEO THO, THIS IS THE PROPER WAY IF YOU WANT TO SAVE THE BELT.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@okanaganpeterjames]

Thank you

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@richardkenworthy9312]

I would have thought you would of had to loosen the adjustments because new belts would have been tighter,especially people usually tighten them when they get older

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

Adjust the tension as necessary based on the new belt. Old belt probably could have still been used with a cable tension adjustment. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@GeorgeWard-r8o]

Why not cut the belts if you/re changing them, instead of fighting with them.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

You could certainly do that.

[@Eagle-nq2mv]

I’m 70 years old and have come to the conclusion all snowblowers are junk, just one repair after another, a money sinkhole. I gave up on wasting money on these junkers and I use my trusty shovel.

[@brantsmallenginerepairs]

This would apply to a lot of stuff that is produced these days. The shovelling would definitely be better for your health anyway. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. Cheers

[@paulcondie2520]

I've had my troybilt 2410 for 12 years without an issue! Infact I use it commercially. I put an impeller kit on it after the first use, it kept clogging cause of the wet snow but never an issue since, just regular maintenance. People use them in a snowstorm then put them behind the shed and forget about them until the following year! Lol Just like anything else you have to maintain them! #1 biggest common issue is old gas

[@johnspieth1237]

Snowblower was the best investment I ever made