Gawd this is aweful. Should never have gotten my slowblower serviced in a timely manner-- usually try to start it at first snow, realize it won't start, and then send it for service and end up shoveling the first couple of storms.
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- Thread starter Madroch
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billski
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Most of the time when that happens I just squirt a generous bit of carb cleaner in to and off it goes, usually from my negligence to drain the gas completely.
That is usually the problem with mine too-- and will fix it myself in the future. This year it was a bit more complicated-- something in the drive shaft-- not engaging etc. It went south last snow storm of last year-- so I was on top of it and sent it for service in early September-- shame on me.
