skip to 8:25 for the hidden bolt This video shows how to remove and install the fuel tank on a modern craftsman or troy bilt snowblower. Any questions please ask in the comments.
Thanks for the video! I watched a number of them and found yours to be the most thorough. Everyone seems to point to carb for failure to run issues. They forget about the filter in the tank, which has alway been more problematic for me. Again, thanks!
Great video, but after watching you remove the gas tank I know I will never try this. Never, never guessed it was so involved. I have a Troy Built 357cc. I might see how far I can go but will probably pay to have it done.
@@ericbarnett8848 i usually check parts tree or jacks small engines. you should beable to pull it right up. you could also google the model number followed by "parts" and you can usually find the parts fitche
It's sad that once good names in outdoor power equipment like Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt and others are now made by MTD...Many Troubles Daily. Let's cheapen it to reach a price point and turn out a piece of crap. To hell with quality and repairability.
Thanks for the video! I watched a number of them and found yours to be the most thorough. Everyone seems to point to carb for failure to run issues. They forget about the filter in the tank, which has alway been more problematic for me. Again, thanks!
Thanks for the video! Super helpful😊
Thanks so much for this video-
Saved me hours of frustration!
Excellent content!
Great video, but after watching you remove the gas tank I know I will never try this. Never, never guessed it was so involved. I have a Troy Built 357cc. I might see how far I can go but will probably pay to have it done.
hey do you know where i can get a replacement tank mines has a crack.
you can look up your machine by model number. depending on brand its a white sticker usually on the rear of the base of the machine.
www.troybilt.com/en_US/how-to-find-model-number.html
@@SmallEngineWizard thanks brother your a life saver.
One more thing will it work with the craftsmen blower # on there site
@@ericbarnett8848 i usually check parts tree or jacks small engines. you should beable to pull it right up. you could also google the model number followed by "parts" and you can usually find the parts fitche
It's sad that once good names in outdoor power equipment like Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt and others are now made by MTD...Many Troubles Daily. Let's cheapen it to reach a price point and turn out a piece of crap. To hell with quality and repairability.
it blows snow
What’s a snowblower used for ?