HOW TO CHANGE SNOWBLOWER AUGER BELTS - FAST & EASY Replacement and Installation
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HOW TO CHANGE SNOWBLOWER AUGER BELTS - FAST & EASY Replacement and Installation. Don't know how to change a snowblower auger belt? Watch and see how I perform some preventative maintenance on my Ariens snowblower. I replace and install new auger belts fast on my Ariens Deluxe 28" 4 cycle 2 stage Snowblower. I show you how to dismantle the snowblower quickly and easily so you can get good access to the belts. I then show how to remove the auger belts and reinstall new ones. I then instruct you on how to put the whole thing back together. Save money and a trip to the repair shop! LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!
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Nice job from a fellow buffalonian!
ROCK ON DAVID! Go bills!
Thanks brotha! Your video helped me change my own auger belt today. Much appreciated!
Awesome, man! Glad it was helpful!
My first set of belts lasted 19 seasons. Great video! I just got done changing the belts thanks to your video!
Glad this video helped you out my friend!
Subscribed! Gotta support a fellow teacher's attempt to remain sane.
Thank you A Patterson! YOU ROCK! Doing these videos does keep me sane lol!!! Stay tuned for more cool content! Thanks for being a cool fan!
Really appreciate you J.B. Keep up the amazing work.
@@user-nh4pb1mh9e you got it my friend! Thanks for being a cool fan!
Cool video dude. You made it fun and entertaining at the same time.
Try to keep things interesting on here! Thanks for watching!
This video helped me get through our last weekend ( 1/29/22) Boston snow storm! Thank a lot for your video.
Glad you found this video helpful Kiran thanks for watching!
I have never changed them before but after watching this, no problem. Well….in theory. typically I end up finding out I have the only produced model of whatever it is and it requires full disassembly 😂.
I think you’ll be just fine Tanner! I got faith in you!
Pretty sure the belts on the machine I have are the original ones from 1999... Just changing them now. Thanks for the informative video it helped even on a fairly different machine.
Awesome my friend! Glad this video helped you out!👍
Just came across this video!! Awesome! I chose to take the pulley off to put my belts on. The new belts were tight and I was worried that I would damage them. 4 bolts and the pulley came right off. Thanks again for the vid! Super helpful!!
Glad this video helped you out Lonny! Thanks for watching my friend!
I'm trying to remove the pulleys but I'm having trouble finding something to jam in there to stop the pulley from spinning while I remove the bolts. What did you use?
Very helpful video. Thanks for this.
An idea for 4:07: Hold the belts together with a rubber band when tipping the auger housing toward the engine and drive assembly. That way they stay on the auger pulley without having to use one hand to hold them on while you're joining the two parts of the machine together.
Thanks for sharing steven!
Thank you for going to all the bother to post this video. Great instructions, and kept simple and to the point! At first glance, it looks like you could replace (at least the auger belt), without breaking the machine in half. That would make this MUCH easier, when dealing with older (rusted, banged up etc.), machines. Maybe Ariens would rather you have the Ariens Dealer perform the task……
Thanks for the positive feedback my friend! It’s a pretty straightforward job that only takes about an hour to complete. Thanks for watching Plugger!
Cub Cadet 3X26HD 10 yrs original belts…I have new ones I just never got around to changing them when it was still decent out. Gotta love Buffalo LOL
Thanks for sharing James!
Great Job, very clear and easy to follow instruction with great video. You made it look easy. Thank you
It’s a relatively simple task. Even easier if you have another set of hands. Thanks for watching Chevy guy!
Great video! As I changed my belts last year on my 25 year old Ariens ST8 I can attest that nothing has changed in regards to how to get it done. You did an excellent job on providing all the necessary steps.
I used genuine Ariens belts but they ended up being a tad too long. Enough that I couldn’t make as tight as I wanted when the tensioner was at full tension. It still works ok though. Next thing I’m considering is installing impeller shims to help it throw snow farther.
Hey David! Thanks for the positive feedback! Those old ST 8’s are tanks! You could possibly go to a shop that sells belts and see if they can sell you one that is one size down. Could possibly help! Be sure to check out my impeller kit videos. Did a few of them and all of them work great. Thanks for checking out my channel!
About to change them now after watching this video. Thanks.
ROCK ON Rob! Thanks for watching!
i changed the auger and drive belts on my craftsman track drive snowblower last year. The tricky part is finding the murrey part number that replaced the craftsman parts.
The auger belt was stretched so bad it wouldnt throw snow at all, but according to the manual it was made in 1988. belt life seems to depend on how much heavy snow it moves.
But still in great shape as it was always stored in a heated area.
Thanks for sharing
I have a Platinum 30 Ariens as well as a new Honda 928. The Ariens is about 14 years old and I've never changed the auger belts! I bought a set when I bought the blower and they've been hanging on the wall waiting to be put into service. I may do that just for something to do over the summer!
Go for it! 👍
Just changed the belt on my Husqvarna ST327, was a lot easier than the steps you had to do. remove chute with cables still on, remove belt cover, undo4 bolts, split the unit slightly, replace the belt, fold back the unit, tighten four bolts, put belt on the pulley, replace cover, drop the chute back on, and you are done.
Every model is a little different but pretty much every one has to be split in half. Depends on how many other things are in the way. Thanks for watching Sunjay!
i hit my landscape lights and wound them up in the auger. bent the scraper and tore the shit outta the belt. Thanks for the video it really helped me.
Oh man been there before kinda! Ran over a branch that blew down from a free. Hidden under the snow. Busted up a belt real good! Thanks for sharing Todd!
Haven’t changed mine in the 5 years that I have had the Deluxe 30 but these back to back storms we just had in Northeast have caused both belts to snap and cause a bunch of issues when they got wedged into the pulleys and guide so after the smoke cleared I need a bunch of parts and your video is awesome, Thanks !!
Hey Kenneth, glad you found this video helpful! It’s not a tough job to complete. About an hour or so and you should have it all fixed up. Thanks for checking out my channel!
Are those polyskids ?
@@paulm8395 those are armor skids! They take big bumps very well. You can find them on amazon! Here is a link but make sure you buy the ones that it your specific snowblower. Thanks for watching! amzn.to/3IbmoQj
Hi Buffalo. Today is the day. From the TV, Buffalo is to have about 15 inches of snow today, with blizzard conditions.
Your Ariens is waiting for you. I am further east and north in Montreal, and we have, at time of wriitng this, 3 inches of snow, with heavy gusts. By end-of-day, we should have about a foot and a half, (50cm).
Just a reminder, when you and your viewers clear the snow, make sure the wind is on your back. Protect year ears.
Actually we ended up getting about 2 feet by me. Thanks for sharing your tips once again Leslie! Thanks for watching!
Another great video, only problem I have it's winter time. Thanks.
You can change the belts any time of the year Michael! Thanks for watching!👍
Good video. I just did this job on the same blower.
One thing I struggled with was when you remove the old auger belts and re install the new ones. Jamming them between the welded nuts is unnecessary and is damaging the new belts on install. I simply removed the 3 small bolts holding the large belt pulley in place and it slid off easily.
Thanks for sharing the tip Kevin! Thanks for watching!👍
Yeah, but tightening the bolts again is near impossible until you realize that on the bottom side of the pulley, there is a hole that you can stick a screwdriver through and stop the mechanism from spinning while you tighten the bolts.
Thank for your awesome video… That’s what I’m looking for ! I will do step by step like your video ( I probably need to change the belt !!! )
You got it Livan! Glad you found it helpful! New belts make a big difference! Thanks for watching!
2006 model Ariens 28" 9 HP purchased new from Home Depot on Transit Rd Williamsville in January 2007. Never changed, will be doing in the spring. Thanks.
Haha that Home Depot is 7 minutes from my house lol. Good idea to put some new ones on. Your machine will definitely throw better! Small world huh? Thanks for watching Charlie!
@@GarageGear I actually purchased a Cub Cadet 11HP first at that store right after the 'October Storm' of 2006. Took it home and filled it with non-ethanol and started it up. For some reason I never put it in gear. Left it in the garage until January of '07 when we got enough snow to try it out. It wouldn't move. Home Depot said they have it fixed the next day. A week later they issued me a store credit since it was over 90 days and I bought the Ariens 9 HP which was the biggest they had in stock. They never told me what was wrong with the Cub Cadet. I'm glad I ended up with the Ariens.
@@charliebelle6693 wow I wonder what the real issue was with that cub cadet? It would be interesting to see the transmission. Ariens makes a solid machine. In fact I just bought a 1971 ariens to do videos on soon. Those old ones can really last.
@@GarageGear Well you got me moving. Replaced the spark plug yesterday and adjusted the belt. It's a single belt in good shape for the age and use. The adjustment only has two positions. Sprayed it with Teflon silicon Blaster spray and WD40. I did change oil and gear box fluid and grease all the fittings in September.
@@charliebelle6693 Wow Charlie! Sounds like you had a blast in your garage. Proud of you bud!👍
Same Ariens machine and have never changed the belts in 10 years. One is showing some damage so I'll get to it after the season. Great video! I would suggest using some brake cleaner to clean the metal pulley where the belt rides.
Thanks D Tom! Good tip with the brake cleaner. I have however seen brake cleaner mess up the paint on the snowblower so perhaps blocking the rest of the snowblower with cardboard or a tarp would be a good idea. Thanks for watching! 👍
Changed mine today, Thanks for the great how to video .
Awesome Stacy! Thanks for watching and appreciate the positive feedback!👍
@@GarageGear This is my wife's account, she calls me Jim.
Your going to think I'm nuts, but I learned this on another YT channel a few years back. There's a product called 303 they make several versions I use one for RV's. If you soak belts in it overnight it helps preserve the rubber from cracking over time. It does seem to help I've tried it, it doesn't cause any slippage or other issues either.
I will look into this powder! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Not me watching this before a Maine NorEastern 😩
Uh oh something is coming your way!
Best video ever.thank you
Thanks for the positive feedback wisamabazly! I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!👍
Love you, fixit man.
Thank you for being an awesome fan! 👍
Been using my White Outdoor Sno Boss 850 for over 20 years... never changed the auger belts and never paid anyone to do it either. My machine must be running on prayers.
Lol give them a look when you have a moment! It’s a cheap and easy fix usually. And you tend to get better throwing results too. Thanks for checking out my channel!
Small cracks are ok in the dating game, but not in drive/auger belts. 😉
Another great vid, man.
Haha you got it Paul! Thanks again for watching and for being a cool fan!
JB how long did it take for you to do all of this stuff for an edited 8 minute video? I'm asking because if I decide to do this on on my own I would like to know a time frame. Great video and great job replacing your belts. Preventative maintenance is so helpful and not something everyone does in this day in time.
Hey Whitie! If you have the tools and the belts on hand you can do this in about an hour or so. Took me twice as long because I had to keep moving the camera around for different shots. I keep a few belts and a brand new carburetor on hand in case if issues pop up. Then I’m ready! Start to finish this video took about 7-8 hours to film, edit and upload to CZcams! Thanks as always for being an awesome fan!
@Whitie what part of Vermont do you live in? I’m in Brattleboro but grew up in Putney/Westminster area
@@taylored.creations I am in Chittenden.
Your posts are great! Unfortunately my belt did let go during a 2 foot plus Blizzard 2022.
Oh no! They all go at some point! New belts will throw a bit further. So that’s a plus! Thanks for watching Joseph
Good belt at a great price
Thanks for sharing!
I have a 1995 Troy-Bilt 9526 that I purchased new, I have never changed any of the belts on the unit. Although, after watching your video I did order new ones. Love this machine, only problem I'm having is parts are getting harder to find. Still starts with one pull.
Awesome my friend! They don’t build them like they used to! Thanks for watching!
I have a Garden Way era vintage Troy Bilt, and it seemed easy replacing the belt by just removing the two top bolts to allow it to hinge open for access instead of separating the auger section entirely.
@@wingerrrrrrrrr some models may allow you to do this. Some aren’t as easy.
Hello JB, if I wanted to add some new bright lights with low voltage how would I hook them up? I noticed that I have holes on the auger housing. You could use some big gum bands to hole those belts when titling it back. That one video where you make the unit level was great, and thanks for the tip about the shoes and the belts. Also JB, I still can't start my blower with the hand pull, Electric start only. I have tried. I runs good other wise. I also have used Sea Foam in the gas to clean the carb. Great Video !
Hey Stanley! I know donyboy on CZcams did a video on lighting for a snowblower. Guess they work pretty well. That leveling tip works well and also helps you drive straight too. I wonder if your magneto has a thin layer of rust on it preventing it from getting a good spark. It’s not terribly hard getting in there to look at it depending on the model. As always thanks for watching!
@@GarageGear I see donyboy already has a light on his. I think he use the wiring that was already there. I wish I did. I will ask him, Thanks !
Thanks for the video! This is the one that looked more like mine for the belts but I am having an issue, every time I try to start it the belt that's most near the front comes off the front pully wheel and the second belt gets into the position of the pully wheel for the one that came off, what am I missing or what do I need to look at?
Hey frog! Did you buy the correct size belts? Also do you have the belt guide on?
@@GarageGear Hi! Thank you for your quick response, really appreciate it! I am a computer guy and know nothing about machines with motors hehe, but I have an old Columbia (which is now MTD from what I've read), my model seems to be 666G (specifically 316E666G597) and the belt packaging says fits with models from 630E to 668H, I also compared the old ones with them at the store and they looked identical in size and length. Either the model does not have a belt guide or it did not have it from the previous owner. Thanks again!
20 years old MTD Yard Machine…never changed them 😮
Thanks for sharing
JB!! Was guided here after using your friction disc video to replace disc. Discovered my drive belt is actually the problem which let me to your auger belt replacement video. Thanks for both videos, as they are quite helpful for first time pulling apart the machine. I was surprised that you did not replace the drive belt when replacing the auger belts. Why not do that belt as well since the machine is pulled apart? Anyways, do you have a video on drive belt replacement? TIA!!!!
Hey truwebs the drive belt on mine was in great shape when I filmed this video. The drive belt on this model isn’t too hard to swap out. You will have to loosen some parts holding the drive wheel in place so you can wiggle the new drive belt into place in front of the friction disc. I have used a long screw driver to slip it down into place. Thanks for watching my friend!
@@GarageGear Thanks for the reply and videos you have supplied. Most helpful!! I "persuaded" that drive belt between the drive pulley wheel and friction disc with a screwdriver. Ready for the next snow!
@@truwebs awesome my friend! Persuading is the way to do it!
Thanks for the great videos! I'm trying to replace the auger belts on my Ariens Deluxe 28, but I can't get them past the bolts on the brackets on the sides of the pulley. The new belts are a little thicker than the old belts and I tried for half an hour to get them on, but I couldn't do it. I'm considering removing the pulley so I can get them on. I tried loosening one of the bolts on it, but the pulley spins around too much. Do you have any tips on how to keep the pulley still while I remove the bolts?
Never mind. I was able to get the pulley off by jamming a rubber door stop in on either side. I was able to get the belts on so my problem is solved.
Hey CK glad you solved your issue! Thanks for being a cool fan of the channel!
theres no need to disconnect all those cables, just pop the shute off with the cables connected and set it aside, theres also no need to pull the front end of the machine off either. Remove the sparkplug to make engine rotation easy, turn the small pulley by hand to jump the belt onto the crankshaft pulley.
@@gerardjones7881 thanks for sharing gerard
Thank you, well done
Thanks a lot Freddy!
Go on eBay and type in your belt part number, and see if there is a Kevlar version. Those are really good belts.
I will definitely give those a look! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for checking out my channel!
Very informative tx
You got it Paul! Thanks for watching!
Great video, very helpful! My blower stopped throwing mid way through clearing the driveway of heavy wet snow here in Fulton NY yesterday. I opened the belt cover to check the belts and noticed one is much more loose than the other. Is it normal that one would wear before the other or do you think I have another issue?
I have seen this before. Could have stretched out somehow. You never know because you can’t exactly see what happens. Best to change both. Thanks for watching!👍
How are you getting THAT much snow in buffalo? Here in Northern Ontario we’ve had an embarrassing amount of snow and I’m right on Lake Superior. I’m not hoping for huge dumps but at the same time I’m excited to get my snowblowers working out after following your maintenance and checklist suggestions on them!
Got about 30+ inches in two days lol! You’ll get your share soon lol! You’re gonna be more than ready Tanner! Thanks for watching bud!
Very good video but I don't think I could do it myself thanks
If you got the tools you got this job no problem John! Thanks for watching! 👍
Can the impeller upgrade be done on a Ariens Model: 920014 - Compact 24 LE specs?
Yes it can! It will make that machine a beast!
I have a question. When the auger lever is not engaged, is the belt supposed to slip on the engine pulley, I mean if its not engaging, it has to slip somewhere?
Hey toto! The belt just stops in place when you let go of the lever. The pulley will keep spinning and when you pull on the lever the tensioner puts pressure on the pulley tightening the belt on the pulleys. Thanks for watching
Hey JB, love your videos! I adjusted my auger cable and now it’s taught but how do you know if it’s to tight? When my auger handle is up , there is a little play in the cable. When I depress the handle, the cable is tight with no play! Should I adjust or is that normal? Thanks again and keep up the great videos!!!
Hey Ray, I’m my experience you want it to have a little play when it is not pressed down. And taught when pressed. If it’s too hard to push down then it’s too tight. Just eye ball the adjustment to these settings. Thanks for watching bud!
@@GarageGearThank you for your response JB. I’ll check it again today. Happy Holidays
@@raymoran1559 merry Christmas to you and your family Ray!
Great video.
Thanks Walter!!! Glad you liked the video! 👍
Wow great video but I’m sure if I tried to do that I would never get mine back together LoL
It’s really quite easy! Not hard at all! It would actually go faster if I had an extra set of hands! Thanks for checking out my channel!
Yesterday 2/13/23 . It's a Bitch when you were sold the wrong belt size. lol
Uh oh! Did you take your old belt somewhere to match it and they gave you the wrong one?
My tines are not up to speed moving slow any ideas .Have a Arines 2 stage it's my third season with this .
Hey jkeane! Have you checked the following:
Belts
Belt tensioner
Throttle speed
Auger gear case for any noise
Anything caught in the impeller
Let me know if you find anything!
How do those drift cutters work on extra deep snow. Can you show everyone how those drift cutters work. I want to add those to mine. Don't know how they work, Please show me if you can. Thank You !
I’ll see what I can do! All off our snow melted and I’ll need some to demo with! Stay tuned!
@Garage Gear - what kind of shoes you have on that Deluxe 28?
Those are armor skids you can find them on snowblowerskids.com
Sorry for the mistaken initials JB instead of what I thought. Not JD. thank you ... Jerry
No problem Jerry! Happens all the time! Thanks for watching another! 👍
Holy crap, I'll have someone else do it!😂
Thanks for watching
I have a John Deere TRS 27. I just received two belts to replace the auger and drive belts. I live in East Amherst and since I think you are in my area would you consider making a house call to install my belts?
Hey JFH! Awesome to here from a fellow buffalonian! I could possibly help you out. I typically pick the machine up and bring it to my garage to work on it. Shoot me an email if you’d like to me work on it. 👍 thanks for watching!
Hey J.B. Love your vids, very helpful. I've seen you install the impeller kits on the Ariens, and you turn the impeller by hand. I cannot get my impeller to turn freely, what am i doing wrong? Thanks.
Hey Charlie some snowblowers have a locking mechanism on the impellers so I’m told. You may have to do some research on your model to see how to disengage it. I’m not totally sure how. Perhaps removing the belts? If that doesn’t work, perhaps start up the machine, run the impellers to see if you can spin them into the next drill position. Hope this helps. Thanks for being an awesome fan!👍
thanks for this
You got it my friend! Thanks for watching!
Should there be zero or almost zero tension on the belt when not engaged to throw snow?
Hey alaw! The belt should relax on the drive pulley. I should not spin but be just snug enough that when you pull the lever it grabs. Thanks for watching!
@@GarageGearGot it! I was having a helluva time trying to replace my belt last night. I appreciate the response!
@@Alawicous awesome my friend!
When i change auger belt i use always KEVLAR REINFLORCED BELT much stronger than ordinary belt
Good tip Kjell! Thanks for sharing this one!
On my Simplicity p1728e this is a 5 min job.
Thanks for sharing epoxy
I have a single stage blower and the belt cover keeps losing screws. Any suggestions on how to keep them in? Increase the size of the thread? Removable loc-tite? I only have 2 left holding the whole cover on.
I would probably opt for the screws with slightly bigger threads and see how they fit. I’ve even dropped candle wax on threads before to hold them in and that seemed to work! Let me know how it goes for you!
Sweet thank ypu
No problem ZB! Thanks for checking out my channel!
Hello J.B. My husband just changed the belt on our Ariens and now it will go in reverse and not forward. I try not to let him do too much as he always seems to be breaking things. Is there something he may have done wrong.
I have a feeling this is not belt related Nancy! If you want to send me a pic or two of the problem via email perhaps I could help as best I can. Thanks for watching!
I have a Ariens 30 platinum sho model 921030 and changing the belts are a pain, not as easy as shown. The twin belts won't go on the double pulley bottom, you have to remove the double pulley to install the new belt. Also, the drive wheel belt won't go between the traction disc and pulley without removing the bottom belly pan and pull that belt in between and that could be a pain. also, the remote one lever chute is a pain to dismantle and reassemble. I like the machine it can through snow a good distance.
Thanks for sharing
Donyboy73 has a video he just posted on how to do this without removing a lot of things but this is also a good video just saying
Appreciate the feedback 1995! Thanks for watching!
i’m having a problem where my Ariens is squealing when going through deeper snow. could it be the auger belts
Sounds like it’s the belts. Take the cover off and give them a look. Probably worth replacing!
Pro tip, snow blow 2 rows into your yard and about 15-20' before your driveway. Then all snow that's on the plows blade will dump in the yard instead of your driveway.
Ive done that before but my blower eats up my lawn. I try to avoid damaging it in the winter! Thanks for checking out my channel!
Yea, and with it being heavy I just lift the blower so I don't dig to much. Cheers. Where you located?
I see now, I'm in Batavia!
@@nikej24 hey very cool you’re only about a half hour away! Go Bills!
Drive belt replacement
Hey echo! That will most likely be in another video but the procedures are pretty much the same. Thanks for watching
Easier said than done. Our 2 auger belts keep falling off as we put them on.
Have you tried getting another set of hands to help out with putting the machine back together? They can hold the belts in place. Thanks for watching!
That’s a lot of snow!
Tell me about it! Got about a foot on Christmas Day! Enjoy your week bud!
@@GarageGear you too!
Changed mine last week, had to because it broke :(
I fee you pain tech! Thanks for watching
Thanks so much for this!! Is there a way this Canadian from Ottawa can donate a few bucks to buy you a drink? @Garage Gear (OK, tagging you doesn't seem to do anything). Fixing my clogged blower whose augerwasn't rotating saved this young father's bad back from a 3-car driveway after a fresh 10 inch overnight dump.
I just changed the belt on my really old (Craftsman sold by Sears, manufactured by Murray, which was acquired by in 2004 and now sold as Briggs & Stratton) snowblower I bought 3 Winters ago of questionable and unknown age (maybe from 2005?) and history, since I bought it from a random dude on the internet (he told me he's an eritred electrician, so handiness checks out).
Happy to say mine was a much easier arrangement inside! My drivegear is a chain, and my tension belt and wheel and pulley system is part of the rear half of the assembly, so I only had to manage one belt while changing the auger belt.
Hey Ryan! Glad you got that snowblower fixed! And thanks for sharing that info about your craftsman! If you’d like to support the channel here is a video and in its description you can scroll down to the PayPal link that says support the channel! Thank you very much and thanks for being a cool fan! 👍WINTER STORM GERRI IN BUFFALO JANUARY 2024 VS ARIENS PROFESSIONAL 32" SNOWBLOWER
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G maybe my 56 yo blower could use a new belt never been changed
Wow! Ever had to tighten it?
@@GarageGear never been adjusted or even looked at still working. I think we made things better 50 years ago !! I did replace the friction disc a few years ago n one sp plug in it’s time. No carb issues period. I think we got our monies worth eh !!
@@scottwebber652 I’d say so! Not bad! Pretty impressive!
Are those polyskids ?
They are called armor skids! They take big bumps very well! Here is a link but just be sure they fit your model before purchase. amzn.to/3IbmoQj
Awesome 😍💋 💝💖♥️❤️
Thank you for checking out my channel!
Wait? We have to check the belt?
Usually a good idea at least once a season. If ya break a belt you’re not throwing snow very far lol!
Seems simple enough. Not! (And I just bought myself two new belts on your recommendation. Well, at least I know what I'm in for!) ;-)
Hey Mani! Easy to do! Definitely not complicated. If you have an extra set of hands it goes quicker! Thanks for watching
Nice but you didn't show how to do the hardest part of this whole thing. That is getting the belts back on the pulles. It is very hard. No space.
Thanks for watching
@@GarageGear You do a great job. Great editing and content. I have my Ariens Deluxe 28 SHO in 2 parts in my garage. Needs a lot of what you recommend.. Thanks again. 3 belts, lube, oil change, grease and cleaning. And I thought it was in good shape.
@@Believe_the_Bible you’ll be all good to go for the next winter showdown! 👍
Jared is that you ??
Indeed it is! How you been bud? Long time no talk!
@@GarageGear been good man ! Working as the head night custodian at drake school in NT. Are you still teaching the PT class ?
@@GarageGear my auger wouldn’t turn yesterday, I tried your heater trick and I’m back in business ! Thanks for the tip!! Very cool channel here , if I have any more questions I know were to come now. I got a ariens 926 for free this fall, I plan on taking it apart and doing some maintenance in the spring/summer. It still runs and works so that’s a good start 👍🏻
@@johnmartin5153 awesome my man! Miss having you at our center! No one is as cool as you bud! Still teaching there. If CZcams blows up for careers could change lol!
@@johnmartin5153 awesome man! Glad the heater worked for you! Busted belts are no fun to replace! Best to get the snow out. Sounds like a fun project. Let me know if you need a hand anytime! 👍
Why remove spark plug cap lol
To prevent any unwanted start ups.
You forgot one belt
This video was about the auger belts. Thanks for watching.