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Hey Bob...snowblower

DaveNay

DaveNay

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Bob, have you ever found a way to tension the chain on your snow blower? Mine has developed a lot of play and actually slaps the sheet metal when in use.
 
Melensdad

Melensdad

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Dave, sorry no. I've never had to tension it. Been using it A LOT THIS SEASON but have literally had zero issues with it since I got it a year(?) or two(?) before you got yours.

Is there a removable link that can be popped out to shorten the chain?
 
DaveNay

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I haven't had any problems either (other than it's taste for shear bolts), but I want to keep it that way.
 
Adillo303

Adillo303

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Depending on what kind of a chain out is a chainbreaker and master link should do it.

Do you know what size chain out is?
 
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mla2ofus

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See if there's a place to mount an idler sprocket on the slack side of the chain.
Mike
 
Melensdad

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DaveNay said:
I haven't had any problems either (other than it's taste for shear bolts), but I want to keep it that way.
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I've only had to replace that one time. 2 seasons ago.

Damn garden hose under the snow, don't know how that got there :hammer:
 
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