SJ627E - Snow Joe Electric Snow Thrower - Assembly Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2019
- You can find your Snow Joe SJ627E here: www.snowjoe.com/products/snow...
Our engineers have maxed out this model with the most power and widest clearing width for best-in-class performance in an electric unit. Snow Joe’s eco-friendly SJ627E snow thrower combines the power of gas with the performance of an electric for unlimited snow-shredding power. 
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This was a great presentation. I dont understand the negative comments. You are all too used the red bull overdosed bob who rolls his eyes and wiggles and screams as if possessed while detailing the story of his life. This was simple, straight and clear. THANK YOU!
Thank you so much! I'm just a girl, but I can do things and you helped immensely.
This was perfect!!!
0:06 Yeah I got one and the middle of the pipe assembly was a manufacturer's defect, The slide grooves were at the top end were the handle attaches, not the bottom where they attach to the base and width is four inches too short so even if the grooves were put in the right place it still wouldn't fit. Apparently this is so common with this product that Amazon is sending another without returning the original. The hardware package was unsealed to all the hardware was tumbling around the inside of the box. As it is the only way I could use this is to attach the handle to the base and kneel and push the entire time.
my man please remain on a frame for more than 2 seconds
THANK YOU!! 🤗
Peace...Thank You...Much Appreciated...
Perfect video
Are they a decent video on here showing replacing the rubber pieces on the auger of a SJ623 electric Snow Joe snow blower?
A QR code in the box that links to this video would have been helpful. There's about zero chance anyone will call you for help when there's a yt vid for assembly. Also when you put the cable clips as step 3 and they can't clip to either the cable or the frame it creates an incredibly frustrating experience. A better idea would be to make the cord not so long in the first place that it has to be restrained. Now to the junk drawer for zipties.
the knobs on my snow joe always get loose when i use it for a bit and it makes it hard to keep the handle straight. Any solution for this?
maybe a thin coating of teflon/plumbers tape on the threads might do it.
Weld them together like the manufacturer should have and don't involve the wife unless you feel like arguing for no reason like I screwed up and did. xD
@@independentsoul7396 I think I will put some zip ties at those points also, WITH some Teflon plumber’s tape on the bolts too!
I'm missing a knob for the shield 😑
Used it for the first time today. Works great except wheels keep falling off. I’m gonna return it
Did yours come with an extension cable?
@@liayo no. Also fixed the wheel as it was a faulty washer
It’s not clear at all how this gal got the cable clips on. And the finished assembly doesn’t even show the cable clips installed AT ALL! The cable clips openings are too small to get it to fit on the middle frame or the upper frame. So my only option is to use zip ties to secure the electrical cable to the middle frame and upper frame and hope that works out.
This video was mostly helpful except for the scant help with barely anything showing how to really get those cable clips installed and then not showing the cable clips being attached at all to the electrical cable or middle and upper frames in showing the finished assembly! Very frustrating!!!
Terrible video. Too close up. What do you do with all that extra cable? The clips that are supposed to hold it are awful.
Came here to see what was up with that. Think I'll just use zip tie
Mine came with the wrong cable ties, so I had to make due with zip ties
After first use and the cabling falling out with the included cable clips I can also recommend just using zip ties
@@tist203 Yep ... more secure, and looks more tidy than the factory clips.
There is no way for the cable to fit into the clip. Are they sending the right cable clips for this model? Also, mine did not come with the correct chute crank and I did not receive a thumb screw. This one appears to go to a different model. Will be contacting the Company. SMH!🤔
@@janeeseferrell7011 I answered that at the start of this thread ... YES, they likely packed the wrong clips. Just use zip ties. Cheers.
Glad you have this posted but those cable clips just do NOT fit. They don't secure at all. They aren't big enough. You can shove them on their part way but they just spring off. Worthless, guess I'll be using cable ties. It would also be good if you noted that the middle frame has to be attached in a particular direction....if not when you are 3/4 the way done with the assembly you have to take it apart and switch it. Grrrrr. Make the video about 30 seconds longer and show each step where we can actually see what she's doing. (i.e. I had to figure out on my own those clips for the attachment have to fit into a hole which is on only one side of the mid frame. ....therefore you have to orient the mid frame the right way)
To the point without bs yapping and made assembly really easy. Those sniveling and complaining about this video are just dim-witted.
This might be the worst assembly video I’ve ever seen
This was a horrible presentation for assembly. Instead of going into more details and showing better step-by-step assembly
I thought snow joe was supposed to be a good company... awful video