Purchased this model late Dec. 2020. Change in the shifting rod... is now a solid or single piece rod. Considering this cost of this sno-thro, Ariens should have provided a electric power cord. What were you thinking???? Thumbs Down!!!
So I just watched this video and looks like its missing same part that`s missing on the one I just bought brand new at Lowe`s yesterday is the rubber cover for electric start plug not included. I don`t see it on your unit either
I like it. BUT, why doesn't he tell use what size socket to use DURING the procedure? I don't understand why EVERY instructions on RUclips gives you a list of things you need but can't tell you what size they are using DURING them using it. I worked on one thing that had a dozen sockets they should've just said do such and such using size 9/16 or whatever size. Seems much easier and professional.
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The shift rod is now just a single piece and it needs to be installed with 2 cotter pins.
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After much cussing, thanks for mentioning this
Purchased this model late Dec. 2020. Change in the shifting rod... is now a solid or single piece rod. Considering this cost of this sno-thro, Ariens should have provided a electric power cord. What were you thinking???? Thumbs Down!!!
You don't already have an extension cord?
So I just watched this video and looks like its missing same part that`s missing on the one I just bought brand new at Lowe`s yesterday is the rubber cover for electric start plug not included. I don`t see it on your unit either
Very good instructions
Thank you so very much. I was lost until I found this video.
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Gloves and safety goggles??? Real men don’t need that crap!
real men are blind and fingerless
I like it. BUT, why doesn't he tell use what size socket to use DURING the procedure? I don't understand why EVERY instructions on RUclips gives you a list of things you need but can't tell you what size they are using DURING them using it. I worked on one thing that had a dozen sockets they should've just said do such and such using size 9/16 or whatever size. Seems much easier and professional.