20 Most Recent Agri-Fab Agri - Fab Snow Blower - 42" - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Not sure what you're needing help with. I recommend that you contact your nearest authorized service center, or you can download operators and service manuals directly from the Agrifab website by clicking on the provided link: Downloadable Manuals I trust this information proves useful.

I am not sure of the locking mechanics, or what may be worn and requiring replacement. I recommend that you contact your nearest authorized service center, or you can download operators and service manuals directly from the Agrifab website by clicking on the provided link: Downloadable Manuals I trust this information proves useful.

You may need to replace the pulley also. I recommend that you contact your nearest authorized service center, or you can download operators and service manuals directly from the Agrifab website by clicking on the provided link: Downloadable Manuals I trust this information proves useful.

Hello, You can download operators and service manuals directly from the Agrifab website by clicking on the provided link: Downloadable Manuals I trust this information proves useful.

You can't really go forward very far without checking the circuitry and individual components using an independent supply from a battery, a test lamp and a multimeter. From your description it indicates you have a short circuit somewhere. I suggest you revisit those fitting instructions to check you haven't made a mistake. After that I would proceed by using a battery to supply the lighting circuit instead of the alternator, just for the purpose of testing and with a fuse in the supply...

Have the augers every been taken out, I have seen right and left sides switched and no it won't throw snow .
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rule of thumb 1X HP per 25cc = 13HP est

If the recoil is working fine until it is mounted on the engine then there is most likely a problem with the engine, not the recoil. More info would be helpful too.

If it is an old belt, replace it. Also make sure all pulleys are tight and belt is in all of the belt guides.

If the pulleys are aligned, and the bearings of the pulleys are not worn out, causing the pulleys to wobble, look at a belt that has worn out and/or stretched. Also, check and see if there is any belt adjustment by moving one of the pulleys. Be blessed.

well if it is a walk behind style it could be the drive is out of adjustment, also craftsman were famous for the cable mounts bending and that will throw them out of adjustment. follow the traction drive linkage down to the base of the blowe and there should be an adjustment, or it will be under the belt gaurd or even on the handle on some.

1. Remove the belt cover with a socket wrench. Slide the belt cover off and set it aside. 2. Remove the two belt cover stud bolts with a socket wrench to get to the auger belt guide. 3. Remove the belt guide with a socket wrench. 4. Push down on the belt tensioner pulley with your hand. Remove the old belt and set it aside. 5. Install the new belt and release the belt tensioner pulley to tighten the belt. 6. Re-install the belt guide with a socket wrench and tighten the bolt. 7. Re-install the two belt cover stud bolts and tighten with a socket wrench. 8. Re-install the belt cover and secure it with the cover bolts. Tighten the bolts with a socket wrench. I pulled the following from a snaper model similar to yours. The snowthrower has two drive belts, one for the traction drive-which transmits engine power to the wheels, and a second for the auger drive-which transmits engine power to the auger mechanism. Each of these drive belts are of special construction and should be replaced only with genuine replacement belts which match the original equipment belts. These are available from your dealer. Traction Drive Belt Replacement I pulled the following from a snapper model similar to yours. Believe it should help. 1. Disconnect spark plug wire and fasten it away from the spark plug. 2. Remove belt cover. (Located in back of the discharge shute). 3. Pull the traction drive belt idler pulley arm (See Figure 24) away from the belt to relieve tension, and slide the belt off the engine pulley. 4. Slip the belt off from around the traction pulley (See Figure 29) and pull the belt out of the unit between the auger pulley and the traction pulley (the lower cover need not be removed for this step). 5. Reverse the procedure to install the new belt. Be sure there are no twists in the belt, and that the belt is properly seated in the pulley grooves. 6. Replace the belt cover. 7. Start the unit, and check the traction drive for proper operation. See "Traction Clutch Cable Adjustment" for adjustment procedures. There are also several videos on YouTube on changing snowthrowr belts. (Didn't see one for your blower, but most similar and should provide a good starting reference).

Here is a manual for your snowblower. Yes, It's the same. http://download.sears.com/own/spin_prod_674132601.pdf . Go to page 30, it a parts diagram of the blower and housing. You will need to remove the pulley #66 from the back of the unit, the bearing retainer #1, and the auger bearing bolts #18. The whole unit will then slide out of the housing. You can then remove the augers and then take the worm gear apart. That will get you to the auger shaft.

go to a farm store near you take the old plug with you and match it up the size with a new one even you don't find the same number look for the one that is the same size.if you still have problems go to contact on Tecumseh.com

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A model 24837 or 24831 is the correct snow blower. Both are made by AgriFab.

5w30. Buy a quart, but the motor only takes 20 oz. DO NOT overfill!You can get a manual for your snow blower free at managemylife.com. You can get more tips for your snow blower at movingsnow.com/.

It could be Dirt, water in fuel. Bad Fuel, Clogged Carb. If you know how to remove and clean a carb, do it. If not take it to a small engine repair shop for a carb cleaning, carb rebuild or carb replacement.

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Most of the Yard Machine lawn tractors have a welded tube front axle and they are not strong enough to handle the weight of a snow thrower. The snow thrower is generic but you will need the correct mounting brackets and center frame for your tractor. Go to the agrifab website, call the help number and ask them if they have a mounting kit for your tractor. You will need the model number off the nameplate on your tractor frame for them to help you.