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Troy Bilt Snow blower
Troy
Bilt Snow Blowers come in a variety of sizes and power. Beginning
with the small 2100 snow thrower at an advertised price of $479
US all the way up to the Polar Blast 4510 Snow Thrower at a price
of $2299.99 US. The 211 Troy Bilt snow blower is a single stage
21 inch wide show thrower and can handle up to 10 inches of snow.
This particular snow thrower is ideal for small areas with relatively
light snow falls, comes with a push button electric start and a
208 cc engine. The
4510 Troy Bilt snow thrower, at the other end of the scale comes
with a 45inch wide two stage snow thrower, which can handle almost
all of the heaviest snow falls with ease. Push button start and a
420 cc engine can handle up to 22 inches of snow height and some
of the heaviest wet show. There are 6 forward and 2 reverse speeds,
with remote crank and pitch chute control. There
are five other Troy Bilt snow blowers with varying engine sizes
and chute sizes to meet most consumers needs for snow clearing
of driveways, sidewalks and other areas. Consumers can select the
best snow blower from Troy to meet their particular needs for snow
depth, area to be cleared and storage requirements. .
As
with all snow blowers including Troy Bilt Snow Blowers, regular
maintenance is important to ensure that your snow blower does not
quit on you when you most need it. Complete a regular maintenance
checkup before the season begins to ensure that all systems are
working properly, the engine develops full power, belts are tight
and all necessary snow blower parts have been lubricated.
You
can do most of this yourself or have a small engine mechanic complete
the repair on your behalf. The engine oil should be changed at least
once per year, the spark plug checked and old gas in the carburetor
cleaned out so that you have not problems during the winter months.
If
you plan to do the maintenance yourself on your Troy Bilt snow
blower, follow stand safety measures before doing any work on your
snow blower. Make sure the engine is turned off, make sure that
the spark plug wire is disconnected and empty all gasoline out
of the fuel tank before doing any work to avoid fire and other
accidents while you are working on the snow blower.
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Troy Bilt Snow blower
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