I’m glad it was helpful. It’s the little things that makes the snow thrower perform better! Thank you for watching and commenting. Please give this video a like and share my channel to help it grow. It would be appreciated.

Thank you for watching and commenting! Remember to store the machines properly in the off season to keep the carburetor in good health or as I do, run my machine every 45 to 60 days for 15 minutes to get the good fuel through the carburetor from the tank. If you start to use the Aspen fuel, you will not need to start as much but I always do because I just want to make sure my machine is running good.

@Johnson's Small Engines I'm from Indiana I haven't seen that fuel. But yes I do run it often, but we have only that other can fuel. I'm not going to mention names.

Thank you :)

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Your very welcome! I'm glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment.

Hi Anthony, thank you for watching and the kind words. I do not work on any two cycle equipment any longer. Check out Steve's Saloon. He has a lot of two cycle videos. Here is his link. www.youtube.com/@StevesSmallEngineSaloon

Hi William, I agree needing the fuel shut off! It would not be pretty to install a fuel shut off on these newer machines. I would suggest cutting out the piece of plastic between the carburetor and fuel tank and install a inline fuel shut off. I may give it a shot on my own machine but I use Aspen fuel and it keeps my machine from having any issues from long storage.

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Hi Stew, I have used the product called "Stabil" and I use the marine type due to it helps with condensation. The problem is, if you do not run the machine every few months, there still is a possibility of the fuel going bad in the carburetor. Many will tell you to run the engine dry. That is almost impossible to do correctly unless you know exactly how to do it. I recommended taking all of the fuel out that you can, then run the machine until it will not run, even try and run it on choke until it empty. Then put a full tank of ASPEN 4 stroke fuel in and run the machine for about ten minutes. ASPEN4 fuel is such a clean fuel and it has no ethanol and it will stay fresh in your machine at least until the next season and longer. **Note** You cannot mix the regular gas with ASPEN4 or it will not perform the way it should. You will also not have any issues that you have if you let the machine sit dry (empty all gas from machine). Here is a website to read up on ASPEN4 fuel. www.aspenfuels.us/products/all/. I am not at all sponsored by ASPEN FUEL, I just started using it a few years ago and I think it is in my opinion a great product to run in your snow thrower. In my opinion, It is to expensive to run in everything but for the snow throwers, its perfect.

I do have videos on how to remove and replace that carburetor or rebuild it. You will have to do a little searching on my KZfaq channel as I am not near a computer at the moment. To remove the hunting and surging. You will need to be a little bit mechanically inclined, but my videos will show you how to take care of that.

The snow thrower you purchase would need to fit “how much snow you get in your winter season where you live”? The best out there would be on my opinion, Honda. You pay the price but you will get a quality build.

@@JohnsonsSmallEngines I live in AK so get quite a lot. Thanks for reply.