Hey Mustie1 😎 Thanks for the video. I also have equipment that I have to maintain. Watching your videos has me going further into normal maintenance. Thank you again for your videos.👍🙂

That was an awesome tutorial, wish I'd have got to watch it a few years ago, would have saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks for what you do!

Mustie1 , Mouse Salad and Coffee . The joy of snowblower repair from newspapers , tarps , electrical cords and my fav a sheet pan !

Your videos really help me a lot in doing mechanic stuff as a hobby. I've fixed many of our lawn equipment using what I learned here. Just recently I fixed my Dad's Ariens snow blower that was running like garbage. The carb had over flowed over the summer and filled the crankcase with gas. Thanks to you I knew how to fix it and now we're ready for the New England storm coming up. Thanks for everything, Mustie!

Why am I happily watching this😊 when I live in the south of England where snow is so rare that 1/2 inch of snow causes complete chaos

40 years of playing with my cars, I never was told/seen how a Tire "Grabs" the road.....Until NOW! Thanks Mustie1 .

Really love the way your videos flow. I learn so much from them. Thanks for sharing. Sunday's on KZfaq rock.

Wonderful video. Great job and great to watch before the storm. When it's over I'll have to put mine on a table and go over it like you did. I learned a lot. Thanks. That's a nice machine you got there now! Stay safe this winter!

Actually excited to see how the free atv comes along, I did my apprenticeship working on Atv's and would love a project like that old suzuki

Greetings from Australia, I wish I could come over and spend a week with ya helping you out, as it is I’ve learnt most of what I know from you especially this time of year for us preparing for summer bushfire season for example chainsaws firefighting pumps generators lawnmowers etc etc, keep up the great content 👍👍👍

I live in a place where we rarely, if ever, get snow. But still find all of this fascinating - today, I learned using a plastic bag as a kind of ‘funnel’ to direct the oil into a pan when changing it (the slip and slide trick, lol). Love watching all the bits and pieces of these videos, and learn a ton from them, too. Thanks!

thanks mustie one,i,m in québec canada and already had to go out with the snowblower ,and because of you i was able to fix it last year,i emptied the gas tank let it run empty and it started first shot,i watched all of your video,s i was glad to see a new one this morning

The valve adjustment on that motor is just what i needed. You explained it very well. I am in Louisiana and will never need a snow blower, but I would get one just to see my neighbors look at me stupid. More so than they already do. Lol

Thank god had my coffee ready and no mustie thought would have to go cold turkkey from my fix lol thanks Darren

Just wanted to say 'thanks'! I have nearly the same snowblower and after watching you putter with this one, I was able to do a service on mine to get ready for winter here in the Poconos.

I don't need a snow blower where I live, but there is always something to learn. Always clean the carb is today's lesson. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Best wishes

I love the fact that you can make a call on cleaning a carb or something else, that turns out to be a mistake, but you are healthy enough to admit it to all your viewers and move on. Good job, and please keep up the good work.

You know you’re a fan if you live in the deep south and still watch an entire Mustie snowblower service video! 😀

In dirty environments, dry graphite is your friend. I remember why I like living in western Oklahoma now, it was 76 degrees here today, lol. got my 98 Mustang GT back running after sitting for a year and a half, I put the lower radiator hose back on and filled it with antifreeze and water and replaced a broken alternator bolt, it fired right up and I drove it back to my house, it had been housed at my stepsons place for way too long, lol. Great video! Thanks for sharing!! I

Thanks for telling us about the approximate value. I was curious about that. Wow. I cannot believe how much I love this channel!

If it's rusty, send it to Mustie. He'll make it trusty. 🙂

Lives in Australia and will never use a snow blower. Still watches video as I'd watch mustie work on anything. Cheers

This was how i found Musties videos. Was having trouble with my snowblower and was looking for help. Came across a video similar to this one that showed me a jet i didnt't know about. Cleaned it and it runs fine. That was last year and now i'm happy to say i've watched (and liked) every Mustie video. Thanks for all the info bro !!!

Looking forward to the atv repair, but I still enjoy watching the snowblower,lawnmower, and other small gas engine repairs. Keep up the great videos that gets us all started on Sunday mornings.

Have (had) an older version of that Craftsman snowblower... I used it for nearly 20 years, gave it to my daughter 5 years ago...still going strong.

Man, I need yard sales like yours! The ones around here offer rusty junkheaps from the 60's and want $150 for it. You snag last year's model Craftsman for $40! Good on ya, Mustie!

Thanks for giving us a lesson in preseason maintenance. The transmission system(rubber disc) in these are very simple but are also cheap to maintain, however the newer ones have a transmission with actual gears which break and cost a fortune to replace as individual parts are unavailable. I also understand they last only 2 or 3 years and then you have to start all over. You will soon be finding these along the road at cleanup time so get a big shed ready to store them and you will have enough work for a year trying to find usable parts in them. Thanks again for the simple lesson

Thanks Mustie1 for the great overview of this snowblower. I have that exact same machine sold by Cub Cadet. Now I know what to do to keep it running well. Cheers

Ahh, Sunday morning with Mustie.

DARREN! I felt a hernia just watching the end of that video!!! Take it easy!

Thank You very much for the tutorial on a snow blower, as I recently bought a used one. BTW, you can use a short length of plastic/ metal pipe over the oil drain pipe to easily extend it out to hit your oil drain pan. I use one on my mowers. Makes for less mess.

Not only are you an exceptional mechanic but you narrate you’re videos very well. So good at explaining things thoroughly. Impressive man.

Man, I look forward to Sunday mornings!

Humm, I had called stable a year or two ago. They told me the more you put in there the longer it would last and that I couldn't put too much. Now we know for sure that's not true. Thank you mustie1

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience, going to go work on my snowblower now.

Watching your videos helped me learn enough to care for my own power equipment and to resurrect my late father's snow blower. It has sat outside for a few years . I had it running like new in only 30 minutes . It needed lots of WD 40 to free up some mechanical parts ,but it works great now. Keep the great videos coming. Lots of my family and friends watch you here in south western Ontario Canada

You know when a carb seems clean that it's hiding something, they're sneaky little things like that... :P

Do you sell all the machines you fix? I would love to see the the story of finding-fixing-selling 😀 Great video as always mustie1. Greetings from Norway

Thank you for the refresher on adjusting the values. Got a generator that I need to check.

An excellent tutorial on taking care of our snowblower...learned of a few things I didn't realize I needed to do. Thanks Mustie! And I bet hauling that ATV onto the lift did wonders for your back. ;)

Have you ever considered making an exhaust collection system for your shop? I think it would make a great video topic!

Was anyone else thinking "damn Mustie watch your back mate" when he dragged that ATV on to the lift?

I have been doing the annual maintenance on my small Ariens for 45 years now. I still kearned a few things on this video! Thank you Mustie!

I live in western Oregon and I don't know anyone who has a snow blower. We don't salt the roads either so no rusty cars here. Just hearing the words 19 degrees gave me the shivers. More coffee!

Better be careful there Mustie, remember your back issue!!

"we do it right because we do it twice" 😂

All the bolts in my thrower came loose while using it during the last large snowfall, I managed to find 2, your tutorial set me up fine, the tip of putting plastic wrap or bags under the cap to seal the gas from leaking out was awesome. Then just rolled it on the face, I repaired my thrower without frustration, thank you.

Very good video. Helpful to me. I have only a very limited experience with snowblowers and this video was really helpful to me especially with the bushings acting as wheel bearings. The service interval suggested for the valve lash reminded me that the manual I have for my machine had no service interval and there was no indication for the tire pressure. thanks a lot!

Did ya check the VIN numbers on that snow blower?

My morning coffee with a Mustie1 vid 👍🏻

Excellent video great timing. I have one to service right now. I have another older one that needs a bit more. Thank you for the value assessment.

That unit is probably only 5-6 years old. It has the "silent" feature on the muffler, something Craftsman first introduced around 2013 or so. Probably explains why the valves didn't need to be adjusted? I doubt it has many hours on it. Also, the two holes in the middle of the blower housing are for a snap-in chute discharge cleaning scoop. They are great to have, saves carrying a stick to clear a plugged chute with wet, sticky snow like we get around here. I believe they are sold under the "Arnold" name. I added one to my 1994 MTD and then the neighbors all wanted one for their snow blowers. Great video as always, very informative and excellent explanations of why one would adjust/lubricate a certain item. Oh, and we say "We do it nice because we do it twice"!

"Don't make the like they used to" its cost cutting, its "what can we remove to make it cheaper?" its how you end up with plastic spacers instead of bearings.

The wife's coffee cup to catch the old gas. LOL !!!!

I live in Alabama, and snow is such a rarity for us that any accumulation is cause for a holiday... yet I am sitting here, rapt while watching every moment of your maintenance on a machine that I'll never encounter. Such is the lure of a Sunday morning with Mustie! Keep up the good work! Looking forward to the 4 wheelers!

Love the yard sale finds! Another outstanding show mustie. Thanks for sharing

Taryl Fixes All coffee cup...I love it!

I apply car wax to the inside areas of the shoot and auger housing, seems to help push the snow out without clogging.

I’ve been watching mustie vids for long enough that the sound of his voice is that of an “old friend “ and I’ve just stopped by the shop to see what kind of Doc Brown stuff he’s got going on...always a pleasure!...pretty sure I’m not the only one who feels this way.

Great buy. Mustie you are better than the manual love your vids man have learnt a lot from you you're 1in a million thanks for all you do to entertain and educate us all on your channel big 👍👍👍👍👍to you man 👌👌😀

The drive axle "sealed roller bearings" on the on my Craftsman snow blower are not sealed. Mine disintegrated from lack of lubrication. Big mistake not to inspect and service them.

Nothing like drinking coffee and enjoying mustie1 in the morning.

You schooled me. Just pulled the belly pan on a 1996 Toro -- Your advice nailed it.

Another great video brother, really enjoy them. Thanks for sharing with us. From another Class of '82. :)

It is amazing that a person would get rid of it that cheap! Rich people, what would we do without them? 🤣🤣

I feel that the snowblower season is Musties' favorite time of the year. :)

We love your videos, and we always seem to learn something. Thanks

Thanks! My 19 year old snowblower suddenly stopped moving forward this morning. It was 14 °F (-10 °C), windy and snowing out where it stopped. I didn't know what was inside these machines, being a Ventura farmland native, and didn't want to learn in the cold. Your video helped me to quickly isolate the issue. (The 1/4-20, grade 5 bolt connecting the sprocket to the axle had sheared---super easy fix).

I spray the inside of the bucket with silicone, so the snow does not stick.

Does slippers know your using his coffee cup for gas

Love the Sunday releases. Very enjoyable. Thank you.

THANK YOU...for sharing. Watched and very much enjoyed.

Hi from northern part of Norway. How does it look in your garage at home, when you have moved everything to the new place?

DIdnt you get another bigger one a few weeks ago along side the road. I think it was a bit bigger

That was awesome. I NEED your elevator. LOL. Spinal compressions keeps me from getting into my auger housing like I should. You give me hope that my 11yo Craftsman 26" is still worth the time and effort.

I will probably never own, use or abuse a snow blower but I enjoyed watching this video anyway. Thanks for sharing!

I said to my self, "self, why didn`t he go through that carb when he had the plastic off" and I was right!

The other older one would be more fun, that you picked up across the road.

here where I am a machine like that even not running will cost 200$ ,man that is a deal ,you got your blessings and you bless people sharing what you know, very nice.

Great information for this lady operator. I appreciate you taking the time to show us! Thank you. :)

Just as I was settling down to watch, I am being dragged out shopping, he back in five hours, bugger.

“And there’s your dinner!”

This was very informative, thank you! I'm on the lookout for a cheap or free snowblower and will surely be employing some knowledge I gave learned from you. Looking forward to the free ATV vid, looks like it will be a fun one!

Always fun watching you work on this stuff. I learn a lot.

For Sale: 1962 Toro 5HP snowblower .2 hours on the clock local pickup only West Palm Beach.

The last 10 seconds of that video made my hernia twinge!

This was amazingly informative and educational. Thanks!!

Great idea with the service/maintenance video. Love it. Great work as always. -Pidge

10 years old? It looks almost brand new

Ha, you used a Taryl coffee cup to drain the carb!

As always, great video. Can't wait for the coming soon. I've already been waiting since seeing it being picked on fall clean up. Keep it up, enjoyable as always!

Awesome job I'm learning lots thank you for letting me know.

It’s the same color as that Mustang. Coincidence? Yeah. Probably.

"In case you hit a frozen newspaper..........don't ask me how I know 😐"

My favorite Sunday morning show.

WOW! I've never seen a carb cleaned on this channel before. Awesome!

I have to say, for $40 used blower, it doesn't looked like it was hardly used at all. Taryl fixes all, is going to be very made at you with this maintenance repair video.

Enjoyed the video! Hopefully I'll never have to fix mine lol! I help run a small hand tools company here and would like to send you a few of our ratchets. Send me a message if you are interested. Thanks! - Brandon

THANKS MUSTIE JUST IN TIME, GETTING MINE READY NOW BEFOR THE SNOW FLIES HERE IN N.J. LEARNED A FEW THINGS WHICH NEVER HURTS, NOBODY KNOWS EVERYTHING.

This was oddly satisfying. This being the first video I've seen of yours, I will now be binge watching all day here at work.