On the shaft you want a thin non-drying lubricant, preferably water resistant. I use either a silicon spray or a lithium spray. But first make sure to clean it really well with alcohol or acetone.

you mean the engine stop right away?

@@photographiedynamic yes my friend the engine stop

@@labasuradel0813 If the engine stops that means your friction wheel is seized. Try turning it with your hands and see if it turns or it's stuck (unplug machine spark before doing any work). The wheels should turn with little effort otherwise too much load on engine which ends up stopping.

@@photographiedynamic thank you my friend. I will check it out. I’ll let you know. Thank you bro.

@@photographiedynamic hi my friend I find the problem in my snowblower the problem is on the handles they got the false contact can you let me know how to you call That to handle things like clouch or something like that.