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Snowblower Repair
Mother Nature waits for no one, if the snow is piling up outside you need a working snowblower. We are here to help you identify issues and repair them quickly. Our repair experts explain the most common symptoms, and teach you step-by-step how to solve the problem. If your snowblower isn’t throwing snow, the augers won’t turn, the drive system or starter isn’t working, or you’re experiencing heavy vibration do not worry, we have the solutions you need. We break down the troubleshooting process part by part and help you get your snowblower running again.
Common Broken Snow Blower Symptoms
Reported ByDrive system does not work
When your snow blower’s drive system stops working properly, the issue could be caused by a worn drive belt, a damaged engagement cable, or a deteriorated friction disc. Learn how to troubleshoot common drive system problems, inspect key components, and repair your snow blower to get it moving again.
Excess vibration
When your snow blower vibrates excessively during operation, worn paddles or a failing auger bearing may be to blame. We’ll guide you through diagnosing the problem and getting your machine back to proper working condition again.
Will not blow snow
If your snow blower is no longer throwing snow effectively, or not at all, worn or damaged paddles, a drive belt, or an auger cable may be the cause. We’ll walk you through how to check these components and get your machine working again.
Impeller turns but auger does not
When the impeller on your snowblower is moving but the augers are not you will need to take a look at the shear pins and the gearbox. Learn how to troubleshoot this problem, and repair your snow blower today!
Only one auger turns
If only one auger on your snowblower is rotating you need a new shear pin. Shear pins are design to break in order to protect your equipment, learn all about them and how to replace them. Get your snow blower back to work with our expert help!
Electric starter will not work
If your snow blower’s electric starter is not working when activated, a faulty power source, starter switch, or starter motor may be the cause. We’ll walk you through how to check these components and get your starter working again.