Snowblower Repair with Sears PartsDirect

Here in Maryland we typically don’t have much snowfall until January. This year, however, it’s already snowed twice, and my girls are really hoping for that magical white Christmas. The snow hasn’t amounted to much. Even so, it’s a good reminder to be ready.

Now is the time to bring out your snowblower and give it a once-over. You don’t want to wait till there are a few feet of snow on the ground to discover that your snowblower won’t start. Perform snowblower maintenance and repairs now while you still have time. If your snowblower isn’t working, Sears PartsDirect has the troubleshooting, repair guides and replacement parts to ensure your snowblower is ready when the time comes.

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Snowblower Troubleshooting

If your gas snowblower won’t start, here are a few tips.

Spark Plug
The spark plug is usually easily accessible. Inspecting and swapping in a new spark plug is a good first step. Check out this guide from Sears PartsDirect for full details.

Auger Belt
A worn out auger belt is another common culprit. If your snowblower paddle slips and squeals, it may need a new belt. Again, check out Sear PartsDirect guide here.

See the full list of snowblower repair guides from Sears PartsDirect.

Snowblower Tips

Maybe your snowblower is working but you’re not getting the performance you expected. Sears PartsDirect has some tips and tricks for getting the most out of your snowblower. My favorite is using a silicone spray inside the chute to prevent clogging.

Sears PartsDirect really does have great information and helpful videos for everything from storing your snowblower, to parts glossary, to auger adjustments and more. Head on over to learn more.

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