Introduction
Two-stage snow blower isn't throwing
snow like it used to? Frustrated with clogged
discharge chutes? You need a Snow Blower Impeller Kit! * Not recommended for plastic impeller
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The Problem:
If your TWO-STAGE
snow blower’s discharge chute keeps clogging up when you try to move very
heavy or wet snow or slush, it is probably because there is a gap between the
impeller blades (the 2nd set of vertical blades behind the main front
horizontal auger blades) and the impeller chamber wall.
This "gap"
allows snow and slush to slip by the blades and build up in the chute clogging
it. This gap also decreases the efficiency of the
impeller's ability to propel the snow up the chute resulting in less throwing
distance. This problem is well known to people with two-stage snow blowers and
the easy and quick fix is to modify the impeller blades by adding a strip of
rubber to them to eliminate this gap. If you have a
single-stage snow blower, or your gap is less than 1/4" or greater than
5/8", you probably don't need or can't use this fix.
The
Solution:
Install this Snow Blower Impeller
Kit ™ onto your two-stage snow blower and never fear another
snow fall again!
*You can easily make an extra $50-$100 by
modifying your friends, neighbors and relative's snow blowers with this kit.
Remember - This
not only virtually eliminates the problem of wet snow clogging
up the chute, but may increase the throwing distance of
your snow blower by up to 30-50% or more! I say "virtually" because
you can never completely eliminate clogging when the moisture content of the
snow is over 50% (eg; very wet slush turns to ice in
your chute), but for every 10 times you previously had to clean out your chute,
you "might" only need to do it once with this kit installed and you will
see a noticeable increase in throwing distance regardless!
By the way, you may be
asking yourself why the manufacturers leave a gap between the metal impeller
blades and the metal cylinder walls in which the impeller rotates. The reason
is that the impeller’s bearing wears over time and this wear causes some degree
of “wobble” in the impeller’s rotation. If the metal impeller blade was made to
fit "flush" against the metal cylinder walls with no gap, there would
be no tolerance for "rotational wobble". They leave this gap to
accommodate this “wobble” if/when it happens and avoid
a situation where you have metal scraping on metal. That could cause
significant damage to the impeller and the cylinder walls in which it rotates
requiring very expensive repairs. Since this modification uses rubber strips
which wear down evenly as they come in contact with the cylinder walls, any
possible future “wobble” in the impeller’s rotation is negated without
compromising the snow blower’s operational integrity or efficiency at moving
snow and slush.
Get this kit
now and turn your snow blower into the snow-moving beast it was meant to be!
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