Why does my snowblower catch and stop on sidewalk cracks? Snowthrower skid shoe (guard) replacement 

We’re glad that you’re back and doing what we all like, playing and working on small engine and related components!

I have been using "Rustoleum rust converter", it's a primer, rust converter. If you put on one coat it primes, 2 coats it's a paint it is also black. Great video!

Dave its good to see you bacl posting again buddy. Great video as always. You look a lot warmer in your garage with that new heat system!

Hello Dave, I use mainly Milwaukee M18 cordless power tools as well, and I even have a couple of Milwaukee plugin tools too. I love Milwaukee tools, they are very well built, and they work awesome. Yes, both my M18 impact driver and impact wrench have torque settings on them, real handy to have. It was nice to see you doing some standard maintenance on the wear item replacement skid shoes, on your Toro blower. We've gotten a lot of snow already this winter, and I've used my plugin electric snow blower a lot. Don't forget, the paddles are also wear items, as well as the belt. But as long as she's still throwing good, your fine.

Yo yo happy new year mate wishing you all the best for 2022

those are nice light machines with lots of power and easy to handle , you don't see them for sale to often

Beautiful shop. Have a great new year

Great video Dave. How is the plastic skid/scrapper bar at the base of the unit? That also might need servicing. I had no idea that the side skids existed, that you replaced. Pretty neat! Thanks for sharing and making the video.

Thank you

Great video...do you have the part numbers for those?

You're cheating . This should be done out in the snow storm were your fingers are frozen and no one will hear your French words..Hey ..