I should mention that my snowblower does not have the adjustable feet on the sides of the snowblower.
Snowblower is not setting on the ground
Snowblower is not setting on the ground.
What would you do to fix the problem? Get a piece of steel and bolt the piece of steel on the bottom of the snow blower so the blower hits flush on the ground. Or is there a way to set the snowblower so it sets on the ground?
What would you do to fix the problem? Get a piece of steel and bolt the piece of steel on the bottom of the snow blower so the blower hits flush on the ground. Or is there a way to set the snowblower so it sets on the ground?
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It's for a sears suburban and the model starts with 917.
It's the older style snowblower.
It's the older style snowblower.
Looks just like this one.
http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=174826
http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=174826
The blower doesn't have a bar on the bottom to adjust to the ground level. From the setting I have on it right now it looks like I am on the lowest setting. I can get it to hit the ground by taking air out of the front tire but then the tractor is very hard steer. I think my only option is to attach a bar on the bottom of the blower.
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