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Berco has been making powered snowblowers for alot of years and has a very good reliability and quality rating by their owners. for their current 72" blowers they use a 22hp Honda gas motor connected to a 4 blade 15" impellor.

same here.... treatments seem to delay a few years but the inevitable seems to happen and even the most diligent ends up looking the same as those who ignore.

you have an older version but these are some spec's for their newest that can give you some guideline re flue size etc..

I have the same tow behind splitter and gosh its been used more than you can believe and still purrs like a kitten. Mine has a B&S motor. I had to do a carb kit (needle and seat needed replacing) but other than that 100% reliable.

75 year old stick still running strong. I doubt any of my hst, powershift, hydrostatic transmissions will still be running in 75 years.

I have never had the exact same model but for the dip stick try and give it a 1/8 or 1/4 turn first before pulling on it. the little twist on some of mine that are rubber seated breaks the binding and pulls out easy after that.

if you are looking for a diy solution that easier than the spring fix a simple counter weight system on both corners is cheap and easy and relatively safe to concoct. seems like you have been making out fine w/o so not much assist needed.

generally their wrenches have higher rpm and torques.

Is it all broken on the surface? If you have enough soil depth and glass is on the surface you could dig a big hole, push top few inches of contaminated soil into the hole, use the dirt from the hole to replace the soil you moved.

could also be cut that way to be used as a tensioner on a wire strand or to offset tension on an end post from pulling in and the groove widens / smooths in the winds and through the seasons.

Residential: (200a panel or less) - monthly fixed charge C$9.46 / U$6.62 - cost of power C$0.09587 per kWh / U$0.067109 per kWh residential buildings on single phase over 200 amp, commercial single phase buildings and 3 phase pay higher fixed monthly but usage rates are...

we use barbs/clamps for poly water pipe but rigid pvc pipe like we use for pools we simply glue fittings / couplers /etc... unless in a tight or wet area where glue can be problematic. I see compression stuff used on pvc when guys are too lazy to make things dry and clean. For swimming pools...

I wouldn't do it. Generally in life you get what you pay for and you do have a top shelf tractor. But heck from their ad it is "cutted" for best fit and designed for high "preasure" so what could possibly go wrong. But give it a try and give us the feed back. IMHO if they can't get the spelling...

i found out chippers in the size you are considering to be way to slow. Way to slow. I found other solutions and sold my chipper/mulcher but live in an area where burning large piles in winter is approved and land filling cheap and easy.

My policies are replacement cost for fire/theft/vandalize. Its what I pay for so it is what I would expect to receive. If your are depreciated value or other terms than that's what I would expect my neighbour to cover from accidental damage.