mtd scraper for snow blower
1804188
MTD scraper? I don't understand the question. What this picture is showing looks like the rubber flapper that throws the snow. You need two. The scraper bar is a white plastic bar that mounts on the bottom front of the blower and scrapes the pavement. I wear thru one of those about every two years. I have only replaced the flappers about every ten years. This snow blower is 30+ years old. Still runs fine. (S-200 Toro)
1804189
The scrapper I purchased was for a 1979 Toro S200 snowthrower. It worked well for the Toro.
1804190
Not sure if this will fit. You should be able to find the right part to fit S-200
753156
Yes it will work! The tool just glides over the seam. The only snow that remains is the depth of the ribs which is only about 1-1/2. Good tool buy it! Don bother to rake if snow is less that 4 inches. Tom
372815
I used mine for the first time last week on almost 4 inches. My drive is 120 ft of blacktop. The snow was light so it worked very well. I did one pass all the way down the middle just to see how it worked. After that I went across the drive at an angle in about 15 ft lengths. I was able to push the snow off the drive and about 1 or 2 ft into the grass area. As with any type, if you have to plow too many times without a warm trend that melts the piles the snow will pile up on the sides. I have a big snow blower so I don't worry about the piles on the sides. If It gets too high I will use the blower to level the side piles. In all I love the Snowcaster and it does what I wanted and expected it to do for up to 4 inches of snow.
484775
good timeing to ask.its great for dry snow . when we had wet snow that was a foot or more i had to use my double stage blower. so yes i like it easyer to blow snow
1142478
The mats will melt all the snow , no need to run a snow blower or them. Even if it is a foot deep. The connectors on the mats are elevated and would be cut off with a snow blower . Also if a mat curls slightly then the rubber on the mat could be sliced.
1994937
Nothing special required. I use a blower to remove all dust and loose material. The tape is substantial; I estimate a 32nd-16th of an inch. Winter snow plows will catch edges. I don't plow any more. I love this stuff. Easy to use, and durable and does the job. Not so pretty, but cracks and cost to re pave are worse.
1303944
You just pick it up at the end of your run and flip it over to go back the other direction. This is one of the best snow removal tools I have ever used. Works really great on 2 inch snos and I'm waiting for more to see how it works.
1018869
No and this product is shipped in a box that damages the wiring and the linkages. The scraper blade issue hasn't been a problem in 6 inch snow. The warranty is useless. No one in the third largest city is USA is wanting to support it. Buy a Toro.
1115366
I don't believe this would be the best tool for you, it is built mainly for snow...the scraper is not that strong or that sharp, it works great but I would not use it on ice! I would get a shovel designed for that. From Tom in Minnesota!
1388931
The measurement is about right, but you need to determine the part# from the Toro website. My previous snow blower was the CCR 3650 (have a newer model now which is a little wider) and my records show part# 55-8760 for the scraper, 56-6590 for the bolt (1), and 3296-39 for the nuts (2).
704454
I believe that this is a very manageable unit. The steps to start are numbered. Turn the key. Set the choke to the specified position. Two pumps on the primer bulb. Pull the cord, or push the electric start button. The blower is very effective at removing snow. The action of the revolving snow blades pulls the unit forward. Some effort might be required if your driveway has a steep slope. So far, the unit has performed as advertised.
296326
The auger does not assist and on a steep drive with 6 to 8 inches of snow you may have some difficulty going uphill. A self propelled unit would be better. The size of your drive may also factor into this. I would say that of all the electric blowers I looked at both online and in stores that this is a good choice. For drives or walk s that are long or inclined then self powered would be a better choice. Hope this helps some in you making your decision.
368372
We used a Garelick roof rake that has wheels that keep the blade about 1/2 inch off the roof. We removed about 18 inched of crusted snow and only one clip came loose. I think you'd be fine with fresh snow.
507600
Actually I have been unable to attach it to my snow blower, so it is not a proble with removing it for easy storage. Without knowing what make and model snow blower you have, it may be difficult to answer this question.Clyde Beury
978673
The scraper is about 3 inches wide, but it does a good job. If you get heavy snow where you are, then probably a larger scraper will benefit you more. Hope this helps :)
2089454
Even a Black & Decker 18V air broom will work on light snow up to 1/2". I'm using a Toro 12A corded blower with 230MPH wind speed and it will clear anything from slush to diamond dust (ice crystals) The leaf blower does a great job of cleaning right down to the concrete after using the snow thrower after major snow storms.
552057
If you know how to use a vacuum cleaner, you can use this very useful "shovel". Easier on the back than picking up shovels-ful of snow. I can even use it to knock down very high drifts and I will be 70 this May. The extra handle on the housing comes in handy for high drifts.