Running a snow blower looks simple.
You squeeze the handle, walk forward, and watch the snow fly.
But every winter in the U.S., there are roughly 6,000 snow blower–related injuries, and repair shops get slammed after every big storm.
Why?
- Operator errors that clog and destroy machines
- Dangerous ways of clearing jams by hand
- Basic maintenance that never gets done… until it’s too late
These tips will help you run your blower safer, longer, and with fewer breakdowns.
Some of them you’ll want to do before the first big storm hits.
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