7. Let the Engine Cool Before You Refuel
Snow blower runs out of gas mid-storm. You’re cold. You’re annoyed. You want to refill right now.
Stop.
Right under that gas tank is a very hot engine. You’re standing over it holding a container of fuel.
Manufacturers see enough snow blower fires that they all say the same thing:
- Shut the machine off.
- Let it cool for at least 10 minutes before refueling.
Use the break to warm up your fingers and toes, grab a drink, then safely top off the tank and get back to work.
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