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stoli October 30th 05 02:39 PM

snowblower chain problem
 
I have a Dynamark Tecumseh 8 horse snoblower 10 years old. The chain
keeps on coming off the sprockets. Is there an easy way to tighten the
chain? Will I be able to fix this problem?
Everthing else is working perfectly!
thanks....


Jeff Wisnia October 30th 05 07:06 PM

snowblower chain problem
 
stoli wrote:

I have a Dynamark Tecumseh 8 horse snoblower 10 years old. The chain
keeps on coming off the sprockets. Is there an easy way to tighten the
chain? Will I be able to fix this problem?
Everthing else is working perfectly!
thanks....


I assume you've already checked to see that the sprockets are in line
with each other.
If there's no obvious way to loosen some fasteners and shift one of the
sprockets to tighten the chain, I'd try putting on a new length of
chain, the present one may have worn enough to "get longer".

When you pick up some new chain, get a full length connecting link and a
"half link" one too, that'll give you a better chance of ending up with
a snug fit.

Course, you might just be able to get by keeping the existing chain by
removing one full link and replacing it with a "half link" connecting link.

HTH,

Jeff

--
Jeffry Wisnia

(W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

"Truth exists; only falsehood has to be invented."

Pop October 30th 05 08:40 PM

snowblower chain problem
 
Please don't repost the same question multiple times. It's
annoying to say the least and can keep you from getting
responses.
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"stoli" wrote in message
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:I have a Dynamark Tecumseh 8 horse snoblower 10 years old. The
chain
: keeps on coming off the sprockets. Is there an easy way to
tighten the
: chain? Will I be able to fix this problem?
: Everthing else is working perfectly!
: thanks....
:




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