It would be better to change it at the end of the snow-season. Used
oil has contaminents that aren't always that friendly to the insides
of the engine. Even if you use it once or twice after that (hey who
knows when the last snow fell) that is still better than leaving a
full season of old oil in there.
Change it when it is hot, drains faster and more oil.


On Sat, 06 Dec 2003 08:36:46 -0500, anonymous
wrote:

Gotta use the snowblower for 1st time this year. Haven't had a chance
to change the oil since last year.

Bought it last year and used it about 10 to 15 hours.

It's a Sears 9.5hp two-stage unit. Manual recommends changing oil
every 25 hours or on a yearly basis.

Can I use it today safely without changing oil right now?

Thanks


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