Bought a single stage blower from Sears last year (fall 06) used 1 winter
Now I noticed that the auger has no more rubber at ends of blades. Is this
much wear normal? or was I over estimating the amt. of rubber on the unit.
Sears has no part# for the rubber paddles .
Frank

On Dec 14, 8:04 pm, "Frank" wrote:
Bought a single stage blower from Sears last year (fall 06) used 1 winter
Now I noticed that the auger has no more rubber at ends of blades. Is this
much wear normal? or was I over estimating the amt. of rubber on the unit.
Sears has no part# for the rubber paddles .
Frank

Im sure there is a replacement, but it may also be you for abusing the
unit, the Rubbers last.

On Dec 14, 8:19 pm, ransley wrote:
On Dec 14, 8:04 pm, "Frank" wrote:

Bought a single stage blower from Sears last year (fall 06) used 1 winter
Now I noticed that the auger has no more rubber at ends of blades. Is this
much wear normal? or was I over estimating the amt. of rubber on the unit.
Sears has no part# for the rubber paddles .
Frank

Im sure there is a replacement, but it may also be you for abusing the
unit, the Rubbers last.

My Toro ss has 12 years of alot of concrete on it, and still 10- 30
years left of rubber on it, you abused the crap out of it You I%^#&.

Frank wrote:
Bought a single stage blower from Sears last year (fall 06) used 1 winter
Now I noticed that the auger has no more rubber at ends of blades. Is this
much wear normal? or was I over estimating the amt. of rubber on the unit.
Sears has no part# for the rubber paddles .
Frank



Paddle-killer!

No, actually, you'll want this forum:

http://www.opeonthenet.com/

More snowthrower fanatics than you've ever imagined.

You guys are probably right. Don't know how but it must be something I am
doing differently than with my 30 yr. old Toro that still has rubber. Only
change is new drive (concrete maybe to deep a brush finish.
Thanks again Frank