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How to Maintain a Snowblower

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Proper maintenance of a snowblower will keep it running for years. Manufacturers recommend taking maintenance steps prior to storing the machine during the summer months.
Step 2: Prepare the snowblower for changing the oil.
Remove the ignition key. Block the wheels and locate the oil drain plug, which should be near the bottom of the engine block. Place a properly size waste container under the oil drain plug. Now, remove the oil filler cap.
Use a container large enough to hold all the oil.

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To prevent accidents, always remove the ignition key prior to performing maintenance steps. Always refer to the owner's manual for specific instructions and safety warnings.

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