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Old 12-20-2009, 09:09 PM   #1
ecduzitgood
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Question Go new or repair snow blower?

I've got an Ariens st1032 (early 80's model 924073) 10hp/32" and I need to buy a new starter(120volt) and look into a carb issue either new or rebuild kit (with float). I also have a newer Ariens st1336LE (model 924073 supposedly 4yrs. old)w/electric 12volt start 8hp/36"(not 13hp like I thought) I just got off of c-list last week. The newer machine needs a new scraper bar and tomorrow I'll check the belts seems to have some issues I'll look into. What I liked about the newer machine is it apears to have the same body as the older machine (heavier steel with the steel chute). I have a driveway that is 120' long plus I clear out around the hydrant (I clear this like a small driveway so there is easy access) and I also make paths around the backyard for the dogs (they are corgies so they have short legs). I am wondering how the newer machines are built (thinner steel and plastic chutes??)and are they worth the money? Do they build them like they used to?

Thanks in advance!
Ed

Last edited by ecduzitgood; 12-20-2009 at 09:31 PM.. Reason: Added model #'s
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