spray Pam on your snowblower to prevent clogging

[ctgoldwing]

I use nothing. I keep the snowblower at the same temperature as outside. I do not have problems with it sticking except after snow blowing I have to keep auger cable engaged, because the snow will melt down and freeze linkage up, when I start it again it will thaw out shortly after.

I spoil my lil orange baby

It's either kept in a basement garage during warm weather (conditioned air) or in a heated garage in the winter - like now - at 48 degrees. I just came in from 'Pammin' the **** out of the blower. I'll let you know how it works out tomorrow - the storm is just getting into high gear here. The wind i howling and we have about 4 inches on the ground already. NWS is projecting amywhere from 12-24" (got to love the way they cover their bases)

 

[mcrimm]

...just ordered 3 cans of FF to get the free shipping.

Mike

 

[varmint]

Sorry if I missed mention of it, but I "came in" on page 5 or so... there's another graphite paint product called Slipit that farmers use on harvesting equipment... seems to work pretty well on snow removal equipment, but the "polishing" effect wears it off the underside of mower decks. Wasn't too costly, if I remember right.
Wet snow, in freezing conditions, can be a challenge!

 

[varmint]

Opps- I had a warm day, so found my Slipit and decided to coat my rear blade. It ain't Slipit, dangit, but EZslide. A graphite paint, just the same. Now that I think about it, Slipit is a lubricant.