[AT] Geographic Report

[charliehill]

Mattias,  last year there was a web site for a guy that was building those 
454 Chevy powered blowers.  I couldn't find it.  I guess they didn't sell 
well enough.  Anyway, he had the engine coolant piped through the handle 
bars to keep your hands warm.

Sounds like you guys need some Sta-bil for your fuel.  Running them empty 
before you put them away helps too.

Charlie
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From: "Mattias Kessén" <davidbrown950 at gmail.com>
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Charlie,
I totally need it, almost like being in love. If I had it I'd even
hope for snow in the summer :-)

On the other hand, when we have ordinary winters the snowblowers
usually becomes filled with gunk instead of gasoline. The shop were I
have mine for some new plastic details have been repairing snowblowers
all the time since december, mostly unused or almost new with fuel
problems,.

Mattias

2010/1/24 charliehill <charliehill at embarqmail.com>:
> this is what you need Mattias:
>
> http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=256094
>
>
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>> BTW I'm so sick of snow and the last one isn't properly removed since
>> I tried to burn up my snowblower :-(
>>
>> Mattias
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