Troy Bilt Snow Blower Repair, Auger removal with bushings and spacers replaced and reassembled.
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2022
- Troy Bilt Snow Blower Repair, Auger removal with bushings and spacers replaced and reassembled. Do it yourself repair of snow blower auger and bushings and spacers. Troy Bilt snow blower model "Storm 2410" also similar to craftsman snow blowers and Yard machine snow blower and few others. You can google your make and model and find a diagram of all the parts and part number. Select your parts and look the part numbers up on eBay and order the parts you need and have delivered to your door. This repair took approx. 1 1/2 - 2 hours to disassemble and replace.
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Got a chunk of metal stuck up behind 2410's impeller while blowing snow today. Locked it up TIGHT! Your video wasn't exactly what I was looking for, but it DID explain how to to get it out--tomorrow.Thank you.
Our electric dryer's drum belt failed today too. Learned how to replace that, too. Thanks UA-cam content creators.
Thanks for the video. Just changed out a bent blade. Pause the video, go do that part, come back and watch the next step, pause, do that step, repeat. 2 hours and done!
Thanks for watching the video and glad it helped.
Very helpful. I cant find anybody that wants to repair it for me. Looks easy enough for me to do my self. Thanks
Thanks for watching the video, Glad it helped.
I would help you but I’m in West Texas
Dear Dave, Thank you for your time and efforts in producing this video. I, too, have a Troy-Built Storm 24" snow blower which hit a large piece of metal hidden in the deep snow.
The soft brass teeth were stripped off of the worm gear. The machine sat idle for two years because I couldn't figure out how to remove the auger gear-box. After watching your video, and learning your tricks, the task was easy. Thanks again☺
Thanks for writing back, I'm glad I was able to help someone else as I once needed the help also.
Great video, thank you!!! I enjoyed how you walked through each step and your commentary how and why you were doing things.
Thanks for watching, hope the video helped you out.
Thanks to you I fixed my snowblower. Great video that even I could follow. I was slow, but got it done.
Glad it helped
Thanks for the timely video. Until I retired I would take my Troy Bilt to a shop to do these things. Now after retired, the need for a more frugal approach I've started youtube videoing information so as to remove the mystic of these necessary maintenance items. Recently tackled changing oil, replacing the carburetor, and repairing a flat tire. Discovered that there is a video for every procedure no matter what. I'll be replacing several of the things you covered here after the snow season ends as we recently had two blizzards back to back and need to keep it working. First blizzards dumped 24- 30" and the 3 day one going on now will surpass that one.
Thanks for watching the video.
Dude thanks! Made swapping the broken auger gear a breeze. Liked and subscribed just because it was so helpful.
Glad it helped!
Thanks for your video. It helped me disassemble my storm 2410.
Glad it helped, thanks for watching the video.
I remember having to split the body on a lot of snow blowers back when I worked at a small engine shop. I remember having to use a torch to cut the Auger bearing out of its frame because they were pressed in. I cannot remember which brand. After a while I knew which blowers required splitting to change belts and which ones didn't. It was always a long day when that Auger bearing needed replacing on most models. I found you can split the bearing with an angle grinder and cut off wheel as well. I do not miss working at that small engine shop any more. It was supposed to be a part- time gig but became full time, which didn't fly with the wife because I worked 3rd shift full time, then went and wretched small engine after wards.
Dave, great video thanks!!!!
Glad you liked it!
i just bought my first snow blower. the housimg is bent and the auger hits it. also they had some bent screw as a shear pin, im trying to fix it. never had a snow blower. but was a mechanic for several years. bought my first house
Loctite is your friend.
Just a friendly reminder. In the future, when ever you lubricate the shaft on your snow blower, make sure to ALWAYS use NEVER seize. Put anti seize on every nut and bolt as well. 😊✌🏿
Good tip! Although I didn't use it, ( I never even thought of it ) that is a great tip also.
Thats awesome video dave ,,, I have a troy bilt 30 inch vortex 3010 model 420cc 3 stage and I can't find the parts manual for it do you know where I can get it
just google your model on line and you can find online diagrams for almost all models. Most of the snow blowers are all the same design. Troy Built was bought out by MTD and they were bought out by Black and Decker which now owns most of them and even big tool companies were bought by Black and Decker including DeWalt Industrial Tool Company.
Thanxs for the info
That machine looks MTD built
A lot of the snowblower machines are all the same from one manufacture just rebranded to each companies individual companies labeling specs. MTD and Troy Built are the same machines as is Craftsman and several others, and recently
Stanley Black & Decker bought over 80 percent of MTD making them the manufacture now.
Many, many thanks. My auger stopped and I found one of the spacers twisted. I just disassembled the auger according to your excellent instructions. I either put in an incorrect shear pin at one time, or the pin failed to fail. I really had to pound it out and It's still intact, although bent. My question concerns maintenance on the belts and pulleys. The belts seem fine, but there is a lot of gummy black dust around. Did you think about replacing some belts and doing some more clean up while you had it apart? Any and all advice would be appreciated.
Thanks for watching the video. My belts also looked pretty good and I didn't think I really had to replace them yet. As far as cleaning I myself just wiped down whatever I could to clean it up a bit.
@@dave507233 Thanks. Of course it had to break in the middle of January in Maine.
They seem to always break, when we need them the most. LOL
@@dave507233 Any tip for reattaching the spring. It was very difficult to unhook?
If I remember right it was a little tough, but just it just takes a little time.
Hmm im trying to get my augers out but they just aren't coming loose. They feel like they're locked in place somehow at the bearing.
It may just be stuck at the bearing a little in the back, try spraying some WD30 on it and let it soak a little and try again to pull the assembly forward as in the video, it should come right out.
@@dave507233 I was hitting it with a hammer earlier, nothing. Yet theres very little if any rust in that area. Very strange. I'll try hitting it harder, later.
Are you sure all the bolts are out on both sides of the auger shaft, if so maybe the shaft is getting stuck on these holes and you may need to use a screw driver and pry the side caps on both sides of the auger shaft to loosen them up.
@@dave507233 Oh yeah, it is definitely hung up at the bearing. I can move the side piece all around but it just wont slide out of the bearing.
What is the model number of that Troy built 2410?
I don't know off hand what model number it is, I just went off "Troy built 2410" for buying parts. Most brands of snow blowers are made by the same company just retaged for different companies now. The 2410 is the same for a lot of companies like Troy built, craftsman, yard machines and several others... parts are all the same and I found the parts to be cheaper on ebay.
I have a Stanley 45" snow blower model 45SS. I need the worm gear inside the gear box, I cannot seem to find the part number. Does anyone know who makes the parts for Stanley? or the part number?
I usually try google, search "Stanley 45" snow blower model 45SS" parts list or parts diagram.. you can usually pull up a site with a parts diagram , also try "Stanley 45" snow blower model 45SS" worm gear...if google dont help try doing the same on Ebay, someone may have listed parts for it.
@@dave507233 tried both methods without yielding much results. They have the entire shaft and gearbox for sale, but im looking for just the worm gear inside the gearbox.
Nice work 👍🏼. I just purchased a used one for $100 and started up with no issues. Took notice the auger wasn’t working so I took the belt cover off and discovered the belt is worn, ripped and broken with a good amount of black gookie caked up residue throughout the pulley, cable spring and the compartment. Will be replacing the 2 belts, a tune up and a good cleaning.
Thank You.
If impeller is turning but auger won’t turn in heavier snow, just light snow, belt or gear issue?
I really don't know, I am not a mechanic for these. I just did some needed repairs.
I have the same problem with mine. I am replacing the belt and all bushings and belts first. The gear assembly is $300
@@shawnwertz2355 took mine apart today. Belt was fine but brass worm gear in gearbox was chewed up. Ordered new gear $20 on Amazon. Took 30 minutes to get it apart. Not a bad job to do with basic tools