Posted by JNP on January 18, 2011 at 21:50:37 from (97.88.238.123):
In Reply to: V-type snowblower posted by Randyr on January 18, 2011 at 21:22:29:
Im guessing that it is an old ARPS blower as they are the most common. Personally I really like this type of blower although it is the only type I have ever run. They are simple with no chains or gearboxes. They are also very durable. Dad has hit a couple of things buried in the snow including a wooden planter box and a piece of channel iron. Neither did any damage. I have never plugged the spout on ours even when blowing slush and wet snow. For the money they are a very good blower.
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