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old skool.... I'd have just removed the hood.... 2 guys, 10 minutes, toss into box, and go....

NO, no screen...though it SHOULD be....

The clowns next door had a 'Hardy rake' style on a Roto-TilT. Worked OK, until they somehow snagged the wiring.After 3 hours downtime to get a connector it didn't work until I grabbed my 40 year old Weller and FIXED the real problem......

yes, need to check AT the OPC connector ! While a safety switch may check 'ok', mouse could have eaten the wire between switch and the OPC !!!

suction cup ??? I can't see that holding it for very long.. my luck, it'd fall off just as I was snipping ...crunch..... ;)

interesting...allows an excavator to use SS attachments.

Where did you connect the ground( blk wire) of the DVM ? Zero volts at the solenoid B/R wire would mean no 12 volts to it from pin 1 of the OPC easy to confirm.... jumper +12 to the solenoid, should here it 'click', and starter should spin with key in ST position.

re: My hands fit behind the fan really ??!! I've never seen ANY snowblower with more than 1/2" gap between the 'disk' of the fan and the blower case. Ideally the gap should be 1/8- 1/4" inch to prevent anything from getting behind. The fan 'disc' should lineup with the rear of the chute,so...

curious what's the bolt circle and center hole of the front rims ?

You'll need a spot 5' x 15' though I don't know why you say BH bucket will be on the ground ? BH boom is pinned up so bucket can't touch the ground. If space is 'tight' in the garage, remove bucket ,place on dolly and slide underneath a workbench. That's where I keep the pallet forks .Out of the...

I doubt it's the gearbox (dang simple in there...) the 'loading' shouldn't affect the gears spinning in it. but... once you remove it, get onto bench,drain oil, open it up... two gears.... check that each has all it's teeth. you said it'll spin fine while NOT pushing snow.... I broke a tooth...

In 35 year ,I've yet to see ANY snowblower chuck wet white.........

or maybe travelling too fast ? cold oil slows down the 'float' time, then bucket can't follow the contours of the ground.

2 of the things I know about them.... 1) they are 'snail slow' to create anything, it ain't like 'as seen on TV ' ! 2) be SURE to KNOW how much filament IS on the spool BEFORE you press 'go' !!

type of land (hilly, treey, ?? ) and size is important ! an acre or two lots of options starting with a tarp on a stick on the mower deck....... ..for ACRES of leaves a 'shreader/vac' or 'blower' could be better.

sigh, another need to be there to SEE and hear, what's happening... it is a mystery...seasoned pro on known machinery, light fluffy snow... shouldn't be 'ice' problem.... mechanically everything is good... quiet,runs fine until you 'press' into the snow THEN clunk,clunk, break... hmm... could...

well your floor's level, loader frame isn't ( bubble high on the driver's side ) re ssqa on 2nd page... yes, something is wrong there ! it should be FLAT or parallel to the floor really need to measure ..here ,there ,everywhere to see what's wrong simple high school math will give you...

Are the two tires the exact same make/model/size ? THAT is important. I had 2 , 5.80x12 'boat trailer' tires here NOT the same,even though on same rims, same PSI.....Over an inch difference in height !! Tractor age (2010) doesn't mean tire is 2010.... could have had a flat in 2011, tire guy...

Is the central support for the worm gear box good and tight ??

I don't have an engine hoist so I made the OTD...after all 'everyone has an overhead Ibeam'.....;)