Circa 1960's Toto Power Handle snow blower. The engine is free and has compression, so hopefully just a good carb E cleaning and oil change she will be blowing snow again soon! Anyone who knows anything about these, please enlighten me.
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Toro Power Handle Snowblower
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Greg Armstrong
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Toro Power Handle Snowblower
So this followed me home today...
Circa 1960's Toto Power Handle snow blower. The engine is free and has compression, so hopefully just a good carb E cleaning and oil change she will be blowing snow again soon! Anyone who knows anything about these, please enlighten me.
Circa 1960's Toto Power Handle snow blower. The engine is free and has compression, so hopefully just a good carb E cleaning and oil change she will be blowing snow again soon! Anyone who knows anything about these, please enlighten me.
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Don McCombs
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Re: Toro Power Handle Snowblower
Not trying to downplay your purchase, but don't expect too much out of a single stage snow thrower.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake
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Greg Armstrong
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- Tractors Owned: 1980 Cub Lo-Boy 184
- Location: Sunbury, OH
Re: Toro Power Handle Snowblower
I'd be more upset if it was actually a "purchase"... at the moment I'm out $0.00. If figure it's obscurity and uniqueness makes it worth a tune up.
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