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Thread Number: 73769
/ Tag: Other Home Products or Autos
My 1968 Toro Power Handle w/ SnowHound |
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| Post# 974369 12/18/2017 at 00:41 (2,318 days old) by sPeEDqUeEN (Metro-Detroit) | ||
I figured some here might be interested in seeing my Vintage Toro SnowHound in action. I don't think many better snow-blowers have been made, this combines light weight, maneuverability, and power all in one package.
By the way, this has to be the 100th time I forgot the fuel valve before starting it, hence why it stalled and was hard to restart. Today I remembered all the steps and the machine started in two pulls, one w/ the choke to prime, the second to start. I tore apart and rebuilt the carburetor this fall. It will readily handle 1-1.5' snow because of the drift-breaker over top of the single-stage auger. | ||
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Post# 974470 , Reply# 1 12/18/2017 at 15:21 (2,317 days old) by petek  (Ontari ari ari O ) |
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Interesting machine. It reminds me of my old Troy Bilt Horse roto tiller from the days when they were real troybilts. It also had numerous attachments available including a snow blade, not a blower thoug that I'm aware of, a generator and a log splitter. It's still working too, out at my sisters farm now.
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| Post# 974505 , Reply# 2 12/18/2017 at 18:13 (2,317 days old) by vacerator (Macomb, Michigan) | ||
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Richard, if I pay you, will you come and do our snow? I would, but my other half actually enjoys shoveling. Of course I help. I could hibernate until April. I never left the house the day we had that 9 inches last week. Now we have light rain, and 40 degree's F. | ||
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