Buying a snow blower is a very good decision to make when the weatherman is forecasting a heavy snow. Clearing your driveways, walkways, and steps may even become a daily routine for a few months at a time – so it makes sense to look into the tools that can help ease the stress of
Category Archives: Snow Blower Repair
With the onset of winter fast approaching, the time is now to get prepared for the season’s snowfall. Why wait until you’re knee deep in snow to make sure that your snow blower is operating the right way? Preventive maintenance can sometimes uncover issues with your snow blower. Often, you’ll need to buy a few
The Reno and Tahoe region is known for its year around scenery. In the summer, the painted landscape of the high desert gives way to the dense pine greenery circling the crystal blue of the lake. The winter brings with it heavy snow, dusting the tops of the trees and leaving the harsh desert a
Snow blowers are those handy winter machines that save your back from the strain of shoveling snow. A good snow blower is vital to reducing the negative effects of snow accumulation during those long winter months. We often think of snow blowers in terms of convenience. Snow Blowers allow us to remove large amounts of
An important part of snow blower, lawn mower, pressure washer, portable generator, rototiller or other small engine equipment maintenance is to make sure that the small engine that powers these tools is tuned up and running as smooth as a top. There are several elements to a small engine tune up. Below is a list
As we move into the winter months in the Lake Tahoe and Reno areas, making sure that your snow blower is ready to take on all the seasonal snow is a necessity. Snow blower maintenance is not a difficult undertaking, but it is not easy either, and sometimes it requires the skills and experience of
The debate has been raging amongst meteorologists about the 2015 El Nino weather patterns in the Pacific Ocean. Leaving many Tahoe residents with the question “Am I winter ready?” Many of you learned long ago how to stock survival supplies like food and water, but what about mobility. “Is your snow blower repaired and
