Briggs & Stratton Snow Thrower 1696715, 208cc
October 4, 2019 - Comment
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Beware of Briggs and Straton warranty claims After long debate and research on snow blowers, I concluded that I would go with Briggs and Stration because of good performance from other product. However, this model snowblower leaves little to be desired. After 2- 3 uses winter of 2017, I cleaned up my unit and stored it for the summer. The first use this winter the unit broke down. it Cranks just fine, but when i engaged the auger the unit grined and shut off. The nearest servcie center was 40 miles away. after a few days the service tech…
Took 15 minutes to put together and was totally easy.. I am so impressed with this Briggs Snow Blower… Took 15 minutes to put together and was totally easy… The electric start is amazing and it lit instantly with the first push of the starter button… It arrived right before we got 6″ of snow… On my first use I cleared the entire driveways, entry walkways and sidewalks for 7 of my close neighbors… Several of them came out and told me how impressed they were with how fast and how far the snow blew out as I cleared their drives…
WOW! The power of a commercial 2 stage for 60+% lesd Wow! Most definitely e wasn’t expecting the power of this to be on par with a 2 stage commercial. But it is. Wet heavy snow? Wouldn’t have guessed. Lighter show? Hopefully the neighbor’s won’t mind it all. Pro Tip* use some wd-40 to spray the shoot, thrower blade and thrower blade housing. Enjpuy and marvel as it throws wet heavy snow literally 30′ or more. Or watch and lookout for upset neighbors if you decide to bury their home with normal to patially heavy snow and more importantly…