I bought a new 54” blower in November; and received it right after Christmas…. Picked up most of the attaching parts and shafts used so I ended up around 3k for my whole setup. Of course I got busy with other stuff and it wasn’t quite ready for this weeks winter weather. I got it all ready to go, and when I did; I was definitely under impressed by what it could do. It threw 10-15’ with the wind behind it with the stock plastic impeller. I had purchased the aftermarket 4 blade metal unit but had no time to pull the blower apart; so back to the plow I went.
Well with it warming up; I took it apart today and with the help of the wife was able to get everything all reassembled with the upgraded impeller. Attached are some photos of how it performed on my 2520. Mostly all I had were dense; soggy; icey snow banks; but I did venture thru the yard a bit just to test it out.
I have seen where some have welded the shear plate piece for the impeller to the impeller itself; but I did not, as there was minimal runout on the impeller itself. NOTE: I put the grease zerk on the impeller; after reading some horror stories about it becoming seized on the shaft.
I can’t post the videos up here, but at least I can upload the photos
Well with it warming up; I took it apart today and with the help of the wife was able to get everything all reassembled with the upgraded impeller. Attached are some photos of how it performed on my 2520. Mostly all I had were dense; soggy; icey snow banks; but I did venture thru the yard a bit just to test it out.
I have seen where some have welded the shear plate piece for the impeller to the impeller itself; but I did not, as there was minimal runout on the impeller itself. NOTE: I put the grease zerk on the impeller; after reading some horror stories about it becoming seized on the shaft.
I can’t post the videos up here, but at least I can upload the photos
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