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How To Service Rototillers and Snow Blowers 
 
by Stephen Carthy July 15, 2005

Storing your rototiller and snow blower:

Again, I would refer you to my previous article lawnmower maintenance for information on how to prepare the engine for off -season storage. Give both machines a good cleaning; remove any weeds that have tangled around the tines of the rototiller in particular. Also, make sure that the transmission on your snow blower or rototiller is full of oil and there are no leaks. If it takes grease, give it a couple of shots with a grease gun before putting it away. Then, use a silicone grease or spray on all exposed bare metal to prevent rusting. Put some silicone grease on any expose bolts and nuts to keep them from rusting too.

Note: The author assumes no responsibility for any damage or injury caused by following the preceding. The reader follows these suggestions at their own risk.

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