PowerSmart 26 Inch Snow Blower. Assembly and overview.

The fine folks over at Powersmart sent me this huge snow blower to check out. Well, Wouldn't it be just our luck that we haven't had any good snow?
It's a great looking unit with a Briggs and Stratton engine. I'd say it looks like a winner to me!
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[jamescady]

Looks good! Can't wait to see it perform.

[harryohrn]

It would have been helpful to show installing the chute and levers for the chute control as well as for the transmission rod.

[tkskagen]

The nice thing about coming with the correct amount of oil in a container is, you can label the "jug" for future reference!

[MN_ALGORITHMS]

How long did it take you to assemble it?

[nikgosselin]

would you recomend one of these to someone who doesnt have one?

[roberthoffman]

Buy more shear pins now especially if you are on a stone driveway.

[Sam-yqyu]

Your tires seem to be installed in reverse. The thread shud point forward. Overall nicely done.

[roberthoffman]

I would start and run it for 20 minutes and dump the oil and replace it with a good grade of oil for when the white stuff comes.

[OffGridAussiePrepper]

BTW he is still waiting for a dumping of snow to test them muahahahahahaha TFF

[mr.stonerUDX]

have the same unit and its awesome period