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Does anybone know anything about a 10 HP 5 year old tecumseh engine for a snowblower? Are they worthy?

July 6, 2010 by chec  
Filed under Snowblower engine

I looking at a johndeere 732 snowblower for 375.00 and wanted to know if the engine is any good

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3 Responses to “Does anybone know anything about a 10 HP 5 year old tecumseh engine for a snowblower? Are they worthy?”
  1. rockhead261 says:

    The Tecumseh ‘Snow King’ engine used by John Deere and others is an industry standard. It has an iron liner and is quite reliable. Mine has eight seasons on it and is usually running before the starter cord is pulled out all the way. It has an electric starter which I have never needed to use.

    As with any other engine, maintenance is key. Change the oil annually and keep it clean and dry whenever possible.

  2. renpen says:

    Sure they are good engines. With proper maintenance they will run forever. There is a good availablility of parts also. I have an old 8 hp tecumseh on my tiller and it has been running for 19 years that I know of, it wasn’t new when I bought it. I change the oil and clean the air filter.

  3. William B says:

    nope, briggs will out last any small engine on the market,

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