Medium
30-60 minutes
This is a genuine Ariens component which is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with snowblowers. The purpose of this spring is to apply tension on the connected components. If the hardware is worn or damaged, this will provide an identical replacement for the original component that was installed on a new unit. Refer to the appropriate diagrams for your model to ensure the exact location and the correct repair procedure. Keep in mind this high-quality item is sold individually.
Sg-tens .056x.60x4.40 08300017
OEM part for: Ariens
Part Number: 08300017
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idler pully tensioner spring was broken
Tom - February 20, 2021
Tool Type
Snowblower
Difficulty
Hard
Time
More than 2 hours
Tools Used
Socket set, Wrench Set, Adjustable Wrench, vice grips, tin snip
Parts Used
1. disconnected the two cables that control the snow throw chute
2. removed the two bolts that allow separation of the front auger section from the body of the snow blower.
3. Removed the plastic guard that covers the engine pulleys and belts.
4. Installed the new tensioner spring. The first time I hooked it in, it was in a position where the coil part of the spring extension would rub on the main drive pulley. So I repositioned the spring end for end and placed the coil section away from the drive pulley.
5. Reversed the above steps for re-assembly.
NOW FOR THE 20/20 HIND SIGHT PART!! :-)
Before doing all of the above work, I had tried to remove the plastic/rubber cover that houses the belts and pulleys but it wouldn't clear the bottom of the snow throw chute. (If a could have removed it I would have been able to replace the idler spring without taking the snow blower apart I thought about trimming off the corner of the cover but was worried it might create a gap that would allow melting snow to drip on the belts and pulleys. Once I had the front and rear sections of the machine separated I could see that I could snip off enough of the left front bottom corner of the guard without leaving a gap. In other words I could have done that without taking half the snow blower apart!!! Live and learn as they say... I hope all this saves others from all the repair steps above because it's a real pain the hoonyak! And so it goes....
2. removed the two bolts that allow separation of the front auger section from the body of the snow blower.
3. Removed the plastic guard that covers the engine pulleys and belts.
4. Installed the new tensioner spring. The first time I hooked it in, it was in a position where the coil part of the spring extension would rub on the main drive pulley. So I repositioned the spring end for end and placed the coil section away from the drive pulley.
5. Reversed the above steps for re-assembly.
NOW FOR THE 20/20 HIND SIGHT PART!! :-)
Before doing all of the above work, I had tried to remove the plastic/rubber cover that houses the belts and pulleys but it wouldn't clear the bottom of the snow throw chute. (If a could have removed it I would have been able to replace the idler spring without taking the snow blower apart I thought about trimming off the corner of the cover but was worried it might create a gap that would allow melting snow to drip on the belts and pulleys. Once I had the front and rear sections of the machine separated I could see that I could snip off enough of the left front bottom corner of the guard without leaving a gap. In other words I could have done that without taking half the snow blower apart!!! Live and learn as they say... I hope all this saves others from all the repair steps above because it's a real pain the hoonyak! And so it goes....
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broken spring
James - January 28, 2021
Tool Type
Snowblower
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Socket set, Nutdriver, none
Parts Used
Put the spring on very easy then put the cover back on and was all set to blow snow
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