Snowblower parts get a stalled machine clearing your driveway again without a trip to the repair shop. Most winter breakdowns come down to a few wear items: a gummed-up carburetor after summer storage, a cracked primer bulb, a stretched auger belt or a snapped shear pin after hitting ice. BlueStars Parts stocks snow blower replacement parts for MTD, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Ariens and Toro machines, so you can fix it yourself before the next storm.
Which Snowblower Parts Fix Your Problem?
Match what your machine is doing to the part that usually causes it:
- Engine will not start after storage: old fuel varnishes the snow blower carburetor; a cleaned or new carb and fresh primer bulb fix most cases.
- Engine runs rough or surges: a clogged carb jet, cracked fuel line or worn spark plug starves the engine of fuel.
- Auger stops but engine runs: a sheared pin or a broken auger belt disconnects the auger from the engine.
- Snow barely leaves the chute: a slipping auger belt or worn impeller drops throwing distance.
- Housing scrapes or digs into gravel: worn skid shoes let the housing ride too low.
Engine trouble first? Start with our guide to snow blower won't start.
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Snow thrower parts are model specific, so find your model number first. On most machines it is on a sticker at the rear of the frame, below the engine or beside the auger housing. With that number, browse toro parts, ariens parts or mtd parts and check the part number or replaces list on each listing. MTD, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet and Craftsman machines often share the same 951 and 754 series parts.
Snowblower Repair Guides
Diagnose the fault before you order snowblower repair parts with these guides:
Snowblower Parts FAQ
What are the main parts of a snowblower?
The main parts of a snowblower are the engine and carburetor, the auger that pulls snow in, the impeller that throws it, the chute, the auger and drive belts, and the skid shoes. Two-stage machines add a drive system with a friction wheel, so they have more wear parts than single-stage models.
Should I clean or replace a snowblower carburetor?
Clean it if the varnish is light and the gaskets are intact. Replace it when jets stay clogged after soaking, the float bowl is corroded, or the throttle shaft is worn. A new carburetor is often faster than a full rebuild and costs less than shop labor.
How often should I replace shear pins?
Replace a shear pin as soon as it breaks, and always use the rated pin for your model. Never swap in a standard bolt, because the pin is designed to break before the auger gearbox does.
Can I buy snowblower parts online without the model number?
You can match by the number printed on the old part, but the model number is safer. Buying snowblower parts online with the model number avoids belts that are a few inches off or carbs with the wrong mounting pattern.
Why Buy Snowblower Parts from BlueStars Parts
- Quality snow blower parts matched by part number to MTD, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, Ariens and Toro.
- Fast shipping across the US so you are ready before the next storm.
- Expert support and DIY guides from a team that has helped customers since 2016.
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