Snow Blower Covers

There aren't many things worse than getting the first big snow fall of the year, going to your garage to fire up your snow blower and having it sputter.

The best way to ensure your snow blower starts in the winter is to store it properly in the spring.

If you follow these two simple steps, your snow blower will ready when you are next winter.

Run the Fuel Dry
It will be six months or more before you use your snow blower again.

Don’t even waste your time adding fuel stabilizer to your gasoline at the end of the season. Instead, remove all the fuel from the tank so the carburetor and fuel lines don't gum up.

Take your snow blower outside and run the gas tank dry. Try to start it again just to make sure that all of the fuel is out of the system.

Cover It
You spent hundreds of dollars on your snow blower. Why not spend a little extra money for a quality cover?

We carry two cover sizes. You simply select the cover based on the width of your auger.

Small covers are designed for all single-stage and smaller two-stage snow blowers with an auger diameter of 24-inches or less.

Large covers are built for two-stage snow blower greater than 25-inches wide.

These covers are specifically designed to fit snow blowers. They also are designed to stay on the machine, usually by an elastic cord built into the bottom. These covers will prevent sun damage and dust from harming your machine.

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