Still blower
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bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
And on the subject of BR 600's it is a good idea to remove the impellar once every season as they rust on solid if you don't
Out of the 5 I have repaired we ended having to cut 4 impellars off which at $ 90 ( AUS ) a piece becomes very expensive.
Out of the 5 I have repaired we ended having to cut 4 impellars off which at $ 90 ( AUS ) a piece becomes very expensive.
Ric
Lawn Pro
Your not feeling volume, your feeling velocity. That's the reason you feel the difference because you don't have the velocity in the 430 that you have in the 600.
Think about this the BR 200 has an air volume of 406 cfm @ 132 mph, that's 94 cfm difference between the 200 and the 430 and 51mph difference in velocity so which in reality is closer spec's to your 430 than the 600 so if your feeling volume you shouldn't feel much difference between the 200 and your 430.
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Lawnboy18
Lawn Addict
I have never heard about this. Why in the first place would you need to remove the impellar?
primerbulb120
Lawn Addict
You have to remove the impeller to get the engine off.
bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
Exactly which is why they are in my workshop
bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
That is fine but down here they are 2 to 3 time the USA price and generally not a stocked item.
The oil sels on the crank need replacing every few years or they start leaking oil, very messy if on your back.
You also need to remove the motor to clean the space between the motor & the impellar housing and when cleaning the cooling fins or all the crap ends up between the motor & the impellar housing.
I rebuild a few every season.
Piston & ring replacement goes about $ 200 a lot cheaper than a new blower, even if it only ends up as the occasional use spare.