edpontiac91
01-30-2010, 03:18 PM
This is for a Toro Snowblower CCR2000 that has an opening that is 13" high and 19" wide. It has 4.5 hp engine with a pull start cord. Overall it is in good condition and was stored in our shed when not in use. What it needs is a new tune-up. I went to use it several weeks ago and it was hard to start. I did empty the gas and put in a fresh mixture of gas and 50:1 oil mixture and Sta-Bul, but now it runs for a few seconds and shuts off. It could use a new spark plug with a carb overhaul, but my wife wants to get a new model from SEARS. There is the exact Toro model listed on ebay (number 380101585651) for $375.00. I am asking $50.00 or best offer.
Just in case you buy it and you have it checked out by a TORO Dealer and it is more serious than a good overhaul (spark plug/air filter/carb rebuild) you can bring it back and I will refund your money. It should not cost anymore than around $90.00 for this service as I was quoted by some dealers. You could also pick up the parts yourself and save a bundle. If you can rebuild a motor, you should be able to rebuild a simple carb. These snowthrowers cost around $600.00 when new so it is not some rinky-dink model and with the lack of snow we have had over the last several years, it was not even used that much. I wanted to have it serviced by our local dealer, but when the wife gets set on buying a new one there is no way of shutting her up.:banghead: :argue:
Just in case you buy it and you have it checked out by a TORO Dealer and it is more serious than a good overhaul (spark plug/air filter/carb rebuild) you can bring it back and I will refund your money. It should not cost anymore than around $90.00 for this service as I was quoted by some dealers. You could also pick up the parts yourself and save a bundle. If you can rebuild a motor, you should be able to rebuild a simple carb. These snowthrowers cost around $600.00 when new so it is not some rinky-dink model and with the lack of snow we have had over the last several years, it was not even used that much. I wanted to have it serviced by our local dealer, but when the wife gets set on buying a new one there is no way of shutting her up.:banghead: :argue: