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Have Storms Been Announced in Your Area?
Put together a preparedness plan to help protect your family and home from the unexpected.
Check out our to keep you and your family safe during a winter storm.
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If temperatures are expected to drop below 20 degrees, keep your house heated to 55 degrees (min) to avoid freezing pipes.
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Stay indoors during severe winter weather and avoid travel as road conditions may become dangerous quickly.
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Create kits for your home and cars with survival supplies such as warm clothes, medications, first-aid, water, food, etc.
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Continue reading below to make sure your snow removal equipment is ready when you need it most.
Test and Service Your Equipment
If you currently own a single-stage or two-stage snow blower, make sure to run the engine at least once to ensure it's ready for the storm ahead. If you run into trouble, try our tips below:
- Check fuel and oil levels on all of your equipment and fill tanks with their respective fluids until full.
- Stock-up on extra fluid reserves in the event your equipment uses more fuel than initially expected.
- Old gas can clog your carburetor. Maintain your snow blower for storms to come with fuel stabilizer.
Considering a New Snow Blower?
Check out our buying guide to learn whether a single-stage or a two-stage snow blower is right for you. Already know what you’re looking for? See what’s in-stock at your local Simplicity Dealer.
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