I just bought a Troy-Bilt 5.5hp 2 stage snow thrower & am looking for recommendations to set the height of the shoes (that contact the ground on either side of the intake) for a paved driveway? Should I allow the shave plate (or whatever it's called) to rest on the pavement or raise it up a bit?
Snow Throwe/Blower Shoe Setting?
Sep 18, 2004
2 Replies
let it rest on it
Wayne
Unless of course you've got a gravel driveway, then raise it up at least an inch, but you may still toss a few pebbles, so watch where you're pointing the discharge.
HTH,
Jeff
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