When you can't get your snow blower up and running, the problem is usually a simple fix. Try these things before paying someone to service your machine.

If you broke out your snow blower after Wednesday’s snow and it wouldn’t start properly, you’re not alone.

GRANBY, Mass. (WWLP) – Winter isn’t too far away which has some people getting their snow blowers ready or getting a new one to replace equipment that no longer does the job. 22News is working ...

No, the oil used in lawn mowers during summer months may not perform well in cold weather. Snow blowers require oil that remains fluid in freezing temperatures, like winter-grade synthetic oil.

While it might seem tempting to skip the maintenance steps for a tool that spent more time in storage than in service, the truth is that even a snow blower sitting idle still needs attention.