Although Honda snow blowers are designed to last for a very long time, they still require regular maintenance to ensure that key parts are working safely and efficiently. Honda’s instruction manual comes with a full guide dedicated to routine maintenance throughout the winter season, but a few basic tips and hints can also guide equipment owners in the right direction. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: December 2014
Honda Snow Blower Accessories
However, there’s sometimes a particular problem that these stock units don’t solve.
That’s why the company offers accessories that can address these issues while retaining their products’ trademark durability. Whether you need to work in tight spaces, handle snow drifts or just want to be more comfortable when getting the job done, Honda has you covered. Continue reading
How to Pick the Right Honda Snowblower
You’ve decided to get a Honda snowblower, no doubt because of their reputation for high quality and industry-leading engine design. It also doesn’t hurt that anything you might need for your future purchase is available at www.hondalawnparts.com. That just leaves one question: Which one? There’s more to consider than just price. Some models are better suited for driveways, others for rough terrain and still others for major jobs. Whether you’re looking for something to keep your driveway clear or you’re buying something for a business, Honda has a machine that will be perfect for your needs. Continue reading
Maintenance Tips for Honda HS522 Snowblowers
HS50 Snow Blower Maintenance Guide
As an owner of the HS50 Snow Blower, maintenance is crucial in protecting the equipment’s longevity. Here are some key areas that will assist owners of this model. Continue reading
Honda HS50 Snowblower Operation Tips
Honda Power Equipment has a reputation for providing the homeowner with exceptional machines that improve the snow blowing experience. The HS50 is no exception. The HS50 single-cylinder engine displaces 200 cubic centimeters and puts out 5 horsepower at 1,800 revolutions per minute driving models on wheels or tracks. Fuel tank capacity is 3.5 liters (0.92 gallons), enough for more than two hours of continuous operation. Maximum snow-blowing distance is nearly 40 feet, and snow-clearing capacity is more than 20 tons per hour. Continue reading