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(ET) Snowthrower Chute clogs with snow

Subject: (ET) Snowthrower Chute clogs with snow
From: Richard Zachary <njcfsa earthlink net>
Date: Sun, 07 Dec 2003 11:26:14 -0500
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Just used my snowthrower for the first time. Happy with the job donebut had to keep stopping to unclog the chute. I had waxed all surfacesa few weeks ago and then sprayed with Pam first thing this morning.Is there something else anyone knows to prevent this?The snow wasn't really getting thrown very far.Is the auger turning too slowly and might a chain adjustment help?

Thanks for any info,
Richard "Zack" Zachary
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