5-POINT PRINTABLE SNOWBLOWER OR SNOW THROWER END OF SEASON CHECKLIST
When the last snowflake has fallen and you are ready to retire your snowblower or snow thrower to its storage place for the season this spring, do it the right way. To increase the life expectancy of your outdoor power equipment, follow these simple guidelines to protect both the body and the motor. You may only use it for a few months out of the year, but failing to prepare for storage and the next season can be a costly mistake. Rugged U can help you out.
You spent your summer on your boat or jet ski and really hadn’t thought about your snowmobile in months. Now that there is a chill in the air, and snow begins to fall, you are ready to trade in your bathing suit for a snowsuit. So you jump on your sled, and try to crank it over and... nothing. Use these 11-points to narrow down the cause, so you can get out on the powder.
RUGGED U: Some of the toughest conditions for both Outdoor Power Equipment as well as Power Sport vehicles is sometimes traveling through the mud in the spring and fall, or snow in the winter. One of the best ways to avoid getting stuck is by installing tire chains. NEED HELP? Here is a handy video we produced to help you install The ROP Shop's tire chains so you can Stay Rugged.
Whether you are a snow pro, or just purchased your first snowblower or snow thrower this season, there is always room to learn something new. Rugged U has a few tips, tricks, and tools of the trade to give you a hand. Plus if you are in need of any OEM or aftermarket replacement parts, The ROP Shop is there to help as well.
A white Christmas may look nice, but it can make holiday travel stressful, hectic, and downright dangerous. If you put a plow on your truck to make this time of year easier for your friends and family, or if you own a fleet of trucks and clear out parking lots, proper prep and maintenance is key to a successful season. There are a few boxes to check to get both your truck and plow ready for the hard work of shoving snow out of the way, but for the well-being of yourself and your equipment it’s best to get it done. The ROP Shop's Rugged U blog can help you out.