Honda recommends torquing the plug to 14 ft-lbs. If the plug is new, rotate the plug a half turn after it seats to crush the sealing washer. Screw the plug in by hand, then tighten it down with the wrench. Replace the plug if it’s heavily worn or has cracks or other damage. Disconnect the spark plug cap, then unscrew the plug using a spark plug wrench.Ģ. Open the plug access panel next to the fuel filler cap. Let the engine cool off before removing the spark plug.ġ. Stop when the oil is at the edge of the neck. Install the drain plug, using a new washer.Ħ. Remove the drain bolt and washer from the back of the engine, next to the filler neck.ĥ. Place the snow blower on a level surface.Ĥ. Honda recommends 5W30 oil when temperatures are above 10☏ and 5W20 when operating in weather below 10☏.ġ. Oil should be checked with the dipstick inserted in the filler neck but not screwed in.
Honda recommends having the snow blower professionally serviced every 100 hours to check engine speed and valve clearance, and every two years to inspect the fuel system. Grease the chute tension bolts if you have an AM blower.Īfter the first 5 hours of use and every 50 hours of operation: Change the oil. Inspect the spark plug, auger clutch, auger paddles and chute guide lever (if equipped.)Įvery year before storage: Check the spark plug and drain the fuel tank and carburetor. Maintenance Scheduleīefore use: Check the oil and scraper blade.Įvery year before use: Change the oil. Do you want to make sure your Honda single stage snow blower will be reliable and deliver maximum performance? Here’s everything you need to do to keep your HS720AM, HS720AS or HS720AA performing at its best.
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