Snow Blower

Snow blower maintenance guide

Regular maintenance is essential to keep your Husqvarna snow blower running smoothly and efficiently.

Depending on the model of your snow blower—petrol-powered and battery-powered—some maintenance tasks can be done at home, while others should be handled by your local authorised Husqvarna dealer.

Maintenance of a petrol-powered snow blower

Before each use

  • Ensure that the safety devices are functioning properly.
  • Perform a general inspection—tighten any loose screws and nuts.
  • Clean the snow blower. ARTICLE LINK
  • Check the tyre pressure and adjust if needed.
  • Inspect the scraper bar for wear and damage.
  • Check the engine oil level.

First 20 hours

  • Lubricate moving parts.
  • Replace the engine oil. ARTICLE LINK

Every 50 hours or annually

  • Ensure that the safety devices are functioning properly.
  • Perform a general inspection—tighten any loose screws and nuts.
  • Clean the snow blower. ARTICLE LINK
  • Check the tyre pressure and adjust if needed.
  • Inspect the scraper bar for wear and damage.
  • Inspect belts for wear and damage.
  • Lubricate moving parts.
  • Check the spark plug. ARTICLE LINK

Maintenance of a battery-powered snow blower

Before each use

  • Perform a general inspection.
  • Clean the snow blower. ARTICLE LINK
  • Test the start inhibitor.
  • Check the safety key.
  • Inspect the motor brake handle.
  • Check the auger cover.
  • Inspect the auger blades for looseness and damage.
  • Inspect the auger pads for looseness and damage.
  • Check the battery for damage.
  • Ensure that the battery is charged.

Each month

  • Test that the battery release buttons work properly and that the battery locks securely in place.
  • Inspect the battery charger for damage and ensure it operates correctly.

Each season

  • Check the auger belt.
  • Inspect the connections between the battery and the snow blower as well as between the battery and the battery charger.

Quick Husqvarna snow blower maintenance tips

  • Always follow the maintenance schedule for your specific model.
  • Store your snow blower in a dry place when not in use.
  • Use only genuine Husqvarna spare parts for repairs and replacements.
  • Schedule regular servicing with your local authorised Husqvarna dealer to keep your product performing at its best.
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