Operating Battery-Powered Snowblowers (Plug and Play)

and let's just fire it up manually foreign these up really isn't that much of an issue but as we go over to the battery powered once let's see what it takes to get these to start to go if we come in here real tight here's your on switch here's your off switch first thing we want to make sure is we got a battery in place pop that in here's your kill switch just like on the other ones is inside of it and you hold this down and now you've got green means go light and you've got three seconds to activate any switch because it'll Auto turn off to save the battery so turn it on and now if I want to go forward or actually the AUG this side is the auger it just kicks in right away she's on she's got forward reverse all at our fingertips ready to go right here and then over here we've got almost the same setup but just a little bit different we make sure our battery's in place hold our buttons and then where she's on you can I don't want to snow blow because I'm gonna don't want to hit my camera but she's ready to go that's as simple as it gets you're not dealing with checking battery gas you're not worried about old fuel in it carburetors cleaning anything like that but let's go over some of the individual specs and then let's put these things to work out in our Field of Dreams behind us