Toro R-tec snowblower

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My $20 Toro. Yard sale find. Missing the primer bulb. It had a nice strong compression pop so I took a chance. Got it home and put some fuel in it. Used shop air at the primer and four pulls later in started in a cloud of smoke. Ran good and blew a lot of smoke at first but cleaned up. Pulled right up my drive way. Score!

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Similar to the one I've owned since new. It's beast. I went to premix Trufuel or VP because I only need about a half gallon each winter. Starts and runs like new.
 
Man, I am truly jealous. This is the Lexus of the Toro 2cycle snow blowers. It is heavier than the standard Toro but has more rpms. Not too many people realize that a Toro cr3650/2450 model are equivalent to a Ferrari on wheels for its lightweight maneuverability and snow throwing capability. Consider power to weight ratio. Today’s 4cycle single stage are a trashy design due to its inherent heavy environmental friendly engine which becomes unbearable as u approach being a senior citizen.
 
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I had a ccr2450 for 10 years.. it was 30 years old when I curbed it.. rusting out... I could have revived it but it was going to need major parts and overhaul.
Bought a 721e to replace it.
 
My $20 Toro. Yard sale find. Missing the primer bulb. It had a nice strong compression pop so I took a chance. Got it home and put some fuel in it. Used shop air at the primer and four pulls later in started in a cloud of smoke. Ran good and blew a lot of smoke at first but cleaned up. Pulled right up my drive way. Score!

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Love the background of the P71 crown vic parked in the garage. Time to perform the rear bumper tuck however........
 
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