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Like many other people with this snowblower, I ended up having a problem with the belt coming off. The snowblower worked fine for one storm, the enxt storm it stopped working. I put the belt back on because it came off and it immediately came off again.
After reading the discussion here I found that the large bolt that goes from the right side through the center of the rotor to the pulley on the left side was very loose. This caused the left pulley to be out of alignment with the other pulleys and caused the belt to come off. I ended up having to pull the cover off on the right side of the snowblower and tightening the large bolt that holds the rotor. It was sooo loose that I could turn it by hand.
When the snowblower worked, it seemed to work pretty well. It seems to do fine in snow at aobut 8 inches and has trouble with stuff that is deeper. So I recommend going out and blowing often so you don't have a problem.Get more detail about Toro 1800 18-Inch 12 Amp Electric Curve Snow Thrower #38025.
