Snow Throwers
Oregon 80-740 Snow Thrower Shear Bolt For Ariens 510015, 2-Inch Length 5/16/18 Thread 1pack
(Lawn & Patio) Blount International/Oregon
Sold as a single pack (bolt) per order
Snapper part numbers 1-3865 and 9-1550
John Deere part number AM122156
Price:
$11.99
$1.99
Customer Reviews:
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Large bolts, not small ones
The item description promises small bolts, but I've got large ones - useless for my snow thrower model. I am sending them back. -
Perfect Replacement; Price & Performance
Dealer wants $7 to $8 per pin; Home Depot sells them in a 3 pack for $14.95. Even with shipping this 10 pack comes out to $1.50 per pin. That is one heck of a bargain especially since the parts are from Oregon, a dependable manufacturer which has made chain saw parts & chains for what seems like...
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I have an old Ariens "Sno Thro" (10965) snow thrower. It has a Techumseh 5hp Engine on it (H5065077H). I just recieved an 8hp Techumseh engine and want to replace the 5hp. The output shaft is the same height and it will fit on the...
This is our 1971 Ariens Sno-Thro with the 7HP Tecumseh. My father purchased her (brand new) in July of 1971 for $371.00 and she has been ...
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Ariens Sno Thrower with discount
The battery-powered Ariens Amp Sno-Thro didn - Consumer Reports ...
Mediocre removal speed could mean you won’t finish your driveway before the battery runs down. With the included charger, the Amp is ready again in 6 to 7 hours. But even the optional quick charger is cold comfort: It’s $420 and still takes 2 to 3 hours. You’ll also need to store the Amp near an AC outlet, constantly plugged into the charger when the machine is not in use. This precludes storage in the typical shed.
Ariens Company History « Commercial Lawn Care
The company that became today’s Ariens began as a family business. Henry and Christine Ariens came to the small town of Brillion, Wisconsin, in 1893. There, they began operating an iron foundry from the garage behind their house. The home business evidently went well, and by 1897 they had built a factory, the first heavy industry to open in Brillion. The foundry was called Brillion Iron Works. The company flourished for 30 years, but it was hard hit at the very beginning of the Great Depression. Brillion Iron Works declared bankruptcy in 1929. Though the foundry was insolvent, it did not cease operating completely. In the same year as the bankruptcy, the company invented the first viable rotary tiller in the United States. The rotary tiller was a powerful farm implement that used rotating metal blades to lift and turn soil to prepare it for planting. Other inventors had come up with similar machines, but it had always been difficult to harness an adequate power source. The company put out various models in the early 1930s, and then in 1933 brought out the Ariens Rotary Tiller, powered by a four-cylinder, 14-horsepower engine.
At this juncture, the company that Henry and Christine Ariens had founded split into two separate entities. The Brillion Iron Works continued, now run by the oldest of the Ariens’ sons, Steve. Steve Ariens also headed an ancillary company, established in 1933 as the Ariens Company. The Iron Works became a leader in ductile iron casting and remained a privately held corporation until the 1970s, when it was sold to Beatrice Foods. The Ariens Company concentrated on tillers and other farm implements. Two other brothers, Leon and Francis, also managed the new firm. The company put out a range of tillers in the 1930s and 1940s.
Producing Consumer Goods in the 1950s-60s
During World War II, the Ariens factory was converted to production of tools and materials for the benefit of the military. After the war, the company went back to producing tillers. The company had a line of tillers of different sizes and motor strengths for farm use. However, new technology led to the development of better and smaller horsepower motors, and in 1950 Ariens began producing small machines for the backyard gardener. Its first products of this type were the Jet Tiller and the Imperial Riding Mower. Ariens was able to tap the growing legions of suburbanites for its new line. Its high-end equipment appealed to wealthier property owners. The riding mower was an attractive alternative to the back-straining work of the old-fashioned push mower, especially for those with extensive grounds.
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Snow Blowers Direct Adds New Ariens AMP 24 Sno-ThroBenzinga - Dec 01, 2010
"The AMP 24 Sno-Thro from Ariens is powerful, quiet and easy to use," said Kriss Schrader, resident product expert for Snow Blowers Direct.Sioux City Journal - Nov 20, 2010
While it isn't cheap, Thompson said the Ariens AMP24 Sno-Thro comes with all the features of a larger gas blower. The model has just as much torque,AUTO-MOBI.info (press release) - Nov 20, 2010
Sovde was established in 1966 and began selling the Ariens Sno-Thro brand in 1973. The company also distributes Wolf Garden, Garden Fox, Eliet,EnBeauce.com - Nov 24, 2010
Depuis peu, la compagnie américaine Ariens a lancé un souffleur 24 pouces (Amp Sno-Thro) sur le marché canadien soit un an après sa sortie aux États-Unis.