[Lifetime Warranty] 721011 Snow Thrower Skid Shoes
721011 Snow Thrower Skid Shoes
Key Features
- Material: Heavy-duty steel for maximum durability and wear resistance.
- Function: Protects the auger housing and scraper bar from direct contact with hard surfaces.
- Adjustable Height: Allows for proper clearance on various surfaces like pavement, gravel, or uneven ground.
- Package Contents: Includes two skid shoes and all necessary mounting hardware.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Ariens: 721011
- Ariens: 72101100
Compatibility & Fitment
- Brand: Ariens
- Machine Type: Fits most Ariens 2-stage snow blowers, including models like the ST824.
When to Replace
- Visible wear reaching the mounting bolts or auger housing.
- Shoes are bent, cracked, or rusted through.
- Uneven snow clearing or scraping on one side of the machine.
- Difficulty adjusting the skid shoe height due to wear.
Installation Tips
- Always replace both skid shoes at the same time to ensure even wear and level operation.
- Set clearance based on the surface: lower for smooth pavement, higher for gravel or uneven surfaces. A common setting is 1/8 inch clearance between the scraper bar and a flat surface.
- Ensure all mounting hardware is securely tightened after installation and check periodically.
$41.78
[Lifetime Warranty] 721011 Snow Thrower Skid Shoes—
$41.78
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Description
721011 Snow Thrower Skid Shoes
Key Features
- Material: Heavy-duty steel for maximum durability and wear resistance.
- Function: Protects the auger housing and scraper bar from direct contact with hard surfaces.
- Adjustable Height: Allows for proper clearance on various surfaces like pavement, gravel, or uneven ground.
- Package Contents: Includes two skid shoes and all necessary mounting hardware.
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Ariens: 721011
- Ariens: 72101100
Compatibility & Fitment
- Brand: Ariens
- Machine Type: Fits most Ariens 2-stage snow blowers, including models like the ST824.
When to Replace
- Visible wear reaching the mounting bolts or auger housing.
- Shoes are bent, cracked, or rusted through.
- Uneven snow clearing or scraping on one side of the machine.
- Difficulty adjusting the skid shoe height due to wear.
Installation Tips
- Always replace both skid shoes at the same time to ensure even wear and level operation.
- Set clearance based on the surface: lower for smooth pavement, higher for gravel or uneven surfaces. A common setting is 1/8 inch clearance between the scraper bar and a flat surface.
- Ensure all mounting hardware is securely tightened after installation and check periodically.
