To keep your snow gear ready, you’ll want fresh slide shoes, scraper bars, and handle knobs so your blower glides smoothly and doesn’t gouge the driveway. Add a chute clearing tool, an impeller kit, and drive belts so wet, heavy snow doesn’t stall you out. Don’t forget roof rake wheels and simple hardware kits that stop wobbles fast. Should you be unsure which parts matter most, you’re about to see exactly where to start.
Snow Thrower Slide Shoes Set with Bolts and Nuts (2 Pack)
For anyone tired of fighting with a snow blower that scrapes the driveway or leaves uneven tracks, the Snow Thrower Slide Shoes Set with Bolts and Nuts (2 Pack) can feel like a quiet little rescue. This small upgrade helps lift the auger housing just enough, so the machine glides instead of gouges. Each shoe measures about 4 3/4 inches long, 3 inches wide, with 2 3/4 inches center spacing, making fitment straightforward. It suits many two stage models from Troy Bilt, MTD, Yard Machines, Huskee, Stens, Oregon, Bolens, and several Cub Cadet and White Snow Boss units.
Best For: Homeowners with two-stage snow blowers who want to prevent driveway scraping, protect surfaces, and maintain smoother, more even snow clearing.
Pros:
- Compatible with a wide range of popular two-stage snow blower brands and models
- Durable carbon steel construction with rust- and water-resistant, spray-painted finish
- Includes mounting screws and nuts for quick, easy installation and replacement
Cons:
- Only fits models with matching 4 3/4″ x 3″ dimensions and 2 3/4″ bolt spacing
- Not suitable for single-stage snow blowers
- May wear faster on very rough or gravel surfaces, requiring periodic replacement
MTD OEM-731-2643 Genuine Parts Accessories Snow Thrower Chute Clearing Tool
Snow blowing in heavy, wet conditions often leads to clogged chutes, and that is exactly where the MTD OEM-731-2643 Snow Thrower Chute Clearing Tool becomes a quiet lifesaver. Instead of reaching in with a hand or stick, a person can use this simple tool to safely break up packed snow and ice. It works with many major snow blower brands, so it can usually stay clipped right on the machine and be ready once slush starts to jam the discharge chute.
This tool comes from MTD Genuine Parts, built by Arnold Corporation, a company with more than 50 years of winter equipment experience. That long history shows up in the design. The tool is lightweight at just over 6 ounces, yet long enough at 22 inches to reach deep into a chute without putting fingers at risk. The black plastic body feels sturdy in cold weather, so it does not crack easily as the temperature drops.
Because it is made as a genuine replacement for O.E. numbers 931-2643 and 731-2643, it fits where users expect and works the way the original did, often better. Whenever snow is around 12 inches deep and heavy, many people find their blowers clog more often. Having this tool close by helps them clear those blockages quickly. That means less stopping, less frustration and more steady walking behind the machine instead of wrestling with it.
Reviews show that owners trust this little helper. With a 4.8 out of 5 star rating across hundreds of reviews, many users say they feel safer and more confident tackling big storms. They know they do not have to take chances with their hands. Plus, easy instructions guide new users on how to clear the chute and keep the tool in good shape through the winter.
Best For: Homeowners and snow blower users who regularly deal with heavy, wet snow and want a safe, easy way to clear clogged discharge chutes without using their hands.
Pros:
- Designed specifically to safely clear packed snow and ice from snow thrower discharge chutes, reducing risk of hand injuries.
- Lightweight yet long (22 inches) for good reach, and sturdy plastic construction holds up well in cold weather.
- Genuine MTD replacement for O.E. #931-2643 and #731-2643, compatible with many major brands and highly rated (4.8/5) by users.
Cons:
- Only useful for those who already own and use a snow blower, limiting its appeal.
- Plastic construction, while durable, may not satisfy users who prefer metal tools.
- Optimal performance is most noticeable in heavy, wet snow and deeper accumulations, so it may feel less essential in light or infrequent snow conditions.
Extreme Max Replacement Wheels for Shingle-Saver Roof Snow Rake (2 Pack)
Anyone who depends on a Shingle-Saver roof snow rake and hates seeing shingles scuffed or damaged will find the Extreme Max replacement wheels a simple but powerful fix. This 2 pack is built as an exact match for the Extreme Max 5600.3207 Shingle-Saver 21-foot roof snow rake, so the wheels slide right into place without guesswork.
With fresh blade rollers, the rake glides over shingles while still giving a close, clean shave to the snow. Homeowners who already rely on the full Extreme Max system can also find matching parts like braces, tubes, blade, and grip for a fully refreshed setup.
Best For: Homeowners who own the Extreme Max 5600.3207 Shingle-Saver 21’ Roof Snow Rake and want to protect their shingles with easy-to-install replacement wheels.
Pros:
- Exact replacement fit for the Extreme Max 5600.3207 Shingle-Saver 21’ Roof Snow Rake, no modification needed
- Blade rollers help prevent shingle scuffing while still providing a close snow “shave”
- Sold as a 2-pack, ideal for refreshing worn or damaged wheels at the same time
Cons:
- Only compatible with the Extreme Max Shingle-Saver model, not a universal fit for other rakes
- Includes wheels/rollers only; other worn parts must be purchased separately
- May feel like an extra expense for users whose existing wheels are only lightly worn
Snow Blower Handle Knob and Lock Bolt Screw Kit Compatible with Toro
A good handle knob and lock bolt kit can make a tired Toro snow blower feel solid and safe again, especially for a homeowner who is tired of a wobbly, folding handle that never seems to stay tight. This kit is built for popular Toro models, including 21 inch Power Clear and 24 inch SnowMaster units, and covers many model numbers like 34001, 36003, 38454, 38587, 38721, 39914, 39921T, and more.
The polypropylene handle knob, paired with a steel bow shaped lock bolt, washer, and nut, pulls the folding handle tight, cuts down shaking, and helps the machine feel steady in tough winter work.
Best For: Homeowners with compatible Toro 21″ Power Clear or 24″ SnowMaster snow blowers who want to eliminate a loose, wobbly folding handle and restore solid, safe operation.
Pros:
- Direct-fit replacement for many Toro models, including popular Power Clear and SnowMaster units
- Durable materials (polypropylene knob and steel bolt/washer) for a secure, long-lasting handle connection
- Simple, DIY-friendly installation that quickly tightens and stabilizes a loose folding handle
Cons:
- Limited to specific Toro model numbers, so not guaranteed to fit all snow blowers
- Does not address other structural issues if the handle or frame is bent or damaged
- Users must verify part numbers and compatibility themselves, which may be confusing for some owners
21″ Scraper Bar Replacement for EGO Snow Blowers
Homeowners who rely on EGO Power+ 21 inch snow blowers often find that a quality scraper bar, like the 21″ Snow Blower Scraper Bar (part number 2825138001), can be the quiet hero of their winter routine. It fits models SNT2100, SNT2102, SNT2103, SNT2110, SNT2112, and SNT2114, so owners can feel confident about compatibility.
This sturdy plastic scraper bar is built for harsh cold and will not rust, which helps the machine glide closely along the surface. That tight contact clears more snow, reduces wear on the housing, and helps avoid costly repairs. The package includes the scraper bar, 5 bolts, 5 washers, and 5 nuts.
Best For: Homeowners with EGO Power+ 21″ snow blowers (models SNT2100, SNT2102, SNT2103, SNT2110, SNT2112, SNT2114) who want a durable, rust-free scraper bar to maintain peak snow-clearing performance and reduce wear on their machine.
Pros:
- Precisely compatible with EGO 21″ models SNT2100, SNT2102, SNT2103, SNT2110, SNT2112, and SNT2114 for an easy, reliable fit
- High-quality, cold-resistant plastic that won’t rust and is designed for long service life
- Includes all necessary hardware (5 bolts, 5 washers, 5 nuts) for straightforward installation
Cons:
- Only fits specific EGO 21″ models, not universal across other brands or sizes
- Plastic construction may not appeal to users who prefer metal components
- Requires time and basic tools for installation, which may be inconvenient for some users
304 Stainless Steel Snow Blower Impeller Modification Kit (3-Pack)
Snow fighters who are tired of clogged chutes and weak throwing distance will find the 304 Stainless Steel Snow Blower Impeller Modification Kit (3-Pack) a smart upgrade for their two-stage machines. This kit is built from 100 percent 304 stainless steel, so it resists rust and corrosion, even after many harsh winters. It avoids the common problem where galvanized screws fuse together and cannot be reused.
Best For: Homeowners and professionals with two-stage snow blowers who want to reduce chute clogs, improve throwing distance, and add a durable, rust-resistant impeller upgrade.
Pros:
- 100% 304 stainless steel construction resists rust and corrosion for long-term durability
- Rubber paddles and stainless blades reduce the impeller-to-housing gap, helping prevent clogs and improve snow discharge
- Complete kit with paddles, blades, bolts, lock nuts, and self-tapping screws simplifies installation
Cons:
- Designed specifically for two-stage snow blowers, so not suitable for single-stage models
- Requires careful measurement/part number verification to ensure compatibility with your machine
- Installation may be challenging for users unfamiliar with mechanical work or lacking proper tools
Ameri Exact Replacement Scraper Bars for MTD Snow Throwers
Winter frustration often starts as a worn-out scraper bar leaves a thin, stubborn layer of snow and ice on the driveway, even after a full pass with the machine. That is where the Ameri Exact Replacement Scraper Bars for MTD Snow Throwers quietly rescue the day.
These bars are built as direct replacements for MTD part numbers like 731-1033 and 731-0778, and they fit 20 inch and 21 inch models, including Dual Cycle Single Stage units and Snow Wolf models 174, 180, 181, 191, and 196 from 1988 and newer. Strong materials handle rough ice, while simple bolt-off, bolt-on installation keeps you outside for minutes, not hours.
Best For: Homeowners with 20″–21″ MTD single-stage snow throwers (including Snow Wolf models 174, 180, 181, 191, 196 from 1988+) who need a durable, direct-fit replacement scraper bar for cleaner driveway clearing.
Pros:
- Direct replacement for multiple MTD part numbers (731-1033, 731-0778, 73-017, 706-14240, 731-0722, 731-0812) simplifies compatibility.
- High-quality, durable construction designed to withstand harsh winter use and reduce premature wear.
- Easy, quick bolt-off/bolt-on installation that can be done in minutes with basic tools.
Cons:
- Limited to 20″ and 21″ MTD models, so not suitable for other sizes or brands.
- Only fits 1988 and newer units, excluding older legacy machines.
- Does not include hardware or additional parts, so worn bolts or fasteners may need to be sourced separately.
MARSHALLTOWN Avalanche Slide Kit 12′ with 1.5″ Wheels (AVA500-SK)
Built for anyone who depends on their Avalanche roof rake and is tired of fighting with sticky, dragging parts, the MARSHALLTOWN Avalanche Slide Kit 12′ with 1.5″ wheels (AVA500-SK) offers a simple way to bring smooth performance back to the tool. This replacement slide, made in the USA with global materials, is built for steady, everyday winter use.
The 12 foot slide and 1.5 inch wheels help the rake glide instead of grab, so snow removal feels smoother and safer. At just 0.59 kilograms, it is light yet durable, and strong reviews show it restores dependable, low stress operation.
Best For: Homeowners or property managers who regularly use an Avalanche roof rake and need a reliable replacement slide that restores smooth, low-effort snow removal performance.
Pros:
- 12′ slide with 1.5″ wheels helps the rake glide smoothly, reducing drag and effort during snow removal
- Lightweight (0.59 kg) yet durable, suitable for steady winter use
- Made in the USA with global materials and backed by strong customer ratings (4.8/5 stars)
Cons:
- Only compatible with Avalanche roof rake systems, limiting use with other brands
- May feel pricey for a single replacement component if you rarely use your rake
- Replacement still requires time and a bit of effort to install correctly
Electric Snow Shovel Drive Belt Kit for Earthwise Snow Blowers
For homeowners who depend on their Earthwise electric snow shovels to clear paths quickly, the Electric Snow Shovel Drive Belt Kit can feel like a quiet lifesaver on tough mornings. Whenever a belt slips or snaps, everything stops, often right when the driveway is buried. This kit steps in as a direct replacement for models SN70016 and SN74014, so there is no guessing or forcing parts to fit.
The kit includes an auger drive belt at 372 millimeters and a motor toothed belt at 135 millimeters. Each belt is sized to match the original parts exactly, which helps power move smoothly from the motor to the auger. Because of this precise fit, the shovel can throw snow more efficiently and with less strain on the engine.
To handle winter stress, the belts use upgraded neoprene and glass fibre. Neoprene helps resist heat, aging, and even small sparks, while glass fibre threads add strength so the belts hold tight under load. That mix gives owners a dependable drive system, even in repeated freeze and thaw cycles.
Installation usually takes around five minutes, since the belts match the factory dimensions. Users simply remove the old belts, loop the new ones over the pulleys, and check the tension. Whenever a belt kit can be installed this quickly, it turns a frustrating breakdown into a short pause.
Over time, swapping worn belts instead of replacing a whole shovel can save a lot of money. It also reduces panic on snowy mornings, because a simple repair restores the machine’s life. In case questions come up about fit, use, or quality, customer support stands ready to guide the next step.
Best For: Homeowners using Earthwise electric snow shovel models SN70016 or SN74014 who want an easy, cost-effective fix to restore performance after a drive belt failure.
Pros:
- Exact replacement fit for Earthwise SN70016 and SN74014 models, reducing guesswork and compatibility issues
- Upgraded neoprene and glass fibre construction for improved durability, heat resistance, and reliable power transfer
- Quick installation in about five minutes, allowing fast return to snow-clearing with minimal downtime
Cons:
- Limited compatibility, only designed for Earthwise SN70016 and SN74014 models
- Requires basic mechanical comfort to remove covers, access pulleys, and set belt tension correctly
- Does not address other potential causes of performance issues, such as motor or auger damage
Factors to Consider When Choosing Snow Removal Replacement Parts
Upon selecting snow removal replacement parts, you want them to fit right, last long, and not give you a headache during install. That means you’ll need to check brand compatibility, match the exact model and size, and pay close attention to material strength, weather resistance, and protection against rust. As you look at these details together, you’ll feel more confident that each part will handle tough winters and keep your snow equipment ready at the times you need it most.
Confirming Brand Compatibility
Ever contemplate why two parts that look almost the same still don’t fit your snow blower or plow just right? It usually comes down to brand compatibility. You protect yourself as you start by checking the manufacturer’s details. They’ll list which brands and series the part actually supports, so you’re not guessing in the garage.
Next, look closely at the part number in the product description. Whenever that number matches your current part, you’re on the right track. Some brands design parts that work across several names, so observe any “fits XYZ brand” annotations.
Then, confirm key dimensions and compare them to your old part. Finally, read customer reviews. Real users often share what brands and setups the part truly fits.
Matching Model and Size
Although it’s tempting to grab a part that just “looks close enough,” matching the right model and size is what actually keeps your snow blower or plow running smoothly instead of breaking down in the middle of a storm. Start by finding the exact model number on your machine’s tag, then match it to the part listing. Even small differences matter.
Next, measure key dimensions. Check length, width, diameter, and mounting hole spacing. Should a skid shoe, scraper bar, or belt is off even a little, it can rub, slip, or refuse to install.
Then, look at the fit details in the description. Many parts only work with a few specific models. Finally, read customer reviews to confirm the part truly fits gear like yours.
Material Strength and Durability
You’ve already seen how matching the right model and size keeps your snow gear from failing in the middle of a storm, and material strength is the next part of that same safety net. At the time you choose parts, you’re really choosing how confidently you’ll face the next blizzard.
Look closely at what each part is made of. High quality carbon steel and 304 stainless steel hold up under heavy loads, so augers, scraper bars, and skid shoes stay strong instead of bending or cracking. For non metal parts, sturdy plastics like polypropylene and styrene butadiene rubber give you flexibility without breaking.
Pay attention to thickness too. For example, 3/8 inch rubber paddles cut snow better, resist cold, reduce clogs, and protect your machine from harsh impact.
Weather and Corrosion Resistance
Cold, wet weather slowly eats away at snow removal parts, so contemplating corrosion resistance is just as significant as choosing the right size or material strength. You’re encountering moisture, road salt, and constant freezing and thawing, so unprotected metal can rust fast and weaken at the moment you need it most.
To fight that, look for parts made from high quality carbon steel, stainless steel, or treated plastics. These materials stand up better to salty slush and icy buildup. Then, add another layer of defense. Coatings like galvanization, powder coat, or even quality spray paint help seal out water and salt.
Regularly check blades, brackets, springs, and hardware for initial rust spots, bubbling paint, or pitting, so you can fix problems before a storm exposes them.
Ease of Installation
Ever found yourself in the middle of a storm, holding a new part in one hand and a handful of bolts in the other, contemplating how you’ll get it all together in time? That’s at which ease of installation really matters.
You don’t want to fight with confusing diagrams or vague steps. Look for parts that include clear, simple instructions, so you can move quickly and confidently. At the moment a part is built for your exact model, it usually lines up perfectly, which means fewer awkward adjustments and less frustration.
It also helps at times when parts use sturdy materials that can handle being removed and reinstalled. Many products now highlight quick install times, sometimes under five minutes, so you can get back to clearing snow fast.
Included Hardware and Accessories
Getting a part that’s simple to install is only half the battle, because what really saves your sanity is the hardware and accessories that come in the box. Once you open a package, you should see every bolt, nut, washer, and screw you need. That way, you don’t stop mid-repair to rush out for missing pieces.
Look closely at what’s included. The best kits give you model-specific fasteners that match your snow blower or plow, so you’re not forcing parts to fit. Check that thread sizes and lengths line up with your existing hardware. High quality bolts and washers stay tight under vibration and cold, so the part holds up during heavy use. As soon as the hardware fits right, your repair feels smoother and less stressful.
Performance and Efficiency Impact
Whenever you choose a replacement part for your snow blower or plow, you’re not just swapping metal and plastic, you’re deciding how well that machine will fight through the next storm. The right scraper bar helps the auger pull snow cleanly, instead of leaving a packed, icy layer that slows you down. A well matched impeller moves snow fast, so wet, heavy drifts don’t clog the chute.
Material quality matters too. Strong 304 stainless steel and tough plastics hold up to salt, grit, and constant impact, so performance stays consistent. Whenever you install the correct size and model specific parts, the machine runs smoother, strains less, and clears more on each pass. With regular checks and timely replacements, you stay ready every time snow hits.
Long-Term Maintenance Costs
While you consider long-term maintenance costs, every part you choose is really a money decision, not just a repair choice. You’re not just fixing a breakdown. You’re deciding how often you’ll pay for parts, labor, and even fuel in the years ahead.
Whenever you pick high-quality parts made from 304 stainless steel or strong carbon steel, you help your equipment last longer. Those tougher materials resist rust, cracking, and bending, so you replace them less often.
It also helps whenever you swap scraper bars, skid shoes, and drive belts before they fail. Fresh parts reduce strain on the engine, use less fuel, and protect costly components. Parts that install easily cut labor time, so you save cash every time you open the toolbox.
