We have a 24" Cub Cadet Snowblower complete with Electric Start which has never been used as 1 or 2 pulls it Fired Up Rightaway.. Was out clearing around the Mailbox walking 2ft.down Slight Incline, Blower stalls, Tank is 1/2 Full.. If misery loves company level ground pull cord , Cord Frease & Snaps Beauty.. Drag Snowblower back to the Shed and Plug in Electric Start, Unit rolls over as it should but doesn't seem to be getting any Gas nor do I Smell any.. This Outing was the 3rd Time out this season and it's Fresh Gas.... Thoughts & Ideas Appreciated, Cheers Thanks

I finished clearing my driveway this morning and came away less than fully satisfied with the snow thrower's production. Long story short, I looked it over and found I'd broken a shear pin. After the repair I did some research on silicone spray and found some products that looked good at stopping the snow from sticking including some designed specifically for snow equipment. I also read that many people seem to be having good success with Pam or similar products at a fraction of the cost. My inclination is to use a non-specific silicone lubricant or perhaps something (non-silicone) like Teflon Non-Stick that I can use on my mower, as well, but Pam seems like an easy fix. Any thoughts?