Snowblower Wheels Anti-Seize or Grease? Must DO! Simple trick to prevent wheels from being stuck!

A snowblower will need maintenance and repair in its future life. The most common issue that will prevent you from doing repair or maintenance on your snowblower is a stuck wheel. A stuck wheel is also known as a frozen wheel. The snowblower wheels get stuck due to RUST and corrosion. Do this simple trick to prevent costly repair in the future! A stuck wheel on a snowblower is a nightmare for the repair shop or for the DIY person. You have not done this maintenance yet...? Do it now before its too late! Before your wheels get stuck!

I use Permatex Anti-Seize 8oz for my snowblower's wheels. Here is an AMZN link to it
https://amzn.to/2R30oyk
You can use any grease too. Marine grade grease works for snowblower wheels too--but NOT the best! Instead, Apply anti-seize on the shaft and wheels to prevent wheels from getting stuck! Again, grease can be used for snowblower wheels. But the real reason for applying anti-seize or grease is NOT for lubrication... as the wheels do not "rotate" on the shaft or axle. It has a PIN that prevents that. The real purpose is RUST or corrosion prevention AND Ultimately... prevent your wheels from getting stuck!
This a MUST DO Maintenance for ALL Snowblowers!
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