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277 cc is equal to between 7 and 8 horse power
357 cc is equal to about 13 horse power.
Brigs changed their rating several years ago when every thing went metric. I googled this information.
it would depend on the kind of snow you are blowing
check for proper tension on the belt
you can add rubber to the blower paddles to take up space on the outside of housing check youtube
Tune up and carb adjustment. There are two screws on your carb which control the low end(idle) and the high end (throwing power) Play with those with very small turns to adjust.
I take it that you have a 2-stage snow blower, that is is has the auger blades and then the 2-stage impeller. The impeller blade is damaged <<OR>> the motor is to small to through the snow far. If you have a 5-horse engine and throwing heavy snow, the snow may not go as far as the light fluffy stuff.
A single stage snow thrower is not designed to throw snow far, just move it over a bit.
There are to many variables to go from CC's to HP. Horsepower is a calculation of the torque output multiplied by RPM. Depending on compression ratio, bore size, stroke length, etc
it sounds like you have a pretty small snow thrower, Here in northern michigan anything less than a 8 horse power will not work except on light fluffy snow. To answer your question, Yes that might help. any thing that reduces friction will make it work better. I really need a little more info before I can be of help on this. can you tell me what size (width) the blower path is, the horse power of the motor, the make of the device and also, is it one or two stage. when I hear back from you I'll try to be of more assistance.
Hi Anonymous, I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box? There is no direct conversion possible. Do you the ft-lb torque of your engine?
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