I would like to use my snowblower for the season. I've never used before, my husband used to do it. He said that I need to charge it first before using it. How do I go that

Its suppost to do this to keep from damageing the transmission and gear reduction case on the unit
You must be hitting things while snowblowing that go beyond limit of the brakeing point of the pin .
Chunks of ice will case problems with smalled low powered mechines bigger ones to but it jambs them but the parts are bigger so the pins can be stronger .
Keep the same pins that are ment for mechine and use it carefully

My blower runs fine and has no problem all I do is keep it nice and clean after use and oil the running parts after the season when I dont use it I am very happy with it.

Sounds like snow blower has been sitting since last season. Remove carburetor shield and move throttle linkage at top of carburetor. They some times seize or tighten up from sitting.Spray with WD-40 or something to lubricate.

Many small engine problems such as you described are fuel related. In today's world, most of our gasolines are blended with ethanol and thus gasoline shelf life has been reduced to 4-6 months. It is important that after each season's use you be certain to run the snowblower until all gasoline in the tank and carburetor have been used - effectively running the snowblower out of gas. If you did't do that last season the "old" gasoline in the carburetor has began to gum up and will not let the carburetor mix fuel and air properly. The solution will be to remove, disassemble and clean the carburetor. It is likely the gas tank will also need to be drained, removed, and cleaned. If you are unable to do this you will need to take to a qualified small engine mechanic in your area.

Lastly and, very importantly, make certain when you are ready to use your repaired snowblower that you use FRESH gasoline. And, remember the first part of this discussion at the end of the season.

that's not the solution..the cheap plastic bulbs harden after a season's use. how can we soften them?

mine does the same took it in they said nothing was wrong now this year the motor went 3 hours on this thing and no compression swisher is junk in my opinion

The problem your having is not the govenor unless the spring is broke.you have a carb problem where the motor is starving for fuel.you need to take carb off and clean it or replace it with a new one.

yes you can adjust the throttle cable, did you leave gas in it over the season, if you did this is definitley the problem, dump out the gas and pour new.

Our pull cord broke .came out and now can not thread it back in and when we do cannot do it tight enough . Will not work . Thanking You Linda