I cant find the correct spark plug and dont have

NO I DONT THE SPARK PLUG IS THE SAME PLEASE CHECK WITHA LOCAL DEALER BEFORE USING THIS PLUG

Several engines were available, you need to look for the number on your current plug - easiest method.

otherwise, you will need to give the motor manufacturer and nameplate info (Tecumseh SnowKing 8HP?)

It,s already set to specs when u buy it u need to call The service center or store where was bought...being new u should not do anything to some thing new and still under warranty

check for binding or bent parts
lube moving parts light oil

Sounds like a serious flooding issue, perhaps due to having blower on its side, take out spark plug and place plastic bag over and try pulling over, be careful that it doesn't spark and ignite any fuel expelled out of cylinder.
if that is the case pull over several times blow off plug and try again, fuel might be trapped in muffler so be aware of spray, ignition.
If it doesn't pull over with the plug removed take it back as a valve might be sprung.

key on choke on....prime it..start.

see if your getting spark first...if you are most likely you have a dirty carb and it needs cleaned well (build up from old gas will make them gummed up and not work at all). try that and then try to start again

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carb is probably gummed up from old fuel..take it off then clean it good and i bet it fires up

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The Homelite part number for this spark plug is 870174001. This number crosses to Champion spark plug RCJ6Y which can be bought at any Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, etc for about $3

I would check it at the start of every season and clean it. If you note that it seems to be running rich and might have fouled the plug, you can always pull it and check it again. Probably not a bad idea to check it before you put it away for the season. As for replacement, it depends on condition. I would think that you should get two or three season's use out of it before needing to replace it, at least.

HI

Check the ignition.Check the compression(remove the spark plug and ground the plug wire on the engine,seal off the plug hole with your thumb,operate the starter,if thecompression preasure blows your thumb off the hole the compression is adequate for the engine to run.Be careful not to touch the plug wire as this is done.Try to start the engine and see what is happening.Please let me know!

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