When you can no longer trust the products that you use, things are getting pretty bad. Once again, another recall hits the news.<\/p>\n
This particular recall involves approximately 1,800 snow blowers in Canada and the U.S. They were recalled when it was discovered that the engine is missing a safety shield that should be present just above the side-mounted electric starter.<\/p>\n
The missing shield poses a serious potential for operators to lose fingers or sustain severe lacerations. If you have ever wondered who does safety inspections of products like this before they hit the marketplace, then you are not alone. Consumers that have been injured by this product or one like it may find out legal information about their rights by calling an Austin personal injury lawyer<\/a>.<\/p>\n The snow blowers affected by the recall come equipped with a Liquid Combustion Technology StormForce engine and have the word Sno-Tek in print across the handlebar plate. (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When you can no longer trust the products that you use, things are getting pretty bad. Once again, another recall hits the news. This particular recall involves approximately 1,800 snow blowers in Canada and the U.S. They were recalled when…<\/span><\/p>\n