• The John Deere 1332DDE is a high-powered snowblower.Carson Ganci / Design Pics/Valueline/Getty Images
  
  The John Deere 1332DDE is a large and high-powered snowblower, as the engine has a displacement rate comparable to a small motorcycle. This snowblower is for the toughest snow removal jobs, and is intended for either professional or personal use. The retail price for a new 1332DDE is approximately $2,400.
  
  

Specifications

• The John Deere 1332DDE snowblower has a one-cylinder, four-stroke engine. Engine manufacturing company Tecumseh makes the engine, and the model number is OHSK130-223825C. The total engine displacement is 357cc, or 21.8 cubic inches. The total horsepower is 13, while spark plug torque is approximately 250 pounds per inch. The 1332DDE has six different forward speed settings and two reverse speed settings. Recommended engine oil is SAE 5W-30, and the recommended gear oil is SAE 80W-90. Other recommended greases are the John Deere High Temperature EP Grease and Grease Gard.
  
  

Dimensions and Features

• The total length of the John Deere 1332DDE snow blower is 60 inches; the overall width is 34.5 inches and the total height is 40 inches. The 1332DDE weighs approximately 302 pounds. The tire size is 16/6.5 by 8 inches and the maximum tire pressure is 14 PSI. The total clearing width capability of this snow blower is 32 inches. The total fuel tank capacity is approximately one gallon, while the total crankcase capacity is about 28 oz. This snowblower also has a halogen headlight connected to the handle bar for enhanced vision during use. This snowblower also has heated hand grips.
  
  

Service Intervals and Recommendations

• After the first two hours of operation, the engine oil should be checked to make sure it is at the proper level, and all hardware should be checked to make sure it is not loose. The engine oil level should be checked after every use. After 25 hours of use, the auger drive shaft should be lubricated and the spark plug, tire pressure, engine oil gearbox lubricant and auger drive belt tension should be checked. After 100 hours of use, or annually, the engine cooling fins should be checked and cleaned if need be. The tire pressure, auger driver shaft lubricant and belt tension, auger drive shaft and gearbox lubricant should all be checked. The internal drive and discharge chute should be lubricated as well.