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![gt106_hi[1] bcs brush cutter](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/gt106_hi1.jpg)
Brush Cutters
Brush Cutters
![gt106_hi[1] bcs brush cutter](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/gt106_hi1.jpg)

Chainsaws
Chainsaws


Garden Hand Tools
Garden Hand Tools

![ig3500Generator[1] bear cat generator](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2020/04/ig3500Generator1.png)
Generators
Generators
![ig3500Generator[1] bear cat generator](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2020/04/ig3500Generator1-1024x1024.png)
![T242[1] T242[1]](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2011/03/T2421.png)
Grass Trimmers
Grass Trimmers
![T242[1] T242[1]](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2011/03/T2421.png)
![HT235[1] HT235[1]](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/HT2351.png)
Hedge Trimmers
Hedge Trimmers
![HT235[1] HT235[1]](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/HT2351.png)

Lawn Mowers
Lawn Mowers

![EB802[1] leaf blower](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/EB8021-e1589330097993.png)
Leaf Blowers
Leaf Blowers
![EB802[1] leaf blower](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/EB8021-e1589330097993.png)
![Landa-pressure-washer-PC-tb[1] pressure washer](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/Landa-pressure-washer-PC-tb1.jpg)
Pressure Washers
Pressure Washers
![Landa-pressure-washer-PC-tb[1] pressure washer](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/Landa-pressure-washer-PC-tb1.jpg)
![wp2158[1] fire pumps](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/wp21581.jpg)
Pumps
Pumps
![wp2158[1] fire pumps](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2010/09/wp21581.jpg)

Riding Mowers / Lawn Tractors
Riding Mowers / Lawn Tractors


Safety Equipment
Safety Equipment

![Power-Clear-721R-38741CO14_3021s_SN_38741_34r_-6.jpg[1] snow blower toro](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2011/03/Power-Clear-721R-38741CO14_3021s_SN_38741_34r_-6.jpg1_-e1589330166552.jpg)
Snow Clearing
Snow Clearing
![Power-Clear-721R-38741CO14_3021s_SN_38741_34r_-6.jpg[1] snow blower toro](https://chilliwack-power-equipment.com/files/2011/03/Power-Clear-721R-38741CO14_3021s_SN_38741_34r_-6.jpg1_-e1589330166552.jpg)

Tillers
Tillers


Zero Turn Mowers
Zero Turn Mowers

About Us

Chilliwack Outdoor Power Equipment is a local, family owned, retail sales and service outlet for lawn & garden equipment.
The business dates back to 1973 when it was founded as Montie’s Small Engines. In 1987, it became John Montie Lawn & Garden. Then, under the ownership of Patti Wilton in 2014, it was renamed to Chilliwack Outdoor Power Equipment.
We’ve built a reputation in Chilliwack as a high-end merchant of consumer and commercial-grade machinery. We only sell products that perform reliably – and we stand behind them with comprehensive service and warranty support.
Our staff are hands-on and knowledgeable. We fully assemble, test, and demonstrate the operation of every unit we sell. You can expect us to:
- Advise residential homeowners on how to get the right machine for the job.
- Provide support for commercial operators and professional landscapers to avoid downtime.
- Offer seasonal service and preventative maintenance schedules.
- Stand behind our brands with replacement parts, full-service repair, and warranty work.
Service Tips (FAQs)
Lawn Cutting
- Consider mulching.When you cut your lawn and leave the clippings on top, it can be quite unsightly. Many people opt for bagging the grass clippings and then dumping them into a compost or some other depository. However, in this case you're actually removing nutrients from the soil. We recommend mulching because with this technique the lawn mower grinds grass clippings so fine that they fall back into the soil where they quickly decompose.
- Your blades are critical to the process.It's one thing to keep your blades sharp, which means the grass is cut cleanly rather than being torn. This makes the lawn look better as well as facilitate its growth. Balancing your blades makes the lawnmower smoother and minimizes vibrations that you feel through the handle. It also helps maximize the life of the engine.
- Watch out for corrosion. Grass clippings themselves can have corrosive properties to metals on your lawnmower. It's a good idea to use a garden hose to spray off the underside of the lawnmower deck after use. This also prevents build up which keeps the mower functioning well. Adding fertilizers to your lawn can also have corrosive properties so this is an extra important time to wash your mower.
Chainsaw Maintenance
- Keep your chain sharp.It is recommended that you file your chain before each use. Don't forget to also file the rakers down which gauge how deep of a cut you make. It's a good idea to also have a replacement chain available in case you hit a rock or other debris. Another key component of optimal chain performance is the oil - make sure your machine has proper chain lubricant oil and is adjusted to the proper flow rate. Without lubrication, your chain will overheat and cease to function well.
- Use good quality and fresh fuel.We highly recommend the Aspen two-stroke fuel line as it comes pre-mixed and has other performance benefits. If you choose to mix your own fuels, try to avoid ethanol and use a good quality oil with careful attention to measurements for the correct oil-to-fuel ratio.
- Adjustments.For example, chain tension should be kept quite tight. The bar shouldn't have excessive wear and the sprocket should rotate freely. Some older saws also require mild adjustments to the carburetor to ensure the correct air-to-fuel ratio for optimal performance.
- Cleanliness.Saw dust gets everywhere. You want to make sure that the air filter area in particular stays clean and free of debris. Ensure there is no build up around the chain clutch or safety equipment to protect proper and safe operation.
DIY Spring Maintenance
- Replace the spark plug.
- Clean or replace the air filter.
- Change the engine oil.
- Check and sharpen your blade.
Avoid Stale Fuel
- Avoid Ethanol Fuels - Check the pump before you fill up - most gas stations offer a high octane fuel without ethanol. It does vary by fuel company, so do your own research.
- Use Fuel Stabilizer - If you do buy regular fuel with ethanol, it is highly recommended that you add a fuel stabilizer before you store your machine for the winter. Fuel stabilizer is a chemical additive that you pour into your fuel tank. It's widely available and you can find it at our Chilliwack retail outlet. Check ratio guidelines carefully to put the correct amount in.
- Use Alternative Fuels - We carry Aspen Fuels which are a synthetic derived from wood waste products. These fuels do cost more, however, they perform better than gasoline, never go stale, and typically have less smoke and exhaust fumes. Aspen is available in four-stroke and two-stroke variants.
Chilliwack Outdoor Power Equipment
45781 Alexander Ave
Chilliwack BC
V2P 1L6
Phone: (604) 792-4410
Chilliwack Outdoor Power Equipment
45781 Alexander Ave
Chilliwack BC
V2P 1L6
Phone: (604) 792-4410