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No idea how old this blower is, but we recently replaced the spark plug to get it working and it seems to be working fine, except the vibration is so much that it causes the cylinder to come loose from the block.  Any idea what the problem could be that would cause excessive vibrating.

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The vibration is almost certainly an imbalance of the fan rotor.  The device is very simple, the only thing attached to the motor shaft (and the only thing that moves besides the motor itself) is the fan.  See if you can remove the cover over the fan.   You will probably find that the fan rotor has some pieces broken off.

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