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Hi Jerome:
Shouldn't be too bad.
You could disconnect the fuel line at the carb and drain the tank.
Drain and flush the carb. Reconnect the fuel line and fill with fresh gas.
If it won't start, pull the spark plug and clean/dry it with a propane torch, or replace it.
Odds are it will be fine.
Cheers.
If you replace the carburetor needle seat and bowl gasket it will do the trick. Look up your model snowblower at www.arcolawn.com and you can have them shipped.
Good luck
joe
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