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Dual stage snowthrower, 8.0 torque power, 24 inch
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6.
(Figure
25) Note the position
of the friction
wheel
(4). The correct
distance
"A"
from the
right side of the friction
wheel
(4) to the
outside
of the motorbox
is as follows:
Tire Size
Distance
"A"
12 and 13 inch
4-1/8" (10.5 cm)
16 inch
4-5/16"
(10.95 cm)
If the friction
wheel
(4) is not in the correct
position,
adjust as follows.
How To Adjust
The Friction
Wheel
1. (Figure
1) Position
the shift
speed
lever
(6)
in the lowest forward
speed.
2. (Figure
9) Loosen
the bolts
(1) on the
speed
control
rod (8).
3. (Figure
25) Move the friction
wheel
(4) to
the correct
position.
4. (Figure
9) Tighten
the bolts
(1) on the
speed
control
rod (8).
5. (Figure
23) Install the bottom
panel
(2).
6. Tighten
the bolts
(3) on each side of the
bottom
panel
(2).
How To Replace
The Friction
Wheel
If the friction
wheel
is worn or damaged,
the
snow thrower
will not move forward.
The friction
wheel
must be replaced
as follows.
1. (Figure
1) Remove
the gas from the gas
tank. Stand the snow thrower
up on the front
end of the auger
housing
(4).
WARNING:
Drain the gasoline
outdoors,
away from
fire or flame.
2. Disconnect
the spark
plug wire.
3. (Figure
29) Remove
the fasteners
that
secure
the left wheel
(10). Remove
the left
wheel
(10) from the axle (11).
4. Loosen
the bolts
(3) on each side of the
bottom
panel
(2).
5. Remove
the bottom
panel
(2).
6. (Figure
30) Remove
the fasteners
that
secure
the drive
sprocket
(12) to the axle
(11).
7. Remove
the right wheel,
axle (11), and drive
sprocket
(12).
8.
(Figure
31) Remove
the four bolts
(16) that
hold the bearings
(7) on each side of the
hex shaft
(8).
9.
(Figure
32) Remove
the hex shaft
(8) and
bearings
(7).
NOTE:
Take special
note
of the position
of
the washers
(17).
10. (Figure
27) Remove
the three fasteners
(4)
that hold the friction
wheel
(5) to the hub
(6).
11. (Figure
27) Remove
the friction
wheel
(5)
from the hub (6). Slip the friction
wheel
(5)
off the hex shaft
(8).
12.Assemble
the new friction
wheel
(5) onto
hub (6) with the fasteners
removed
earlier.
13.(Figure
32) Install the hex shaft
(8) and
bearings
(7) with the four bolts removed
earlier.
Make sure
the washers
(17) are properly
installed
in the original
position.
Also,
make
sure
the two washers
(13) are
properly
aligned
with
the actuator
arms
(14).
14. Make sure the hex shaft
(8) turns freely.
15.(Figure
30) install the right wheel, axle (11),
and drive
sprocket
(12) with the fasteners
removed
earlier.
Install the chain
(15) onto
the drive
sprocket
(12).
16. Check the adjustment
of the friction
wheel.
See "How To Adjust
The Friction
Wheel"
in
this section.
17. Make sure the fdction
wheel
and the disc
drive plate are free from grease
or oil.
18.(Figure
23) Install the bottom
panel
(2).
19.Tighten
the bolts
(3)on
each side of the
bottom
panel
(2).
20. Install
the left wheel
(10) to the axle (11)
with the fasteners
removed
earlier.
21. Connect
the spark plug wire.
How
To Replace
the
Auger
Shear
Bolt
The augers
are secured
to the auger shaft with
special
shear bolts. These
shear
bolts are
designed
to break and protect
the machine
if an
object
becomes
lodged
in the auger
housing.
Do
not use a harder
bolt as the protection
provided
by the shear bolt will be lost.
,_
WARNING:
For safety
and to
protect
the machine,
use only
original
equipment
shear
bolts.
To replace
a broken
shear bolt, proceed
as
follows.
Extra shear
bolts were provided
in the
assembly
parts bag.
1. (Figure
1) Move
the stop
switch
(13) to the
stop position.
Disengage
all controls.
2.
Disconnect
the spark
plug wire. Make sure
all moving
parts have stopped.
3. (Figure
14) Lubricate
the auger
shaft Zerk
fitting
(1), if equipped,
with a grease
gun.
4.
(Figure
26) Align the hole in the auger with
the hole in the auger
shaft.
Install the new
shear
bolt
(2), spacer
(3), and Iocknut
(4).
5. Connect
the spark plug wire.
How
To Prepare
The
Snow
Thrower
For
Storage
_
ARNING:
Do not remove
gasoline
while
inside
a building,
near a fire,
or while
you smoke.
Gasoline
fumes
can cause
an explosion
or a fire.
If the snow thrower
is to be stored
for an
extended
period,
refer to the engine
manufacturer's
operating
manual
(included
with
some
models)
for important
maintenance
or
storage
details.
1. Drain the fuel tank.
2.
Let the engine
run until it is out of gasoline.
3. Never store the snow thrower with fuel in the
tank inside a building
where
ignition sources
are present such as hot water and space
heaters,
clothes dryers,
and the like. Allow the
engine
(motor)
to cool before storing
in any
enclosure.
4.
Drain the oil from the warm engine.
Fill the
engine
crankcase
with new oil.
5. Thoroughly
clean the snow thrower.
6.
Lubricate
all lubrication
points.
See the
Maintenance
section.
7.
Be sure that all nuts, bolts and screws
are
securely
fastened.
Inspect all visible
moving
parts for damage,
breakage
and wear.
Replace
if necessary.
8.
Cover the bare metal parts of the blower
housing,
auger, and the impeller
with spray
rust preventative
lubricant.
9. Put the unit in a building
that has good
ventilation.
Store in a clean and dry area, but
NOT near a stove, furnace
or water heater
which
uses a pilot light or any device
that can
create
a spark.
10. If the machine
must be stored
outdoors,
block up the snow thrower
to be sure the
entire
machine
is off the ground.
11 .Cover
the snow thrower
with a suitable
protective
cover
that does not retain
moisture.
Do not use plastic.
How
To Order
Replacement
Parts
The replacement
parts are shown
either on the
back pages of this Instruction
Book
or in a
separate
Parts List Book.
Use only manufacturer's
authorized
or approved
replacement
parts. Do not use attachments
or
accessories
not specifically
recommended
for
this unit. In order to obtain
proper
replacement
parts you must supply
the model
number
(see
nameplate).
To obtain
replacement
parts, contact
your local
Dealer.
Replacement
parts for the engine,
transaxle,
or
transmission,
are available
from the
manufacturer's
authorized
service
centre
found
in the yellow
pages
of the telephone
directory.
Also, see the individual
engine
or transmission
warranties
to order replacement
parts.
When
ordering
the following
information
is
required:
(1)
The Model Number
(2)
Serial Number
(3)
Part Number
(4)
Quantity
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