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- Page 1 Owner’s Manual This Manual Must Be Read Before Operating The Equipment SS-4000 Serial No. SB4-100000 and higher CUSTOMER COPY Madison Heights, Michigan 48071 800-SALTERS www.snowexproducts.com © TrynEx International 2014 (REV A) F51877...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Maintenance Plan ..................................... 20 Cleaning ......................................20 Troubleshooting ......................................21 Notes ........................................22-23 Have a question or need assistance? SnowEx Customer Care (800) SALTERS or (248) 586-3500 Monday trough Friday 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM EST Fax: (248) 691-8378 E-mail: customercare@trynexfactory.com Website: www.snowexproducts.com... -
Page 3: Introduction
All established technical regulations for safety and proper working practice must be observed in addition to this manual and any applicable regulations for the prevention of accidents. Should you lose your Owner’s Manual or would like extra copies, they can be purchased at your SnowEx dealer. THIS SIGN SHOULD ALERT YOU: The Society of Automotive Engineers has adopted this Safety Alert Symbol to pinpoint characteristics that, if not carefully followed, can create a safety hazard. -
Page 4: Safety
(with Multi-Purpose brushes). Any operation over and above these uses will be considered as a non-intended use. SnowEx will not be held liable for any resulting damages. The operator alone is respon- sible for any risk. Intended Use also includes observance of the Owner’s Manual and keeping to all service and maintenance procedures. - Page 5 Safety PERSONNEL Work on or with the machine may only be carried out by reliable personnel. Observe statutory minimum legal ages. Only operate the machine with trained personnel. Clearly define personnel responsibility for operation, service and maintenance. Ensure the machine is operated only by authorized personnel Determine machine operator responsibilities –...
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Page 6: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions Component Vocabulary Brush Angle Adjustment Brush Height Adjustment Receiver Engine Handlebar Plow Blade Drive Wheels Support Wheel Brushes Brush Speed Adjustment Throttle Control Forward Brush Engagement Reverse Gear Selection Lever © TrynEx International 2014 (REV A) F51877... -
Page 7: General Safety
Operating Instructions General Safety / Operating in Winter GENERAL SAFETY Do not operate the machine in an unsafe manner! Make yourself familiar with the surroundings before start- ing work in a new location. The working surroundings include any obstacles in the work area or on roads, the ground load-bearing capacity and any necessary workplace safety precautions in live traffic. -
Page 8: Operator Controls
Operating Instructions Operator Controls With long sleeves, the handlebar can get stuck inside the sleeve; This could prevent the drive from disen- gaging and result in injury. Set the bar lower if wearing long sleeves or tightly button the sleeves. Avoid injury and damage;... - Page 9 Operating Instructions Operator Controls SELECTING A GEAR Come to a complete stop before changing gears. The SS-4000 is equipped with a three-speed transmission. First Gear is the slowest setting and engaged by pulling the shift lever all the way back. Third Gear is the fastest setting and is engaged by pushing the lever all the way forward. Second Gear is in the middle. You will feel the lever lock into a detent and hear a “click.”...
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Page 10: Starting/Stopping Motor
Operating Instructions Starting/Stopping Motor Never run the motor in an enclosed or confined space. The exhaust fumes contain poisonous gases. Ensure that the transmission and brush are switched off before starting. The handlebar must be secure at the required height. Before starting the motor, ensure there is sufficient oil. -
Page 11: Adjusting Handlebar Height
Operating Instructions Adjusting Handlebar Height / Transport Observe the seven possible settings. There are seven settings for adjusting the handlebar height. Loosen the knob on both sides and choose the desired position You can fold the handlebar forward to save space when storing. TRANSPORT Use a Ratchet Strap around front and around rear axle when transporting. -
Page 12: Adjusting Ejection Direction
Operating Instructions Adjusting Ejection Direction There are five different settings available for the ejec- To adjust brush angle: Lift the lever; Turn the brush in tion direction. the desired direction; Release the lever and ensure the lever is latched in place. Here: Forward Ejection Direction. -
Page 13: Adjusting Brush Pressure
Operating Instructions Adjusting Brush Pressure Support Wheel The brush height can be adjusted in fine increments by adjusting The adjustment knob is located above the support wheel. the height of the support wheel. Lower the brush by turning the knob in the direction of the Turn clockwise (+): raise brush “minus”... -
Page 14: Plow Blade
Operating Instructions Plow Blade To install the Plow Blade, Lift the Plow and hold it at an angle; slide it over the receiver bar and lower it into position. An angled setting must be used when plowing snow. The plow can be removed when clearing small amounts of snow –... -
Page 15: Debris Collector Box (Optional Accessory)
Operating Instructions Debris Collector Box (Optional Accessory) SS-4000 with Debris Collector Box. Mount as shown below, paying at- tention to the alignment with brush hood. To dump the debris, simply pull the handle from the operating position so the debris can fall out. To dump the debris into a separate container, remove the Collector Box from the sweeper and use the handle to tow it... -
Page 16: Maintenance Instructions
Maintenance Instructions Oil and Gas Full Level Capacities: 1. Remove oil cap; wipe dipstick clean. 20 oz. (0.6 L) 2. Replace dipstick in the oil filler neck; do not screw down. Gasoline 1.5 qt. (3 L) 3. Remove dipstick; check oil level. The oil should be up to the upper marking. -
Page 17: Tire Pressure
Maintenance Instructions Tire Pressure IMPORTANT If the tire pressure is too low, the inner-tube will rub against the wheel and be damaged. Over-Inflation can cause the tire to burst. Check the tire pressure for both the support and drive wheels regularly. Unscrew the valve cap and use a tire inflation device to check or inflate the tire as necessary. -
Page 18: Adjusting Control Cables
Maintenance Instructions Adjusting Control Cables IMPORTANT It may be necessary to reset the cables after machine has been operating for a few hours. Turn the throttle cable the Loosen the top nut with a direction you desire using 10 mm wrench. an 8 mm wrench. -
Page 19: Replacing/Changing Brushes
Maintenance Instructions Replacing/Changing the Brushes IMPORTANT Check the brushes after every 20 hours use. The brushes must be replaced if you are no longer satisfied with the brushing result, or if the brush diameter is below 8-5/8 inches (220 mm). Loosen the nut on the axle. -
Page 20: Maintenance Plan
Maintenance Instructions Maintenance Plan / Cleaning after the following operating hours before every after 3 month at least after every min. anually cleaning Check screws and nuts Check motor oil level, refill if necessary First motor oil change All further motor oil changes Check air filter Clean air filter element, earlier if necessary Replace air filter element, earlier if necessary... -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Brushes wrongly mounted Mount brushes correctly, observe working direction Brush pressure too high Readjust support wheel, reduce brush pressure Brushes not genuine SnowEx parts Use only SnowEx brushes Brushes not suitable for application Install SnowEx Multi-Purpose Brushes (SBK-020) Bad brushing results with Debris Collector Box Debris Collector box not fitted correctly, sealing lip Mount swept material container correctly. -
Page 22: Notes
Notes © TrynEx International 2014 (REV A) F51877... - Page 23 Notes © TrynEx International 2014 (REV A) F51877...
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