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PACKAGE CONTENTS
Part
Description
A
Top Connector
B
Upper Ribs
C
Middle Ribs
D1 & D2
Mounting Bar
E1 & E2
Mounting Bar Extension
F
G
Lock Nut,
H
U-bolt,
5 /16"- 18, 2- 3 /16" x 3"
I
Back Mounting Plate
J
Front Mounting Plate
A
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
WARNING
• The cab will NOT protect against noise, engine exhaust, chemicals, collision, roll-over or other accidents.
• Follow all your snow thrower manufacturers recommended safety instructions.
• Operating a snow thrower with this cab will restrict your field of vision. Watch carefully for people, children,
obstructions or obstacles
• The cab adds height to your snow thrower so watch carefully for tree limbs or other items overhead that you
could previously go under without a cab.
CAUTION
• Periodically check all bolts to see that they are tight. If one or more bolts come loose, failure of cab parts may occur.
For assistance with this product, please call The Sportsman's Guide Customer Service toll free at:
800-888-5222, 7 AM - 7 PM CST, Monday - Friday or email us at: custserv@sportsmansguide.com
(with PVC Tubes)
(with PVC Tubes)
with spring locks
w/spring locks
Cab Skin
5 /16"- 18
B
SNOW THROWER CAB
Quantity
1
(4)
4
8
(8)
2
2
1
8
4
2
2
C
D1 & D2
E1 & E2
F
225039
G
H
I
J
12cH56_13062
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Summary of Contents for Guide Gear 225039
- Page 1 225039 SNOW THROWER CAB PACKAGE CONTENTS Part Description Quantity D1 & D2 Top Connector (with PVC Tubes) Upper Ribs Middle Ribs (with PVC Tubes) E1 & E2 D1 & D2 Mounting Bar with spring locks E1 & E2 Mounting Bar Extension...
- Page 2 PREPARATION Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present. Compare parts with package contents list and diagram above. If any part is missing or damaged, do not attempt to assemble, install or operate the product. Contact customer service for replacement parts. Estimated Assembly Time: 30 minutes Tools Required for Assembly: • One tape measure • Adjustable wrench And either (your choice): • 1/2" wrench or deep socket or another adjustable wrench ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Step 1: ASSEMBLE THE MOUNTING BAR D1 & D2 Start by inserting the mounting bars [D1 & D2] into each other. The ends of the tubes that go together on the mounting bar and the mounting bar extensions are labeled “A”, “B”...
- Page 3 Step 3: ASSEMBLE THE CAB FRAME ON THE MOUNTING BAR Notice on the assembled mounting bar the four upright posts. Insert one middle Rib [C] onto each of these four posts, making sure the tapered male end with the PVC tube is pointing up. Take the remaining four middle ribs [C] and insert them onto the installed middle ribs (one on each), sliding them into the PVC tubes on the lower installed set of middle ribs. Next, insert the four upper ribs [B] into the PVC tubes on the upper most middle ribs. Rotate the free ends of the upper ribs so the all face each other. Find the top connector [A] and insert each open end of the middle ribs into the PVC tubes on each tube stub of the top connector. (Fig. 4) Make sure that every PVC tube connection is secure. Fig. 4 Step 4: INSTALL THE CAB SKIN Drape the cab skin [F] over the frame. Be careful not to scratch the plastic windows. Working from the inside, gradually pull the skin over the frame. Locate the hook and loop straps along each front corner of the skin on the inside and fasten them to the front middle ribs of the frame. Next, locate the hook and loop sleeves along the back ends of the skin and attach to the rear middle ribs of the frame. (Fig. 5) Locate the web straps along the bottom part of the skin and attach to the Fig. 5 mounting bar. (Fig. 6) These web straps help keep the frame tight. Note: The cab skin is designed to fit snugly to the cab frame. It may take some effort to work the skin down over the cab frame and get the fit just right.
- Page 4 CARE AND MAINTENANCE • Periodically check all bolts to see that they are tight. If one or more bolts come loose, failure of cab parts may occur. • Don’t clean the plastic windows when they are dry—you can scratch them. The best way to clean your windows is to hose them with water and rub them with a soft cloth. Liquid soap may be used. • Fabric areas of the cab may be washed with a wet rag. Don’t use soap as it may remove protective coatings added by the factory. • Store in a clean dry place. Never store a wet cover in an enclosed area as it can become mildewed. • ALWAYS remove the cover before transporting your snow thrower on a truck or trailer. Use during transportation can damage your cab. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Corrective Action All the frame tubes are not inserted tightly. Check all tube joints to make sure all are tight. Cab frame wobbles. Cab frame is loose. Web straps on bottom of cab skin are loose. Tighten web straps on bottom of cab skin. Cab is too low for proper use. Mounting bar mounted too low on snow thrower. Raise mounting bar higher on your snow thrower. Cab skin is overly loose. Cab skin is not tightened correctly or enough. Check all fastening points and retighten. Cab does not stay level. Locknuts on U-bolts are not tight enough. Tighten locknuts on U-bolts. Cab interferes with machine controls.
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