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- Page 1 BLITZ BT-SB26 Stand-On Debris Blower Operator’s Manual Revision A September 24...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Slope Guide ................ 7 Changing the Drive Belt ........... 30 Warranty: Removing and Installing the Guard ........31 Buffalo Turbine Warranty Policy ........8 Removing and Installing the Nozzle ......... 32 Warranty Registration Form ..........9 Cleaning and Waste Manangement: Controls and Adjustment: Cleaning with Pressurized Air and Water ...... -
Page 3: Introduction And Product Identification
Operator’s Manual. manual, refer to the orientation as viewed from the operator’s standing platform, facing the direction of This manual pertains to the BLITZ BT-SB26 Stand-On forward travel. Debris Blower. Keep this manual accessible for regular For your records, document your machine’s model reference and transfer it to any subsequent operators or owners. -
Page 4: Operational Safety And Guidelines
This manual includes detailed safety practices specific to this machine. and maintenance of your Buffalo Turbine Debris Blower. Ensure that everyone who operates, maintains, or works For your safety and the safety of others, always adhere to... -
Page 5: Operating Safely
Perform a test run to check the machine's stability and handling, especially on uneven Following these steps will help minimize risks and ensure ground: the Buffalo Turbine Debris Blower is prepared for safe operation. Remove all objects that could be hazardous. - Page 6 DO NOT allow children or untrained people to operate Keep the fuel nozzle in contact with the rim of the fuel the equipment. tank or container opening while fueling, and do not use a nozzle lock open device. Keep children out of the work area and supervised by Spark Arrester Use an adult who is not the operator.
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Page 7: Maintenance
DO NOT mount a tire without proper equipment and Release pressure from the transaxles by moving the experience. control levers back and forth with the engine off. Never weld or heat a wheel and tire assembly; this can Blower Dangers cause an explosion or weaken the wheel. - Page 8 Stickers Combined Warning Decal, Part Number: 4725 Safety stickers and icons on the machine show essential warnings and instructions. Operators must know their locations and meanings, as these symbols highlight hazards and safe operating practices. Regularly check that decals are intact and legible. WARNING Replace any that are missing or damaged to ensure continued safety.
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Page 9: Slope Guide
Slope Guide Use this guide to measure and confirm the slope for safe operation. 1. Fold the guide along the line that matches the recommended slope from your machine’s manual. 2. Hold the guide at arm’s length and align its right edge with a vertical surface, such as a tree or building. 3. -
Page 10: Buffalo Turbine Warranty Policy
Buffalo Turbine warrants the DEBRIS BLOWER, to the original owner, to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use and service. All machines must have a completed registration form sent to Buffalo Turbine within 30 days of purchase for warranty to apply. -
Page 11: Warranty Registration Form
WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM & INSPECTION REPORT Any units not registered with Buffalo Turbine are not eligible for warranty claims. This form must be filled out by the dealer and signed by both the dealer and the customer at the time of delivery. -
Page 12: Control Functions And Location
Control Functions and Location Motion Control: [Left Wheel A, Right Wheel B] Fuel Tank Selector Switch [G] Push both arms forward to drive forward Flip switch forward to select right tank Pull both arms backwards to drive backwards Flip switch backward to select left tank ... -
Page 13: Adjusting The Operator's Platform
Directions: Adjusting the Operator’s Platform 1. Pull the spring-loaded pin handle [A] to retract the The operator platform can be adjusted for ride quality pin from the current hole. using the holes labeled 1 through 5. Hole 1 provides the softest ride, and hole 5 provides the stiffest ride. -
Page 14: Adjusting/Testing The Parking Brake
Note: Pins on the back of the leaning pad must Adjusting/Testing the Parking Brake align with the holes before the pad can be The parking brake secures the machine when stationary. released. Hold the lifting pad up and pull away Regular testing is recommended to ensure it functions from the machine [3]. -
Page 15: Adjusting The Motion Control Arms
Adjusting the Motion Control Arms The control arms can be adjusted to correct slack or limited travel. Make adjustments if the control arms contact the stationary arm when pushed forward or if they are more than 1/4” away from it when the stationary arm is in its farthest position. -
Page 16: Machine Specifications
Machine Specifications Engine Specifications Model: 26.5HP EFI/ETC Engine Type: 4-Stroke, EFI Displacement: 747 cc (45.6 ci) Cooling System: Air-cooled Oil Capacity: 2.0 qt (1.9 L) Fuel Type: Gasoline Fuel Filter: Replaceable Element Type Spark Plug Gap: 0.030 in (0.76 mm) Battery: 12 Volt, 300 CCA Exhaust System:... -
Page 17: Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Schedule Initial Maintenance Schedule for BT-SB26 Once at 10 Hours Completed: □ ● Check transaxles' oil level. ● Check air pressure in tires. ● Check parking brake operation. ● Check transaxles' drive belt. ● Check wheel lug nut torque. Once at 50 Hours Completed: □... -
Page 18: Maintenance Log
Maintenance Log Date: Hours on Machine: Maintenance Performed: Notes:... -
Page 19: Engine Maintenance
Before charging the battery, it’s important to understand Engine Maintenance that a weak or dead battery may be caused by a defect in Consult the maintenance schedule and machine operator's the charging system or another electrical component. To manual for detailed engine maintenance schedules and ensure safety and proper function, always adhere to the procedures. -
Page 20: Lifting And Hoisting The Machine
Lifting and Hoisting the Machine Jack and Support Points: This diagram illustrates the designated jack points and support points for the BT-SB26 to ensure proper lifting and stabilization during maintenance. ✖✖✖✖✖✖✖✖✖ ✖ ✖✖✖✖✖✖✖✖✖ ✖... - Page 21 Hoist Pick-Up Points: This diagram illustrates the designated hoisting points for the BT-SB26 to ensure proper lifting during maintenance.
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Page 22: Engine Component Identification
Engine Component Identification Engine Oil Dip Stick: [A] Drain Hose: [D] Oil Fill Cap (Opposite Side of Engine): [B] Oil Filter (Opposite Side of Engine): [E] Drain Valve: [C] Transaxle Component Identification Transaxle(s): [A] Oil Reservoir Cap: [C] Transaxle Oil Reservoir: [B] Reservoir “FULL COLD”... -
Page 23: Fuse Box Location & In-Line Fuse Identification
Fuse Box Location & In-Line Fuse Identification Note: The following image shows the components located above the positive terminal on the battery. Fuse Box Main Harness Fuse (30A): [A] Fuel Reserve Fuse (10A): [B] Fuse Box Component Identification Ignition Relay: [C] Headlights Fuse (10A): [E] Contactor/Relay Fuse (10A): [D] USB Auxiliary Port Fuse (5A): [F]... -
Page 24: Checking/Adding Fuel
Checking/Adding Fuel Checking Tire Pressure WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable and should WARNING Explosive Tire and Rim Separation Hazard. be handled with caution. Improper handling of tire and rim assemblies can result in serious injury or death. Allow the engine to cool for at least 3 minutes Tire pressures should be checked regularly and maintained before refilling. -
Page 25: Checking/Adding Transaxles' Oil
Ensure the oil is at the top of the full indicator on Greasing the Machine the dipstick. If the oil is below this level, proceed to Grease Change Interval: Every 25 hours. the next step. Tools and Supplies: Add oil into the engine oil fill. [Engine Component ... -
Page 26: Changing The Air Filter
Directions: 18. Start the engine and let it run until warm, then check for any oil leaks. 1. Apply the parking brake, remove the key from the ignition. 19. Stop the engine and confirm the oil level is still correct on the dipstick. Adjust if necessary. 2. -
Page 27: Changing The Fuel Filter
b. Insert the new inner element. 5. Slide both hose clamps on the fuel lines away from the fuel filter using pliers. 7. Reinsert the new air cleaner element into the air cleaner. 6. Place a rag below the fuel filter to catch any fuel spillage. -
Page 28: Changing The Transaxles' Oil And Filters
16. Turn the ignition switch back to ON and check for 8. Loosen and remove the opposite drain bolt. fuel leaks. 9. Remove and set aside the leaning pad from the machine. Changing the Transaxles’ Oil and Filters 10. Remove the filter guards [Figure 4] using a 3/8” Oil &... -
Page 29: Air Purging The Transaxles
13. Note: Repeat the following steps for each of the procedures any time a hydrostatic system has been opened transaxles after they have drained completely: for maintenance or the oil has been changed. a. Wipe the mating filter surface on the Resulting symptoms in hydrostatic systems may include: transaxle clear of debris and used oil. -
Page 30: Disconnecting And Connecting The Battery
d. Close the bypass valve as shown [Figure 10]. Figure 9 Removing Negative Terminal from Battery Use the same tool combination used in Step 3 to Figure 10 Transaxle Bypass Valve Disengaged remove the nut from the bolt holding the cables to e. -
Page 31: Removing And Installing The Battery
Reinstallation is the reverse of removal. Grab the Removing and Installing the Battery new battery with two hands, turn it sideways so it Tool & Supplies: will fit between the parking brake shaft and the 1/2" Socket Extension of 6" or more battery tray, slide it into the battery compartment, then reposition it into the orientation [Figure 11] Ratchet... -
Page 32: Changing The Drive Belt
Changing the Drive Belt Tool & Supplies: Jack or Hoist 9/16" Socket Jack Stands for 1000+ lbs. (2) 9/16" Wrenches 1/2" Drive Breaker Bar Torque Wrench 1/2" Drive Ratchet Marker 13/16" Socket Directions: 1. Park the machine on flat, level ground, shut it off and remove the key from the ignition. -
Page 33: Removing And Installing The Guard
through the access panel and confirm that the belt 27. Use the mark made on the bracket in Step 5 to is slack. place the bracket in the same position it was in before it was removed, then tighten it down. 16. -
Page 34: Removing And Installing The Nozzle
Guard Identification Note: During cleaning, cover all electrical components to shield them from water exposure, and avoid spraying Right Side Guard: [A] Left Side Guard: [B] water directly onto these components or sensitive engine Harness runs along this parts to prevent water damage. Do not use pressurized air guard flange or water on the blower’s internal components, as this can cause damage. -
Page 35: Parts References
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Page 45: Bill Of Materials
Bill of Materials PART # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY REFERENCE PGS. 1100 1-1/4" 3/8-24 Hex Bolt 33, 38 1101 1-1/2" 3/8-24 Hex Bolt 1102 1-3/4" 3/8-24 Hex Bolt 1104 2" 3/8-24 Hex Bolt 1105 3/8-24 Hex Nut 1107 3/8 Lock Washer 33, 38 1108 3/8 Flat Washer 1109... - Page 46 2233 1-1/4" X 3/16 Roll Pin 2305 2-1/4" 3/8-24 Hex Bolt 2639 5/8" Bore Rubber Grommet 2869 3/8" X 7/16-20 Set Screw 3007 Constant Tension Hose Clamp 3062 EPA Emissions Label 3067 EPA Emissions Date Label 3238 1" Wide Battery Strap 3314 Fuel Tank Cap 3316...
- Page 47 4809 1" 1/4-20 Serr. Flange Hex Bolt 4810 1/4-20 Serr. Flange Hex Nut 36, 40 4811 Handle Bar Grip; Vinyl Black 4812 Fixed Handlebar Weldment 4816 Motion Control Weldment 4820 Push-Button Switch For Nozzle Rotation 4821 Motion Control Link 4822 Transaxle Extension Arm 4823 Leaning Pad Support Weldment...
- Page 48 Tensioner Arm Sub Assembly 5055 Front Shock/Spring 5056 1/8" Steel Rivets 5060 5/16" Dia. Clevis Pin, 3/4" Usable Length 5062 O-Ring For Transaxle Adapter 5063 19" X 5.5" "Buffalo Turbine" Decal 5064 AX52 V-Belt 5073 Wheel/Yoke Spacer 5074 Wheel Bearing Spacer...
- Page 49 5075 Transaxle Sub Assembly 5076 Tensioner/Idler Sub Assembly 5077 Left Control Arm 5078 Right Control Arm 5079 Front Wheel Sub Assembly 5080 Led Light Sub Assembly 5083 Operator Platform 5084 Leaning Pad Sub Assembly 5085 Left Front Wheel Sub Assembly 5086 Right Front Wheel Sub Assembly 5087...
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Page 50: Troubleshooting Guide
Engine Will Not Replace ignition relay. See Fuse Box Location & In- Ignition relay faulty. Start/Turn Over Line Fuse Identification Replace key switch. Contact Buffalo Turbine Service Key switch faulty. Department. Check wiring and repair any issues. Tighten loose Wiring issues. - Page 51 Clean or replace air filter. Changing the Air Filter Excessive Fuel Consumption Underinflated tires. Adjust tire pressure. See Machine Specifications Replace throttle control. Contact Buffalo Turbine Faulty throttle control. Throttle Response Service Department. is Delayed or Check wiring and repair any issues. Tighten loose Erratic Wiring issues.
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