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2.
Removethe plasticbelt cover,locatednear theengine,by remov-
ing the threeself-tappingscrewsthat secureit. See Figure23.
3.
Loosenthe bolt shownin Figure24 securingthe beltkeeper
bracketand removetheotherbolt. Pushthe beltkeeperand
bracketup off the enginepulley.See Figure24.
Auger
Belt Replacement
1.
Removethe hairpinclip and flat washerfrom the ferrulein order
to disconnectthe augeridler rod from the brakebracketassem-
bly. See Figure25.
NOTE:Makesurethat the locationof the ferruleon the auger
idler rod is maintained.
2.
Slip the augercontrolbelt (the frontbelt) off the enginepulley.
3.
Pull the brakebracketassemblytowardsthe cableguide roller
and unhookthe augercable"Z" fitting.See Figure26.
4.
Frombothsides of the the frameassembly,usea 1/2" wrenchto
removethe threehex tap screwssecuringthe frameto the auger
housingassembly.Referto Figure22 on previouspage.
NOTE:Do notremovethe lowerhexflangelock nut on eachside.
5.
Placea blockof woodunderneath the augerhousingasshownin
Figure27 andseparateaugerhousingfromthe frameby tiltingthe
housingforwardand pullingup thehandles.
6.
Blockthe impellerwith a pieceof woodto preventit fromspinning
and usea 1/2" wrenchto removethe hexscrewand flat washer
from thecenter ofthe pulleyon the augerhousing.See Figure28.
7.
Lift the brakebracketassemblyout of the pulleygrooveand slide
thepulleyassemblyoff the postsof the auger pulleyadapterto
removetheold belt. Referto Figure28.
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