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UsingSnow Thrower to ClearSnow
CAUTION: Check t he areato becleared for foreignobjects. R emove f oreignobjects,
if any.
1.
Startthe enginefollowingstartinginstructions.
2.
Allowthe engineto warmupfora fewminutesasthe enginewill not
develop full poweruntil it reaches o peratingtemperature.
3.
Rotatethe chuteassembly t o the desired direction, a wayfrom bystanders
and/orbuildings.
4.
Makingcertainnobystanders or obstacles a reinfront of the unit, squeeze
the augercontrolcompletely against t he upperhandletofully engage the
auger.
5.
WNlethe augercontrol i sengaged, s queeze the drivecontrol c ompletely
against t he upperhandleto engage the wheels.Donot "feather"the drive
control.
6.
Asthe snowthrowerstartsto move,maintainafirm holdonthe handle, a nd
guidethe snowthroweralongthe pathto becleared.
7.
Release t he augeranddrivecontrols to stopthe snowthrowingactionand
forwardmotion.
8.
NOTE:Your unit isequipped with a clutchinthe transmission. Ifthe wheels
stopturningwhiletrying to discharge l argevolumes of snow,immediately
disengage t he drivecontrolandallowthe rotatingaugerto discharge s now
fromthe housing. R educe theclearingwidth andcontinueoperation.
Oneachsucceeding p ass, r eadjust t he chuteassembly t o the desiredposition
andslightlyoverlapthe previously clearedpath.
PositioningDischarge Chute
Loosen the chuteknobandpivotupperchuteto desired position.Tighten the chute
knobmakingsurethecarriageboltiscorrectlypositioned. R aising t he chutethrows
snowfurther.
1.
Rotatechutehandleto desired operatingposition.
Replacing ShearPins
Theaugerissecured tothe spiralshaftwith two shear p insandbow-tieclips.If
the augershouldstrikeaforeignobjector icejam, the snowthrowerisdesigned
sothatthe shear p insmayshear. I faugerwill not turn,checkto seeif the pinshave
sheared. S ee Figure 10.
NEVER replacethe augershearpinswith anything other than OEMPartNo.
738-04124replacementshearpins. SeePartsListin this Operator'sManual.
Anydamageto the snowthrower asaresult offailing to do sowill NOT be
coveredbyyour snowthrower's warranty.
Alwaysturn off the snowthrower's engineand removethe keyprior to
replacingshearpins.
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Figure10
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Donotlift the snowthrower at anytime by the chutehandle.
OperatingTips
1.
Formostefficient s now removal, remove snow immediately a fterit falls.
2.
Discharge s nowdownwindwhenever possible. S lightly overlapeachprevious
path.
3.
Setthe skidshoes1/4"belowthe shaveplatefornormalusage. T heskid
shoes maybeadjustedupwardforhard-packed snow.
NOTE: It isnot recommended t hatyouoperatethissnowthrowerongravel
asloosegravel c anbeeasilypickedupandthrownbythe augercausing
personal injury and/ordamage to the snowthrower.
4.
If youchoose to operate the snowthroweron gravel,keepthe skidshoein
the lowestpositionformaximum clearance b etweenthe groundandthe
shave plate.
5.
Clean the snowthrowerthoroughlyaftereachuse.
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