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Summary of Contents for 700968-1-33V

Page 1: ...tractor 110176_EN 01101760 R 11112021 CAUTION READ FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR EQUIPMENT MODEL NUMBERS 700968 1 33V Snowblower 66 700969 1 33V Snowblower 72 ASSEMBLY REP...

Page 2: ...17 Lifting the snowblower 17 Engine of the snowblower 17 Operating instructions 18 Pre start instructions 18 Vehicle shutdown procedures 18 Hooking Up and unhooking the accessory 18 To direct the snow...

Page 3: ...fficient service when ordering replacement parts Use only genuine parts when replacements are required If applicable the location of the serial number on the accessory is shown in the parts breakdown...

Page 4: ...Decals section read all instructions noted on them or and in the Safety Decals section Never allow children to operate the vehicle nor the accessory Never allow adults to operate or maintain the vehic...

Page 5: ...driven parts Exercise extreme caution when operating on or crossing gravel drives walks or roads Stay alert for hidden hazards such as traffic fences trees buildings wires etc After striking a foreig...

Page 6: ...s stand on one side NOT in front or over the tire assembly Use a safety cage if available Remove grease oil or debris build ups Remove all tools and unused parts from equipment before operation Discon...

Page 7: ...further assistance section in the introduction section of this manual To Install new labels o If the decal is located on a riveted panel and this panel need to be replaced call consumer support for mo...

Page 8: ...Important safety information 6 Decal 109032 2 places...

Page 9: ...e belt without reading owner s manual Decal 105130 Before installing or using Locate read and make sure to understand all of the owner s manual Decal 105131 Refer to owner s manual about wearing safet...

Page 10: ...kept up and in locked position at all times Fasten seatbelt snuggly and securely Reception WARNING THIS ACCESSORY AND ALL OPTIONS ARE HEAVY To avoid risk of strain injury NEVER lift the accessory or a...

Page 11: ...o always leave enough play for all possible movements of the accessory with the loader Make sure that the wire does not come into contact with sharp hot surfaces or any other surface that could damage...

Page 12: ...ag OPERATION POSITION 2 Once the rear hitch is properly repositioned remove the bracket previously installed under the engine mount to allow the hitch to be repositioned Chute installation 1 Install t...

Page 13: ...sponsibility to ensure that the electrical harness is always in good condition and cannot be damaged by any movement of the tractor or the accessory or by sharp or too hot or abrasive surfaces 1 Disco...

Page 14: ...item 2 as illustrated Cut off the excess nylon tie wrap CAUTION Make sure that the wire is long enough to allow full rotation of the chute and that no wire gets caught or comes in contact with the muf...

Page 15: ...slightly forward E Place top of loader hitch under the top angled bars item B on the quick attach frame F Slowly lift loader hitch up until hitch and top angle bars on the equipment have come togethe...

Page 16: ...l you need to start the accessory engine See pre start instruction before starting engine Never allow anyone in or near the operating station when you are working on around the vehicle or accessory Pl...

Page 17: ...the vehicle and accessory If applicable stop loader arms gradually when lowering or lifting DANGER TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH Before leaving the operator s seat lower attachment to the ground s...

Page 18: ...t injuries Start the engine engage and disengage the clutch to be sure it functions normally Make sure the emergency switch is working perfectly Make sure all the controls of the snowblower are workin...

Page 19: ...al light kit DANGER For the next manipulations make sure to clear the area in front of the snowblower and the outflow of the chute of all people or objects 1 Manipulate the four positions switch item...

Page 20: ...accessory See the Accessory Hook up and Unhook section of this manual To direct the snow when removing Use the chute controls to direct the snow see subsection control and display of the operation se...

Page 21: ...inimum of 3 feet long or the chute shovel supplied with some models NEVER YOUR HANDS Burnishing procedure The burnishing procedure must be performed before the first utilisation of the snowblower and...

Page 22: ...around the vehicle or accessory DANGER To avoid serious injury or death Proceed to the assembly adjustment on the accessory after it has been properly attached to the vehicle and secured with solid s...

Page 23: ...eplacement section in owner s manual Fan stops turning Shear bolt is probably broken Replace shear bolt see maintenance section Auger stops turning Shear bolt is probably broken Replace shear bolt see...

Page 24: ...te Clean the base of chute and the rotation ring Lubricate re install Chute plugs easily Snowblower engine running too slowly Run engine at full R P M during snow blowing operation Advancing too quick...

Page 25: ...nsufficient electrical current Recharge snowblower s battery Electrical current is cut off Replace damaged wiring Clutch basket is contaminated Clean plates with brake cleaner Electric clutch is noisy...

Page 26: ...refully release pressure from equipment with stored energy Replace parts on this accessory with genuine parts only Never work or walk under the accessory unless securely blocked Otherwise accessory ca...

Page 27: ...placing the auger shear bolts it is very important to replace the augers in the same position as shown in figure to avoid damage to the snowblower and to ensure maximum efficiency Belt replacement For...

Page 28: ...item 2 on the bearing behind the snowblower it may be necessary to heat the set screws to soften the Loctite h Remove all the bolts and the nuts that support the gear box and its support i Remove the...

Page 29: ...rs of operation GEAR BOX Change oil after the 1st 100 hours of use Afterwards every 2500 hours or 6 months Oil type used SAE 80W90 The gear box should have a total of 500ml of oil or filled just above...

Page 30: ...ory will not overturn Transportation WARNING To avoid serious injury or death When travelling on public roads use SMV sign clean reflectors and any other device to alert others of your presence Always...

Page 31: ...cation to front of snowblower 1147mm 57 1147mm 57 Weight 667 lbs 702 lbs Vehicle weight 4000 lbs max 4000 lbs max Lift capacity at full height at pivot pin if installed on loader See NOTE 1 1500 lbs m...

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Page 34: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

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Page 36: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 37: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

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Page 39: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 40: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

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Page 42: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 43: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

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Page 45: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 46: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 47: ...Part list and parts breakdown 45...

Page 48: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 49: ...Part list and parts breakdown 47...

Page 50: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 51: ...Part list and parts breakdown 49...

Page 52: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 53: ...Part list and parts breakdown 51...

Page 54: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

Page 55: ...enir localement Part numbers starting with 500XXX are not available for sale however separate parts are available for sale individually Les num ros 500xxx ne sont pas disponibles pour la vente Au beso...

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Page 57: ...onsibilities BERCOMAC s defective equipment or part must be returned to an authorized dealer within the warranty period for repairs In the event that defective merchandise must be returned to manufact...

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Page 60: ...WHEN PERFORMANCE DEPENDABILITY ARE NON NEGOTIABLE Bercomac Limit e 92 Fortin North Adstock Quebec Canada G0N 1S0 WWW BERCOMAC COM PRINTED IN CANADA ORIGINALNOTICE BY...

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