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Summary of Contents for 1081A150

Page 1: ...S BOOK MODEL NUMBER _________________ SERIAL NUMBER _________________ DATE OF PURCHASE _____________ SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT INC 650 So Main Street PO Box 337 Hector MN 55342 Business Phone 320 848 6266 Fax 320 848 6269 Toll Free 1 800 828 7624 N14812 12 00 ...

Page 2: ...potential for misuse in many applications exists therefore a limited warranty is provided as follows All Shredders Axes Cutters Mowers Rotor Balance Critical rotor balance can be affected by conditions beyond LOFTNESS control such as the operation of a shredder beyond the Company s rated capacity improper knife replacement missing knives striking foreign objects lack of lubrication etc Any failure...

Page 3: ...ions 1 Safety Instructions for Operation 2 Section 2 Operating Equipment Set up 6 Operating Instructions 8 Section 3 Maintenance Maintenance 10 Lubrication 10 Trouble Shooting 11 Storage 12 Bolt Torque Chart 13 Section 4 Service Parts Ordering Service Parts 15 Return Policy 15 Decal List 16 Parts Lists and Drawings 18 ...

Page 4: ...aws and in compliance with on product labeling and these instructions Make sure that all personnel have read this owner s manual and thoroughly understand safe and correct operating installation and maintenance procedures Provide impact resistant shielding on the power unit to protect the operator from the possible dangers of flying debris Make sure the snowblower is set up correctly before being ...

Page 5: ...Section 1 Safety ...

Page 6: ...bris it is ABSOLUTELY MANDATORY that IMPACT RESISTANT SHIELDING be provided on the power unit to protect the operator The owner is responsible for providing the operator protection devices on the power unit Flying debris can gather on the skid steer and needs to be cleaned off especially around the radiator and oil cooler screens engine compartment and exhaust areas Periodic cleaning will help pre...

Page 7: ...g on yellow back ground Refers to a potential hazard or unsafe practice which may result in minor personal injury The following safety information is a general overview of precautions that should be adhered to 1 Read this manual carefully Become thoroughly familiar with the controls and proper use of the machine Insure that all operators know how to stop the unit by disengagement of the controls u...

Page 8: ...is running Do not carry passengers Before inspecting cleaning lubricating adjusting or servicing any part of the snow blower always exercise the Mandatory Shut Down Procedure section 1 page 2 After service has been performed be sure to restore all guards shields and covers to their original position Read and observe all warnings decals on the machine before attempting to operate the snowblower Do ...

Page 9: ...te the snowblower in a lifted position Work only on the surface that the loader is standing on Do not operate the snowblower above the rated rpm DANGER Before leaving the operator s position for any reason or allowing anyone near the snowblower always exercise the following Mandatory Shut down Procedure section 1 page 2 Operations Safety Because this machine will be operated in a potentially hazar...

Page 10: ...once Serious reaction or infection can occur if proper medical treatment is not obtained immediately WARNING Never operate the snowblower without guards shields plates or other safety precaution devices in place Shields are for your protection please keep all shields in place Do not operate on extremely steep slopes Always remove snow by traveling in an up and down direction on slopes To avoid los...

Page 11: ...out control figure 5 will be attached by first placing the spacer washer see parts breakdown in section 4 on the motor and around the alignment ring Make sure that the washer is properly seated Then position the motor under the mounting bracket with the output shaft protruding upward thru the bracket and with the ports facing outward away from the snowblower 3 Slide the spout onto the base ring Fi...

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Page 14: ...bris it is ABSOLUTELY MANDATORY that IMPACT RESISTANT SHIELDING be provided on the power unit to protect the operator The owner is responsible for providing the operator protection devices on the power unit Flying debris can gather on the skid steer and needs to be cleaned off especially around the radiator and oil cooler screens engine compartment and exhaust areas Periodic cleaning will help pre...

Page 15: ...control option figure 7 as follows 1 Mount the 2 way selector switch in a convenient location near the operator 2 Select an appropriate 12 volt power source that will supply 10 amp s continuously 3 Install a 20 amp inline fuse to the power source 4 Connect a red 14 ga wire from the outlet of the fuse to the 2 way selector switch terminal figure 7 Avoid hot or moving parts when routing wires 5 Loca...

Page 16: ... be checked regularly Warranty will not be allowed when it is evident that gears were run dry Operator should not raise and lower blower under heavy loads to gain traction Adjust the blower skid shoes so the cutting blade is about 1 2 above the ground for best results Do not use the snowblower as a bulldozer to push snow let the blower work its way through the snow Wet sticky snow requires more po...

Page 17: ...or driveway Start on one side of the area that needs to be cleaned set chute in the direction required to discharge the snow and proceed At the end of the first pass stop turn the machine around rotate the chute 180 degrees for the return pass Completion of each pass will require rotating the chute 180 degrees to maintain the direction of discharge to be towards the same area Diagram B ...

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Page 21: ...ne and components on these snowblowers are set up to run at 540 or 1000 RPM with shear bolts placed at the appropriate connections to protect the equipment if it becomes clogged and can not run Refer to figure 7 items 1 2 for location of shear bolts Figure 7 Lubrication Never attempt to lubricate the snowblower with the engine running Always be sure to exercise the Mandatory Shut down Procedure se...

Page 22: ...ally Hydraulic Hose Check to make sure they are connected into the correct outlet Connection ports on the spool valve Spout Will Frozen Snow Snow or ice has become compacted on spout rotator gear Not Rotate remove as required and clean after each use to avoid freezing Gear Alignment Spout rotator gear and drive sprocket have become misaligned Realign per instructions given on page 6 7 in section 2...

Page 23: ... the snowblower especially in areas of drive chain fan spout and auger where it could become frozen or rusted together and cause damage when unit is used next time Be sure to exercise the Mandatory Shut down Procedure section 1 page 2 before attempting any type of cleaning or maintenance Repair or replace worn parts Coat moving parts and high wear areas with oil especially the chains and lubricate...

Page 24: ...Gold 1 4 55 6 2 72 8 1 86 9 7 112 13 121 14 157 18 61 6 9 86 9 8 5 16 115 13 149 17 178 20 229 26 250 28 324 37 125 14 176 20 3 8 17 23 22 30 26 35 34 46 37 50 48 65 19 26 26 35 7 16 27 37 35 47 42 57 54 73 59 80 77 104 30 41 42 57 1 2 42 57 54 73 64 87 83 113 91 123 117 159 45 61 64 88 9 16 60 81 77 104 92 125 120 163 130 176 169 229 65 88 92 125 5 8 83 112 107 145 128 174 165 224 180 244 233 316...

Page 25: ... W ZnCr W CL 8 8 Plated Plated Plated Bolt Silver Gold Silver Gold Silver Gold M4 15 107 19 2 2 23 2 6 30 3 4 33 3 7 42 4 8 16 1 8 M6 51 5 8 67 7 6 79 8 9 102 12 115 13 150 17 56 6 3 M8 124 14 159 18 195 22 248 28 274 31 354 40 133 15 M10 21 28 27 36 32 43 41 56 45 61 58 79 22 30 M12 36 49 46 63 55 750 72 97 79 107 102 138 39 53 M16 89 121 117 158 137 186 177 240 196 266 254 344 97 131 M20 175 237...

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Page 29: ...xpress parcel or other handling is desired Confirm telephone orders in writing 2 Inspection of parts when received is important Damages or shortages should be brought to the attention of the carrier at the time the parts are accepted Shipper s responsibilities cease upon delivery of shipment in good order to the customer Return Policy Return of parts for either warranty or incorrect parts received...

Page 30: ...ree from dirt dust grease and other foreign material before applying the new decal 4136 Oil 1 required 4256 Caution Do Not Start 1 required 4137 Grease 2 required 4257 Caution Keep Guards 1 required 4138 F E M A 1 required N12684 Small 3D Loftness 1 required 4189 Warning Rotating Parts 1 required N12686 Large 3D 1 required 4190 Danger Avoid Injury 2 required N13721 Model Serial Number tag 1 requir...

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