Owner’s Manual (Snowblower)
N14826 2 - April, 2014
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Set-up and Operating Instructions Continued
Equipment Set-up Continued:
Figure 4
6.
If equipped with the electric deflector actuator it
will be shipped pre-assembled onto the spout.
Attach the wiring harness for the electric
deflector actuator option (figure 5) as follows:
A.
Mount the 2-way selector switch in a
convenient location near the operator.
B.
Select a 12 volt power source location
capable of supplying 20 amps.
C.
Connect black wire from circuit breaker on
wire harness to the positive 12 volt power
source location.
D.
Connect the white wire to a ground location.
Figure 5
7.
Check the sprockets and drive chain for
alignment and proper tension on the chain.
Chain should have approximately one inch (1”)
of deflection.
8.
Check all bolts and set screws to insure that they
are tight.
9.
Check to make sure that all shields are in place
and secure.
Operating:
The Loftness snowblower is an effective, reliable
machine used for the removal of snow. Before
operating this machine, become familiar with and
study all the hazard warning and safety precautions
listed in this book.
CAUTION:
Become familiar and know how to use all safety
devices and controls on the snowblower
before attempting to operate the unit. Know how to
stop the unit before starting it.
WARNING:
Read and observe all warnings on the machine
before attempting to operate the snowblower.
Do not attempt to operate this machine unless all
factory installed safety devices are in place.
CAUTION:
Before proceeding to perform any adjustments on
the snowblower, exercise the “Mandatory Shut-
down Procedure” (see section 1, page 1-2).
The chain and sprockets should be inspected for
alignment and tension on the initial use, and a
periodic check should be made to keep them in
alignment.
Adjust the chain idler and re-tighten after one
(1) hour of use. Chain should have about one
inch of deflection.
WARNING:
Keep all guards, shields, and
decals in place.
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