LOFTNESS 721D1HH, Owner'S Manual

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15 Hydraulic Snow Blower OM
Blowing Snow (Cont’d)
The drawing above illustrates the removal of snow when
snow can only be thrown in one direction of the sidewalk
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.
Best operating speeds of fan depend on snow conditions.
Wet sticky snow requires more power to blow. The snow
blower works better in this type of snow if it is kept
working at its full capacity.
IMPORTANT : DO NOT use the snow blower as a
bulldozer to push snow, let the blower
work its way through the snow.
IMPORTANT : DO NOT raise and lower blower under
heavy loads to gain traction.
Freeing Plugged Snow
WARNING: Do not use your hands or feet to
unplug the chute. Do not attempt to clear a
plugged chute while the snow blower is
under power. Disengage the PTO or
hydraulic controls by shutting off the power
unit, remove ignition key, wait for all
movement to stop, and then clear the snow
from the chute using a wooden pole.
Operating Instructions