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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Always stop the engine and remove the spark plug
cover before making adjustments, and before
placing hands, feet or other objects near moving
parts.
Check the area to be cleared and remove any
objects that may come into contact with the blade
or impeller.
Never direct the discharge pipe at people, animals,
cars or buildings.
Avoid picking up stones, soil and gravel that could
be discharged with the snow.
Never run the machine across slopes, as it can tip
over. Always work up and down slopes. Do not
run the machine on slopes with an incline over
20 percent.
Safety devices
The machine will stop if the drive clutch is released.
The blade and impeller will stop if the blade clutch
is released.
Do not attempt to modify or by-pass these safety
devices.
Setting the discharge pipe
You can set the discharge direction by moving the
handle clockwise or anticlockwise. You can also set
how far the snow will be discharged by altering the
chute angle using the butterfly screw. The steeper
the angle, the further the snow will be discharged.
Adjusting the runners
The runners act as buffers between the machine
and the ground. If using the machine on an
uneven or loose surface, lower the runners.
Slacken the bolts on each side and push the
runners downwards. Adjust and secure one
runner at a time.
Freewheel setting
For low snow levels and when clearing areas
with lots of curves, one wheel can be allowed to
freewheel, making the machine easier to control.
Remove the split pin from the wheel hub, and
re-insert it in the hole in the axle.
Both wheels should be engaged for high snow
and on slippery areas to give traction. In such
instances, insert the split pin through both hub
and axle.
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