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40” SNOWTHROWER

TROUBLESHOOTING

Locate the problem you’ve encountered below.
Check the possible causes one at a time in the order

listed. Correct any problems that are found and oper-

ate the snowthrower to see if you have eliminated
the problem.

 auger does not rotate.

a. Electric clutch not engaged. Engage electric

clutch. see Operation section.

b. Foreign material blocking auger. STOP engine.

Remove key. Unplug auger with piece of wood.

c. 

 drive belt slipping. See Adjustment

section and adjust drive belt.

d. Drive chain broken. Replace parts as required.

e.Auger shear bolts broken. Replace shear bolts.

See your parts list for proper replacement bolt.

 rotates, but snow not thrown far

enough.

a. Engine RPM too slow. Operate engine at full

throttle.

b. Ground speed too fast. Use slower ground

speed.

 Snowthrower discharge spout clogged. STOP

engine. Remove key. Unplug discharge chute.

d. Check impeller shear bolt.

 bar does not clean all the way down

when operating on a smooth, hard surface.

a. Skid shoes not properly adjusted. Adjust skid

shoes. See Adjustment section.

 picks up and throws stones on

gravel drive.

a. Skid shoes not properly adjusted. Adjust skid

shoes. See Adjustment section.

 much down pressure on snowthrower. Use

the tractor lift lever to slightly increase height or

adjust the 

 lift rod height as

described in the Adjustments 

 does not have sufficient traction.

 is too light at rear wheels. See Required

Accessories on page 1.

A

WARNING

To avoid serious injury, perform mainte-

nance on the tractor or snowthrower only

when the engine is stopped, parking

brake is set, and all moving parts have

stopped. Always remove the ignition key

before beginning the maintenance or trou-
bleshooting procedures to prevent acci-
dental starting of the engine.

 not stable on sloping surfaces.

a. Ground speed too fast. Reduce ground speed.

 not properly weighted. See Required

Accessories on page 1.

 pressure incorrect. Front tire pressure

should be 22-25 psi: rear tires should be 
psi. Tire pressure should be equal on both sides
of tractor.

d. Slope grade is too steep. See Operation On

Slopes.

 does not stop when electric clutch is

disengaged.

a. Electric clutch brake not operating properly. See

your dealer for adjustment or repair.

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Summary of Contents for 1692356

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL 40 SNOWTHROWER FORM 1713518 03 40 SNOWTHROWER Mfg No 1692356...

Page 2: ...Simplicity Manufacturing Inc 500 N Spring Street P O Box 997 Port Washington WI 53074 0997 U S A...

Page 3: ...eneral z Preparation 2 Operation 2 Safety Decals 3 Parts Identification Snowthrower 4 Hitch All Models 5 Assembly Skid Shoes 6 Push Frame Assembly 6 Snowthrower Chute 6 Spout Control 7 Hitch Assembly...

Page 4: ...screws are tight and snowthrower is in good operating condition b all safety devices and shields are place and in good working condition c all adjustments are correct before using unit Preparation l N...

Page 5: ...KEEP HANDS FEET AND CLOTHING AWAY FROM POWER DRIVEN PARTS STOP ENGINE SEFORE LEAWNG OPERATOR I POSITION WA T FOR ALL MOVEMENTS TO STOP BEFORE STARTlNG TO ARIUST WBRICATE CLEAN OR UNCLDG THE MACHINE KE...

Page 6: ...ex 318 16 x l 114 10 Lockwasher 3 8 11 Nut 316 12 Capscrew Hex 9 16 NC x l 1 2 13 Washer 9116 14 Lockwasher 9118 15 Nut 16 Lift Bracket 17 Nut 114 18 Lo washer l 4 19 Plate 20 Capscrew l 4 20 x 1 21 S...

Page 7: ...Clevis Pin 3 l Qty 2 D Hairpin Clip Qty 2 H R o d I Reflectors Qty 2 Attach reflectors to rear lip of seat deck If sncw cab is installed make sure reflectors are not obstructed NOTE Hitch assembly is...

Page 8: ...h the top portion inside the chute and the bottom sec tion outside the chute base ring Place two i 4 x 3 4 bolts C with the head on the outside of chute through the chute then through the hand guard a...

Page 9: ...er using the pins B and safety clips C supplied Position hitch assy forward until it rests on chute NOTE See Figure 8 For Landlord l 700 2700 models attach the the hitch to to the upper holes on the s...

Page 10: ...shaft assy F and the two washers I using hairpin clips J supplied with the snowthrower 4 See Figure 11 Secure left end of shaft F to pivot bracket K using original washer E and large hairpin clip D Re...

Page 11: ...dle C to move trunnion A completely forward Install belt onto the electric clutch pulley Turn belt adjuster handle until trunnion is located between the marks as shown for proper belt tension NOTE If...

Page 12: ...sure Reverse Electric Lift Wiring The electric lift control switch on dash is used to lift or lower the mower deck and front attachments on the tractor Pushing the top of the switch lowers the mower a...

Page 13: ...G H I 4 See Figure 18 Assemble the rear support assy K to the lift lever assy B using the washers L and hairpin clips M supplied 5 Install the complete lift lever assy to the tractor and connect it t...

Page 14: ...gh the quad rant and bracket and lock the lever latch in the quadrant 6 g Secure the bracket E to the lift lever D using one 1 4 20x i 1 2 capscrew F two 9 16 washers G one 9 16 lo washer H and nut as...

Page 15: ...e trunnion completely forward Install belt onto the electric clutch pulley Turn belt adjuster handle until trunnion is located between the marks as shown for the proper belt tension If trunnion cannot...

Page 16: ...to the eye hook 7 Tighten the bracket E F mounting hardware securely 8 Hold the eye bolt to keep it from turning and tight en nut to the end of eye bolt threads 9 Position the manual lift lever fully...

Page 17: ...oosen eyebolt hardware K L Figure 25 before attempting to remove spring Electric Lift Motor Wires sting position is correct for mower and other attachments See Reverse Electric Lift Wiring on page IO...

Page 18: ...ar on wood blocks about one inch high with scraper bar level with ground surface 2 See Figure 26 Loosen the hardware holding each skid show and move the skid shoes up or down 3 With both skid shoes ad...

Page 19: ...Assembly Electric Lift Models A Clevis E Lift Arm Assy B Rod Extension F Pin C Jam Nut G Cotter Pin D Lift Rod Assy H Pin I Hairpin Clip MANUAL LIFT MODELS 1 See Figure 31 Place lift lever in fully f...

Page 20: ...g to sur face conditions Select a low ground speed when transporting on a slippery surface Starting And Stopping 1 Start the tractor engine Set engine speed at full throttle 2 Lower the snowthrower 3...

Page 21: ...ger housing or spout to clear jammed object Auger may rotate when object is removed MAINTENANCE A WARNING All maintenance lubrication adjustment and storage instructions must be done with engine off a...

Page 22: ...ee Adjustment section 4 Snowthrower picks up and throws stones on gravel drive a Skid shoes not properly adjusted Adjust skid shoes See Adjustment section b Too much down pressure on snowthrower Use t...

Page 23: ...r Bolt MINOR REPAIR Shear Bolt Replacement 1 Remove the back plastic cover Figure 34 2 Remove the damaged shear bolt A B Figure 33 3 Install a new shear bolt 4 Reinstall the back plastic cover 5 Check...

Page 24: ...C Figure 35 and remove the belt from the PTO pulley F Figure 36 2 Loosen all the idler pulleys B C D Figure 36 and remove the belt from the idlers 3 Remove the back plastic cover see Figure 37 36 Belt...

Page 25: ...side idler pulleys and the front V side of the belt rides in the V pulleys 11 Tighten all idler pulleys 12 See Figure 35 With the snowthrower drive belt installed trunnion A should be between marks on...

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