SNOWDOG COMPACT B13ME-WR, Owner'S Manual

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6 Overview
1. Brake disk.
2. Reverse gearbox (if available).
3. Driving pulley CVT.
4. Cover support bracket.
5. Muf fl er.
6. Front mud fl ap.
7. Track.
8. Axle bearings (self-centering).
9. Driven pulley CVT.
10. Side plate chassis.
11. Battery.
12. Track tensioner.
13. Rear mud fl ap.
14. Engine security kill switch.
15. Air fi lter.
16. Fuel tank.
17. Driving sprocket.
18. LED-headlight.
19. Reverse gearbox switching lever (if available).
20. Hooking device.
21. Manual starter handle.
22. Wheel trolley of suspension.
23. Transmission chain.
24. Driven sprocket.
6.1 Snowdog identifi cation
Serial no. is placed on the front part of the chassis.
It is also shown on the back part of the chassis using point
marking method.
7 Basic controls
1. Parking control lever with lock.
2. Handle switch assembly.
3. DC outlet for external devices.
4. Throttle control lever.
5. Handlebar.
7.1 Handle switch assembly
1. Electric starter start button.
When this button is pressed the electric starter is working
and the engine can be started. Do not hold the button down for
more than 10 seconds.
2. Headlight switch (front light).
When the switch is in position the light and DC outlet
are working.
When switch is in position the light is working. DC
outlet is not working.
When switch is in position both the light and DC outlet
are off.
!
WARNING
Do not turn on the headlight if the battery is
not connected!
3. Ignition on / off switch.
When the switch is in position toward the operator the
ignition is on. The engine can be started.
When the switch is in position away from the operator the
ignition is off. The engine cannot be started.
7.2 Engine security kill switch
There is engine emergency kill switch in the middle of the
handlebar, it consists of the button and the safety pin.
The operator of the SNOWDOG should always operate it
with safety pin strap belt around his hand. If the operator should
leave the tracksled during a motion, the safety pin will leave the
button thereby turning the engine off.
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