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7.1.2 Method of chain tension
For the chain tension, loosen the six bolts holding the engine
mount to the frame of SNOWDOG
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Move the engine mount with the engine for tensioning or
loosening the chain.
Tighten six bolts holding the engine mount.
7.2 Chain maintenance
After each journey and every 10 hours of movement it is
necessary to lubricate the chain.
Every 50 engine hours of SNOWDOG or at the end of each
season, whichever comes first, it is necessary to maintain the
chain. Follow the steps:
1�
Clean the chain from dirt.
2�
Remove the chain by disconnecting the lock or
loosening sprockets.
3�
Wash the chain by putting it in kerosene.
4�
Remove the chain from the kerosene and dry it.
5�
Check the chain mobility. If mobility is poor and/or
uneven, replace the chain.
6�
Set the chain on SNOWDOG and lubricate it.
A drive chain with rubber seals such as O-ring between the chain
plates can be installed on SNOWDOG. Cleaning with steam, high
pressure and the use of solvents may damage the seal. Use only
kerosene to clean the drive chain.
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NOTE
USE THE CHAIN LUBRICANT SUITABLE FOR
CHAINS O-RING OR ENGINE OIL SAE 30~50W.
