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Packaging
Motor tow delivery set contents:
1. Motor tow - 1 pc.
Owner’s documentation:
2. Owner’s Manual - 1 pc.
3. Warranty services agreement - 1 pc
4. Operator’s engine manual - 1 pc
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Note
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Spare parts and accessories can be
ordered from your dealer.
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Motor tow set-up
1. Move the steering handles from the transporting position
into the operating position
2. Sleds are mounted to the motor using hitch.
3. Check the chain tension – the chain should be neither loose,
nor tight.
4. Check the throttle and brake cable (lubricate if needed).
5. Check the parking brakes.
6.
Move the parking brake into the fi xed position.
7. Set up the engine according to the instruction manual of the
engine.
8. Start the engine according to the instruction manual of the
engine.
9. Strap the engine security switch on your hand before
starting to move
10.
Release the parking brake from the fi xed position before
moving.
11. Check the hooking device.
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Operating the motor tow
Be sure to study the information regarding engine fi rst and then
start the engine as described in paragraph 14 of the manual.
Let the engine warm up for 1-2 min.
9.1
Driving
Motor tow is operated by a driver in a standing position.
Throttle arm on the right side of the steering handles controls
take-off and speed change. Motor tow starts moving when the
throttle arm is approximately in ¼ position. When starting to
move on a crumbly snow, accelerate slowly in order to avoid
slipping. To make a turn, steer the handles in the direction
opposite to the turn. To stop the motor tow, release the throttle
back - never apply the parking brake to stop the motor tow
while driving.
9.2
Stopping the engine
To stop the engine, throttle back to minimal RPMs and fl ip the
engine stop button to “OFF” position.
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Caution!
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The fi rst 20 hours of operating the
motor tow are needed for engine
and transmission to adjust. During
this period you should use motor tow
with lowest possible load. Prolonged
lugging may cause transmission
overload and motor tow failure.
10 Maintenance
10.1 Before each trip
Check the secure connection of the parts and assemblies of
the motor tow and tighten the screws if necessary. Check the
parking brakes. Check the engine oil level. Check the drive chain,
lubricate if necessary.
Pay particular attention:
Handlebar mounting and attachment the hitch.
10.2 After each trip
1. Shut down the fuel valve (if provided). Clean motor
tow from any snow and/or dirt.
2. Lube the chain with a aerosol chain spray.
3. Visually check track tension.
10.3
After the fi rst 5 hours of motor tow
operation
1. Lubricate the throttle and parking brake cables
2. Lubricate the drive chain and sprockets with a
aerosol chain spray
3. Adjust throttle and parking brake arms (free motion
0.19 - 0.27 in)
4. Adjust the chain tension
5.
Service the engine as specifi ed in the operating
manual of the engine.
6. Visually check track tension.
10.4
After each 20 hours of motor tow
running
1. Lubricate the throttle and parking brake cables
2. Lubricate the drive chain and sprockets with a
aerosol chain spray
3. Adjust throttle and parking brake arms (free play
0.19 - 0.27 in)
4. Adjust the chain tension.
5. Check the track tension as described in paragraph
17.4
6. Change the engine and transmission oil.
7. Lubricate the bearings in supporting rollers via
service hatch.
8.
Service the engine as specifi ed in the operating
manual of the engine.
