Stiga ST 266 HW, Operator'S Manual

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5. ASSEMBLY
The machine is supplied already assembled.
IMPORTANT The machine is supplied without
engine oil or fuel.
5.1 UNPACKING
1. Carefully open the packaging, paying attention
not to lose components
2. Consult the documentation in the box,
including these instructions.
3. Take the snowplough out of the box.
4. Dispose of the box and packaging in
compliance with local regulations.
5.2 LEVELLING SKID SHOES
The skids (Fig.3) are used to adjust the distance
of the auger unit from the ground in order to adapt
in the best way to the conditions of snow removal.
They are made of metal: to be used when working
on hard or uneven ground, such as asphalt or
gravel paths.
They can be placed:
- sideways : for ST 266 HW
- sideways and back : for ST 276 HT
5.2.1 Assembly and adjustment
of shoes height:
1. Place the snow thrower on a level surface
2. Use the supplied screws and nuts (fig. 3.A)
3. Only For ST 276 HT model: Move the auger
group lifting lever (fig. 6.B) to the unlock
position
4. Push down on the handlebars to raise the
auger off the ground
5. Place the shoes (fig. 3.B).
6. Adjust the shoes up or down to obtain the
desired height of the auger from the ground
7. Fasten the screws and nuts.
Check that the shoes are adjusted at the same
level on both sides.
5.3 AUGER GROUP LIFTING LEVER (fig.
6.B)
(only For ST 276 HT model)
A djust the operating height of the
auger:
5.3.1 Assembly:
Insert the handle (Fig.4.B) into the lever (Fig.4.C)
6. CONTROLS
6.1 CONTROLS ON THE ENGINE
6.1.1 Ignition/security key (fig. 5.A)
Used to start and stop the engine. The ignition key
has two positions:
1. Key removed - OFF - the engine stops and
cannot be started.
2. Key inserted - ON - the engine can be started
and operated.
IMPORTANT The engine will not start if the
safety key is not completely inserted.
In case of emergency, remove the
key. .
6.1.2 Fuel tap (fig. 5.B)
Opening the fuel tap allows the fuel supply.
1. counter-clockwise - open.
2. clockwise - closed.
6.1.3 Throttle command (fig. 5.C)
Regulates the engine's r.p.m.
The positions indicated on the plate correspond
to a:
1. Full capacity. To be used always
when starting the machine
and during operation.
2. Minimum. it is used when
the engine is warm enough
during stationary phases.
3. Stop position (if available).
The machine stops immediately.
4. Intermediary position (if
available). Moving the throttle
lever toward the hare/turtle, the
speed can be increased/reduced
and the suitable speed for the work
requirements can be selected
(high snow, uneven ground, etc.).