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MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE 

 

Regular Maintenance and Lubricate 

 

Check/Tighten fasteners after the first 
2 hours of use and every 10 hours. 

 

Check and adjust drive chain tension 
every 20 hours.  

 

Lubricate PTO shaft driveline every 20 
hours.  

 

Oil drive chain every 10 hours. 

 

Check gearbox oil every 20 hours. 

 

Check safety shields before each use. 

 

Lubricate the bearings #1 & #2(see 
picture) every 50 hours, 

 

1.

 

Bearing lubricator 

2.

 

Bearing lubricator 

3.

 

Cap for inlet gearbox oil 

4.

 

Cap for gearbox oil level 

5.

 

Cap for discharge gearbox oil 

 

STORAGE 

At the end of the working season or when the 
snow blower will not be used for a long 
period, it is a good practice to clean off any 
dirt or salt that may have accumulated on the 
snow blower and any of the moving parts. 
Apply a coat of oil to the chain to prevent rust. 

 

Detach and store the snow blower in 
an area where children normally do 
not play. 

 

Clean as necessary. 

 

Check cutting blade for wear and 
replace if necessary. 

 

Inspect snow blower for loose, 
damaged or worn parts and adjust or replace as needed.   

 

Do not forget to check the safety labels.  

 

Replace worn labels. 

 

Store unit inside for longer life. 

 

Alternatively, cover with a tarp to reduce exposure and prevent weather damage. 

 

Repaint parts where paint is worn or scratched to prevent rust. 

 

Storing the snow blower in freezing conditions after use may cause the fan & auger to 
freeze in place. This may result in breaking PTO shaft shear bolts upon startup. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 170311

Page 1: ...0 SNWBLW180 170311 170312 170313 Operator s Manual Read the Operator s Manual entirely When you see this symbol the subsequent instructions and warnings are serious follow without exception Your life...

Page 2: ...prevented Do not risk injury or death by ignoring good safety practices The alert symbol is used throughout this manual It indicates attention is required and identifies hazards Follow the recommende...

Page 3: ...T UP SAFETY Do not let inexperienced operators or children run this equipment Place all tractor and machine controls in neutral before starting Operate only with ROPS and seatbelt equipped tractors Do...

Page 4: ...oved during servicing before operating Use heavy leather gloves to handle sharp objects Check hydraulics regularly for leaks Use cardboard to look for leaks and use hand and eye protection Relieve pre...

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Page 6: ...GIN LIST AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1 1 REMOVE AND CHECK Remove the packing check goods without defect and omission FIGURE 1 Your New Snow Blower As It Is Shipped To You FIGURE 2 Packaging frame decomp...

Page 7: ...of the sleeve shall not be less than 100 mm ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY PACKAGE FORM 1 PACKING RACK 1 NONE 2 LOCKNUT M10 6 CRATE ATTACHMENT 3 REMOVABLE ANGLE STEEL 1 CRATE ATTACHMENT 4 BOLT M10X20 6 CRATE AT...

Page 8: ...t Screw rod assembly List The detailed description of Discharge Chute Snow Spray Mask and fittings assembly FIGURE 5 Discharge Chute Assembly Snow Spray Mask and Fittings assembly ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY...

Page 9: ...alues Chart for Commoon Bolt Sizes Bolt Size Metric Bolt Head Identification Class 8 8 Metric N m Ft lb M6 9 8 7 2 M8 24 5 18 1 M10 44 1 32 5 M12 78 5 57 9 Torque tolerance 0 15 of torqueing values Un...

Page 10: ...otter pins onto both side of the hinge rod c Install the adjusting plate as discharge angle required then put the flat washer 10 onto the pin shaft Finally secure with the R pin d Install above compon...

Page 11: ...llation location b Locate the Rear bracket on the position shown in the Figure9 and then fix it with M10x20 bolt large plain washer 10 and spring washer 10 FIGURE 9 Rear bracket installation location...

Page 12: ...of the handle screw in the m8x20 bolt and tighten it FIGURE 11 Handle installation Note Pay attention to the meshing of welding parts and gear disc WARNING SAE EP 90W Gear oil must be filled before y...

Page 13: ...side of the gearbox Oil should be level with middle side of plug hole Add oil necessary by removing top cap and side plug Add oil until it flows from middle side plug hole FIGURE 11 Gearbox construct...

Page 14: ...nt arm 2 Lower three point arm slowly until the snowblower contacts the ground 3 Slide driveline end with extended safety cone over the snowblower s gearbox shaft and secure with locking device of dri...

Page 15: ...Un hook the driveline from both the tractor PTO shaft and snowblower gearbox Place driveline aside 2 Carefully raise the tractor s three point arm with attached snowblower until the PTO shaft is leve...

Page 16: ...outer drivelines parallel to each other or as close to parallel as possible a Measure 1 B dimension back from the outer driveline universal joint shield and make a mark at this location on the inner...

Page 17: ...easure from end of the inner shield to the mark made in step 5 1 and record as X dimension 8 Measure from end of the outer shield to the mark made in step 5 2 and note down as Y dimension 9 Separate t...

Page 18: ...amount from the end of inner shaft X dimension 11 Cut off outer shield at the mark made during step 5 2 Cut off the same amount from the end of the outer shaft Y dimension 12 Remove all burrs from th...

Page 19: ...19 14 Reconnect inner and outer drivelines and reattach to tractor and snowblower The driveline is now able to be extended and retracted smoothly...

Page 20: ...iod it is a good practice to clean off any dirt or salt that may have accumulated on the snow blower and any of the moving parts Apply a coat of oil to the chain to prevent rust Detach and store the s...

Page 21: ...tightness of bolts periodically using bolt torque chart as a guide Replace hardware with the same strength bolt Torque figures indicated above are valid for non greased or non oiled threads and heads...

Page 22: ...lear chute Excessive Vibration Discharge fan blade is bent or missing Gearbox Noisy Check oil level Auger is Not Turning Check the chain and transmissions Tractor Loaded Down by Blower Operate at full...

Page 23: ...23 SNWBLW SERIES SNOW BLOWER PARTS LIST...

Page 24: ...22 4010000134 Right Snow Plate 1 23 4020000137 Bucket Blade 1 24 4010000132 Left Snow Plate 1 25 SSB150 00 00 000 3 Transmission Assmebly 1 26 7010100008 Bolt M12x40 4 27 4020000165 Hitch Pin Lower 2...

Page 25: ...40300005 Big Washer 10x30x2 5 2 54 7010100044 Bolt M6x45 1 55 7030500015 Lock Nut M6 1 56 4030400020 Left Skid Plate 1 57 4030400021 Right Skid Plate 1 58 7010100005 Bolt M12x35 4 CAUTION The snow blo...

Page 26: ...lting from or arising out of the use of said equipment This equipment must be used with care by capable and competent individuals under supervision if necessary WARNING Do not over ll Mower should be...

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