Honda HSS1332A, Руководство пользователя

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Auger Clutch Lever
Depress the auger clutch lever to start the snow blowing mechanism.
If the drive clutch lever is engaged, the auger clutch lever will lock
engaged when it is depressed. However, the auger clutch lever will
unlock when the drive clutch lever is released.
When both levers are depressed, the drive clutch lever locks the
auger clutch lever down. Releasing the drive clutch lever then unlocks
and releases the auger clutch lever.
Steering Control Levers
When both steering
control levers are
released, the snow
blower will advance in
a straight line in either
a forward or reverse
direction depending on
the position of the shift
lever.
Pull the left steering
control lever against
the handlebar to turn
the snow blower to the
left.
Pull the right steering
control lever against
the handlebar to turn
the snow blower to the
right.
Do not partially engage
or release the steering
control levers. Always
fully engage or fully
release the levers.
Pull both steering control levers at the same time to momentarily
disengage the transmission. With the transmission disengaged, the
snow blower is free to maneuver (push or pull) by hand with or without
the engine running.
NOTE: Engaging the steering control levers only stops power
transmission to the track or wheel; it does not apply a brake.
Under high traction conditions, such as on asphalt or
concrete, steering movement will be subtle and may require
additional force be applied by the user to turn the snow
blower.
Height Adjusting Lever
(Track-type models)
Use the infinitely variable height adjusting lever to change the height
of the auger housing.
1. Hold the handlebar with both hands and depress the lever with
your left thumb.
2. Move the handle up or down as needed to obtain the desired auger
height position.
3. Release the lever to lock the height of the auger in position.
• LOWER: Hard snow or fine finish
• MIDDLE: Normal use
• HIGHER: Deep snow or for transporting the snow blower
If the handlebar is lifted while depressing the height adjusting lever,
the auger can contact the ground. This may be desirable under
certain conditions to achieve maximum snow removal from the
surface; however, be sure the surface is very smooth and ice covered.
Otherwise, the auger teeth may become damaged. Under most
conditions, use the MIDDLE position by simply depressing the lever
and allowing the auger to rest on the ground, without lifting the
handlebars.
NOTICE
Do not pull on the gas-assisted damper or tie it with a rope, or it may
cause functional damage of the assembly.
ENGAGE
DISENGAGE
AUGER
CLUTCH
DISENGAGED
ENGAGED
AUGER CLUTCH LEVER
DRIVE CLUTCH LEVER
LOCKED
Both levers depressed
The auger clutch lever remains locked
down as long as one hand continues to
depress the drive clutch lever.
LEFT STEERING
CONTROL LEVER
RIGHT STEERING
CONTROL LEVER
LEFT TURN
RIGHT TURN
HEIGHT ADJUSTING LEVER
HIGH
LOW
GAS ASSIST DAMPER