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OPERATION

OPTIMUM  PREFORMANCE

Optimum   snowblower   performance   is   only 

achieved   after   10   to   15   minutes   of 
operation.  In cold weather it is particularly 
important that the hydraulic oil be warmed 
up   and   flowing   freely   before   evaluating 
performance.

Snowblower performance is highly sensitive to 

hydraulic pressure and flow.  The higher the 
pressure   and   flow   (while   still   remaining 
below 3000 psi), the higher the snowblower 
performance will be.

GENERAL  PREPARATION

1.

Read   the   operator's   manual   carefully 

before using the tractor and snowblower. 
Be thoroughly familiar with the controls 
and proper use of the equipment.  Know 
how to stop the unit and disengage the 
controls quickly.

2.

Wear   adequate   winter   outer   garments 

while operating equipment.

3.

Make   sure   the   snowblower   is   clear   of 

snow and/or other debris before engaging 
the hydraulic system.

4.

Make   sure   the   auger   and   fan   operate 

freely.

  5.      

Adjust the skid shoes so the snowblower 

runs level.

  6.

To obtain optimum performance of the  
snowblower,   the   oil   in   the   tractor  
hydraulic system must be warmed up for 
10 to 15 minutes.   Both the tractor and  
the snowblower should be run at reduced 
RPM and power until warmed up.

OPERATING  CONTROLS

Hydraulic Deflector Control
Important:   

The snowblower drive system must 

be engaged to move the hydraulic deflector. The 
system has more speed and power for deflector 
operation when blowing snow.      

To adjust  the angle of deflector, push or depress 

the upper left switch to lower the deflector.  Push 
the upper right switch to raise it.  If the operation 
is not as described, reverse the switch wires.

Hydraulic Rotation Control
Important:   

The snowblower drive system must 

be engaged to rotate the hydraulic chute.   Here 
again,   more   speed   and   power   is   available   for 
rotation when blowing snow.

To turn the chute left (counterclockwise), push or 

depress   the   lower   left   switch.     Push   the   lower 
right   switch   to   move   the   chute   to   the   right 
(clockwise).  If the operation is not as described, 
reverse the switch wires.

GROUND  SPEED

Ground   speed   or   forward   travel   controls   the 

amount of snow fed into the snowblower.  Snow 
weight, density and depth can vary widely.  Light, 
dry, moderate depth snow can be moved at higher 
speeds.   Heavy, wet, deep or compacted, or icy 
snow   will   all   require   reduced   speed.     Let   the 
snowblower   work   it's   way  through   deep   snow. 
When conditions are severe, very low speed will 
be necessary.  The snowblower is not designed to 
push snow.  If snow begins to pile-up, cut back on 
ground speed.   Overloading with wet snow can 
cause   clogging   in   the   chute   and/or   shear   pins 
breaking.

Use full engine RPM when blowing wet, sticky 

snow.     Low   engine   RPM   contributes   to   chute 
clogging.

 

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Страница 1: ...COMPACT TRACTOR SNOWBLOWER Owner Operator Manual Parts Book Sheyenne Tooling Mfg PO Box 647 701 Lenham Ave SW Cooperstown ND 58425 www sheyennemfg com 701 797 2700 Fax 701 797 2584 800 797 1883...

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Страница 4: ...COMPACT TRACTOR SNOWBLOWER _________________________________ MODELS 500CT 600CT 5 And 6 Foot Width 1...

Страница 5: ...and the warranty pages that follow that page Both parties need to keep their respective copies It is advisable for the purchaser to share the name of the insurance company that is covering his or her...

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Страница 7: ...rovided below and complete the warranty pages which follow SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION It is the responsibility of the purchaser and all operator s to read and understand this manual It has been prepared t...

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Страница 9: ...ve SHEYENNE TOOLING MANUFACTURING shall have no obligation of liability of any kind on account of any of its equipment and shall not be liable for special or consequential damage SHEYENNE TOOLING MANU...

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Страница 11: ...ove SHEYENNE TOOLING MANUFACTURING shall have no obligation of liability of any kind on account of any of its equipment and shall not be liable for special or consequential damage SHEYENNE TOOLING MAN...

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Страница 13: ...imitations or exclusions of implied warranties of incidental or consequential damages so the limitations or exclusions in this warranty may not apply This warranty is subject to any existing condition...

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Страница 15: ...urrent Redesigned Models 500 600 14 Electrical Diagram 15 Hookup Physical Hydraulic Electrical 16 Compact Tractor Hydraulic System Common to 500 600 17 Hydraulic System 18 Installation Instructions fo...

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Страница 17: ...and understand the Safety Operation Maintenance and Trouble Shooting information contained within the Operator s Manual COMPACT TRACTOR SNOWBLOWER This manual covers the models 500 CT and 600 CT Snow...

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Страница 19: ...THE SYMBOL SHOWN BELOW IS USED TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY BE ALERT Your Safety is involved 6...

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Страница 21: ...erious injury WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided...

Страница 22: ...e torn or bulky clothing around the tractor and the snowblower It may catch on moving parts or controls causing injury 3 Before and during the snow season thoroughly inspect the area where the equipme...

Страница 23: ...down the snowblower and the tractor as stated in step 1 above Wait for rotating parts to stop before attempting to unclog any portion of the snowblower Use a long piece of wood approx 3 feet to safel...

Страница 24: ...ransmission in neutral set the parking brake disengage the equipment drive lower the equipment to the ground place all levers including auxiliary control levers in neutral shut off the engine and remo...

Страница 25: ...our tractor to increase stability on slopes 12 Never stand alongside the unit while the engine is running 13 When work is complete or operator needs to shut down follow these procedures Park the tract...

Страница 26: ...te this equipment until such information has been reviewed Annually review this information before the season start up Make these periodic reviews of SAFETY and OPERATION a standard for all of your eq...

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Страница 28: ...wer was redesigned in the fall of 2011 and the 500 CT snowblower was redesigned in the fall of 2012 The top and front views below show the earlier design If a customer has a blower with this drive sys...

Страница 29: ...rking lots The snowblower is available in two widths 60 and 74 inches A single orbital motor drives the auger sections and the impeller The orbital motor is driven by the PTO pump of the tractor The a...

Страница 30: ...Electrical Layout Common to 500 600 15...

Страница 31: ...ic cylinders mentioned in the above paragraph are controlled electrically A handset and wiring harnesses are included with the snowblower Like the hydraulic lines the electrical wiring harnessed will...

Страница 32: ...16 17 Common...

Страница 33: ...the operator INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR HYDRAULIC SYSTEM It is critical where the oil is taken from the tractor at point A on your diagram Find a pressurized oil line between your tractor auxiliar...

Страница 34: ...g brackets for the rear PTO kit and additional brackets when ordering the mid PTO kit When you tighten the bracket make sure the bracket is holding the weight of the pump or pump gearbox and not misal...

Страница 35: ...The snowblower drive system must be engaged to move the hydraulic deflector The system has more speed and power for deflector operation when blowing snow To adjust the angle of deflector push or depre...

Страница 36: ...motor Both the tractor relief valve and two shear bolts protect the snowblower More specifically model 600 blowers built after September 2011 and model 500 blowers built after October 2012 have shear...

Страница 37: ...h Do not rely on hydraulically supported devices for your safety Hydraulics can leak down either slowly settling or quite suddenly or be accidentally lowered 8 Do not attempt to service machine clear...

Страница 38: ...ied in this chart unless otherwise noted Check tightness of bolts periodically using bolt torque chart as a guide Replace hardware with the same grade or strength bolt Bolt and cap screws are identifi...

Страница 39: ...hine ready PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Snowblower does not run Hydraulic couplers not engaged Push couplers in until they engage No hydraulic pressure to the snowblower Engage the tractor PTO Blockage in a...

Страница 40: ...il was taken from incorrect location See installation instructions for correct location to take supply oil from tractor Faulty relief valve Ensure relief valve does not open until system pressure is 3...

Страница 41: ...bly 60 Inch 5 of 7 31 Parts List 60 Inch 6 of 7 32 Hydraulic Components Parts 60 Inch 7 of 7 33 Exploded Assembly 74 Inch 1 of 7 34 Parts List 74 Inch 2 of 7 35 Exploded Assembly 74 Inch 3 of 7 36 Par...

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Страница 43: ...41 1 320 2 1306 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 42 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 44 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 45 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 46 1 320 2 1296 TUBE...

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Страница 45: ...2 1306 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 42 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 44 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 45 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 46 1 320 2 1296 TUBE SHEAR W...

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Страница 47: ...2 1306 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 42 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 44 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 45 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 46 1 320 2 1296 TUBE SHEAR W...

Страница 48: ...AEF 6672960 1 8 HYD COUPLER MALE 3FFI1234SAEF 6674688 1 9 RESTRICTOR 6400 06 06 O R 047 904 08105 1 10 ELBOW 6MJ 6MP90 904 08036 2 11 ELBOW 6MP 6FP 90 904 08004 2 12 ADAPTER 10MJ 10MB STRAIGHT 904 080...

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Страница 51: ...ACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 320 2 1298 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 44 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 45 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 46 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 47 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 48...

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Страница 53: ...ACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 320 2 1298 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 44 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 45 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 46 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 47 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 48...

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Страница 55: ...ACER CHUTE ROTATE 43 1 320 2 1298 AUGER WLDT RH FLIGHTING 44 1 320 3 2019 SPACER CHUTE ROTATE 45 1 900 01231 1 2 13 X 2 1 4 HHCS GR 5 46 3 900 06504 1 2 NC TOPLOCK NUT 47 1 320 2 1297 SHEAR DRIVEN 48...

Страница 56: ...B 6MJ 8 1 7246790 HYD COUPLER FEMALE 9 1 7246777 HYD COUPLER MALE 10 1 904 08105 RESTRICTOR 6400 06 06 O R 047 11 2 904 08036 ELBOW 6MJ 6MP90 12 2 904 08004 ELBOW 6MP 6FP 90 13 2 904 08030 ADAPTER 12M...

Страница 57: ...60 Model 500 And 74 Model 600 Decal Locations 41...

Страница 58: ...3 1 320 3 1779 Decal 500 CT 60 4 1 320 3 1692 Decal 600 CT 74 5 1 1 320 3 1266 Decal Keep Shields in Place 6 1 1 320 3 1270 Decal Warning 7 1 1 320 3 1269 Decal Black Max 8 2 2 320 3 1966 Decal Rotat...

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