SNOWDOG COMPACT B10ZE WL, Руководство пользователя

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8.3 Handle bar height adjustment
To adjust the height of the steering handle you must rearrange
fixture in one of the three holes 1. In order to raise the wheel
higher, move the mounting holes in the bottom. In order to
lower the lower wheel, move the steering wheel to the upper
hole. Please NOTE, both the handlebar mounting must be on
the same level.
8.4 Preparations, necessary to maintain
before every star 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 fixed 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. Check how the kill switch is installed. Kill
switch which is not installed completely may lead to incorrect
work of the engine.
10. Release the parking brake from the fixed position before
moving.
11. Check the hooking device and its fastners 1.
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WARNING!
When operating Snowdog at positive
temperatures (above 0C or 32F) it is
necessary to remove the protective
cover. Failure to do so will cause the
engine to overheat and will not be
covered by warranty
9 Operating the SNOWDOG
Be sure to study the information regarding engine first 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
SNOWDOG 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. SNOWDOG 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 SNOWDOG, release the
throttle back - never apply the parking brake to stop the
SNOWDOG while driving.
9.2 Stopping the engine
To stop the engine, throttle back to minimal RPMs and flip the
engine stop button to “OFF” position.
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CAUTION!
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The first 20 hours of operating the
SNOWDOG are needed for engine
and transmission to adjust. During
this period you should use SNOWDOG
with lowest possible load. Prolonged
lugging may cause transmission
overload and SNOWDOG failure.