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2.3
SNOWDOG identification, model designation
and the place of information labels
Tag 1
Tag 2
2.4 Manufacturing number of SNOWDOG
The manufacturing number is applied to the engine mount in the
rear part (under the engine cylinder) by dot peen marking.
On the front of the engine mount glued are two information
manufacturer’s tags, which contain the information about the
manufacturer, model and serial number of SNOWDOG.
2.5 Engine marking
The engine number is caused by dot peen marking on the engine
crankcase at the front.
3 Preparing for repair and
maintenance
1�
Remove all dirt before repair and dismantling.
2�
Use proper cleaning tools and equipment.
3�
When dismantling SNOWDOG keep the joined
components together. It includes mechanisms,
cylinders, pistons and other joined parts that wear
at the joints. The joined components should be
assembled again in the same composition or replaced.
4�
During SNOWDOG dismantling, clean all parts and
place them in containers indicating disassembled
mechanisms. This will speed up the assembly time
and make it possible to set them again correctly.
5�
Stay away from open fire.
6�
Use oil and grease recommended by SNOWDOG.
Other brands may be similar in terms of designation
and properties but inferior in quality.
7�
In disassembling components and mechanisms all
the damaged or worn-out gaskets, seals and O-rings
should be replaced.
8�
All the mounting seats should be cleaned.
9�
Properly lubricate all the joined parts and bearings
during assembly. Use lubricants when installing seals.
10�
1Use an anaerobic thread lock where indicated. The
surface of the thread should be cleaned and degreased
before using the lock.
