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• P.O.BOX 2741 • CLEVELAND, OHIO 44111 FORM NO. 770-2863A Safety Rules for the Operation of Snow Throwers BEFORE STARTING: 1. Read the instruction manual and safety precautions furnished with your snow thrower before attempting to assemble or start it. 2. Familiarize yourself with the controls and use of the equipment. 3. Check the fuel level before each use to avoid refilling the tank while the engine is hot. Wipe off any gasoline spills and be sure the tank cap is snug. 4. Keep the area to be plowed free of sticks, stones, toys and other obstacles which could be picked up and thrown by the impeller. 5. If your thrower is electrically powered, assure yourself that the unit is effectively and continously grounded and that the power and extension cords are in good condition. 6. If your engine has a wind-up (rachet or impulse) starter, assure yourself that the engine will operate freely before actuating the starter release. 7. Before starting the engine, be sure to disengage all clutches and check to see that all rotors, augers, and impellers are free to rotate. 8. Assume a firm stance and keep your feet at a safe distance from the auger before pulling the starter rope. 9. Do not loan your snow thrower to any person who is not familiar with its operation or the safety rules concerning it, and don’t allow children or young teenagers to operate it. DURING OPERATION: 1. Never attempt to clear debris from your snow thrower, make adjustments, or change the “throw” direction of the discharge chute (unless a control is provided for this purpose near the handle), without first shutting off the engine and disconnecting the spark plug wire. The wire should be kept at least two inches from the spark plug. If the thrower is electrically powered, unplug the power cord. 2. Keep children and pets away from the area being plowed, and never walk in front of the discharge chute while the unit is running. 3. Do not place hands, feet, and loose clothing near any moving parts and always keep all guards in place. 4. Never leave the thrower running unattended. 5. Be sure of your footing at all times and never operate the unit on precarious surfaces. 6. Never attempt to scrape off all the snow from gravel and crushed rock surfaces. Instead, adjust the height to approximately an inch above the surface. 7. If it is necessary to operate the engine in a garage or other enclosed space, open doors and windows to provide sufficient ventilation. 8. Never attempt to operate the unit faster than the speeds specified by the manufacturer. 9. Keep all nuts and bolts tight. If undue vibration is noted, do not use until the condition has been corrected. 10. Learn how to stop the engine and moving parts quickly in case of emergency. 2 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Open snow thrower carton. 2. A) Remove clutch rod B) Remove cardboard insert 1, 2, & 3. C) Remove bag of parts which is packed inside of insert #3. D) Remove elbow & elbow insert. E) Remove snow thrower. 1) Remove insert from underneath jackshaft pulley. 2) Remove last insert. F) Open small carton. 1) Remove push rod, stack control and lift spring. 3. Remove belt guard from tractor. 4. Remove hex bolt and sleeve holding the front of the belt guard to the engine. Do not remove the belt trapout. Remove bolt and rubber washers holding the rear of the belt guard to the frame. Depress the Clutch-Brake Pedal and lock in the brake position (fully depressed pedal) with the parking brake. If your tractor was manufactured after 1968 eliminate step No. 5. 5. Loosen the bolt holding the spring tension idler and belt clip. Mark position of belt clip. Roll belt off pulley TOWARDS the engine. Remove set screws (2) and pull off engine pulley. Refer to Fig. 1. Replace bolt and two rubber washers in the frame. BELT CLIP FIG. 1 3 6. Remove mowing unit. 7. Install new engine pulley. Position 5/16” from end of shaft. Square key must not protrude from the pulley. Secure pulley with set screws. 8. Attach engine pulley extension. Allen wrench and Allen head screws are provided. 9. Position snow thrower in front of tractor. Move idler and “V” belt to position idler under “B” belt. 10. Place “V” belt on engine pulley extension. 11. Open bag of parts. 12. Mount R.H. and L.H. mounting plates on to tractor. Service with hair pin cotter. See Figs. 2 and 3. 4 13. Attach snow blower to tractor by connecting guide arms to the mounting plates (Fig. 2) and lift pivot bar to the mounting plates. Secure with hair pin cotter. 14. Attach extension plate (adapter) to tractor lift arm by placing the notched end over the rod, fastening the rear of the adapter over the weld pin on the lift arm. Secure with cotter pin. Use washer and wing nut to hold adapter tight against lift arm. See Fig. 4. 15. Attach lift rod to the lift mounting bracket with nut and bolt provided. Attach slotted end of the lift rod over the adapter plate stud and fasten with a washer and cotter pin. 16. Attach c...
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