Name: Craftsman 536881550 snow thrower
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Operator's Manual

Snow Thrower

6 Horsepower

Electric Start

24-inch Dual Stags

Model 536.881550

CAUTION: Before using this product,

read this manual and foflow all of its

Safety Rules and Operating Instructions.

Manual del usario

Quitanieves

de 24 pulgadas

6 caballos de fuerza (hp)

de dos Uempos

Arranque el6ctdco

Modelo 536.881550

PRECAUCI6N: Antes de usar este producto,

lea este manual y siga todas las reglas de

seguddad e instruccionesde operaci6n.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., Hoffrnan Estates, IL 60179 U.S.A.

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WARRANTY STATEMENT ......

SAFETY RULES . ..

*.....lw**l •

INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS ....

ASSEMBLY ...................

OPERATION ..................

MAINTENANCE ...............

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT ..

2 STORAGE .................... 33

2 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE . .. 34

4 REPAIR PARTS ............... 38

6 ENGINE REPAIR PARTS ....... 56

11 SPANISH (ESPA_IOL) .......... 63

18 PARTS ORDERING/SERVICE ..

21 BACK COVER

UMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN SNOW THROWER

For twoyesrs from the date of purchaes, when this Craftsman Seow thrower is malnlalned,

lubricated, and tuned up according to the operating and maintenance Instructions in the

owner's manual, Sears will repair,free of charge, any defect in material orworkmanship.

ff this _an Snow throweris usedfor commercial or rental purposes, this wan'anty ap-

plies for only90 days flora the date of purchase.

This warranty does notcover _ following:

Items whichbecome worn dudngnormaluse, suchas spark plugs,drive baitsand sheer

pins,

Repair necessary because of operator abuse or negligence, includingbent crankshafts

and the failure to maintain the equipment according tothe instructionscontainedin the

owner's manual.

WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY RETURNING THE CRAFTSMAN SNOW

THROWER TO THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER IN THE UNITED STATES.

THIS WARRANTY' APPLIES ONLY WHILE THIS PRODUCT IS IN USE IN THE UNITED

STATES.

This warranty givesyou spectticlegal rights, and you may also have other dghtswhich may

vary fl'om state to stafa.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., D817WA, Hoffman Estates. IL 60179

LooK FOR THIS SYMBOL TO POINT OUT IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

IT MEANS- ATTENTIONIII BECOME ALERTI!I YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED.

Engine F.x_aust,some of Its constltuent_ and

certain vehlclo components contain or emlt

chemicals known to the State of Califomia to

cause cancer and birth defects or other repro-

ductiveharm.

Battery posts,terminalsand relatedacesssodes

€ontain lead and load compounds, chemicals

known tothe State ofCaliforniatocausecancer

and birth defects or other mproductNe harm.

WASHHANDS AFTER HANDLING.

A WARNING:Always dis€on-

nect the spark plug wire

and placeitwhereitcannot

mako contact with spark plug to

preventaccidental starlingduring:

Preparation,Maintenance,or Stor-

age ofyour snow thrower.

IMPORTANT;. Safety standardsre-

quire operator presence controlsto

minimizethe risk of injury.Yoursnow

throwerisequippedwithsuchcontrols.

Do notattempttodefeatthefunc'donof

the operatorpresencecontrolunderany

circumstances.

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TRAINING

1. Readthisoperatingandserviceinstruction

manualcarefully.Be _omu_ly familiar

w_ thecontrolsandtheproperuseofthe

snowthrower.Knowhowtostopthesnow

throweranddL_engagethecontrolsquick-

ly.

2. Neverallowchildrentooperatethesnow

thrower.Neverallowadultstooperatethe

snowthrowerwi_outproperinslnJction.

3. Ksepthe ereaofoperationdeerof allper-

sons,parUauiedysmallchildrenandpets.

4. Exercisecautiontoavoidslippingorfalling

especiallywhenoperatinginreverse.

PREPARATION

1. Thoroughlyinspectthe areawhere

snowthroweristobeusedandremoveell

doorrnt_, sleds, boards, wires, and other

faragnobje s.

2. Disengagealldutcheebeforestartingthe

engine(motor).

3. Do notoperatethe snowthrowerwithout

wearingadequatewinteroutergarments.

Wearfootwearthatwillimprovefootingon

stipperysurtaces.

4. Handlefuel withcare; it is highlyflam-

mable.

a. Usean approvedfuelcontainer.

b. Neverrercovefueltankc,_poraddfual

toa runningengine(motor)orhoten-

gine(motor).

c. Fillfuel tank outdoorswith extreme

care. Neverfillfueltankindoors.

d. Replacefuel capsecurelyandwipeup

spilledfuel.

e. Neverstorefuelor snowthrower with

fuel in the tank inside of a building

wherefumesmayreachanopen11ame

orspark.

f. Checkfuelsupplybeforeeachuse,al-

lowingspaceforexpansionasthehoat

ofthe engine(motor)and/orsuncan

causefueltoexpand.

5. Forallsnowthrowerswithelectricstating

motors use al_a'ic sta_ng extension

cordscert_edCSA/UL Useonlywitha re-

ceptesiethathasbeeninstalledinaccord-

ancewithlocalinspec_onauthorities.

6. let engine(motor)andsnowthrowerad-

justtooutdoortsmperafuresbeforestarting

to cieeranow.

7. Alwayswearsefatyglassesoreyeshields

duringopera_n orwhileperforminganad-

justmentor repairto protecteyes from

foreigndojeststhattraybethrownfromthe

snowthrower.

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OPERATION

1. DOnotoperatethissnowthrowerifyouere

takingd"ugsoro_er medica_onwhichcan

causedrowsinessoraffectyourabilityto

operatethissnow_wer.

2. Do not usethe snowthrower if you are

meotellyorphysicallyt_abietooperate

snowthrowersa_ely.

3. Donotputhandsorfaatneeror underro-

toting parts.Keepdeer of the discharge

openingatall times.

4. Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperating

on or crossinggravel drives,walks or

roads.Stay alert for hiddenhazards or

traffic.

5. Afterstrndnga foreignobject,stopthe en-

gine (motor), removethe wire from the

spark plug, thoroughly inspect snow

throwerfor any damage,and repairthe

damage beforerestarl_and opera_g

thesnowthrower.

6. If thesnowthrowershouldstarttovbrate

abnormally,stopthe engine(motor)and

checki'nmadietelyforthecause.VibralJon

isgenerallya wamingoftrouble.

7. Stop the engine (motor)whenever you

leave the operatingposition,beforeun-

clogging_ augerJimpellerhousingordis-

charge chute and when maldng any

repairs,ad}ustmants,or inspections.

8. When cleaning,repairing,or inspecting,

make certainthe auger/a_pellerand

movingpartshavestoppedandallcontrols

aredL_angaged.DisconnectthesparkpSug

wireandImapthewireaway'B'omthesperk

plugto preventaccidentalstarting.

9. Takeallpossibleprece_onswhenleaving

thesnowthrowerunattended.Disengage

auger/impeller,stopengine (motor),

andremovekey.

10. Donotstertorrunangineh sncinsedarea,

evenif doorsor windows are open. Ex-

haustfumes are dangerous(containing

CARBON MONOXIDE, an ODORLESS

andDEADLYGAS).

11. Do not deer snow acrossthe face of

slopes.Exerciseex:l:mmecautionwhen

changhngdirectionon slopes.Do not at-

temptto clearsteepelopes.

12. Neveroperate the snowthrowerwlt_ut

properguards,platesor othersafetypro-

tectlvedevicesin place.

13. Neveroperatethosnowthrowerneeren-

closures,automobiles,windowwells,drop-

offs,andthelikewithoutproperad)ustmant

oflhe snowotschergeangle.Keepchildren

andpetsaway.

14.Donotoverloadthesnowthrowercapaclty

by attem_ngtoclearsnowattsofesta

rate.

15. Never operatethe snowthrower at high

_ansport speeds on slipperysurfaces.

Lookbehindandusecarewhen becking

up.

16. Never directdischargeat bystandersor

allowanyoneinfrontofthesnowthrower.

17. Disengagepowertothecollastor/impeller

whensnowthroweris_'ansportedornotin

USe.

18. Useonlyattachrsentsandaccessoriesap-

provedby the manufectumrof thesnow

thrower (suchas _re chains,electricstart

ecL).

19. Never operate the snowthrowgrwithout

goodvisibilityor light.Alwaysbe sure of

yourfoo_ng and keepa firm holdon the

handles. Wak;neverrun.

20. Do not over-roach.Keep properfoot_

andbalanceat alltimes.

21. Do notattempttousesr=:_thrower on a

roof.

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

1. Checkshearbottsandotherbolts at fre-

quent intervalsfor propertightnessto be

surethesnowt_roweris in safeworking

condition.

2. Storethesnowthroworawayfromignition

sourcesor appliancesthat have a pilot

light,suchashotwatorsndspasehestors,

clothesdryers,etc.... Allowtt_ engine

(motor)tocoolbeforestoringinanyenclos-

urB.

3. Always referto operator'sguideins'_uc-

tions for importantdetailsif the snow

thrower is to be storedfor an extended

period.

4. Maintainor replace.safetyand instm_on

labels,asnecessary.

5. Runthesnowthrowerafewminutasafter

throwing snowto preventfreeze-upofthe

auger/impeller.

_ ARNING: This snow throwerIs

for usa on sidewalks, drlvewaye

and otherground levelsurfaces.

Cautionshouldbee_erofsedwhlle usingon

steep sloping surfaces. DO NOT USE

SNOW THROWER ON SURFACESABOVE

GROUND LEVEL such as roofs of reel-

dances, garages, porches or other such

structuresor buildings.

IMPORTANT:Manyof the followltKJsymbolsam Iocstedon your snowthrower or on litera-

ture suppliedwith the product.Bstomyou operatethe snowthrower, learnandunderstand

the purposefor eachsymbol.

CONTROL AND OPERATING

SYMBOLS

Slow Fast ElectricStart EngineStart Engine Run

@0 1 I-IN

Engine Off Engine Stop On Choke Off ChokeOn Neutral

Thrcttlo Primer Button Ignltlon Key

®Q

Ignition Off IgnitionOn

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DriveClutch Forward Reverse Auger Clutch Auger Collector Engage

Push To Engage Fuel 011 Fuel 011Mixture

ElectricStarter

DischargeDOWN DischargeUP DischargeLEFT DischargeRIGHT

|JH

WeigM Transfer WeightTransfer Transmission IgnitionKey

Lift HandleTo DepressPedal InsertTo Run,

Engage To Disengage PullOutTo Stop.

SafetyWarningSymbols

DANGER DANGER WARNING

ThrownObjects. Thrown Objects.

Keep BystandersAway. Keep BystandersAway.

IMPORTANT

Read Owner's Manual

BeforeOperedng

ThisMachine.

Avoid InjuryFrom

RotatingAuger. Keep DANGER

Hands, FeetAnd StopThe Engine Before

ClothingAway. UncloggingDlschergeChutal

DANGER

WARNING STOP

Hot Surface

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CONTENTS OF PARTS BAG (ACTUAL SIZE)

1 - Owner's Manual (not shown)

1 - Packet of Fuel Stabilizer (not shown)

1 - Warranty Card (not shown)

*Non-Assembly Parts, found in toolbox located on belt cover

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,_ WARNING: Always wearsafety glasses or eye shields

while assembling snow

thrower.

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR

ASSEMBLY

1 - Knifeto outcarton

2 - 1/2 inch wrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

2 - 9/16 inchwrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

2 - 3/4 inch wrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

1 - Pliers (to spread cotter pin)

1 - Screwdriver

1 - Measuring tape or ruler

Figure1

Figure 1 shows the snow thrower in the

shipping position.

Figure 2 shows the snow thrower com-

pletely assembled.

References to the right or left hand side

of the snow thrower are from the view-

point ofthe operator's positionbehind

the unit.

TO REMOVE SNOW THROWER

FROM CARTON

1. Locate all parts packed separately

and remove from the carton.

NOTE: Place fuel stabilizer in a

safe place until needed for storage.

2. Remove and discard the packing

material from around the snow

thrower.

3. Cut down all four comers of the car-

ton and laythe panels fiat

4. Cut the straps that secure the axle

to the pallet,

5. For shipping purposes, the height

adjust skids are attached to the

pallet. Remove the screw that se-

cures each height adjust skid to

the pallet. See F'_jure2.

. Roll snow thrower off the pallet by

pullingon the lower handle. CAU-

TION: DO NOT back over contTol

cables.

7. Remove all packing material from

the unit.

8. Cut ties secudng the clutchcontrol

cable to the lower handle and lay

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cable back away from the motor

frame.

AugerDdveLever

Traction

DriveLever

Cable

kAssembly

Chute

Lever

Screw Figure 2

TO ASSEMBLE THE HANDLE AND

CRANK ASSEMBLY

1. Cut tie holdingshift rodto lower

handle and move shifterto the first

forward gear.

2. Cut and discardthe plastic tie that

secures the crank assembly.

3. Loosen, but do not remove, the

screws, f_twashers, Iockwashers,

and hex nuts in the upper holes of

the lower handle. See Figure 3.

4. Remove the fasteners and the eye-

boltfrom the lowerholes of the low-

er handle See Figure 5.

RightHand Side j

OfUpperHandle_

5/16" Hex Nut_:_

LooseN_

but do not

remove

11/32"

Ratwasher

Rgum 3

NOTE: Make sure the cables are

not caught between the upper and

lower handle,

5. Raise the upper handle into operat-

ingposition,

NOTE: If the cables have become dis-

connected form the drive levers, rein-

stall the cables as shown in Figure 4.

6. Install the fasteners that were re-

moved instep 4. DO NOT tighten

until all bolts are in place.

LeftSideOf

Upper

3/8= Nylon

Locknut

Eye Bolt Ratwasher

Rgure5

7. Attach the crank rodto the universal

joint assembly with the hair pin. See

Figure 6.

8. "lighten nut on eye bolt. Make sure

eye bolt is properly aligned and the

crank can fl'eely route.

9. Tighten all handle and panel bolts.

Cren_Aod

Figure6

Coht_4 Cable Rgure 4

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NOTE: Ifthe cables have become dis-

connected, connect cables as shown in

Figure 7.

TractionDriveCable AugerDriveCable

Figure7

HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE CHUTE DEFLECTOR

1. Remove the carriage boll See

Figure 8.

2. Raise the chute deflector into op-

erating position.

3. Fasten chute deflector toflange

with carriage bolt. Make sure to

install with head of carriage bolt on

the inside of the flange.

4. Fasten with washer and Iocknut.

5. "Rghten Iooknut securely.

NOTE: Make sure all cerriage

bolts in flange are tight. DO NOT

OVERTIGHTEN.

De_ector

jT=z=._._Jj...... __

Nut / -- _, Operatng_l

I I Iii I_o_.oo-I

/k. ,--.or

Figure8

HOW TO SET THE SKID HEIGHT

Your snow thrower is equipped with

height adjust skids on the outside ofthe

auger housing. To adjust the skid

height for different conditions, see To

Adjust Skid Height paragraph In the

Service And AdJust_nent section.

HOW TO SET THE LENGTH OF THE CABLES

The cables were adjusted at the factory

and no adjustments should be neces-

sary. However, al_erthe handles are put

in the operating position,the cables can

be too tightor too loose. If an adjust-

ment is necessary, see =How To Check

And Adjust The Cables" in the Service

And Adjustment section.

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_- CHECKUST

Before you operate your new snow

threwer, to ensure that you receive the

best performance and satisfac_onfrom

this quality product, please review the

followingohecldist:

All assembly instructionshave been

completed.

e" The discharge chute rotates freely.

e" No remaining loose parts in carton.

Check the fasteners. Make sure all

fasteners are tight.

v" Check the air pressure of the tires.

Correut air pressure isfrom 14 to 17

PSI. See the side of the _re for maxi-

mum inflation. Do not exceed maxi-

mum inflation.

1t" On e/ectricstart medals, the unitwas

shipped with the starter cordplugged

intothe engine. Before operating,un-

plug the starter cordfrom the engine.

While learning how to use your snow

thrower, pay extra attention to the fol-

lowing important items:

v_ Engine oil is at proper level Use a

high quality detergent oil classified

"For Service SG, SH, SJ, SL, or

higher".

Make sure gas tank is filled propedy

with clean, fresh, unleaded gasoline

w_ a minimum of 85 octane..

Become familiar with all controls-

their location and function. Operate

controls before starting engine.

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KNOW YOUR SNOW THROWER

READ THIS OWNER'S MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERATING

YOUR SNOW THROWER. Compare the illustrationswith your SNOW THROWER

to familiarize yourself with the location of various controlsand adjustments. Save

this manual for future reference.

(righthand)

(lefthand)

Choke

Control Gas Crank

Primer Cap / Assembly

Button Chute

Deflector

Discharge

Chute

Safety

Key

Recoil

Starter

Handle

ScraperBar Figure9

Auger Drive Lever. Startsand stops

the auger and impeller(snow gathering

and throwing)

Traction Drive Lever - Propelsthe

snowthrower forwardand h reverse.

Speed Shifter Lever - Selectsthe

spsed of the snow thrower (6 speads for-

wa,,dand 2 speeds reverse).

Crank Assembly - Changes the direc-

tion of snow throwingthrough the dis-

charge chute.

Chute Deflector - Changes the distance

the snow isthrown.

Discharge Chute. Changes the height

and directionthe snow isthrown.

Height Adjust Sldd - Adjuststhe ground

clearanceof the auger housing.

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Ignition Key - Must push into startthe

engine.

Recoil Starter Handle - Starts the en-

ginemanually.

Choke Control - Usedto startacold

engine.

Primer Button . Injectsfuel directJyinto

the carburetormanifold for fast stads in

coldweather.

Electric Start Button - Ofso equipped)

Used to startthe engine using the 120 V

electric starter.

Shear Pin - Shear pinsare designedto

break (toprotectthe machine) ifan ob-

j._ becomes lodged inthe auger hous-

_J.

Toolbox - Spare shear pinsand spacers

are located in toolbox.

The operation of any snowthrower can

resultin foreign objects being thrown

intothe eyes, which can resultin se-

vere eye damage. Always wear safety

glasses or eye shields while operating

the snow thrower.

We recommend standard safety

glasses or a wide vision safety mask for

over your glasses.

A ARNING: Read Owner's

Manual before operaUng

machlne. Never direct dls-

charge toward bystanders. Stop the

engine before unclogging discharge

chute or auger housing and before

leaving the machine.

TO STOP YOUR

SNOW THROWER

1. To stop throwing snow, release the

auger drive lever.

2. To stop the wheels, release the

traction drive lever.

3. To stop the engine, pull out the

safety key.

CAUTION: To stop the engine, do not

move the choke conb'ol to CHOKE

position. Backfire or engine damage

can occur.

TO CONTROL SNOW DISCHARGE

1. Turn the chute controlrod to set the

direction ofthe snow throwing.

2. Loosen the wing knob on the chute

deflector and move the deflector to

set the distance. Move the de_ector

(Up) for more distance, (Down) for

less distance. Then tighten the

wing Imob (See Figure 10).

Wing Knob

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HOW TO MOVE FORWARD AND

BACKWARD

1. To shift,release the traction drive

lever (left hand) and move the

speed shifter lever to the speed you

desire. Ground speed isdeter-

mined by snow conditions. Select

the speed you desire by moving the

speed shifterleverleftintotheap-

propriatenotcheson theshiftlever

plate:

Speeds 1,2 - Wet, Heavy

Speed 3 - Light

Speed 4 - Very Ught

Speed 5,6 - Transport only

2. Engage the traction drive lever (left

hand). As the snowthrower starts

to move, maintain a firm hold on the

handles, end guide the snow throw-

er along the clearing path. Do not

attempt to push the snow thrower.

3. To move the snow thrower back-

ward, move the speed shi_er lever

right intofirst or second reverse and

engage the traction drive lever (left

hand).

IMPORTANT: Do not move the speed

shifter lever while the traction lever is

down.

TO THROW SNOW

1, Push down the auger driver lever

(right hand),

2. Release to stop throwing snow.

TO USE WHEEL LOCKOUT PIN

1. The right hand wheel is secured to

the axle with a Idick pin, This unit

was shippedwith this Idickpin inthe

locked position (through wheel

hole). See Figure 11.

K]ickPin

-Wheel

Locked Drive

Position

Figure11

Foreaseofmaneuverabilityinlight

snow conditions, disconnect the

kllck pin from the wheel locked

position and push intothe single

wheel drive position (unlocked axle

hole only). See Figure 12.

K]ickPin

Unlocked Single Wheel

Position D_ive

Figure 12

NOTE: Do not check the level of the

oilwhile the engine runs.

2. Remove the oilfill cab/dipstickand

wipe with a clean cloth.

3. Insert the oilfill cab/dipstick and

turn clockwise to tighten.

4. Remove the oNfillcab/dipstick and

check the oil

5. If necessary, add oil untilthe oil

reaches the FULL mark on the oilfill

cap/dipstick (see F_ure 13). Do not

add too much oil.

NOTE: Make sure that the Idiokpinis

in the single wheel drive position ofthe

axle only and not through the locked

position.

BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE

1. Before you service or startthe en-

gine, familiarize yourseff with the

snow thrower. Be sure you under-

stand the function and locationof all

controls.

2. Check the tension of clutchcable

before startingthe engine. See To

Adjust The Control Cable para-

graph in the Service & Adjust-

merits section of this manual.

3. Be sure that all fasteners are tight.

4. Make sure the height adjust skids

are pmpedy adjusted. See To Ad-

just Skid Height paragraph in the

Service & Adjustments sectionof

this manual.

5. Checktire pressure (14-17

pounds). Do not exceed maximum

amount of pressure.

CHECK THE OIL:

NOTE: The engine was shipped from

the fectoPJfilled with oil. Check the lev-

el of the oil. Add oilas needed.

To Add Oil

1. Make sure the unit is level.

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NOTE: OII level

must be at the

Full mad(

Figure 13

6. Tighten the fill cap/dipstick securely

each time you check the oillevel.

NOTE; Synthetic oilcan assist with

starting in extreme cold temperatures.

Synthetic 5W30 is acceptable for all

temperatures. DO NOT mixo=1with

gasoline.

FILL GAS:

This engine is certifiedto operate on

gasoline. Exhaust Emission Control

System: EM (Engine Modifications).

4_b WARNING: Alcohol blended

fuels (eelied gasohol or

those using ethanol or

methanol) can attract moisture

which leads to separation and

formation of acids during storage.

Acidic gas can damage the fuel sys-

tem of an engine while in storage.

NOTE; To avoid engine problems, the

fuel system must be emptied before

storage for 30 days or longer. Start the

engine and let it run until the fuel lines

and carburetor are empty. Use fresh

fuel next season. See the Storage

section in this manual for additionalino

formation.

Never use engine or carburetor cleaner

products in the fuel tank or permanent

damage may occur.

RII the fuel tank only_ a fresh,dean,

unleaded regular, unleadedpremium, or

reformulated automotive gasolinewith a

minimumof 85 octane. DO NOT use

4_b WARNING: Gasoline Is flam-

mable. Always use caution

when handling or storing

gasolins.

• Turn engine off and let engine

cool at least two minutes before

removing the gas cap.

Do not fill fuel tank while snow

thrower is running, when it is hot,

or when snow thrower is in an en-

closed area.

Keep away from open flame or an

electrlcal spark and do not smoke

while filling the fuel tank.

leaded gasoline. Make sure that the

containeryou pourthe gasolinefrom is

clean and free from rustor otherforeign

particles. Never use gasolinethat may

be staJefrom long periodsof storagein

the container.

Never fill the tank completely. Fill

the tank to approxlmataly 1-1/2"

below the top of the tank openlng

to provide space for expansion of

fuel.

Always fill fuel tank outdoors and

use a funnel or spout to prevent

spilling.

Make sure to wipe up any spilled

fuel before stating the engine.

Store gasoline In a clean, ap-

proved container and keep the

cap in place on the container.

TO STOP ENGINE

CAUTION: To stop the engine, do not

move the choke control to CHOKE

position. Backfire or engine damage

can occur.

1. Push the stop switch to the OFF

posi_on.

StopSwitch

Figure14

2, Pull out the safety key,

safe,/

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Figure15

TO START ENGINE

Be sure that the engine oHisat FULL

mark on dip_ck. The snow thrower en-

gine is equippedwith a 120 volt/_C.

electricstarterand recoilstarter.Before

startingtheengine,be certainthatyou

have readthefollowinginformation.

Ifenginefloods,setthechoketothe

OPEN/RUN positionand crankuntilthe

enginestarts.

_k ARNING: Rapid retraction

of the starter cord (kick-

back) will pull your hand or

arm toward the engine faster than

you can let go of the starter cord.

Broken bones, fractures, bruises, or

sprains could result.

• When starting the engine, slow-

ly pull the starter cord until re-

slstanco is fell Then, rapidly

pull the starter cord.

Before starting the engine, re-

move all external equipment/en-

gine loads.

• Make sure components; such as

impellors, pulleys or sprockets,

are securely attached.

A ARNING:Thestarteris

equippedwithathree-wire

powercordandplugandis

designedtooperateon120voltAC

householdcurrent.It mustbeprop-

erlygroundedatalltimesto avoid

theposslbifityofelectricalshock

whichmay be injurious to operator.

Follow all inst_'uctions carefully

as set forth In the "To Start En-

gine" section.

• Determine that your house wiring

Is a three-wire grounded system.

Ask a licensed electrician If you

are not sure. If your house wire

system is not a throe-wire system,

do not use this electric starter un-

der any conditions.

If your system Is grounded and a

three-hole receptacle is not avail-

able at the point your starter will

normally be used, one should be

Installed by a licensed electrician.

When connecting 120 volt AC

"Power Cord", always connect the

cord to the Switch Box on the en-

gine first, than plug the other end

Into the three-hole grounded re-

ceptacle. When disconnecting

"Power Cord", always unplug the

end in the three-hole grounded re-

ceptacle first.

Choke Knob

Pdmer

safetyKey

Stop Switch

How To Start A Cold Engine 6.

1. Be sure auger drive and traction

drive levers are in the disengaged

(RELEASED) position.

2. Push the stop switch tothe ON

position (see Figure 16).

3. Push inthe safety key. 7.

4. Rotate the choke knob to the

CHOKE position.

5. (Electric Start) Plug the power cord

intothe starter motor on the en-

gine. Plugthe other end of power

cord intoa three-hole, grounded 8.

120 VOLT, AC receptacle.

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PowerCord

RecoilStarter Receptacle

Handle F]gum 16

Push the primer button as speci-

fied below. Remove finger from

pdmer button between pushes.

• Push two times if temperature is

15° F (-9° C) or higher.

• Push four times iftemperature is

below 15° F (-9° C).

(Bec_ Star0 Pushdownon f_

starer button LaYdlthe enginestads.

To prolongthe life ofthe sta,'tar,do not

crank formornthen 5 secondsata

time. Wait one minutebetweenstarts

to allowthe startermotortocool.

(Recoil Start) Slowly pullthe recoil

starter handle untilresistance is

feltandthen pull rapidlyto start the

engine. Do not allow the recoil

starter handle to snap back. Slowly

return the recoil starter handle.

9. If the engine does not start Jn5 or 6

tries, See DifficultStarting in the

=Troubleshooting Table'.

10.Allow the engine to warm up for

several minutes. As the engine

warms up, adjust the choke knob

toward the RUN position.Wait until

the engine runs smoothly before

each choke adjustment.

11. (Electric Start) First disconnect

power cordfrom receptacle. Then,

disconnectthe power cordfrom the

starter motor.

How To Start A Warm Engine

If restaK_nga warm engine after a short

shutdown, leave the choke Feverin the

off positionand do not push the primer

button, if the engine fails to start, follow

the Cold Start instructions.

Frozen Starter

Ifthe starter isfrozen and will not turn

the engine, follow the steps below.

1. Pullas much starter rope as pos-

sible out of the starter.

2. Release the starter handle and let it

snap back against the starter. Re-

peat untilthe engine starts.

Warm engines will cause condensation

in coldweather. To prevent possible

fTeeze-up of recoil starter and engine

controls, proceed as follows after each

snow removaljob.

1. With engine off, alisw engine to cool

for several minutes.

2. Pullstarter rope very slowly until re-

sistance is felt, then stop. Allow the

starter rope to reooi_.Repeat three

times.

3. W'_ the engine not running, wipe all

snow and moisture from the carbu-

retor cover in area of controls and

levers. Also, move the choke control

and starter handle several times.

A WARNING: Never run en-

gine indoors or in enclosed,

poorly ventilated areas. En-

gine exhaust contains CARBON

MONOXIDE, AN ODORLESS AND

DEADLY GAS. Keep hands, feet,

hair and loose clothing away from

any moving parts on engine and

snow thrower.

Engine parts, especially the muf-

fler, become extremely hot. Se-

vere thermal burns can occur on

contact. Allow the engine to cool

before touching.

Never allow chlldran to operate

the snow thrower. Never allow

adults to operate the snow throw-

er without proper instruction.

Keep the area of operation clear

of all persons, particularly small

children and pets.

Never leave the snowthmwer un.

attended while the engine Is run-

ning. Anyone operating the en-

gine or equipment must carefully

read and understand the operat-

Ing instructions.

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TO REMOVE SNOW FROM AUGER

_IL ARNING: Do not attempt

to remove snow or debris

that may become lodged in

auger with your hands. Use the

cleaning stick to remove snow or

debris.

A cleaning stick isattached to the top of

the auger housing. Use the cleaning

stickto remove snow from the auger

housing.

Release auger drive lever.

Remove (do not turn) safety key.

Disconnect spark plug wire.

Do not place your hands in the au-

ger or discharge chute. Use the

cleaning stick to remove snow.

SNOW THROWING TIPS

1. For maximum snow thrower efficien-

cy in removing snow,adjust ground

speed. Go slower in deep, freezing

or wet snow. Ifthe wheels slips, re-

duce forward speed.

2. Most efficient snow throwing is ac-

complished when the snow is re-

moved immediately after iffalls.

3. For complete snow removal, sligh'dy

overlap each path previously taken.

4. The snow should be discharged

down wind whenever possible.

5. For normal usage, set the skids so

that the scraper bar is 1/8" above

the skids. For extremely hard-

packed snow surfaces, adjust the

skids upward so that the scraper

bar touches the ground.

6, On gravel or crushed rock surfaces,

set the skids at 1-1/4" below the

scraper bar. See To Adjust Skid

Height paragraph in the Service &

Adjustments section of this manu-

al. Rocks and gravel must not be

picked up and thrown bythe ma-

chine.

After the snow throwing job has

been completed, allow the engine to

idlefor a few minutes, which will

melt snow and accumulated ice off

the engine.

Clean the snow thrower thoroughly

after each use.

Remove ice and snow accumulation

and all debris from the entire snow

thrower, and flushwith water (ifpos-

sible) to remove all salt or other

chemicals. Wipe snow thrower dry.

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CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

SERVICERECORDS

RII indatesasyou Before Even/ Every Eve_ Even/

Completeregular Each B 2S 50 100 Ea_ Before

servl_ Use O[t_ Hours Hours Hours Houm Seas_ Storage

ChangeEn_neO_

CheckandCleanSpark

Plug

Cleanand InspeCt

SparkArrestor

_b_ _: ............ :,i '.' _.iil:

;!iJ!i :l..........................................

Check Fuel 3/" I

,u,e,on,,Se,.

iiiiliiiii!! iiiiiii!i'

* Adjust after 2 to 4 hours of use.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

The warrantyon this snowthrower does

not cover itemsthat have been subjected

to operatorabuse or negligence.To re-

ceive fullvalue from the warranty,the op-

erator mustmalrda_ the snowthrower as

instructedin this manual.

Some adjustmentswillneed to be made

periodicallyto properlymaintainyour

snow thrower.

MalrTtenance,radlacement,or repairof the

emissioncontrol devicesand systemscan

be performedby any _o_ engine_-

pa_ establishmentor indviduaL Regular

ma_-r_e_er_e win improve the pedo_Ta,_e

and ex|andther_.oftheangine.

_b ARNING: Do not strike the

flywheel with a hammer or a

hard opject. If done, the fly-

wheel can shatter during operation.

Do not tamper with the governor

spring, links or other parts to in-

crease engine speed.

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AFTER EACH USE

• Run the machine to clear the auger

of snow.

To prevent freezing of the auger or

controls, remove all snow and slush

from the snow thrower.

Check for amy loose or damaged

parts.

• TIghtan any loose fasteners.

Check and maintain the auger,

Check controls to make sure they

are functioning properly.

• If any parts ate worn or damaged,

replace immediately.

ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS

HORSEPOWER 6 HP

DISPLACEMENT 206 cc

BORE 68mm (2.677 in.)

STROKE 56ram (2.205 in.)

GASOLINE 3 quarts

CAPACITY {unleaded)

OIL CAPACITY

(18 oz capacity) 5W30

SPARK PLUG: Champion RJ19LM

(Gap .030 in.) or

equivalent

VALVE Intake: 0.004-0.006 in.

;LEARANCE: Exhaust: 0.009..0.011 in.

ARMATURE

AIR GAP: 0.010-0.014 in.

POWER RATINGS

The power ratings for an individual

engine model are initiallydeveloped by

starting with SAE (Society ofAutomo-

tive Engineers) code J1940 (Small

Engine Power & Torque Rating Proce-

dure) (Revision 2002-05). Given both

the wide array ofproducts on which our

engines are placed, and the variety of

environmental issues applicable to

operating the equipment, itmay be that

the engine you have purchasedwill not

develop the rated horsepower when

used in a piece of power equipment

(actual "on-site" power). This difference

is due to a variety of factors including,

but not limited to, the following: differ-

ences in altitude,temperature, baro-

metric pressure, humidity,fuel, engine

lubrication, maximum governed engine

speed, individualengine to engine

variability, design ofthe particular piece

of power equipment, the manner in

which the engine is operated, engine

run-in to reduce frictionand clean out of

combustion chambers, adjustments to

the valves and carburetor,and other

factors. The power ratings may also be

adjusted based on comparisons to

other similar engines utilized in similar

applications, and willtherefore not

necessarily match the values derived

using the foregoing codes.

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SNOW THROWER

AUGER DRIVE BELT

Adjust the auger drive belt after the first

2 to 4 hours of use, again about mid-

season and twice each season theraaf-

tar (See to "Belt Adjustment" in the

Service and Adjustment section).

CHAIN LUBRICATION

EVERY 25 HOURS

1. Position speed selector lever in first

(1) forward gear.

2. Stand the snow blower up on the

auger housing end.

NOTE: When the crank case if

filled with oil, do not leave the

snow blower standing up on the

auger housing for an extended

period of time.

3, Remove the bottom panel.

4. Lubricate the chains with a chain

type lubricant.

5. For storage, wipe the hexshaft and

sprockets with 5W30 motor oil.

NOTE: Clean all excess grease or

oll found on the rubber friction

wheel or the disc drive plate.

CAUTION: Do not allow grease or

oil to contact the rubber friction

wheel or the disc drive plate.

6. Install the bottom panel.

Chain

AUGER GEAR BOX

The auger gear box is lubricated at the

factory and should not require addition-

al lubrication. If for some reason the

lubdcant should leak out, have auger

gear case checked by a competent re-

pairmen.

ENGINE

LUBRICATION

Check the crankcase oillevel before

starting the engine and after each eight

(8) hours ofcontinuoususe. See

Figure 18. Add S.A.E. 5W30 motorog

as needed. Synthetic 5W30 is accept-

able for all tempemturas. "_ghtenfill

cap/dipstick securely each time you

check the oil level.

OIIFillCap/Dipstick

NOTE: O

FULL mark.

Figure 18

Change the all every fifty (50) hoursor

at least once a year if the snow thrower

isnot used for fiity (50) hours.

TO CHANGE ENGINE OIL

1. Positionthe snow thrower so that

the oil drain plug isat the lowest

point on the engine.

2. When the engine iswarm, remove

the oil drain plug and the oil fill

cap/dipstick (see Figure 18). Drain

the oilintoa suitable container.

3. After drainingall the oil, reinstallthe

oil drain plug securely.

4. Fillthe engine crankcase with the

recommended motoroil, pouring

slowly. DO NOT OVERFILL See

'To Add Oil"in the Operation Sec-

tion.

SPARK PLUG

Check the spark plug every twenty-

five (25) hours. Replace the spark plug

ifthe electrodes are pittedor bumed, if

the pomalaln iscracked, or every 100

hours of use.

1. Make sure the spark plug is clean.

Clean the spark plug by carefully

scraping the electrodes (do not

sand blast or use a wire brush).

2. Check the spark plug gap with a

feeler gauge end reset gap to 0.30"

if necessary. See Figure 19.

3. Before installingthe spark plug,

coat the threads lightly with oilfor

easy removal. TIghten the spark

plug to a torque of 15 foot-pounds.

FeelerGauge

0.030"

Spark Plug

Figure19

F-0410111L 20

,_ WARNING: Always discon-

nect the spark plug wire and

place it where It cannot

make contact with spark plug to pre-

vent accidental starting when mak-

ing any adjustments or repairs.

TO ADJUST SKID HEIGHT

This snow thrower isequipped with two

height adjustment skids, located on

the outside ofthe auger housing. See

Figure 20.

These skids elevate the front of the

snow thrower.

Nuts

Auger Height Adjust Skid

Figure20

For normal hard surfaces, such as a

paved driveway orwalk, adjust the

skids as follows.

1. Positionthe snow thrower on a level

surface.

2. Make sure bothtires are equally in-

flated. Proper tire pressure is 14to

17 PSI. See side of tire for maxi-

mum inflation. Do not exceed maxi-

mum sidewall pressure on tire.

3. Place the extra shear boltssupplied

with the unitunder each end of the

scraper bar nextto the adjustable

skids.

4. Loosen the mounting nuts that hold

the adjustable skids. To bdng the

front of the snow thrower down,

raise the adjustable skids.Tighten

the mounting nuts.See Figure 20.

NOTE: For rocky or uneven surfaces,

raise the front of the snow thrower by

movingthe skids down.

_lb ARNING: Be certain to

maintain proper ground

clearance for your particular

area to be cleared. Objects such as

gravel, rocks or other debris, if

struck by the impeller, may be

thrown with sufficient force to cause

personal injury, property damage or

damage to the snow thrower.

TO ADJUST SCRAPER BAR

Alter considerable use, the metal scrap-

er bar will have a definite wear pattern.

The scraper bar in conjunction with the

skids should always be adjusted to al-

low 1/8" between the scraper bar and

the sidewalk or area to be cleaned.

1. Positionthe snowthrower on a level

surface.

Make sure bothtires are equally in-

flated. Proper tire pressure is 14 to

17 PSI. See side of tire for maxi-

mum inflation. Do not exceed maxi-

mum sidewall pressure on tire.

Loosen the cardage bolts and nuts

secudng the scraper bar to the au-

ger housing.

Adjust the scraper bar tothe proper

position.

Tighten the carriage bottsand nuts,

making sure that the scraper bar is

parallel with the working surface.

For extended operation, the scraper

bar may be reversed. If the scraper

bar must be replaced due to wear,

remove the carriage boltsand nuts

and installa new scraper bar.

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HOW TO REMOVE

THE SNOW HOOD

To access the spark plug,the snow

hood must be removed as follows:

1. Remove the choke controlknob

(see Figure21).

2. Remove the safety key.

3. Remove the mounting screws

(see Figure22).

4. Slowly remove the snow hood.

Make sure that the primer button

hose and the Ignition wire are not

disconnected.

5. The spark plug can now be ac-

cessed.

6. To installthe snow hood, first make

sure that the primer button hose

and the ignitionwire are connected.

7. Mount the snow hoodto the engine

and secure with the mounting

screws (see Figure 22).

8. Connect the choke control knob

with the choke shafton the carbure-

tor (see Figure 23 and Figure 24).

Make sure the choke control knob is

properly installed. If the choke con-

trol knob is not installedcorrectJy,

the choke will not operate.

9. Install the safety key.

Snow Hood

Spark k

Choke

Control Knob

MountingScrews

Choke

ChokeShah

F_ure 23

Cafouretor

Figure24

Rgure21

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BELT ADJUSTMENT

Traction Drive Belt

The traction drive belt has constant

springpressure and does not require

an adjustment. Ifthe traction drive belt

is slipping, replace the belt. See "How

To Replace The Belts" inthe Service

And Adjustment section.

Auger Drive Belt

If your snow blower will not discharge

snow,check the controlcable adjust-

ment. If itis correct, then check the

condition of the auger drive belt. If it is

damaged or loose, replace it (see "How

To Replace The Belts"in this section of

the manual).

1. Disconnect spark plug wire.

2. Remove screw from belt cover.

Remove belt cover (see Figure 25).

5. Have someOne engage auger drive

clutch. Check tension on belt (op-

posite idler pulley). Belt should de-

flect about 1/2 inch(12.5 ram) with

moderate pressure (Figure 26). You

may have to move idler pulley more

than once to obtain the correct ten-

sion.

Auger

Drive

_ Engine

Pulley

O 1/2inch

(12.5mm)

Idler'E'*_"_. Defle_°n

Pul_=y

Engaged

Figure 26

6. Reinstall belt cover.

7. Whenever belts are adjusted or re-

placed, the cables will need to be

adjusted. (See Cable Adjustment in

this section ofthe mariuS.

8. Attach the spark plug wire.

Loosen nut on auger idler pulley

and move auger idler pulley towards

belt about 1/8 Inch (3 ram) (see

Figure 29).

4. "Rghtennut.

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HOW TO REPLACE THE BELTS

The drive belts are of special construc-

tion and must be replaced with odginal

equipment replacement belts available

from your nearest Sears service center.

Some steps require the assistance of a

second person.

How To Remove the Auger Drive Belt

Ifthe auger drive belt is damaged, the

snow thrower will not discharge snow.

Replace the damaged belt as follows.

1. Disconnect the spark plugwire.

2. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure 27).

3. Remove the bottom panel.

BOlt Bottom

Panel

Auger

Housing

\ Bolt "_

Rgure27

4. Remove screw from belt cover.

Remove the belt cover (see

Figure 25).

5. Loosen the belt guide. Pullthe belt

guide away from the auger drive

pulley (see Figure 29).

6. Pull the idler pulley away from the

auger drive belt and slip the auger

drive belt off ofthe idler pulley.

7. Remove the auger drive belt from

the engine pulley. To remove the

auger drive belt, the engine pulley

may have to be partially rotated.

B. Remove the top four bolts that hold

together the auger housing and

the motor box. Loosen the bottom

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two bolts. The auger housing and

the motor box can now be spilt

apart for removal of the belt (see

F.:jure28).

9. Remove the old auger drive belt

from the auger drive pulley. Re-

place the auger drive belt wfth an

originalfactory replacement belt

available fi'om an authodzed service

center (see Figure 29).

10. Installthe new auger drive belt

ontothe auger drive pulley.

NOTE: To assemble the auger

housing to the motor box, have

someone hold the auger clutch

lever In the ENGAGED position.

This will move the idler arm and

pulley enough to allow the auger

drive pulley to move back into

position.

11. Assemble the auger housing to the

motor box with the four bolts that

were removed in step B. "i3ghtanthe

bottomtwo bolts.

12. Installthe auger drive belt ontothe

engine pulley.

13. Slipthe auger drive belt under the

idler pulley.

14. Adjust the auger drive belt. See

"How To Adjust The Auger Drive

Belt"inthe Service And Adjustment

section.

15.Adjust the belt guide. See "How To

Adjust The Belt Guide" in the Ser-

vice And Adjustment section.

16. Install the belt cover, 13ghten

screw (See Figure 25).

17. Check the adjustment of the cables.

See =HowTo Check And Adjust The

Cables" in the Service And Adjust-

ment section.

18. Installthe bottom panel (see

Figure 27).

19. "13ghtenthe bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

20. Connect the spark plug wire.

Bolts

Motor Box

Auger

Housing

Figure 28

Belt Guide

Traction

Auger

Auger Drive Pulley

Auger Drive Belt

E-Ring

Traction Drive

Spdng

Traction

DriveBelt

Traction

DrivePulley

Swing Plate

.aodeRod

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Engine

Pulley

Figure29

How To Remove

The Traction Drive Belt

If the snow thrower willnot move for-

ward, check the traction drive belt for

wear or damage. If the traction drive

belt isworn or damaged, replace the

belt as follows.

1. Disconnectthe spark plug wire.

plate ispropertysecured (see

Figure 30).

2. Remove the auger drive belt. See

"HowTo Remove The Auger Drive

Belt"in the Service And Adjustment

section.

3. Remove the e-ring from one end of

the swing plate axle rod. Remove

the swing plate axle rod to allow

the swing plate to pivotforward (see

Figure 29).

4. Remove the traction drive spring.

5, Remove the old traction drive belt

from the traction drive pulley and

from the engine pulley. Replace

the traction drive belt with an origi-

nal equipment replacement belt

available from a Sears service cen-

ter.

6. Install the new traction drive belt

ontothe traction drive pulley and

onto engine pulley.

7. Make sure the traction drive Idler

pulley is pmparly aligned with the

traction drive belt.

Alignment Tabs Figure 30

NOTE: If the drive will not engage

after the traction drive belt has

been replaced, then check to

make sure that the swing plata is

positioned between the align-

ment tabs.

11. Install and adjustthe auger drive

belt. See "How To Remove The Au-

ger Drive Belt" inthe Service And

Adjustment section.

12. Adjust the bell guide. See "How To

Adjust The Belt Guide" inthe Ser-

vice And Adjustment section.

13. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 27).

14."13ghtenthe bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

8. Attach the traction drive spring.

9. Install the swing plate axle rod and

secure with the e-ring removed

earlier.

10.The bottomofthe swing plate must

be positioned between the align-

ment tabs. Make sure the swing

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15.Installthebelt cover.Tighten

screw (see Figure25).

16. Check the adjustment of the cables.

See "HowTo Check And Adjust The

Cables" in the Service And Adjust-

ment section.

17. Connect the spark plugwire.

BELT GUIDE ADJUSTMENT

1. Remove spark plug wire.

2. Have someone engage auger drive.

3. Measure the distance between the

belt guide and bell The distance

should be 1/8 inch (3.175 rnrn)for

guide. See Figure 31,

"Z"Fitting

_._ Belt Guide

Jko/

1 - _,.,.,_\'_' (3.175 ram)

AugerIdler(/i - \\

Figure 31

4. If adjustment is necessary, loosen

belt guide mounting bolt. Move belt

guide tothe correct position,Tight-

en mounting bolt.

5, Reinstall belt cover.

6, Reconnect spark plug wire,

HOW TO CHECK AND

ADJUST THE CABLES

The cables are adjusted at the factory

and no adjustment should be neces-

sary, If the cables have become

stretched or are sagging adjustment will

be necessary.

Whenever belts are adjusted or re-

placed, the cables will need to be ad-

justed.

To check for correct adjustment, un-

hook "Z" fitting at clutch lever (see

Figure 32).

1. Move clutch lever to the full forward

position (justcontacting plastic

bumper). Holding cable tight, note

positionof fittingto hole in clutchle-

ver.

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F'_ure 32

2. The center of the "Z"titting should

be between the center and top of

the hole in the clutch lever, Adjust

either the auger drive cable or the

traction drive cable as as necessary

according to the following ins'_uc-

tions.

Auger Drive Cable Adjustment

1. Run the engine until the fuel tank is

empty and the engine steps.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

fTontend of the auger housing.

3. Push cable through spring to ex-

pose the threaded portion of the

cable (see Figure 33).

ESqLlar8

Cable Spdng

=__ Locknut

Rgure33

4. Hold square end of threaded portion

with pliers and adjust Iccknut in or

out untilcorrect adjustment is

reached. Pullcable back through

spring and connect cable.

TRACTION DRIVE CABLE ADJUSTMENT

1. Run the engine untilthe fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end ofthe auger housing.

3. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure34).

Bolt BottomPanel

Figure34

4. Remove the bottom panel.

5. Disconnect the "Z" tiffing from the

drive lever (see Figure 32).

6, Slide the cable boot offthe cable

adjustment bracket (see

Figure 35),

7. Push the bottom ofthe traction

drive cable through the cable ad-

justment bracket untilthe =Z"

hook can be removed.

8. Remove the uZ" hook from the

cable adjustment bracket. Move

the "Z" hook down to the next ad-

jus_nent hole.

9. Pull the traction drive cable up

through the cable adjustment

bracket.

10. Put the cable boot over the cable

adjustment bracket.

11. Install the =Z" hook to the traction

drive lever (see Rgure 32).

12.To check the adjustment, depress

the drive lever and check the length

of one of the drive springs. In cor-

rect adjustment, the length ofthe

drive spring is:

minimum 3" (76 ram.)

maximum 3-3/8m(85 ram.)

(see Figure 36).

Traction /

CableBOot/F_

CableAdjustment./_ "Z"Hook

Bracket Figure35

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HOW TO ADJUST OR REPLACE

THE FRICTION WHEEL

How To Check The Friction Wheel

Ifthe snow thrower will not move for-

ward, check the traction drivebelt, the

traction drive cable or the friction wheel.

If the frictionwheel isworn or damaged,

it must be replaced. See "How To Re-

place the FrictionWheel" in this section.

Ifthe frictionwheel is not worn or dam-

aged, check as follows.

1. Run the engine untilthe fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end of the auger housing

(see F_ure 37).

3. Disconnect the spark plugwire.

4. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure 37).

5. Remove the bottom panel.

6. Position the shift speed lever in

the lowest forward speed.

7. Note the position ofthe friction

wheel (see Figure 38). The correct

distance =A" from the rightside of

the friction wheel to the outside of

the motorbox is as follows:

Tire Size Distance "A"

12 and 13 inch 4-1/8"

16 inch 4-5/16"

Ifthe friction wheel isnot in the

correct position,adjust according to

the following instructions.

5. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 37).

6. "13ghtanthe bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

Bolt Bottom Panel

Auger

Housing

Figure37

Figure3B

SpeedControlRod

How To Adjust The Friction Wheel

1. Position the shift speed lever in

the lowest forward speed.

2. Loosen the bolts on the speed

control rod (see Figure 39).

3. Move the fdcUon wheel to the cor-

rect position (see Figure 38).

4. "13ghtenthe bolts on the speed

control rod (see Rgure 39).

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Figure 39

How To Replace The Friction Wheel

If the frictionwheel isworn or damaged,

the snow thrower will not move forward.

The friction wheel must be replaced as

follows.

1, Run the engine untilthe fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end ofthe auger housing (4).

(see Figure37).

BottomPanel

Wheel

Rgure 40

3. Disconnectthe spark plug wire.

4. Remove the fasteners that secure

the rightwheel Remove the right

wheel from the axle (see Figure 40)

5. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

6. Remove the bottom panel.

7. Remove the fasteners that secure

the drive sprocket to the axle (see

Figure 41).

8. Remove the leftwheel, axle, and

drive sprocket.

9. Remove the four bolts that holdthe

bearings on each side ofthe hex

shaft (see Figure42).

10. Remove the he)( shaft and bear-

Ings.

NOTE: Take special note of the posi-

tion of the washers on the hex shaft.

Chain

Rgure 41

Figure42

F-04101 11L 30

11. Remove the three fasteners that

hold the frl_ion wheel tothe hub

(see Figure 43).

12. Remove the friction wheel from the

hub. Slipthe friction wheel off the

hex shaft.

13. Assemble the new frletlon wheel

onto hub with the fasteners re-

moved earlier.

14. Install the hex shaft and bearings

with the four bolts removed eadier

(see Figure 44).

Make sure the washers are prop-

erly Installed in the original posi-

tion. Also, make sure the two

washers are properly aligned

w/th the actuator arms.

15. Make sure the hex shaft turns free-

ly.

16. Install the left wheel, axle, and

drive sprocket with the fasteners

removed earlier, install the chain

onto the drive sprocket (see

Figure 41).

17. Check the adjustment of the friction

wheel. See =How To Adjust The

FrictionWheel" in this section.

18. Make sum the frictionwheel end the

disc drive plate are free from grease

or oil.

19. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 40).

20. "13ghtenthe bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

21. Installthe right wheel to the axle

with the fasteners removed earlier.

22. Connect the spark plug wire.

Friction

Fasteners Hub Wheel

Fasteners

Figure43

ActuatorArms

Beadngs

Washer

,/ Washer

Figure 44

F..0410111L 31

HOW TO REPLACE

THE AUGER SHEAR BOLT

The augers are secured to the auger

shaft w_ special shear bolts. These

shear bolts are designed to break and

protectthe machine ifan object be-

comes lodged in the auger housing. Do

not use a harder bolt as the protection

provided by the shear boltwill be lost.

_lb ARNING: For safety and to

protect the machine, use

only original equipment

shear bolts.

To replace a broken shear bolt, proceed

as follows. Extra shear bolts were pro-

vided with the unit.

1. Stop the engine. Disengage all con-

trois.

2. Disconnectthe spark plug wire.

Make sure all moving partshave

stopped.

3. Align the hole inthe auger with the

hole inthe auger shaft. Install the

new shear pin and spacer. See

Figure 45.

4. Connect the spark plug wire.

Shear Pin

/ t

Spacer

Figure 45

F-O410111L 32

_IL ARNING: Never store your

snow thrower with gasoline

In the fuel tank indoors or In

an enclosed, poorly ventilated area.

If gasoline remains In the tank,

fumes may reach an open flame,

spark or pilot light from a furnace,

water heater, clothes dryer, ciga-

rette, etc.

To prevent damage (ifsnow thrower is

not used for more than 30 days) follow

the steps below.

SNOW THROWER

1. Thoroughly clean the snow thrower.

2. lubricate all lubrication points.See

the Maintenance sacUon.

3. Be sure that all nuts, boltsand

screws are securely fastened. In-

spect all visible moving parts for

damage, breakage and wear. Re-

place if necessary.

4. Touch up all rusted or chipped paint

surfaces; sand lightlybefore paint-

ing.

5. Cover the bare metal parts of the

blower housing auger and the im-

peller with rust preventative, such

as a spray lubricant.

NOTE: Aysady checkup or tune-up by

a Sears service center is a good way of

ensuring that your snow thrower will

provide maximum performance for the

next season.

ENGINE

Gasoline must be removed or treated to

prevent gum deposits from forming in

the fuel tank, filter, hose, and carburetor

during storage. Also, during storage al-

cohol blended gasoline that uses etha-

nol or methanol (sometimes called

gasoho0 attracts water. It acts on the

gasoline to form acids which damage

the engine.

Run the engine untilthe fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

If you do not remove the gasoline,

use fuel stabilizer supplied with unit

or purchase Craftsman Fuel Stabi-

lizer No. 3550. Add fuel stabilizer to

any gasoline left in the tank to mini-

mize gum deposits and acids. Ifthe

fuel tank is almost empty, mix stabi-

lizer with fresh gasoline in a sepa-

rata container and add some to the

fuel tank.

Always follow the instructionson the

stabilizer container. After the stabi-

lizar is added to the fuel tank, run

the engine at least ten minutes to

allow the mixture to reach the car-

buretor.

Change the engine oil.

Remove the spark plug and pour

about 15 ml (1/2 oz) of engine oil

into the cylinder. Replace the spark

plug and crank slowly to distribute

the oil.

Store in a clean and dry area, but

NOT near a stove, furnace or water

heater which uses a pilot lightor

any device that can create a spark.

OTHER

1. Ifpossible, store your snow thrower

indoors and cover itto give protec-

tion from dust and dirt.

2. Ifthe snow thrower must be stored

outdoors, put the snow thrower on

blocks to raise it off ofthe ground.

3. Cover the snow thrower with a suit-

able protective cover that does not

retain moisture. Oo not use plastic.

IMPORTAN'I': Never cover snow

thrower while engine and exhaust areas

are stillwarm.

1:-0410111L 33

TROUBLE CORREC_ON

Difficultsta_ng Replacesparkplug.

CAUSE

Defectivesparkplug.

Waterordirtinfuelsystem.

Remove fuel TTOmfuel tank.

Add fresh fuel

Engine runs erratically Blocked fuelline, empty gas Clean fuel line; checkfuel

tank, or stale gasoline supply;,add freshgasoline

Engine stalls Unit runningon CHOKE. Set choke lever to OFF

)osition.

Engine runs ermUc; Water or dirt in fuel system. Remove fuel fromfuel tank.

:Loss of power iAdd frech fuel.

Excessive vibration Loose parts: damaged :Immediately stop engine

impeller IRemove ignitionkey.Tighten

;all fasteners and make all

necessary mpalrs. If

vibretJoncontinues, take the

unitto a Seats service

carder,

Unit falls to propel Itself Replace tractiondrive belt.

Unit fallsto discharge

snow

Tractiondrivebeltlooseor

damaged.

Incorrectadjustmentof

tractiondrivecable

Wornor damagedfriction

wheel.

Augerdriveboltlooseor

damaged.

Augercontrolcablenot

adjustedcorrectly.

Shearboltbroken

Dischargechute clogged.

Foreignobjectlodgedin

auger

Adjustb'autJondrivecable.

Replacefrictionwheel.

Adjustaugerdrivebelt;

replaceifdamaged.

Adjust auger control cable.

Replace shear bolt

Stop engine immediately and

disconnect spark plugwire.

Clean discharge chute and

insideof auger housing.

Stopengineimmediatelyand

disconnectsparkplugwire.

Removeobjectfromauger.

F-0410111L 34

('r_spageapp_ca_e_ h u.s_. and_da only,}

Sears, Roebuck and Co., U.S.A. (Sears), the California Air Resources Board

(CARB) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA)

Emission Control System Warranty Statement (Owner's Defect Warranty

Rights and Obligations)

EMISSION CONTROL WARRANTY COVERAGE IS APPUCABLE TO CERTIFIED

ENGINES PURCHASED IN CAIJFORNIA IN 1995 AND THEREAFTER, WHICH ARE

USED IN CAUFORNIA, AND TO CERTIFIED MODEL YEAR 1997 AND LATER EN-

GINES WHICH ARE PURCHASED AND USED ELSEWHERE IN THE UNITED

STATES (AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 2001 IN CANADA),

California and United States Emission Control Defects Warranty Statement

The California Air Resources Board

(CARB), U.S. EPAend Sears are pleased

to explain the Emission Control System

Warrantyon yourmodelyear2000 end lat-

er smalloff-roaders:jine(SORE). in Califor-

nia, new small off-road engines must be

des'_ned, built and equippedto meet the

State's stringent anti-smog standards.

l=lsewhareinthe United States, new non-

road, spark-ignitionengines certified for

model year 1997 end latermustmeetsimi-

lar standards set forth by the U.S. EPA.

Sears must warrant the emission control

system on your engine for the periods of

time Estedbelow,providediners has been

no abuse, neglect or improper mainte-

nance of yoursma_ off-rcad engine.

Your emission control system includes

parts such as the carburetor, air cleaner,

ignitionsystem,mufflerand catalyticcon-

verter. Also included may be connectors

and other emission related assemblies.

Where a warrantable condition exists,

Sears will repair your small off-road en-

gine at no costto you includingdiagnosis,

parts and labor.

Sears .Emission Control Defects Warranty Coverage

Small off-road engines are warranted ral- sions set forth below. If any covered part

ative to emission controlparts defects for on your engine is defective, the part will

a period of two years, subject to provl- be repaired or replaced by Seats.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

As the small off-road engine owner, you

are responsible for the performance of

the required maintenance listed in your

Operating end Maintenance Instructions.

Sears recommends that you retain all

your receipts covering maintenance on

your small off-road engine, but Sears

cannot deny warranty solelyfor the lack

of receiptsor for your faJureto ensure the

performance of all scheduled mainte-

nance.

As the small off-road engine owner, you

should howeverbe aware that Sears may

deny you warrantycoverage ifyour small

off-roedengine or a part hasfailed due to

abuse, neglect, impropermaintenance or

unapproved modifications.

You are responsiblefor presenting your

small off-road engine to an Authorized

Sears Service Dealer as soon as a prob-

lem exists. The undisputed warranty re-

pairs should be completed in a

reasonable amountoftime, notto exceed

30 days.

Ifyou have any questionsregardingyour

warranty rights end responsibilities,you

should contact a Sears Service Repre-

sentative at 1-800-469-4663.

The emission warranty is a defects war-

ranty. Defects are judged on normal en-

gine performance. The warranty is not

related to an in-use emission test.

Sears Emission Control Defects Warranty Provisions

The following are specificprovisionsrelativeto your EmissionControl DefectsWarranty

Coverage. It Isin additionto the Sears engine warrantyfornon-regulatsd engines found

in the Operating end Maintenance InstructJons.

F-0410111L 35

1. Warrantee Parts

Coverage under this warranty ex-

tends onlyto the parts listedbelow

(the emission control systems

parts) to the extent these parts

were present on the engine pur-

chased.

a. Fuel Metering System

Cold start enrichment sys-

tem

• Carburetor and internal

parts

Fuel Pump

b. Air InductionSystem

Air cleaner

Intake manifold

c. IgnitionSystem

Spark plug(s)

• Magneto ignitionsystem

d. Catalyst System

Catalytic converter

• Exhaust manifold

• Air injectionsystem or

pulse valve

e. Miscellaneous Items Used in

Above Systems

• Vacuum, temperature,

position,time sensitive valves

and switches

bliesCOnnectorsand assam-

2. Length of Coverage

Sears warrantsto the initialowner

and each subsequent purchaserthat

the Warrantee Parts shall be free

from defectsin materials and work-

manshipwhich caused the failure of

the Warranted Parts for a period of

two years from the date the engine

isdeliveredto a reta=lpurchaser.

3. No Charge

Repair or replacement of any War-

ranted Partwill be performed at no

charge to the owner, includingdiag-

nosticlabor which leads to the de-

terminationthat a Warrantee Pad is

defective, ifthe diagnostic work is

performed at an Authorized Sears

Service Dealer. For emissions war-

ranty service contact your nearest

Authodzee Sears Service Dealer as

listed in the =Yellow Pages" under

"Engines, Gasoline," "Gasoline En-

gines,"=Lawn Mowers," or similar

category.

4. Claims and Coverage Exclusions

Warranty claims shall be filed in ac-

cordance with me provisions ofthe

Sears Engine Warranty Policy. War-

raritycoverage shall be excluded

for failures of Warranted Parts

which are not originalSears parts

or because of abuse, neglect or im-

proper maintenance as set forth in

the Sears Engine Warranty Policy.

Sears is not liable to cover failures

ofWarrantee Parts caused bythe

use of sad-on, non-original, or mo-

difindparts.

5. Maintenance

Any Warrantee Part which is not

scheduled for replacement as re-

quiree maintenance or which is

scheduled onlyfor regular inspection

to the effect of "repair or replace as

necessary"shall be wanantee as to

defectsfor the warranty period. Any

Warrantee Pad which is scheduled

for replacement as required mainte-

nance shall be warrantee as to de-

fects onlyfor the pedod oftime up to

the firstscheduled replacement for

that part.Any replacement part that

isequivalent in performance and du-

rabilitymay be used inthe perfor-

mance of any maintenance or

repairs.The owner is responsiblefor

the performanceof all required

maintenance, as defined inthe

Sears Operating and Maintenance

Ins'ouctJons.

6. Consequential Coverage

Coverage hereunder shall extend to

the failure of any engine compo-

nants caused bythe failure of any

Warrantee Part stillunder warranty.

In_'_ USA and Canada, a 24 hourhot line,1-800.469-4663, hasa menuof pre-re-

cordedmessagesofferingyou enginem_ _icrmat_n.

F-0410111L 36

Look For Relevant Emissions Durability Period and Air

Index Information On Your Engine Emissions Label

Engines that are certifiedto meet the California Air Resources Board (CARB) "her2

Emission Standards mustdisplay informationregardingthe Emissions DurabilityPe-

riod and theAir Index. Sears, Roebuck and Co., U.S.A. makes this informationavail-

able to the consumer on our emission labels.

The Emissions Durability Period describes the number of hours ofactual running

time for which the engine is certified to be emissions compliant, assuming proper

maintenance in accordance with the Operating & Maintenance Instructions.The fol-

lowing categories are used:

Moderate: Engine iscertifiedto be emissioncompliant for 125 hours of actual

engine running time.

Intermediate: Engine iscertifiedto be emissioncompliant for 250 hoursof actual

engine runningtime.

Extended: Engine is certifiedto be emissioncompiientfor 500 hoursof actual

engine runningtime.

For example, a typical walk-behind lawn mower is used 20 to 25 hours per year.

Therefore, the Emissions Durability Period of an engine w_ an intermediate

rating would equate to 10 to 12 years.

The Air Index is a calculated number describing the relative level ofemissions for a

specific engine family.The lowerthe Air Index, the cleaner the engine.This informa-

tion is displayed in graphical form on the emissions label.

After July 1, 2000, Look For Emissions Compliance

Period OnEngine Emissions Compliance Label

After July 1, 2000 certa_ Sears, Roebuck and CO., U.S.A. engines willbe cert_led to

meet the United States EnvironmentalPmtentionAgency (USEPA) Phase 2 emission

standards. For Phase 2 certified engines, the Emissions Compliance Periodreferredto

on the EmissionsCompliancelabelindicates thenumber ofoperating hoursfor whichthe

engine has been shownto meet Federal emission requirements.Forengines lessthan

225 cc displacement,CategonJC = 125 hours, B = 250 hours and A = 500 hours. For

engines of225 ccor more, CategoryC : 250 hours,B = 500 hours end A = 1000 hours.

The displacement engines of Model Series 90000 is 148 cc.

The displacement engines of Model Series 120000 is 206 co.

The displacement engines of Modal Series 200000 is 305 co.

The displacement engines of Modal Series 210000 is 342 co.

ThisIsagenedcrepresentationoftheemlseionlabel

typicallyfoundona certifiedengine.

F-0410111L 37

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

ENGINE

25-2

25-3

25-2

\ \o

20'

" '__!_

2..13 14 /

/ 7 11

Ref, DrivePage

Ref.Auger HousingPage

F-O410111L 3B

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

ENGINE

F-0410111L

Key

No. Part No. Description

1 6219 CORD, ELECTRIC

2 .... ENGINE

3 002x97 BOLT, CARRIAGE

4 028x76 RETAINER, PUSH

5 710025 NUT

5 1501109 PULLEY, ENGINE

7 710247 WASHER

8 71063 WASHER

9 71015 SCREW

10 579932 BELT,DRIVE V 3L

11 585416 BELT,AUGER V 4L

12 1501112 YZ BRACKET ASSEMBLY, IDLER

13 1501065 BUSHING, IDLER BRACKET

14 71060 WASHER, SPLIT

15 710097 SCREW 5/16-24 X 0.75

16 53704 SPRING, IDLER TRACTION DRIVE

17 50793 PULLE_, IDLER

18 590 NUT, JAM 3/8-16

20 1501201 GUIDE, ROD BELT

22 71O6O WASHER

24 710097 SCREW

25 ...... FRAME ASSEMBLY

25-1 1501062E201 PLATE, ENGINE

25-2 310169 SCREW

25-3 25xO20 SCREW

254 1501050E201 MOTOR BOX

26 1501214 KEY, ENGINE

28 1501999 BRACKET, ENGINE SHIELD

29 06xl 17 SCREW

- - F-04101 11L MANUAL

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

FRAME

169

106

111

Ref. Engine

Page

162_

160

162

Ref.Auger

Housing

Page

Ref. Drive

Page

Key

No. Part No,

90 1501055E701

91 310169

163 1501226 YZ

105 711682

106 761761

107 165x159

108 761675 YZ

110 585781

111 711617

122 25x021

F-0410111L

103

Key

Description No. Part No.

COVER,so'r'roM 123 25x020

SCREW 148 50793

IDLER, AUGER 149 590

PIN, HAIR 160 1501052

PIN, CLEVIS 162 26x306

SPRING, TENSION 166 71067

SPRING ATrACH 167 1501200

BOLT, CARRIAGE 169 760539

WASHER, FLAT 170 761187

SCREW, TAP

149 107

Description

SCREW,TAP

PULLEY,IDLER

NUT,JAM 3/8-16

COVER,BELT

SCREW,TAP

WASHER,FLAT

SPACER

LID, TOOLBOX

PAD,FOAM

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

GEAR CASE

340

327

326

324

325

324

304

303

313

310

320

3O4

301

3O3

311

315 314

Key

No. Part No.

300 10577

301 10576

303 710025

304 15X143

306 9344

310 9566

311 50304

312 48275

313 1501189

314 51279

315 51405

316 431787

F-O4101 11L

Key

Description No. Part No.

CASE,GEAR,RH 320 50221

CASE, GEAR,LH 321 1501191

SCREW 322 580295

NUT 323 454565

SCREW 324 48275

SEAL,OIL 325 50684

BEARING,FL 326 50304

WASHER,FLAT 327 9566

SHAFT,OUTPUT 340 1501183E701

GASKET 341 454565

GEAR,WORM * 333431

KEY,WOODRUFF

Description

BRNG,FL

SHAFT,INPUT

COLLAR,THRUST

PIN,SPRING

WASHER,FLAT

BRNG. ROLL

BRNG, FL

SEAL.OIL

IMPELLER

PIN,SPRING

10ozLUBRIPLATE

* (NOT ILLUSTRATED)

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.681550

DRIVE

Page

206

201

R_. Shift Yoke

Page Ref. Frame f--_-_, 229

Page R/e,f:_/heel 200

225 \

227

I 204

2O3

Ref.

Wheel

Page

236

208

218

212

213

218

207

/ 215

210 238

22O

F-04101 11L 42

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

DRIVE

Key No. Part No.

200 1501o92 YZ

201 579851

203 334163

204 579858

206 25x020

207 1501100

208 579868

210 337029

212 1501435

213 001x38

215 303008

217 579859

218 579858

220 334163

221 25_d)20

223 1501115

225 1501057 YZ

2_26 1501158

227 15X114

229 11x30

230 1501107 YZ

232 11X30

234 165x112

236 1501090

238 71074

Description

LF AX]_E, SWING PLATE YZ

CHAIN, ROLLER #42x19.00

BEARING AND RETAINER, ASSY

WASHER

SCREW, TAP 5/16-18x0.5

ASSY, HE)( SHAFT

CHAIN, ROLLER #36x18.00 LG

BEARING, TRUNION CLUTCH R

WHEEL, FR|CT]ON DISC

SCREW, 1/4-20 x 0.63

NU'_,I<]EPSHE)( I/4-20

RING, RETEXT

WASHER

BEARING AND RETAINER, ASSY

SCREW, TAP 5/16-18 x .5

ASSY, FRICTION PULLEY

LF PLATE, SWINGING YZ

SPACER, FRIC"i3ON PULLEY

NUT, FLANGE LOCK 3/8-24

RETAINER, RING

LF ASSY, SPRING LINK YZ

RETAINER, RING

SPRING, EXTENSION

WLD, INTERMED SPROCKET 33T/7

WASHER, FLAT

F-0410111L 43

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

DISCHARGE CHUTE

6O3

597

601

609

/ 6O9

6O6

611

6O7

Ref.AugerHousingPage

F-0410111L 44

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

DISCHARGE CHUTE

Key No. Part No. Description

582 2x100 BOLT,5/16-18X 1.00CARG.

583 71071 WASHER,FLAT

584 15x144 NUT,5/16-18 NYLOCK

596 71071 WASHER

597 1501260 KNOB,WING 3.00

599 002x97 BOLT,5/16-18X1.125

600 762222 CHUTEASSEMBLY

601 2X100 BOLT

602 71071 WASHER,FLAT

603 71038 NUT, 5/16-18 HEXNYL

606 1501932YZ CHUTE COLLAR

607 02x101 SCREW, 1/4-20 X .75

609 15x145 NU'_,1/4-20 HE)( NYLOCK

610 337227 RETAINERRINGINNER

611 1501282 RETAINERRINGOLrT'ER

F-0410111L 45

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

AUGER HOUSING

485

480

481

491

553

49O 5OO

527

522

523

511

526 525

500

Ref. Gear

Case Page

521

520

524

\\_z7

542 540

524

510

F-04101 11L 46

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

AUGER HOUSING

Key No. Part No. Description

480 1501211 PULLEY,V4L8.4X .67

481 577400 SCREW, 5/16-18_63

482 2001022 I<_-_,SQUARE3/16 X 3/4

485 1501158 SPACER,FRICTIONPULLEY

490 582957YZ RETAINER,BALLBRNG

491 1501389 BEARING,BALL

493 001X92 BOLT,HEX5/16-18 X !/2

499 710026 NUT, 5/16-18

500 1501696E201 HOUSING,ASSY

510 760662E701 BLADE,SCRAPER

511 340720 BOLT, 5/16-18X 3/4

514 710026 NUT, 5/16-16

520 1501195E701 AUGER,ASSY, LH

521 1501194E701 AUGER,ASSY, RH

522 9524 SCREW

523 3943 SPACER,SLEEVE

524 73826 NUT, 1/4-20

525 9517 BEARING,FLANGE

526 711862 NUT, 5/16-18

527 9357 SCREW, 5/16-18X 3/4

540 309016E701 SKID,HEIGHTADJUST

541 340720 BOLT,5/16-18 X .75

542 710026 NUT, 5/16-18

550 1501576 BRUSH,CLEANOUT

551 1501672 CLIP,RETAINER

552 06xl15 SCREW

553 15xl46 NUT

554 578O63 BLOCK

- - 1501227 KIT,SHEARBOLT

F-0410111L 47

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

HANDLE

73O

729

731

766

734

729

74O

741

746

756 725

757

758

759

745 760

762

F-04101 11L 48

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

HANDLE

Key No. Part No.

720 1501205E701

721 1501206E701

724 11234

725 71071

726 71050

727 15X144

728 11261

729 337399

730 337816E701

731 337815E701

733 337381

734 761105

735 337373

739 4049

740 1501123

741 761872

743 313441

744 1673

745 15X145

746 308146

760 339541 E701

751 25x021

755 337407E701

756 6751

757 310169

758 001798

759 579B60

760 1501059YZ

762 1501122

766 337380

Description

HANDLE,UPPER LH

HANDLE,UPPER RH

SCREW, 5/16-18X2.75

WASHER,FLAT

WASHER,SPTLK.31X.58X.08

NUT,5/16-18 REGHEXYZ

STOP,RED PLASTIC

GRIP-HANDLEFINGER

LEVER,ASSY CLUTCHDRIVERH

LEVER,ASSYCLUTCHDRIVELH

ROD,PIVOT CLUTCH

NUT,PUSH ONCAP

SPACER-HANDLE

BUMPER,RECTANGLE

CABLE,CLUTCH

CABLE,AUGERCLUTCH

BRACKET,CABLEADJUSTER

SPRING,AUGERCLUTCH

NUT,1/4-20 NYLOCKYZ

BOOT,CABLESPRING

HANDLE,LOWER

SCREW,TAP 5/16-18 X .75

BRKT,GEARSELECTOR

SCREW, 5/16-18X2.00

SCREW, 1/4-20x 0.63

BOLT,HEX 1/4-20X 1.50

SPOOL-CABLE,AUGRTCLUTCH

BRACKET,CABLESPOOLYZ

CABLE,LOWER DRIVE12"

GRIP,CLUTCHHANDLE

F-O410111L 49

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

CHUTE ROD

856

855

Ref. Hanole Assy

867

868

855

j 851

Ref.AugerHousingAssy

870

852-9

852-5

852-8 852-13

j 852-10

852-1

852-2

869

/ /

852-7

852-3

F-O410111L 50

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

CHUTE ROD

Key No. Part No.

852-1 1501309 YZ

852-2 313431

852-3 1501067

852-5 579493

852-6 1501306E701

852-7 1501293

852-5 1501075 YZ

852-9 711682

852-10 578060

852-11 578309

852-13 578063

854 51443

855 309312

856 73664

860 1501456

861 148

863 71045

864 71072

867 71046

868 002X98

869 15x145

570 1501074 YZ

Description

ASSEMBLY, YOKH & ROD

WASHER, CURVED SPRING

GEAR, CHUTE ROTATION 91"

PiN, COTTER

BRACK_-T, GEAR MOUNT

PIN, HAIR

ASSEMBLY, ¥OK_ ADAPTER 'YZ

PIN, HAIR

PIN, UNIVERSAL JOINT

PIN, CLEVIS

HOUSING, UNIVERSAL

KNOB, CRANK

FLATWASHER

NUT, PUSH

EYE BOLT 3/8-16X6.00

GROMME'_, EYE BOLT

NUT, 3/8-16 HEXJAM

FLATWASHER .406X.81 X.066

NUT, 3/5-16 HEX]qYL

BOLT, CARRIAGE 1/4-20 X 1.00

NUT, 1/4-20 NYI..OCK YZ

CRANK, ASSY CHUTE

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CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

SHIFT YOKE

796

792

\ 801

791

80O

814

8O2

812

813

F-04101 11L

Key No.

790

791

792

796

8oo

801

8o2

812

813

814

Part No,

336702E701

302628

73826

331624

760564

302628

73826

1501085YZ

11x30

579944

Description

ROD, SHIFT

SCREW, 1/4-20)(.75

NUT, 1/4-20

KNOB,SLIP

LEVER,SPRING

SCREW, 1/4-20)(.75

NUT, 1/4-20

ROD ASSY.,SPEEDSELECT

RETAINER,RING

BEARING,FLANGED

CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

PANEL

770

771

772

Key No. Part No. Description

770 1501203E201 PANEL

771 002:<99 BOLT.CARRIAGE

772 71O67 WASHER

773 15x145 NUT, 1/4-20 NYLOCK YZ

Part No.

48x5580

48,/,5286

48x5578

48x5590

48x5626

760983

48x5613

48x5599

48:<5611

48x5552

DECALS

Description

DECAL,DANGERCHUTE - ARM *

DECAL,DANGER&FOOT *

DECAL DANGERTHROWNOBJECTS *

DECAL,TRACTON/AUGERDRIVE - ENGAGE *

DECAL,SPEEDSELECT *

DECAL,TOOL BOX- BELTCOVER *

NAMEPLATE,CRAFTSMAN*

DECAL,CLEAN&CLEARBRUSH

DECAL 6HP

DECAL,6/24 ELECTRICSTART *

* Not llluslmted

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CRAFTSMAN 24" 6HP SNOW THROWER 536.881550

WHEELS

678

679

673

675

671

654

678 650 . F_

655

Ref. Drive Page

652

676

Key No. Part No.

650 1501562

652 1501089

653 01x193

654 15X145

655 1501114

671 712120

673 1501139

675 1501806

676 577015

677 15X145

678 239

679 73842

680 1501807

Description

SHAF'_,AXLE

SPRKT&HUB

SCREW,1/4-20x 1.75

NUT,1/4-20 HEXNYLOCKYZ

BEARING,AXLE

WASHER,FLAT

BUSHING,WHEEL

TIRE & RIM -RIGHT

SCREW,1/4-20X1.75 HH

NUT,1/4-20HEX NYLOCKYZ

RING,RET

PiN,KLIK.25X 1.38DIA

TIRE &RIM -LEFT

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F-O410111L 55

BRIGGS & STRATI'ON ENGINE MODEL 12C113-0251-E1

I 1019 LABEL KIT I

_2 0

615

307B_ 307A

_7_,_

742

998

15A _'_

I _,___- 1,o

Assemblies Includo all parts shown in frames.

F-.0410111L 56

BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE

MODEL 12Cl13-0251-E1

Key

No. Part No. Descdption

1 699510 Cylinder Assembly

2 399269 Kit-Bushing]Seal

(Magneto Side)

3 ,299819 Seal-Oil

(Magneto Side)

5 699486 Head-Cylinder

7 -,,_-_698210 Gasket-Cylinder

Head

11 695745 Tube-Breather

12 692549 Gasket-Crankcase

13 699482 Screw Cylinder Head)

15 691686 Plug-Oil Drain

15A 695757 Plug-OU Drain

16 699454 Crankshaft

24 222698 Key-Rywheel

25 690021 Piston Assembly

(Standard)

----- Note ---

694168 Piston

Assembly

(.020" Oversize)

26 499631 Ring Set

(Standard)

-- Note --

692763 Ring Set

6020" Oversize)

27 691866 Lock-Piston Pin

28 499423 Pin-Piston

29 690124 Rod-Connecting

30 692562 Dipper-Connecting

Rod

32 691664 Screw

(Connecting Rod)

(1" Long)

32A 695759 Screw

(Connecting Rod)

(1 1/2" Long)

33 499642 Valve-Exhaust

34 499641 Valve.-Intake

35 691304 Spring-Valve

(Intake)

36 691304 Spring-Valve

(Exhaust)

40 692194 Retalnar-Valve

45 690977 Tappet-Valve

Key

No. Part No. DescdpUon

45 693404 Camshaft

51,-_._692555 Gasket-Intake

(2 Required)

122 ,e693749 Spacer-Carburetor

145 690979 Key-Timing

155 698214 Plate-Cylinder Head

192 694543 Adjustar-Rocker Ann

219 693578 Gear-Governor

220 691724 Washer

(Governor Gear)

238 691300 Cap-Valve

306 695710 Shield-Cylinder

307 699483 Screw

(Cylinder Shield)

337A 699234 Screw (Metdc)

(Cylinder Shield)

3079 790557 Screw (Metric)

(Cylinder Shield)

332 699359 Nut (Flywheel)

337 491055 Plug-Spark

363 19374 Wrench-Spark Plug

552 692346 Bushing-Governor

Crank

615 692576 Retainer-Gov. Shaft

619 699230 Screw (Metric)

(Cylinder Head Plate)

635 692927 Boot-Spark Plug

719 690959 Pin-Locating

741 695087 Gear-Timing

742 692564 Retalner-E Ring

746 692566 Gear-Idler

830 694544 Stud (Rocker Arm)

868 -_692044 Seal-Valve

914 697551 Screw (Rocker Cover)

914A 692557 Screw (Rocker Cover)

914B 559481 Screw (Rocker Cover)

993 -x_554063 Gasket-Cylinder

Head

998 696683 Pipe-Oil

1019 790459 I_t-Label

1022,O691890 Gasket-Rocker Cover

1023 499924 Cover-Rocker Arm

1026 693517 Rod-Push

1029 691230 Arm-Rocker

1034 691343 Guide-Push Rod

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BRIGGS & STRAI"rON ENGINE MODEL 12C113-0251-E1

287 _.

108

s92I

,7_._.1137

276Q 186_

3ss_

121 CARBURETOR OVERHAUL KIT

977 CARBURETOR GASKET SET

sl_ 276_ 633_

137 O 633A

51%

104_

51 _

127 _ 2/'6 _)

137 O _3A _

Assemblies Include all parts shown In frames,

F-0410111L 5B

BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE MODEL 12Cll 3-0251 -El

Key

No. PartNo. Descdption

12 -k699485 Gasket-Crenkcase

18 699804 Cover-Crankcase

20 -x692550 Seal-Oil

(PTO Side)

21 281658 Cap-Oil Fill

22 699478 Screw (Metric)

(Crankcase

Cover/Sump)

51._._692555 Gasket-Intake

(2 Required)

95 691636 Screw

(ThrottleValve)

97 690024 Shaft-Throttle

98 398185 I_t-ldle Speed

104 o691242 Pin-Float Hinge

108 695807 Valve-Choke

109 695729 Shaft-Choke

117 690048 Jet-Main

(Standard)

118 498976 Jet-Main

(High Altitude)

121 695157 I_t-Carburstor

Overhaul

122 -ke693749 Spacer-Carburetor

125 790868 Carburetor

127 o694468 Plug-Welch

(BowlVent)

127A 691739 Plug-Welch

130 691181 Valve-Throttle

133 398187 Float-Carburetor

134 e398186 I_Jt-Needle/Seat

137 e_693981 Gasket-Roat Bowl

186 692317 Connector-Hose

186 699479 Screw

(Control Bracket)

(Metric)

209 692571 Spdng-Govemor

(Assemble in

Number 6 Hole)

222 790549 Bracket-Control

227 692573 Lever-Governor

Control

276 e.271716 Washer-Sealing

261 699639 Panel-Control

287 699629 Screw

Key

No. Part No. Description

(DipstickTube)

(Metric)

333 697929 Armature-Magneto

334 699477 Screw

(Magneto Armature)

(Metric)

347 692599 Switch-Rocker

356 865630 Wire-Stop

386A 790552 Wire-Stop

386 699484 Screw (Metric)

(Carburetor)

505 691251 Nut

(Governor Control

Lever)

523 790546 Dipstick

524 281370 Seal-Dipstick Tube

562 691112 Bolt

(Goveror Control

Lever)

564 699854 Screw

(Con_'ol Cover)

578 790481 Wire Assembly

604 695749 Cover-control

604A 790473 Cover-Control

615 692576 Retainer-Governor

Shaft

616 692547 Crenk-Govemor

632 692653 Spring/Unk-

Mechanical Governor

633 e,693867 Seal-Choke/Throttle

Shaft

(Choke)

633A =,691321 Seal-Choke/Throttle

Shaft

('rhmtUe)

663 869854 Screw

(ControlPanel)

692 690572 Spring-Detent

847 790545 Dipst_k/Tube

Assembly

851 493880 Terminal-Spark Plug

975 790869 Bowl-Float

977 695156 Gasket Set-Carb.

1054 280275 Tie-Cable

1230 699847 Stud (Metric)

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BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE MODEL 12C113-0251 -El

I 1036 EMISSIONS LABEL I

3_.J613Y

i"+/+;++'+ sBs,_

• ;

1252_ _..j

305 eP

493 6_ I 65

31 592

i ] ,

1196 _" ""_'_ _{'N 4.,"/

•,.,.y?/,;?//_1

731_._._ _'

1005

455

332 I

1070 _'

697

i ++

20_3_ 7_ _2_'" 993 1095VALVEGASKE_SET658_"_'L

Assemblies Include all parts shown In frames.

F-0410111L 60

BRIGGS & STRATrON ENGINE

Key

No. Part No. Descdption

3 -k299619 Seal-Oil

(Magneto Side)

7 _-0698210 Gasket-Cylinder

Head

12 -k692549 Gasket-Crankcase

20 -x-692550 Seal-Oil

(PTO Side)

23 699516 Flywheel

51,_._632855 Gasket-intake

55 696710 Housing-Rewind

Starter

58 693389 Rope=Starter

(Cut to

Required Length)

60 699334 Grip-Starter Rope

60A 398101 Grip-Starter Rope

65 699851 Screw

(Rewind Starter)

122 *e693749 Spacer-Carburetor

187 693401 Line=Fuel

(Molded)

190 699220 Screw

(Fuel Tank)

(Metric)

300 790548 Muffler

304 699598 Housing-Blower

305 699480 Screw

(Blower Housing)

(Met c)

309 696818 Motor-Starter

316 690370 Screw

(Mounting Bracket)

332 699359 Nut

(Flywheel)

358 699638 Gasket Set-Engine

363 19069 Puller-Rywheel

455 692591 Cup-Rywheel

456 692299 Plata-Pawl Friction

459 281505 PawI-Rachet

472 790553 Knob-Choke Shaft

493 636744 Branket-Mounting

528 695746 Hose=Primer

592 690800 Nut

(Rewind Starter)

MO DEL 12C113-0251 -El

Key

No, Part No. Descdption

597 691696 Screw

(Pawl Friction Plate)

601 95162 Clamp-Hose

608 699335 Starter-Rewind

613 699209 Screw

(Muffler)

(Metric)

682 698039 Shield-Starter

689 691855 Spdng-Fr'_ion

731 790554 Hood-Snow

731A 790547 Hood-Snow

868 -J,_692044 SeaI-V alve

883 _A-691863Gasket-Exhaust

B92 696749 Switch-Key

930 696709 Guard-Rewind

957 695737 Cap-Fual Tank

972 695736 Tank-Fual

976 790221 Primer-Carburetor

993 ,_694088 Gasket-Cylinder

Head Plate

1005 692592 Fan-Rywheel

1022-,,_-_691890 Gasket-Rocker Cover

1036 790550 Label-Emissions

1070 699201 Screw

(Flywheel Fan)

(Metric)

1095 638215 Gasket Set-Valve

1196 696692 Screw

(Snow Hood)

(Metric)

1210 498144 Pulley/Spring

Assembly

(Puney)

1211 496144 Pulley/Spring

Assembly

(Spring)

1251 790556 Shield-Snow

1251A 790555 Shield-Snow

1252 509234 Screw

(Snow Shield)

(Metric)

1347 699200 Screw

(Starter Shield)

(Metric)

F-O410111L 61

NOTES

F-0410111L 62

PIEZASDEREPUESTO............

PIEZAS DE REPUESTO - MOTOR ....

• .,. ,o=o,.

REGLASDESEGURIDAD..........

SIMBOLOS INTERNACIONALES .....

ENSAMBLAJE ..................,

38 OPERACI_N .................... 73

S0 MANTENIMIENTO................ 80

6,1 SERV1CIOYAJUSTES............. 83

ALMACENAMIENTO.............. 9S

83 TABLADELOCALIZACI6NY

66 REPARACIC_NDEAVERJAS..... 96

68 PEDIDODEPIEZAS/SERVICIO....... 100

GARAN'_ LIMrTADA DE DOS AI;IOS PAPA EL QUITANIEVES CRAFTSMAN

Durante dosa_os a peu'drde lafschade compra,slempreque a estequitanievesCraftsmanse le

d6 mantenimierrto,lubricaci_ y afinamlentodeacuerdocon lastnstmcciones de operaci6nyman*

tenimlentopresentadasen elmanuaJ(Jetusuado,Searsrepatar_sincargoalguno,cualquierdefec-

to en mateflaly mano de obj.

SI este quitanievesCraftsmanes usadoconprop6sitoscomemialeso dearrendamiento,esta ga-

rantJasert v_lidasolarnentepor90 d[asa partirde lafecha de compra.

Esta garantfanocubreIoslgulente:

Elementosde desgastenormal,tales¢omoLx.'ji'as,con'easdetransmisl6n ypasadoresde segu-

ridad.

Reparacionesnecesariasdebldoalabusoo negUgencladd operador,induyendovaflllasdobia-

dosy otrasreparacionesnecesm'iasporfalta de)mantenimtentoa launidadseg(mb recomen-

dado en las instruccionescontenidasend manualdel propietado.

EL SERVIClO DE GARANTJASE PUEDE OBTENER LLEVANDO EL QUITANIEVES AL CEN-

TRO DE SERVICIO SEARS MASCERCANO EN LOS ESTADOSUNIDOS. ESTA GARANT'JAES

VALIDA S(_LO CUANDO ESTE PRODUCTO ES USADO EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Estagarant|ale otorgaderechoslegalesespecificos,y aslmismoes posiblequetenga o'a'osdere-

chosIo_cualesv'arlande unestadoa otto.

Sears, Roebuck and Co., D817WA, Hoffman Estates, IL 60179

Las emanaciones do escape producida$ por este

motory clertoscomponentesdo esta m_qulnacon-

fJenenquimicosreconocldosporel Estadodo Cali-

fornia como carcln6genos,tambl6npuodenprodu-

clr defectosenlos rocl6nnacidosocausarotrosda-

_os alslstema mproductlvo.

Los homes, termlnales y accesodos relacionados

con la baterfa contlenonplomo y compuestos del

plomo,adern_sde sustanclasqulmlcasque el Esta-

do de California reconoce que estos €ompuostos

puedencausar c_ncer y defectosoomo camln6ge-

nas, adem_;sestas sustanclaspueden producirda-

hos cong6nltos, a los beb6sy aden's de otrosda-

_os alsistemareproductlvohumano. DEBELAVAR-

SE MUY BIEN[.AS MANOSDESPUI_.SDE MANIPU-

LAR ESTOSCOMPONENTES.

'-U41UlllL

Preste_enckSna ep-'tesimbolo,Jeindicaprecauclonesdeseguridadimportantes.Sig-

nifica-iliA TENCION][IIIIESTE ALERTA!IISe tratadesuseguddad.

A ._VERTENCI_

Slempredesconecto

el cable dela bujia y

€ol6quelo aloJado de _ta

para prevenlr un arranque

accidentaldurante la prepa-

ra¢|6n mantenimlento o al-

macenamlentodel quitanle-

IMPORTANTE: P_u'aprevenir

lesiones,las normas de segud-

dade)dgencontmlesenla unidad

ques61opuedansermanejados

en presenciadel operador.Su

quitanievesest_ equipadocon

dichoscontroles.Porningt_nmo-

tivointentepasarporaltolafun-

ci6ndelcontrolenpresenciadel

operador,

CAPACITACI6N

1. Leaconatenci6nlesinstrucoionesenel

manueldeoperaci6nyesrviclo. Famlliarf-

case completamentoconloscontroiesy

el useapmpiadodelquitanleves.Apren-

daa detenarelquitanievesy a desen-

ganctmrr_pldamenteloscont_oles.

2. Nuncapermitsa nifiosopermelquita-

nieves.Nuncapermitsqueadultosope-

ren elquitanlevessinlainstrucci6n

apmpiada.

3. Mantangeel_ Iibredepersonas,es-

pecta|mentonifiospequel'losy mascotes.

4. Tengamuchocuidadopezaevitarresba-

Ionesocaldas, especielmantecuando

est6 reb'ocediendo.

PREPARACl6N

1. Inspecoionecomplstamenteel=_=readon-

de seusar_elqultanlevesy retiretodas

lasesteres,trinsos,tablaros,cables,y

otrosobJetosextra_os.

2. Desenganchetodos losembraguesantes

dehacerarrancarelmotor.

3. No opereel quitanievessinvestirpren-

desde inviemoadecuadasparatrabajar

a laintemparie.Vistacalzadoqueled6

buenatracoi6nsobresuperficiesresbelo-

SETS.

4. ManeJeel combustiblecon cuidado;_.ste

es sitamente inflamable.

(a) Useuncontenedoraprobadopara

combustible.

Nunca qu'rlela tape del tanque de

combustible nl ar_adacombu_bie •

un motoren marcha o aun motorca-

liente.

(c)

(co

(e)

Llenaeltanquede combustibleel el-

relibrey contouchecuidedo.Nunca

lienseltanqueen unredntoosrrado.

Vuelvaa colocarlatapedeltanque

decombustibledemanerasegura,y

limpieelcombustiblederramado.

Nuncaalmaosnecombustibleoel

qultanievesconcombusb'sieen el

tanquedentinde unedificiodonde

losvaporespudiesenelcanzarelgu-

nallamaabiertaochispes.

(f) Verifiquequeel qultanievestanga

suficlentecombustibleantesdecada

uso,y dejeunespacioadicionelen el

tanquepuestoqueelcelordelmotor

F-0410111L

y/odelsolhaosqueelcombus'dble

seexpands.

5. Paratodos losquitanievescon motores

dean'anqueel6ctrico,usecablesdeex-

tensi6nconcertificaci6nCSA/UL Use

solamentetomacorrientesquehayans_-

do insteladosdeacuerdocontosregla-

mentesdeinspecci6nlocales.

6. Permitsqueelmotoryel quitanlevesse

aJustenales temperaturesexterioresan-

tes decomenzara despejarlanieve.

7. Siempreusegafasdeseguddadopro-

tectoresparelosojosdurantelaopera-

ci6nomlentresefest_eelgin a_usteo

reperaci6nale unldad,pareprotegarsus

ojosdeobJetose.x_'a,5osquepudiesen

sarlanzadesporel quitanieves.

OPERACI6N

1. Noopereestequitanievesslsst_toman-

domedicinesquepuedancaucarsomno-

lanciaoafestarsuhabilldadpareoperar

elqultanieves.

2. No useelquitanleves slper rnotivos

emociensiesofisicos seIsdi_cultama-

nejarlode formasegura.

3. Nocoloquelesmanos olospiescercao

deba_odepiezessnmovimianto.Man-

t6ngaseentodo momentoa buenadis-

tends delaaberturadeltubede

descarga.

4. Tengamuchocuidadoaloperarelquite-

niecesenoa b'av6sdeentradesdeau-

tos, esnderoso caminosdegrays.

Mant_ngeseelertade peligrosocultoso

trbfico.

5- SigcipeaunobJetoextmSo,pareel mo-

tor,desconecteel cablede labujia,ins-

pecctonemeticulosemeoteelquitanleves

per sihubieraelgin de,-3o,y repdreloan-

tesdearrancarelmotory operarelquita-

nlevesnuevamente.

6. SIel qultanlevescomlenza• w'brarde

maneram0_slva,pareel motory revl'se-

Io inmediatamentopareencontrarlacau-

sa. Generelmente,lavlbrasi6nesuna

advertenctadeelgin problems.

7. Pareel motorcuandodejelapesici6nde

operaci6n,antesdedesobstruirel eloja-

mientodelabarrana/pmpulsoro el tubu

dedescarga,y cuendoef_ cuelquiar

reparaci6n,ajusteo inspecoi6n.

8. Cuandolimple,repareoIospescioneel

quitanleves,eseg6rese dequelabarre-

na!propulsory todeslespedesm6vlles

se encuentrendetenides,y quetodos los

contmles est_ndesenganchados.Desco-

nect_elcabledelabujfaymant6ngalo

alejadodela bujlapareevitarunarran-

que accidental.

9. Tometodasiasprecaucionesposibiesal

dejarelquitanievesdesatandido.Desen-

ganchelabarrena/propulsor,pareelmo-

tory retirelaIlave.

10. No hagaanancarelmotoren recintos

uerrados,a_nconlaspuertasy vantanas

abiertas.Losvaporesdeescapesonpeli-

grosos(contianenMONOXIDODECAR-

BONO,unGASINODOROy LETAI.).

11. No useelquitanievesparalimpiar_u'eas

determnoinclinadas(cuestas,pendian-

tes).Tengamuchocuidadocuandocam-

ble dedimccibn.No Intentelimplar

pandiantesmuy pmnunciadas.

12. Nuncaoperaelquitan|evessinquelos

resguardos,placasuoboedispositJvos

de seguddadse encuentrenen sulugar.

13. Nunnaopere elquitanlevescoma dees-

caparatesdevidrio,autom_Mles,vidrie-

ms,s_osdecargaJdescarga,ysimilares,

sinelajusteapropladodel_rmgulodedes-

cargade lanieve.Mantengaa losni6osy

lasmascotasalejadosdel_rea queest_

despejando.

14. No sobmcarguela capacidaddel quita-

nievesel intentarlimpiarla nieve a una

veJocidaddemasiador_ida.

15. Nuncaopereel quitanlevesa altasvelocl-

dadesdet_nsportesobresupel'lP..les

resbalosas.Mirehactaat_s y tangacui-

dadoaJretroceder.

16. Nuncadescarguedirectamentehaniaes-

pectadoresnlpermitaa nadiefTanteal

quitanieves.

17. DesenganchelafueFzamotdzde laba-

rrana/pmpulsorcuandeel qultanieves

sea trasportadoonoest6en use.

18. Utlliue6nicamenteaclltamentosy acueso-

dosapmbadosperelfabricantedel qulta-

nieves(talescornocadenasparalas

rueclas,juegosdearranqueel_'ffico,

etc.).

19. Nucoaopereelqultanievessintenerbue-

navlslbilidadoiluminaci6n.Aseg_rese

siempre que tlena buena estabilidad, y

sujete con f_rmeza el mango. Carnine;

Rul_-,acorra.

20. No trate de alcanzar _treas dificiles. Man-

tenga la establlidad y el balance en todo

momento.

21. No trate de usar el quitanieves para lira-

piartechos.

MANTENIMIENTO Y

ALMACENAMIENTO

1. Revise los pernos con fTanuanCtapara

asegurar que estdn bienapmtados y que

el quitanieves est_ en condiclones segu-

ras de funcionamianto.

2. Guards el quitanieves a una distancla de

fuantes de ignlci6n o de aparatos dorn_s-

ticos que tangan llamas de encandido,

tales come calantadoreS de agua y estu-

;as, secadoras de mpa, etc. Permlta que

el motorse enfTie antes de guarder el

quitanieves en cualquier recinto.

3. Si va a elmacenar el quitanieves per un

periodo prolongado, siempre consulte las

instrucciones del manuel del operador

deride encontrar_i consejos importantes.

4. Mantanga o reemplane las etiquetas de

seguddad • instrucciones, segOnsea ne-

cosario.

5. Mantenga el qultanieves an marcha unos

cuantos minutes despu_.sde despejar la

nleve, para evitar que se congele la ba-

rmna/pmpulsor.

A ADVERTENCIA: Este quitanleves

es pan= use en aceras, enbadas

de auto y otras superficies de te-

rreno planes. Se debe tener culdado al

usar el qultanleves en superficies inclina-

des. NO USE EL QUITANIEVES EN SU-

PERFICIES SOBRE EL NIVEL DEL SUELO

tales come techos de residenclas, de ga-

raJes, porches u otras estmctums o cons-

tTucclones slmllares.

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IMPORTANTE:Muchosdeestossimbolosestdncolocadosensuquitanlevesoest_nimpresosen

losmanualesquevienenconelproducto.Antesdeoperarelqultanievesaprenday comprendael

objef_vodecadeelmbo]o.

SJMBOLOS DE CONTROL Y OPERACI6N

Despaelo Patpldo

Arranque el_a'ico

@ @ o

Ananque de motor

Motor en marcha

Motor apagado Apagado Enoendido

H N

Ahogador Ahogador

desactlvado actlvado Neutro A_-elerador

Bot6n cebador Llave de encendido

® @

IgnlckSn Ignici6n

desactivada actlvada

Embrague

de propulsl6n

Embrague

Avance Marcha at_s debarrena

Cole_or

debarrena Enganchar

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6] 0

OePdmlarra_qPuaera_cci°n6ctrk_Transmisi6n

SJMBOLOS DE CONTROL Y OPERACI(_N

Mszclade€ombusUble

Combustible Acelte y aceite

Descargahacla Descargahacla Dsscargahaolala Dsscargahacia la

ABAJO ARRIBA IZQUIERDA DERECHA

Transfsrsncla ds peso

Levante el mango

pare enganchar.

Transferencia ds peso

Presione el pedal

pare desenganchar.

Llave de encendido

Insertar pare marcha,

Retirar para parar.

Simbolos de advertencia de seguridad

PEUGRO PELIGRO

ObJetoslanzados, ObJetoslanzados.

MantengaaleJadosa Mantengealejados a

los tnmseuntes, los tTanse(,ntes.

IMPORTANTE

lea elmanualdel

pmpletario antesde

operaresta m_qulna.

ADVERTENCIA

Superncle callente

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PE_GRO

Evite las lesionesque puede

causer la barrensrotatorla.

Mantengalas manos los pissy

Is ropefuera de sua canes.

PARE

ADVERTENCIA

PELIGRO

Pareel motor

antesde desatascar

eltubs dedescarga.

CONTENIDO DE LA BOLSA DE PARTES ('FAMAI;IO REAL)

1 - Manual del Propietado (no se muestra)

1 - Paquete de estabilizador de combustible (no se muestra)

1 - Tarjeta de garantfa (no se muestra)

*Laspartesquenonecesitanensambladoseencuentranenlacajadeherrarnientasubicadaenla

cubiertadelacorrea.

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A DVERTENCIA:Slempreuse

galas deseguddado protecto-

res pare los o|osmlentrasen-

sambla el qu_anleves.

HERRAMIENTAS NECESARIAS

1 - Navaja pare cortar cart6n

2 - Llave de tuercas de 1/2 pig

(o Ilave de tuercas ajustable)

2 - I_lave de tuercas de 9/16 pig

(o Ilave de tuercas ajustable)

2 - Uave de tuercas de 3/4 pig

(o ,ave de tuercas ajustable)

1 - Alicate (para abrir las patas

del pasador de chaveta)

1 - Destomillador

1 - Cinta o regla para medlr

Rgura 46

La Figura 46 muestra el quitanieves en

posici6nde env[o.

La FKjura 47 muestra el quitanieves

completamanta ensamblado.

La refemncia a los lados izquierdo y

derecho del quitanieves se hace desde

la posici6n del operador cuando 6ste se

encuentra detr_s de la unidad.

COMO SACAR EL QUITANIEVES

DE LA CAJA

Ubique todas las piezas qua vienen

empaquetadas porseparado y

s_quelas de Is caja.

NOTA: Coloque el estabilizador de

combustible en un lugar segum

hasta que Io necesite para guardar

la unidad.

2. Quite y deseche el msteHal de

empaque que rodea la unidsd.

3. Haga un corte de arriba haela abajo

en cada esquina de la caja y deje

los paneles sobre el suelo.

4. Corte lastiras que sujetan el eje a

la plataforma de envfo.

5. Para prop6sitos de envfo, los pa-

tines de aJuste de altura, van suje-

tos a la plataforma de envfo. Saque

el tomlllo qua sujeta cads pat|n a

la ptstaforma. Vea Is F}gum 47.

6. Agarre el quitanieves por el mango

y jele para sacarlo de Is plata,forma.

PRECAUCION._*"*'NOretroceda so-

bre los cables de control.

7. Quite el matedal de empaque del

conjunto de los mangos.

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8. Corte los amarres que sujetan el

cable de control del embrague al

mango inferior,y co]6quelo elejados

del bastidor dal motor.

Palancade propulsibn

dela barrena

Palancade

portra_'_n

Cabledd

embmgue

_Man_ela

Palanca

Patinasde

Figure 47

C6MO ENSAMBLAR EL MANGO Y

EL CONJUNTO DE LA MANIVELA

1. Corte los amarres que sujetan la

palanca de cambios al mango

infedor y mueva la pelanca a la

primera velocidad de avance.

2. Corte y deseche el amarre de pl_s-

tico que sujeta el conjunto de ta me-

niveta.

3. Aflojs pero no quite los tomillos,

arandelas planes, arandeles de

seguridad y tuercas hexagonales

que se encuentran en los agujeros

superiores del mango inferior.Vea

la Figura 48.

4. Retire los sujetadores y el pemo de

anilla de los agujeros infedores del

mango inferior.Vee la Figure50.

I.adoderechodel

mangosupedor

Tuerca I_ Amndela

hexagonal de

5/16pig ._ r TomJJlode

5/16 pig

Arandeladesegufl-

dad (abier1_ de

5/16 pig Figura48

ConexJ6nen"Z"

Cable de control Figura 49

6. Instale los sujetadores que quit6 en

el paso 4. NO los apriete hasta

tener todos los pemos an su lugar.

Lado

Pemo

Manlvela

Contratuerca

:_ de nylon de

plg

\ Arandela

Figura50

Conecte el eje de la manivela e la

junta universal con el pasador de

horquilla,Vea la Rgura 51.

Apriete la tuerca del pemo de

anilla. Aseg_Jresede que el pemo

de anilla est6 bien alineado y que

la manivele pueda girar libremante,

Apriete todos los pemos del mango

y del panel.

NOTA: Aseg,',resede que los

cables no queden atrapados entre

los mangos superior• inferior.

5. Levante el mango superior• la

posici6nde opemoi6n.

NOTA: Si los cables se han desconec-

tado, con6ctelos como se muestra en la

Figura 49.

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Figura51

NOTA:SJloscablessehandesconec-

tado,con(_cteloscomo se muestra en la

Figura 52.

Cablede

propulei6n

Cablede propul-

si6ndela barrena

Rgura52

C(_MO ENSAMBLAR EL DEFLECTOR DEL TUBO DE DESCARGA

1. Quite el perno cabeza de hongo.

Vea la Figure 53.

2. Levante eJdeflector del tubo de

descarga a la poslcl6n de opera-

cibn.

3. Monte et deflector del tubo de

descarga en el reborde con los

pernos de cabeza de bongo. Ase-

gOrese de instalar los pernos de

cabeza de bongo con la oabeza en

el parts interior de1reborde.

4. Sujete con las arandelas y las con-

tratuereas.

5. Apdete firmemente las contratuer-

Cae.

NOTA: Cornpruebe que Ioa pernos

de cabeza de hongo en el reborde

est6n bien apretados. PERO NO LOS

APRIETE DEMASlADO,

TUBrCa

Deflectordeltubodedescarg=

Pemo! de ca-

beza de hongo

Reborde Figura53

C6MO AJUSTAR LOS PATINES DE ALTURA

Suquitanievesest_equipadoconp_nes de

ajustedealturaubicadosenla parteextedor

delaloJamientodelabarrena.Paraajustar

lospatJnosdealturaparadiferentescondl-

clones,consulte"AJustede los patinesde

altura",anlasscci6nde Servido y A|us-

tel

C(_MO ESTABLECER LA LONGITUD DE LOS CABLES

PuestoqosloscablesfuemnaJustadosan la

f'_bdca,noesnecesarioque_ losajus-

re. Sinembargo,unavez que se instalanlos

mangosen laposici6n deopemci6n,os po-

siblequeloscablesquedenmuytJranteso

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muyflojos,Sies necesarioajustarlos,con-

suiteelpL_,'rafo"C6morevisary Rlustarlos

cables"quaapareoeen le secci6nde _>ervi-

cioy Ajustes.

USTADEREVISI6N

Antesdeusarsunuevoquitanleves,ypara

asegurarqueobtengaai msjorrendimientoy

lamayorsetisfacci6n deesteproductode

calidad,per favorhagaunrepesodetaai-

guiente|istaderevlsi6n:

P" Se han completado todes les instnJccio-

nes de ensemblado.

_," [] canalde descargagiraUbrernente.

v" No quedanpiezassueltesell la cajade

sert6n.

v" Reviselos sujetadores.Compruebequa

todosest_nbienapretados.

Reviselapresi_ deaJredelasnJedes.La

presi6ndeaimcorrectaesde14a 17 PSI.

EnlapartelateraidelesUantesaparesela

presi6ndeaimm_ma parairrl_rlesrue-

des.Nosobrepeseestem_imo.

En los modelos de arranque el_ct]ico, la

unidad ha s|do enviada con el cable dai

aistema de arranque enchufado ai motor.

Antes de utilizarla unidad, sffvase desen-

chufar el cable de arranque del motor.

AI mismotiempoqueapmndea usarsuqui-

tanieves,prestemuchaatenci6na losimpor-

tantesdetailesa continuaci6n:

y,' _ aseitedelmotorest_ai niveladecuado.

Useun aceltedetergentsdealtacelidad

claslficadocomo "Paraservicio SG, SH,

SJ, SLo superior'.

P" Asegt_resequeeltanquedegasolinaest_

Ilenocongesolinalimp'•,fmscay sinplo-

moconunoctanajem|nimode85.

_" Familiar|cesecontodosloscon'o'oles,su

ubicaci6ny funci6n.Opereloscor_oles

antesdehacerarrancarel motor.

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CONOZCA SU QUITANIEVES

LEAESTE MANUALDELUSUARIOY LASREGLASDE SEGURIDADANTES DEUSAR

USARSU QUITANIEVES.Comparelasfigurasconsu QUITANIEVESparafarnilarizarsecon

lasposictonesde losdiversoscontrolesy ajustes.Guardeestemanualparareferenciafutura.

Palancade Palancadepropul-

siSnportmcdbn

(manotzquierda)

cebador

Manivela

Deflector de

descarga

Uave de

seguddad

Manijade

BotOnde

queel_ctrico

Interruptorde

parada

PatinesdeaJustedealtura--'--

raspadora

Pasadoresde

seguddad

F_ura 54

Palancadepn:q:xdsk_deksbarrena-

An.ancay delienelabarrenayet _

(recogoy lanzala nleve).

Palancade propulsk_npot b'acckSn- Irm

pu!sad c_ hada delanteoi'_

Palarmadecamblodewloddades - Selec-

Laveloddaddelqultank_es(6 vdoctda-

deshaciaade_de y 2 veloddadeshacta

av_s).

Mardv_a - Cambialadwecci_delanza-

mientodeianiev_

Dsflectordidcanaldedescarga-Caxnbiala

or=stanchde lanzamientodelanleve.

Canalde descarga- Cambialaaltumde

ianzamientodela nleve.

Pagnesde aJustede altum - Ajustanladts-

tanda libreerie etterrenoy elalojamientode

laban'ena.

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Llmmde ignlct6n- Debeseti_sedadapara

an'ancarelmotor.

Manijadearranquemanual- Palmarrancar

elmotordeformamanuad.

Estrangubdor. Se usaparaarrancarun

motor_o.

BofSnoebador- Injectacombusb'bledirecta-

mentederdmdelcarb_'adoro_ pa-

raunananquer"dpldoentemper'_urasbaJas.

Bot6ndean'a_queel6cb_o (sib unldadIo

Uene). Se usaparea_ancarelmotorusan-

doelan'ancadorel_ de120V,

Pasadoresde seguridad- Pemos_-

dosespedalmerd_parerompeme(paraprate-

getlamE_zquina)slunobjetosea_zscaenel

alojamlentode labarrena.

Cajadeherramlentas- Contienepasadoms

deseguridady espacladoresderepuesto.

Laoperaci6ndecuelqulerqultanlevespuede

ocasionarqueobJetosextrahosseanlar=e*

dosconfuer'zahacialosojos,lo cuelpodria

resultaren lesionsegraves.Useslompre

galasdeseguddadoprotsctoresparalos

ojosmlontrasoperaelquitanieves.

Se recomiendanlasgalasdeseguddades-

t_dar ola miLscaradesegurideddevisi6n

ampliaparausadasobmlosanteojos.

A ADVERTENCIA:Leaelmanual

didpmpletarlo antesdeoperar

lamlquina. Nuncadldja lades-

carga haclalos transe_nteL Pareel mo-

tor antesde desobstruirel canaldede_-

carga o elalojarnientode labarmnay alp

b_sdo de_u'la m_qulns.

C6MO DETENER ELQUlTANIEVES

1. Paradetenerel I_iento denieve,

sualtelapalancadepmpulelbnde la

barrena.

2. Paradetenerlasruadas,sueltelapalarv

ca de propulsi6nper traccl6n.

3. Parapara;elmotor,saquelaIlave de

seguridad.

PRECAUCI6N: Parapararel motor,no

muevael controlde €l_badoa laposlci6n

de ESTRANGULADOR. Estopuedepro-

ducir petardeoo dafioel motor.

C6M0 CONTROLAR LA DESCARGADE

NIEVE

1. GimlamaniveladeconVolparaestable*

carlaclimc_i6ndellanzamientode lanie*

V_.

2. Aflojelatuema do marlposa enelde*

flectordelcanalde descargay ajusteel

deflectorpan=e_ tadfstanclo.

Muevael deflectorhacia(ARRIBA)para

mayordistancia,hacia(ABAJO)para

unadistanciamanor.Luegoapdetela

tuerca de madposa (Figura55).

Tuerca de

C6M0 AVANZARY RETROCEDER

1. Paracamblardevelocidad,sueltetapa-

lancade pmpulsi6nportracci6n(mane

Izqulerda)y muevalapalancadecam-

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biosa la velocldaddeseada.Lavelod-

dadanelten'eriese_ determinadaper

la.scondicionesde la nleve.Selecclonela

velocidadquadescamoviendolapalan-

cade cambiodevelocidadesa laranura

apmpiadade[paneldecontroldecam-

bios.

Velocidad1,2 - NievemoJade,pesada

Velocidad 3 - Nieveligem

Velooidad4 - Nievem_J Iigera

Velocidad5, 6 - Parab'ansportarla unl-

dadsolamente,

2. Enganchela pelancadepmpulsi6nper

traccl6n(mane Izqularda).Amadide

queelquttanlevescomienzaa moveme,

sujetefirmemente losmangos,y guieel

quitanlovsea Iolargoclelcarninoa des-

peJar.Nointenteempujado.

3. Paramoverelquitanlevesenretmceso,

muevala palancadecarnblodevelocida-

desa laprimeraosegundavelocidadde

retrocesoy enganchela paJanoade pm.

pulsi6npertracci6n(maneIzqulerda).

IMPORTANTE:Nuncamuevalapalancade

cambio develocidadesmientraslapalanca

de propulel6nper tracel6nest_abajo.

LANZAMIENTO DE NIEVE

1. EmpujelapWancadepmpulsidnde la

barrena(manedemcha)haciaabajo.

2. Su_ltelaparadetenerellanzamlentode

nieve.

C6MOUSAR EL PASADORDE

ENGANCHE DE LA RUEDA

1. La ruedadel derechovaaseguradael eje

permedlode unpasadorde enganche

(pasadorkllck). Estaurddadft.,ede.spa-

chadaconelpasadorenla poeloi6nde

enganohe(atrav6sdelagujemdela

ruada).Fzjura56.

Pasadorklick_

enganche Tracci_ en

2 ruadas

Rgura56

2. PaLmfacilitarlamanlobradelaunidaden

condicionesde nievetiger&,desconecta

el pasadorIdlckdelaposlcl6ndeen-

ganohede laruedae Intmd0zcaloenel

agujeropare_accl_ deunarueda(des-

enganchesolamenteel agujero_lel

eje). Rgura57.

Pasador Idick

Posici6nde

Tracd6n en

unasole

rueda

Rgura5T

NOTAJAseg0resedequeel pasadorIdlok

est-:anlaposici6ndetracci6nde unasole

ruedeenel eje solamante,y no mst_Inserta-

do a tray,s delaposici6nde enganche.

ANTES DE ENCENDEREL MOTOR

I. Antesdedarserv_o o enconderelmo-

tor,famlibu'iceseconsuquitanleves.Ase-

gL_resedeconoosrlaubicaci6ndetodos

los contsotesy entendersufunckSn.

2. Revisela tensi6ndelcabledel embrague

antesdearrencarelmotor.Consulteel

Ajuste delcablede controlqueapare-

os an lasecci6ndeServido y Ajustes

detastemanu_d.

3. Aseg_resedequetodoslos eujetadorms

est6napretados.

4. Compruebequeel ajustede lospatJnes

dealturaest6correcto.Consultselp_'a-

fo"Ajustede los patlneedealtum" que

apareceen la secci6ndeServ_o y

Ajustes detastemanual.

5. Revisela presi6ndelosneum_.ticos

(14-17 Ilbme).NoexcedaelI[mitem_x_-

mode presl6n.

ANTES DEARRANCAR EL MOTOR

NOTA=[] motorrueenvladode laf_brica

con acelte.Reviseelnlvelde aceite.ASada

aceltemsg_nseaneossario.

Pare afiadir aceite

1. Asegt_rseede quela unidedseenmJen-

ITSanbreunasuper_denlvelade.

NOTA:Noreviseelnk,el de aositeestan-

doel motoran marcha.

2. Quitela tapa/%,adllaIndicadoradelnlvel

de=,seitey Iimplelaconunpaholimpio.

3. Insertslatapa/vadllaIndicadoradel

ntveldeaceltey girelahaclaladare-

ch=pareapretarla.

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4. Saquelatapa/VadllaIndlcadoradeJrf_vel

deac_ltey reviseel aoslte.

5. SIas necmsado,afiadaaosltehastela,

llnea FULL(llano)an Is tapa/Variliaindl-

cadorade]nlveldeaoslte(F'_uta 58).

Noexosdela medida.

T_os/vadllaindicadora

niveldeace_te /

enla mama FULL(lleno)

Rgura58

6. Apdete firmemente la tapa/vadlla carla

vez que revise et nivelde mselte.

NOTA: [] acelte sint_tJcopusde servide

para hacer arranosr el motor an condiclones

de temperaturas sumamente fries. El acelte

sint_tico 5W30 es aceptable para todas las

temperaturas. NO mezde el acelte con ga-

soline.

COMBUSTIBLE:

Estemotorhasidecertiflosdoparefunclonar

congmsolineLSIstemadecor,b'oldeemi-

sionesdeescape:EM (Modificacianesal

motor).

A DVERTENCIA: Los combusti-

bles mezcladoscon alcohol

(llamadoegasoholo aquelloe

qua usan etanolo metanor)pueden

atraer humedadlacual conduceala se-

pamcl6n y formacl6nde 4cldos durante

elaimacenamlento,Losgasesacldlco$

puedenda_ar el sistemade Qombustlble

de un motormlentrasse encuentraan

elmacenemlento.

NOTA:Pareevitarproblemasenel motor,el

sistemadecombustibledebevactarseantes

delguarderI=,un'dadpor30 dimsom_s.

Arranqueelmotory d6jeloen marc.hahmsta

queIresI|neasdecOmbustibley elcarbura-

dorest6nvacios.UsegasolinefTescaI=,sl-

guientetemporada.Paramayorinformacl6n

consultela secci6ndeAlmaosnamlentode

estemanual.

Nuncauseproductosdelimpiezade motoro

carburadoreneltanquedecombustible,de

Iocontrarlopodrlacausardar_opermanents

alaunidad.

Lleneeltanquesolamentecongasonnafres-

ca,limpia,regularsinplomo,s_p_rsinplo-

moogasolinaautomotorreformuladaconun

octanajem|nimode85.NOusegasolina

A DVERTENCIA:Lagasollnaes

inflamaMeydebetonermucho

cuidadoalmanlpuladao

alamconarla.

Apaguoelmotoryde|equesoenfrie

porIomonospordosmlnutosantes

dequitarIntapadeltanquede€om-

bustlble.

• NoIlenoeltanquodecombustible

mlentraselqultanlevessooncuenb'e

enmarcha,¢uando est6callente, o

¢uandoel qultanlevesse encuenb'e

on untb-eaterraria.

• Mantengala unldadalejadadellamas

abledaso chlspasel(mbk:asy nofurne

mienlrasIlenaeltanquedecombusb'ble.

con plomo. Aseg0mse de que el r_iplente

que conflene lagasolina a utilizar,est6 Iim-

plo y sin6xJdou otms particulas extraflas.

Nunca use gasolina que pueda estar venci-

da debido a su pmlongado almacenamiento.

NuncaIleneeltanque€ompletamente,

Ueno eltanquehastadew entre1-1/2

p,agadaapro)dmadamsntedo laboqul-

lladel tanqueparaproporclonarespa-

do parala ex1_n_6n del €ombustible.

Slompmnene eltanquo al aimllbm y

useun embudooboqulllapara preve-

nlrel dermme.

Aseg_resede llmplarcualquler€om-

bustlblederramadoantes dearrancar

el motor.

Almacenela gasollnaon un €onten-

dot,Ilmploy aprobado,y mantengala

tapapuestay seguraenel

contenedor.

PARADADEL MOTOR

PRECAUCI6N: Parapararel motor,no

muevaelcontrolde ¢ebadoa la posid6n

CHOKF- Puedepmduclr petardeoo daf=o

al motor

1. Empujeelinterruptor deparadaa la

posici6nAPAGADO.

Ir_terruptor

deparada

Figura59

2. Jalehaclafueralagavede segurldad.

Uave de

seguddad

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Rgura60

ARRANQUE DEL MOTOR

Aseg,._resedequeel nlveldeaceiteindique

FULL(LLENO)enlavadlla.B motordelqul-

tanievesest_equlpadoconun arrancador

ei6ctricode120voltiosdecorrientealternay

conunarrancadormanual.Antesdearran-

carelmotor,aseg_resedehaberleidola

informacl6nsiguiente:

SIel motorse ahoga,coloqueelestrangula-

doren laposici6nOPEN/RUN(ablerto/en

march_y vimelmotorhastaquearranque.

A DVERTENCL_B r_do reeo-

ceoodelcord6ndean'anquema-

nuallala_ surnanoo brazoha-

ciaelmotormuchom_ r_lo deIo que

ustedpuedasonarel cord6ndearrar_Je

manual EstopuedecausarrobJmde hue-

sos,fnzctzm:,,hematornaso torceduras.

Cuandohaga arrancarel motor,jalo

lentamenteelcord6n de arranque

manualhastaque slenta reslstencla.

Entormes,d6elJal6nr_pldo al€or-

d6n de arranquemanual.

• Antesde hacer arrancarelmotor.

quitetoda cargaexterna deequIpo/

motor,

• Aseg_se deque loscomponent=;;

tal_ €omoel rotoms,poleaso ruedas

dentadas,est6nInstaladosl_mmente.

A DVERTENCIA:Elmotorde

arranqueeat4equlpadoconun

cabledeellmentacl6n y enchu-

fe trlfller,dlsefiadospara funelonarcon

corrlente dom6stlcade 120voffiosCA.El

cable deellmentacl6n deber_estar co-

nectado• tlerraen todo momentopara

evitar la poalbllldadde un choqueel_-_b'l-

co qua podrleleelonarel operarlor.

alga cuMadosamente todaslea ins-

tTuccionesde lasecoi6n"An'anque

del motor._

Vedflque qua elelambrado el_--'tdco

de$u casa rangeun eistemetrifller

conectado a tlerra. SI no est_ seguro

de esto, preg_,ntele• un electrielsta

profesionel.SIsu cosa no cuenta con

un sletemade alambradoelOcblco td-

film',no useel arrancadore|(m'_rlco

ba|o nlngunaclrcunstancla.

SI su elsteme est_ conectado a tierra

pero no dlspone de un tomacorrlentes

trlfl|ar, en un punto conyen|ente pare

enchufar su arrancador el0ctrico, plda

a un electdclsta profeslonel qua le

Instale uno.

Para conectar el cable de alimenta-

ci6n de 120 voltlco de CA, slempre

conecte prlmero el cable a la caJa del

tomecordentes del motor, luego an-

chufe el otto exkremo en el tomaco-

rrlentes btfllar conectado a tlerm. AI

desconectar el cable de elimentacl6n

el_rica, slempm desenchufe prime-

ro el extmmo en el tomecorrientes €o-

nectado • tlerra.

Perilladeestrangulaci6n

Cebador

Llave de

seguddad

C6mohacerarrancarelmotorenfri0

1. Compruebequalaspelancasde propul-

si6ndelabarrenay depropuisi6npot

t_'acci6nestt_ en laposid6ndesengan-

chedo.

2. Empujeelbot6n de parade• leposici6n

ENCENDIDO(Figure16).

3. Empujele#ave deseguridad.

4. Girelepedlle de estrangu,leci6nale

posici6nESTRANGULACION.

5. (Arranqueel6ctrico) Conecteel cable

dealimentaci6nel motorde erranque

enel motor.Enchufeelottoex_emodel

cablede alimentaclSnenuntomecorrien-

F-0410111L

Enchufedelcord6n

Manlt,_e arran- dealimentad6n

quamanual Rgura61

tea _fllar de 120 vol_iosCA, coned, ado •

tierra.

6. Empuje el bot6n cebedor de la manera

indicada a contJnuact6n. Quite el dedo

del bot6n cebador entre cebados.

• Opdmaelbot6ndosvecossllatem-

peraturaest_ 150F (-9°C)o m_.

Opdmael bot6ncuatrovecossila

temperatureseencuentmpordebajo

deIce15°F (-g°C).

7. (Arranqueel6ctrlco) Presioneelbot6n

de arranquehastaencenderel motor.

Paraprolongarlavlda(=tJldel motorde

an'a_ue, noIopresioneporreELsde5

segundos• lavez. Espemunmlnutoan-

trearranquesparapermltirqueelmotor

dearranqueseenfT[e.

8. (Arranquea manual)JaJelentamente

la manlJa de arranque manual has-

ta qua sienta resistancia y entonces

j_lela r_pidamonte pare arrancar el

motor. Nosusltelamanilainmsdiata-

mantodsepu_sdeJaJada.DeJequela

maHJadelananquemanuaJse enrolls

lentamerrte.

9. Sielmotornoarrancaa los5 6 6 Inten-

toe,lealas!ns_ucelonessobm:Dificu;tad

paraarrancarenla "Tablade/oca/izad_

y reparani6ndeaverias'.

10.Permitsqueelmotorse calienteporve-

dosminotos.Miant_'aselmotorsecalian-

ta,aJustelapedlla de e_rangulac_n

movi_ndolahactala posici6nENMAR-

CHA.Espemhastequaelmotor est6an

marcha suave antesdecadsajustedel

esbangulador.

11.(Ar_nque el6ctrlco) Desconecteel ca-

hiedealimentack_n,primemdeltomaco-

rr|entesyluegodel motordesrranque.

C6mo hacer arrancar un motor caliente

sI est_axrancandounmotorcaliantedes-

pu_sdehabedoapagadopotunperiodo

corto,deJelapa_,w.ade/estrangutadoran la

posici6n=DESACTIVADO"y noopdmael

botbncabador.SIel motornoananca,alga

lasinstrucelonessobreArranquedelmotor

an frio.

ARRANQUECONGELADO

Slel motor dearranque_ ¢ongeladoy no

enclandeel motor,algalospsecasiguiantes.

1. Jeletentscuerdadelmotordearranque

comoseaposible.

2. Sueltelaman[jadearranquemanualy

d_ela enrollarseconfuerzaconb'aelmo-

tordearranque.RepitahastequaIogm

encenderelmotor.

Cuandohacaffio,unmotorcalianteprodud-

condansaci6n.Pare ayudera evitarqua

se congelanel arranquemanualy loscon-

trotesdel motor,procedadela mBnerasi-

gulantedsepu_sdecadstrabajode

remocl6ndenieve.

1. DeJequa el motor (apagado) se enfrl'e

uno$ cuatltos minutos.

Jalelantamenteelcord6n(cuerda)de

arranquehastequasiantaresistencia,

luP-_Ode,isdejalaroPermitsquael cord6n

vuelvaa enmllarse,Repita_ vecas.

Conel motorapagado,limpletodalanie-

vey humedadde lacublertadelcarbura-

dorenlazonede loscontrolesy las

paleness.Asimismo,mueva lapelanca

delestrangulador/ahogadory lamanlja

dearranqusvariesvecse.

A DVERTENCIA:Nuncaarran-

que el motordentro deun re-

ointocerradoo on ,treescon

Pecavenffiacl6n. Los gasesde escape

del motoreontlenan MONOX]DODE

CARBONO,UNGAS INODOROY MOR-

TAL MantengsIss manos, lospies, el

poloy is ropesuelta elejados de laspar-

tes an movimlentotanto del motorcomo

del qultanieves.

I.as partse del motor,partlculannante

el silenclador,se ponen muy celien-

tes. [] contaoto puedeprodtmirque-

madura=;severaadebldo alcalor. Deje

qua el motorse enfrieantes detocar-

Io.

Los ni_osnuncadeben operarel qul-

tanleves.Los adultos no cape,-Itados

nuncadebenoperarel quitanleve&

AsegOresede qua on el&reaa despe-

jar no heyapersonas,especlalmente

ni_osPeque_os y mascotaa.

No deja nunca el qultanievesdesaton.

dido m|enb'as el motorest_ encendl-

do. LOspersonasqua opemn el motor

oequipe deden habarleido dotenida-

montey entendldoias instrucolones

de oparael6n.

F-0410111L 78

C6MO QUITARLANIEVEY ESCOMBROSATASCADOSDELABARRENA

_k ADVERTENCL_:No intentequl-

tar [a nlevenl escombms atas-

cados en la barrenacon sus

manos. Useel I= barrade Iimpiezapara

quitar lanieve o escombros.

EnlaparledeardbadeleloJamientodelaba-

rrenase_ unbast6nder_¢Mza. U_-

liceelbast6ndelirr_ezaparaqu_arlanleve

atascadaenelalojamlentode labarrena.

Sueltelapalancadepropulsi6ndela ba-

rrena.

Retire(singirat)laIlavedeseguridad.

Desconecteelcablede labujla.

No coloquelasmanosen labarrenao

canaldedescargeLUseelbast6ndetim-

piezaparaquitarla nleve.

CONSEJOS SOBRE EL LANZAMIENTO DE NIEVE

1. Para un rendimiento m_L_dmode su quita-

nieves, al despejar lanieve ajuste lave-

Iocidad sobre el termno. Avance

lentamente en nieve profunda_congela-

da, o mojada. SI las ruedas palJnan,re-

duzca la velocidad de avance.

2. El lanzamiento de nieve es mi_seficiente

sl el tmbajo se maliza inmediatamente

despk_.Sde la nevada.

3. Para una remoci6n compieta de la nieve,

traslape ligeramente cada camino adop-

tado previamente. En nieve profunda, su-

perponga los barfidosentre sf para evitar

sobmcasgar la m_uina.

4. La nieve debeHa ser descargada en la

direcci6n del vlento slempm que sea po-

sible.

5. Para uso normal, ajuste lospatines de

altum de manera que la barra raspadom

quede a 1/8 de pulgada sobre lospa_-

nes, Para suparfides de nieve sumamen-

te compacta, ajuste los pafines de altum

haciaarribade maneraquelabarraras-

padora hagacontactoconelsuelo.

6. Ensuperficiesdegravao pledratdtura-

da, ajustelospatlnesde altuma 1-1/4

pulgadaspordebajodeI= barraraspado-

ra. Consulteel_ "AJustede los

patlnes dealtura"en lasecci6ndeSer-

vlclo y Alustesdeestemanual.Este

ajustees Importantepareque lam_.quina

no recojay lancepiedrasni grava.

7. Despu6sde completarel trabajodedes-

pejarlanleve,dejeel motorenmarcha

pot unoscuantosmlnutos,estoderretir_

la nievey hieloacumuladosalrededordel

motor.

8. Umpiecompletamenteelquttanleves

despu6sde cadauso.

9. Quitetodaacumulaci6nde hieloy niew

y todomaterialexttar3odel qultanleves,y

enJuagueconagua(sifuemposlble)para

removertodalasaluotrosquimicos.Se-

queelquitanievesconun par3o.

F-O410111L 79

RESPONSABILIDADESDEL PROPIETARIO

REC_STROSDE

SERWCIO

cluesehacemanteni- deca- Ame- 8

mlentotegul_ dauso nudo honus horas horas ck_ gua_lado

Camblare_ace_ del _f

motor

_oslos ,ii::E_

RevLs_ la bujla

Umplaryexaminar_

parad',_spas

Revisar el combus_ble "_

Oorma de propuls_6n

la barrena * _/"

* Ajustardespu_sde2 a 4 horasdeuso.

RECOMENDACIONES GENERALES

Lagarantladeestequitanle_snocubmpie-

zasquehayanstdosorne_lasa abusoone-

g_igenctaporpa.,todeloperador.Pararecib_

_ w_r complotode ]a_a, _ _

debo mant_'_r_ q_Itar_ de act,'ordoa

lasinsbuccionescontenidasenestomanual

Se debenhaceralgunosajustesperi6clica-

mentepara manteneradecuadamentesu

quitanieves.

B mar_r,lmler_, reemp_:_oore_ de

losdisposi_vosy slstemasdecontroldeeml-

slones,puedenset_dos potpe_onas

capadtadasoes_ab_ doreparacb-

nesdeuntdadesconrnotorrn_41nocarmte-

ra. B rnantonlmier_p_iocr=orneJorar_el

rend'_nto y _ lavida_1 d_ motx,

_a DVERTENCLAJNo golpee la

medavolantecon un martlllo o

con algunobJatoduro,Sl Io

ruedavolantepuedequebrarse

durante el uso de la unldad. No bate de

modiflcar el resorte del regulador nl

otras p|ezas para Incrementar la Is velo-

cldad del motor.

F-0410111L

DESPUi_S DE CADA USO

• Hagafundonarla unidadparaquesalga

todalanieveacumuladeenlabarrena.

• ParaevitarelcongelamientodeIs

barrenao deloscontmles,limpletodala

nievey el hlelodelquitanieves.

• Vea sihaypiezassueltasodar'_adas.

• Apdetelossujetadomsqueest_nsusltos.

• Revisey delemanter_ientoa labarrena.

• Reviseloscontrolesparaasegurarsede

quefunclonanadecuademente.

• Paraevitarelcongelamientode la

barrenaode loscontroles,limpietodala

nievey elhieIodel quitanleves.

MOTOR ESPEClRCAClONES

CABAl.LOSDE 6 HP

FUEFIZA

CILINDRADA 206 cc

CALIBRE 68ram(2,677pulg.)

CARRERA 56ram(2,205pulg.)

CAPACIDADDE 3 cuastos

GASOUNA (sinplomo)

CAPACIDADDE 18onzas,5%4/30

ACEITE

ChampionRJ19LM

BUJLa': (Entrehierro0,030pig.)

JUEGODE Entrada:0,004-0,006 pig

Vik!._VULA: Escape:0,009-0,011pig

ENTREHIER-

RO DEL 0,010-0,014 pulg.

INDUCIDO:

CLASIRCACI(_N DE POTENCIA

La clasificaci6nde potenciapara un modalo

de motor en particularse desarrolla

iniclalmente comenzando con el cbdigo

J1940 de SAE (Sociedad de Ingenleros

Auto_) (Pmosdimisntode Clasilicaci6n

de Potancla & Torquedel Motor Pequefio)

(Flevtal6n2002-05). Dado ambos tin amplio

conjunto de productosen los cuales son

puestos nuestms motores,y la variedad de

emisiones amblentalesapliosblssal opel'at el

equipo, puede que el motorque ustedhaya

comprado no dosarrollela potancia nominal

cuando sea usado ec una parte del equlpo

acoplado (potanda real =enel-sitio3. Esta

diferencia se debe a uriavarledad de factores

incluyendo,pero no limit_mdose a, io

siguiente:dlferenoiasen altitud,temperatura,

presi6n barome_ica, humedad, combustible,

lubriosck_ldel motor,r'ni_ma veloddad

regulada del motor,el motorpafdculara la

variabT_laddel motor,diser_ode la parte en

particulardel equipo acoplado, la manera sn

la oual es operado el motor, et despegue del

m_or para mducir lafricel6ny para limplar

las _ de combus06n,los aJustesalas

v'ralvulosy alcarburador,y otra varledad de

factoms. Esta ct_n de potenoiapuede

t_'nbldn s_ ajustada bas_ose en

comparacinoos a otrosmoiores semeJantes

utilizadosen apicaclones similams, y pot Io

tanto no se igualartflnnecesadamente los

valores dedvados usandolos r._dlgos

antedoms.

F-0410111L

QUITANIEVES

CORREA DE PROPULSl6N DELA

BARRENA

Ajustela correade propulsl6ndela barrena

despu_.sdelaspdmeras2 6 4 horns,y nue-

vamentea mitadde latemporada,y dos

veoss cadatemporadapostedormente,

(Consulte "C6mo ajustarlas correos"en

la secd6n deServlcloy AJustes.

LUBRICACI6N DE LA CADENA- CADA

25 HOP.AS

1. Pongala pelancade selecci6nde velod-

dadan primera(1).

2. Pongaelquitanfevesdepiesobreelex-

tremodeleloJamientodela barmna.

NOTA:Cuandoel c4rblrdelmotorest6

llenode aosltm,_ denodejarel

qunanlevosde piesobmelalojanden_

dela banma pormu(:hotlampo.

3. Quiteel panelinferior.

4. Lubriquelascadenas conunlubricante

especialparacadenas.

5. Cuandovayaa almacenado,nmpieel eje

hexagonaly los engranaJescon ficeite

demotor5W30.

NOTA:Umpie todo exossode grasao

de aceitedelameda de_cci6n ode

la plaosdel discode propul$16n.

PRECAUCI6N: No perrnltaque la

grasa entreen contactoconla rueda

de frlcci6nnl con la placadel discode

propulsl6n.

6. Instaleelpanelinferior.

Cadena

CAJADE ENGRANAJESDE LA BARRENA

La cajade engranaJesdela barrenaselubri-

ca enlaf'_briosy norequiemlubriosci6n.Si

poralgunaraz6nel lubdcantese escapa,

hagarevisarestacajadeengranajesan un

centredeservicioautorizado.

MOTOR

LUBRICACIbN

Reviseelniveldeaselteenelcritterdelmo-

torantesdeensendefloy despu6.sdecada

ocho(8)horasdeucocontJnuo.FIgura63.

Agregueaseitedemotor S.A.E.5W30a me-

didaque seanecesado.[] aceitesint6Uco

5W30es aseptablepara cuelquler

temperatura.Apdetela tapaivarilla

indicadoraenformaseguracadavez que

reviseelntveldelacelte.

TapNvarillaind]sedoradelrdveldeaseite

NOTA: Elnivei _::_:_

LLENO(FULL). Rgura63

Cambleelaseltecadacincuenta(50) horas

de uso,o porIomenosunavezala_osiel

quitanlevesnoseusapotcincuenta(50)

horas.

CAMBIODE ACEITE

1. Coloqueelquitanlevesde maneratalque

el tap6n de drenaJedel aceltequedeen

elpuntom_sbajodelmotor.

2. Unavez quaelmotorest_cafiente,quite

eltap6nde drenajedelaseitey la

tapa/varilla[ndicadom del nivelde

aceite(Figura 65). Dreneelaceiteen

unrecipientsapmpiado.

3. Unavez quehayasecadotodoelase'_,

coloquenuevamenteeltap6nde drenaje

enSuluga_y apri_teloparaquequede

segum.

4. IJenelentamenteelc_rterdelmotorcon

acelterecomendado.NO LOLLENE DE-

MAS/ADO. Consu/te=Paraaliadir

acette"enlasec_6ndeOperaci6n.

BUJiA

ReviselabuJ{acadaveint_cinco(25)horas.

Reerr_l_selaslloselectrodosest_ picados

o quemados,sllaporcelan-est_rajada,o

cads100horasdeuso.

1. Aseg_resedequelabuJ|aest6limpia.

Lfmplelaraspandoconmucho cuidado

loselecbodos(nousee.,horrodearena

n|_pillo de alambms).

2. Reviseelentrehlerrodela buj|e usando

unaIkmlnacallbmdora y restablezseel

en'_ehierma 0,030pig.sifuera

nesesario.Rgura64.

3. Antesdeinstalarlabuj|e, cubrala rosca

con un poco de aselte para que sea m_=s

_cll secada, slfuem necesedo. Apriete

la bujla a un par de apdete de 15

pie-libra.

l._bnlna

calibradora

Buj{a Rgura64

F-0410111L 82

ADVERTENCIA:Para prevenlr

el arranque accidentaldel mo-

tor,slempredesconecteelca-

ble dola bujlay mant6ngaloalejado do

6sta mlontrasreanzaaJusteso repara-

clonesa la unldad.

C6MO AJUSTAR LOS PATINES DE

ALTURA

Estequltanlevesest_equipadocondospati-

nesdeajustedealtura,ublcadosen ellado

extedordelalojamientodelabarrena.Vea la

F,_ura65.

EstospatinesdeaJustedealturaelevanla

partedelanterade]quitanieves.

Tuercas de montaje

Pat|nde ajuste

AloJamlento de altura

delabarrena

Rgura65

Parasuperficiesdurasnormales,talescomo

enb'adasdeautoosendemspavlmentados

ajustelospatinesdeajustedeafturadela

delasiguientemanera:

1. Pongaelquitanlevesenunasuperficie

nivelada.

2. Compruebeque ambosneum_cos ten-

ganla mlsmapres|bndeaim. Lapresibn

deaimcormcP,a es 14 a 17 PSI. Noexe-

dalapresi6nm_txJmaindicadaenla cara

lateraldelneum_dJco.

3. Coloquelospernosdeseguddadadicio-

nalesque vienen con la unidad deba-

jodecadaextremodelabarraraspadora

juntoa lospatJnesdeajustedeeltura.

4. AfloJelastuercasdemontajeque sujetan

lospatJnesdeajustedealtura.Parabajar

lapadsdelanteradelquitanleves,suba

lospatines.Apdetelastuercasdemon-

taJe.Vea la Figura65.

NOTA:Paralas superficiespedregosaso

irregulares,subalapartedelanteradelquita-

nlevesbaJandolospatJnesdeaJuste..

_b DVERTENCIA:Asegdrese de

mantenerlaaltura necesada

sobreel suelodid&reaqua so

va a I|mplar. Sl el impulsorgolpeaobje-

tos talescomo grava, pledrasu otros

desechos, los puedelanzarcon sufl-

clentefue_.a como para causar leslo-

nespersonales,dahosa la propledado

dafiosal quitanieves.

AJUSTE DE LA BARRA

RASPADORA

Despu_.sdemuchouso,labarrarasp,,dora

met_licasegasta_ Labarraraspadoray

lospatines,stemprede'Denajustarsedema-

neraquequedeunespaCiode 1/8pig.entre

la barraraspadoray la acera,oel _'ea que

se va a despejar.

1. Pongaelquitanievesenunasuperficie

nivelada.

2. Compruebequeambosneum_'tJcostJe-

nenlamismapresi6ndeaire. Lapresibn

correctaes de 14 e.17 PSL No exceda

la presl6nm=L_dmaindicadaen lacma

lateraldelneum_ico.

3. Aflojelastuercasy pernosdecocheque

sujetanlaban'araspadoraalalojamiento

delabarrena.

4. Ajustela barmraspadoraa la posici6n

correcta.

5. Apdetelastuercasy pemosdecoche..

Asegurequelabarraraspadoraquede

paralelaconlaaceraoel_'ea que seva

adespeJar.

6. Paraquelabarraraspadoradurem_s

tlempo,quitelay m6nte_al rev6s.SIde-

bereemplazarladebidoaJdesg=Lqte,qui-

te lastuercasy lospemosde coche•

instaleunabarraraspadoranueva.

F-04101 11L 83

COMO DESMONTAR LA

CUBIERTA PROTECTORA

Pare acceder ala buj{a es necesado

quitar la cubierta protectora:

1. Quite el estrangulador (vea la

Figure 66).

2. Saque la ,ave de seguridad.

3. Quite los tornlllos de montaJe

(Figure67).

4. Retire cuidadosamente la cubierta

protectora. Aseg_rese de que la

manguera det bot6n cebador y el

cable de ignickSnpermanezcan con-

ectados.

5. Ahora se puede alcanzar la bujfa.

6. Pare instalar la cubierta protectora,

aseg,',rese de que la manguem del

bot6n cabador y el cable de lgniciSn

est6n conectados.

7. Monte la cubierta protectora en el

motor y fijela con los tom,los de

montaje (vea la Figure 67).

8. Conecte el estrangulador ala vadlla

del estrangulador en el carburador

(F-,3ura68 y F'igura69). Asegdrese

de que el estmngulador est6 Insta-

lado correctamente. SI no Io est_ el

estrangulador no funcionar_

9. Insta]e la Ilave de seguridad.

Cubierta

protectora

Bujia

Estragulador

Tomillosdemontaje

Estranguladol VarHlad_

estragulador Figure68

tlave de

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AJUSTE DE I.AS CORREAS

Correa de propulsl6n

La correa de propulsibntiene una

presi6n de resorts constants y no re-

quiem ningdn ajuste. SI note que em-

peza a resbalar, reempl_tceta. Consults

"C6mo reemplazar la correa" en la sec-

ci6n de Servicio y Ajustes.

Correa de propulsl6n de la barrena

Si el quitanieves no expulsa la nieve,

compruebe el ajuste del cable. Si es

correcto, compruebe que la correa de

propulsi6n de la barrena est6 en buen

estado. Si est_ estropeada o suelta,

mempl_¢ela (consults=C6mo desmon-

la correa de propulsi6n de la barre-

ha" en esta misma secci6n del manual).

1. Desconecte el cable de la bujfa"

2. Quite el tornillo de la cublerta de

la correa. Quite la cubierta de la

correa (Figura 70).

3. AfloJela tuerca de la polea gu|a de

la barrana y mueva esta 01tima ha-

cia la correa un octavo de pulgeda

aproximadamente (3 rnm)

(F' ura74).

4. Apriete la tuerca.

5. Pida a alguien que ponga el embra-

gue de la barrena" Compruebe la

tansi6n de la correa (aJlado contra-

rio de la polea gu|a). La oorrea de-

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berra oeder media pulgada (12,5

mm) con presi6n moderada

(Figura 71). Puede que tenga que

mover la polea gu[a m&s de una

vez para conseguir la tansi6n co-

rrecta"

Poleade

.,. pmpulsibn

/ de=a

_,,_ I/2plg.

Po,ea (IZ,Smm)

guta { f ",,_

puesta ._o "\

Figum 71

6. Vuelva a poner la cubierta de la

iDorrea"

7. Siempre que ajuste o reemplace las

correas, tambi_n har_ falta ajustar

los cables. (Consults =C6mo ajustar

los ca,biBs" an esta misma secci6n

del manual).

8. Conecte el cable de las bujIas.

C6MO REEMPLAZAR LAS CO-

RREAS

Las correas de propulsi6n son especia-

les y se deben reemplazar con correas

originales del fabdcante que podr_ en-

contrar en su tienda Sears m_Lsoema-

ha"

Pare completer algunos de estos pro-

cedimientos necesitar_ la ayuda de otra

persona.

C6mo desmontar Is €orraa de propul-

ei6n de la barrena

SI la correa de pmpulsi6n esterestm-

peeda, el quitanieves no expulsar&la

nieve. Reemplace la correa de la si-

guiente manera"

1. Desconecte el cable de la bujZ'a.

2. Afloje los pernos e cada lado del

panel inferior (Figura 72).

3, Quite el panel inferior.

Pemo Panel

inferior

Pemo

Rgura72

4. Quits el tornlll0 de la cublerta de

la correa. Quite la cublerta

(Figure 70).

5. Afloje la gufa de la correa, Sepate

la gu|a de la poise de propulsl6n

de la barrena (F'igura74).

6. Aleje la poise tensora de la eorrea

del propulsor de la barrena y des-

lice la ¢orrea del propulsor de la

barrena pare sacada de la polea

tensora.

7. Saquela correa del propulsor de

la barrena de la polea del motor.

Pare sacat la correa del propulsor

de la barrena, tel vez haya que gi-

rat parcielmente la polea del mo-

tor.

8. Retire los cuatm pernos suped-

ores qua unsn el aloJamiento de la

barrena y la eaja del motor. Afloje

los dos pernos inferiores.Ahora el

alojamlento de la barrena y la

caJa del motor pueden sepamrse

para retirat la correa (Figure 73).

9. Quite la antigua correa del propul-

sot de la barrena de la poise del

propulsor de la barrena. Cambie

la correa del propulsor de la bar-

rena por una correa de rspuesto

original de f_brica disponibleen un

centro de servicio autodzado

(Figure 74).

10. Instals la nueva correa del propul-

eor de la barrena en la poise del

propulsor de la barrena.

NOTA: Pare montar el alojamlen-

to de la barrena a la ¢aja del mo-

tor, conslga que ob'a persona

sujeta Is palanca de embrague de

la barrena en la posici6n EN-

GANCHADO. Esto mover_ el bra-

7.oy la poise tensora Io suflcienta

para permitlr qua la poise del

propulsor de la barrena vuelva a

su poslcl6n.

11.Monteelelo|amlento de barrenaala

caja del motorconloscuatropemos

quese retiraronenelpaso8.Apriete los

dospemos inferiores.

12. Instals la correa del propulsor de

la barrena en la polea del motor.

13. Deslice la correa del propulsor de

la barrena por debajo de la poise

tensora.

14. Ajuste la oorrea de propulsl6n de

la barrena. Consuite =C6moajustat

la correa de propulsi6n de la batre-

ha" en la secci6n de Servicio y

Ajustes.

15.Ajuste la gula de la correa. Consul-

te "C6mo ajustat la gu[a de la co-

rrea"en la secci6n de Servicio y

Ajustes.

16. Instele la cublerta de la correa.

Apdete el tornillo (Rgura 70).

17. Revise los cables. Consuite =C6mo

revisar y ajustar los cables" en la

secci6n de Servicio y Ajustes.

18. Instals el panel Inferior (Figure 72).

19.Apdete los pernos a cada lado del

panel inferior.

20. Conecte el cable de la buj|a.

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Caja del

motor

Abjamiento

de la barrena

Figura73

Corma de

Guia de la correa

Polea

Poleaguiaae

Polea depmpulsi6n

de labarrena

Correadepropuisi6n

delabarrena

de la

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Resortede

pmpulsibn

Correade

propulsi6n

Poleade

propulsl6n

Polea del motor

Figura 74

Cbmo desmontar la correa de

propulsi6n

Si el quitanieves no se mueve hacia

adelante, aseg_rese de que la correa

de propulsi6n no est6 excasivamente

desgastada o dafiada. Si Io est,,

reempldcala de la siguiente maner_

1. Desconecte el cable de la buj|a.

2. Quite la correa de pmpulsi6n de la

barrena. Consuite "C6mo desmon-

tar la correa de pmpulsi6n de la ba-

rrena" en la seccibn de Servicio y

Ajustes.

3. Quite el anillo E de unode los ex-

tremos del ejo de la place oscilan-

te. Quite este eje para que la place

oscilante gire hacia adelante

(Figure 74).

4. Quite el resorte de propulsl6n.

5. Quite la correa de propulsi6n vieja

de la polea de propulsl6n y de la

polea del motor, lnstale una eo-

rrea de propulsibn originalde f_.-

brica disponlble en un cantro de

servicio Sears.

6. Instale la nueva correa de propui-

sibn en la polea de propulsi6n y

en la polea del motor,

7. Asegt_resede que la polea gu|a de

propulsibn est6 allneada con la

correa de propulsi6n.

sujeta (Rgura 75).

Mamas de alinearnlento Figure 75

NOTA. Sl la transmlsi6n no fun-

clone una vez que haya substitul-

do la ¢orrea de propulsi6n,

aseg(Irese de que la place osci-

lante se encuentre entre las dos

marcas de alineamlento.

11. Instale y ajuste la correa de pro-

pulei6n de la barrena. Consulte

=C,6modesmontar la correa de pro-

pulsi6n de la barrena"en la secci6n

de Servicio y Ajustes.

12. Ajuste la gu|a de la correa. Consul-

te "C.6moajustar la gu[a de la co-

tree" en la secoi6n de Servicio y

Ajustes.

13. Instale el panel Inferior (Figure 72).

14.Apriete los pemos a ambos lados

del panel inferior.

8. Conecte el resorte de propulsi6n.

9. lnstale el eje de le placa oscliante

y suj6telo con el anlllo E.

10. La parte inferiorde la place oscl-

lante debe quedaLrentre los mar-

cas de ellneamlento, Asegt_mse

de que la place oscllante est6 bien

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15. Inst_e la cublerta de la correa.

Apriete el tomillo (Figure 70).

16. Revise el ajuste de los cables. Con-

suite "C6mo revisery ajustar los

cables" en la secci6n de Servicio y

Ajustes.

17. Conecte el cable de la buj[a.

AJUSTESDELA CORREAGUJA

1. Quiteelcabledele bujfa.

2. Pida a alguian que ponga el propul-

sor de la barrena.

3. Mida la distancia entre la gufa de la

correa y la correa. La distancia de-

be ser de 1/8 de pulgada (3,175

ram) para la gufa. (Figura 76).

/ _, GuIjdrn:

Polea _ _al/Splg •

0ufe - (3,tZS m)

d,la - \\

barrena'-r_/ \\

en o

miento I ___"- .

Figure 76

4. Si necesita hacer alg_n ajuste, aflo-

je el pemo de montaje de la gu[a de

la correaLPonga la gufa an la posi-

ci6n correcta. Apriete el pemo.

5. Vuelva a instalar la cubierta de la

oorrea.

6. Vuelve a conectarel cable de la bujIa.

COMO REVISAR Y AJUSTAR

LOS CABLES

Los cables se ajustan en la _bdca y no

deber[a ser necesario ajustados. Si se

se dan de s( o est_mflojos, aj,_stelos.

Slempre que camble o ajuste las

coffees tend_ que ajustar los cables.

Para asegurarse de que est6n bien

aJustados, suelte el accesorio "Z" en

ta palanca de propulei6n

(Figure 77).

1. Mueva la palanca de propulsi6n to-

do le que pueda hacle adelante

(haste que toque el tope de pl_tl-

co). Sujete bien el cable, observe

la posici6n del accesorio con res-

pecto at agujem en la pelanca de

pmpulsi6n.

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Accesorio "Z"

Rgura 77

2. El cantro del accesorio "Z" debe es-

tar entre el centro y la parte super-

ior del agujem an le palanca de

pmpulsi6n. Ajuste el cable de pro-

pulsibn de la barrena o el cable de

propulsi6n portracci6n seg,_nsea

necesado, siguiendo las instmccio-

nes a continuaci6n.

Ajuste del cable de propulsl6n de la

barrena

1. Deje el motoren marcha hasta que

el tanque de combustible quede va-

ci'oy el motor se pare.

2. Levante el quitanleves con el extre-

mo frontal del alojamlento de la ba-

rrena haela abajo.

3. Meta el cable por el resorte haste

exponsr la porci6n roscada del ca-

ble (Rgura 76).

Exbemocuadrado

delcable

Contratuerca

Rgura78

4. Sujete el extremo cuadrado de la

parte roscada con unos alicates y

ajuste la contratuerca hecia afuem

o haela adantro haste conseguir el

ajuste correcto. Vuelva a meter el

cable por el resorte y condctelo.

AJUSTES DEL CABLE DE PROPULSI6N

1. Deje el motor en mamha haste qua

el tanque de combustible quede va-

cloy el motor se pare.

2. Levante el quitanieves con el extre-

mo frontal del alojamiento de la ba-

rrena hacia abajo.

3. Afloje los pernca a cada lado del

panel inferior (Rgura 79).

Pemo Panel infedor

o , _l_arrana

Ngura 79

7. Mete la parte infedor del cable de

propulsl6n por el soporte de ajus-

te del cable haste que pueda sacar

el gancho "Z".

8. Saque el gancho =Z" del soporte

de eJuste del cable. Mueva el gan-

cho "Z" hacia abajo hasta el si-

guiente agujero de ajuste.

9. Jele el cable de propulsibn por el

soporte de aJuste.

10. Ponga el manguito del cable sobre

el soporte de aJuste del cable.

11. Instele el gancho "Z" en la palan-

ca de propulslbn (Rgura 77).

12, Pare reviser el ajuste, baje la palan-

ca de propulsiSny compruebe la

Iongitudde uno de los resortes de

propulsi6n. SI el ajuste es el co-

rrecto, la Iongituddel resorts de

propulsibn es:

mfn. 3 pig. (76 ram.)

mdx. 3-3/8 pig (85 ram.)

(Figure 81).

4. Quite el panel Inferior.

5. Desconecte el accesorio "Z" de la

palanca de propulaibn (Rgum 77).

6. Saque el mangulto del cable del

soporte de ajuste del cable

(Rgura 80).

pC,able de /

mpulsi6n / )

Figura80

€'elc_te

Resorke Figure81

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C6MO AJUSTAR 0 REEMPLAZAR LA RUEDA DE FRICCI(_N

C6mo revisar la rueda de frlcci6n

Si el quitanieves no avanza, revise la

correa de pmpulsi6n por tracoi6n, el ca-

ble de propulsi6n o la rueda de fricci6n.

Si la rueda de fricci6n est_ gastada o

da_ada, hay que cambiarla. Ver

"Reemplazo de la meda de fl'icoi6n"en

esta secoi6n. Si la rueda de fricci6n no

est_ gastada o da_ada, revfsela de la

siguiente manera.

1. Deje el motor en mamha hasta que

el tanque de combustible quede va-

c|o y el motor se pare.

2. Ponga el quitanieves en postci6n

vertical sobre la parte delantera del

alojamlanto de la barrena

(Figura 82).

3. Desconecte el cable de la bujfa.

4. Afloje lospernos a cada ladodel pa-

nel Inferior (Figura 82).

5. Quite el panel inferior.

6. Ponga la palanca de cambio de

velocldadea en la posicibn m_Ls

lenta de velocidad de avanca.

. _mo Pan_, inferior

7. Fijese en la posici6n de la rueda de

frloci6n (consulte la Figure 83). La

distancia correcta =A" desde el lado

derecho de la rueda de fr_ci6n

hasta la parte exterior de la caja

del motor es la siguiente:

Tama6o Ilanta Dlstanola "A"

12 y 13 pulgs. 4-1/8"

16 pulgs. 4-5/16 °

Si la meda de fricoi6nno estd en la

posioibncorrecta, ajL_stelade aouer-

do alas instmcoiones siguientes.

C6mo ajustar la rueda de fTIcci6n

1. Coloque la palanca de camblo de

vetocldades en la poelci6nm_,s

lenta de velocidad de avarice.

2. Afloje los pernos en lavara de

control de velooidad (Figura 84).

3. Mueva la rueda de frioci6n a la po-

sici6ncorrecta (Figura 83).

4. Apriete los pernoa que hay en la

vara de control de velocldad

(Figura 84).

5. Instale el panel inferior (Figura 82).

6. Apdete los pernos que hay a cada

lado del panel inferior.

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C6mo reemplazar la rueda de fricci6n

Si la rueda de fricci6n est_ gastada o

dar_ada, el quitanieves nq avanza. La

rueda de fdcel6n se debe cambiar de la

siguiente manera.

1. Deje el motor an mamha hasta que

el tanque de combustible quede va-

cfoy el motor se pare.

Ponga elquitanieves en posict6n.

vertical sobre la parte delantera del

alojamiento de la barrena (4).

(Figura 82).

Panelinfedor

Llanta

Rgura85

3. Desconecte el cable de la bujfa.

4. Quite los sujetadores qua fijan la

Ilanta derecha. Quite la llanta de-

recha del eje (Figura 85)

5. Afloje los pemos qua haya a cada

lado del panel Inferior.

6. Quite el panel Inferior.

Cadena

F'_ur a 86

7. Quite los sujetadores que fijan el

engranaJe de propulsl6n aJeJe

(Rgura 86).

8. Quite la Ilanta Izqulerda, el eJey el

engranaje de propulsibn.

9. Quite los cuatm pemos qua retie-

nen los coJlnetea a cada lado del

eJe hexagonal (Figura 87).

10. Quite el eje hexagonal y los cojl-

netes.

Figura87

NOTA: Ffjese especlalmente en la

poslcl6n de las arandelas en el eJe

hexagonal.

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11. Quite los tres suJetadores qua re-

tienen la rueda de friccl6n en el

cubo (Figura 88).

12.Quitelaruedadefdccl6ndelcu-

bo.Deslicelaruedadefricoi6n

fueradelHehexagonal.

13.Instalelanuevaruedadefrlcci6n

enelcuboconlossujetadoresque

quit6antes.

14.Insteleelejehexagonalyloscojl-

netesconloscoatro pemos que

quit6 antes (Figura 89).

Aseg_rese de que haye Instalado

correctamente/as arandelas en

su posl¢i6n originaL Aslmismo,

compruebe que les dos arande-

las est6n correctamente allnea-

das con los brazos del impulsor.

15. Asegt_rese de qua el eje hexagonal

gira libremente.

16. Instele la flanta izquierda_el eJey el

engranaje de propulsi6n con los

sujetadores que quit6 antes. Instate

la cadena en el engranaje de pro-

pulsi6n (Figura 86).

17, Revise el ajuste de la rueda de fdc-

ci6n. Consulte =C6moajustar la rue-

da de fricci6n"an esta secci6n.

18.Aseg_rese de que la rueda de _c-

ci6n y la placa del propulsor de dis-

co notienen nl grasa ni aceite.

19. lnstele el panel Infedor (Figura 85).

20, Apfiete los pernos a cada lado del

panel inferior.

21. Instale la Ilanta derecha en el eje

con los sujetadores que quit6 antes.

22. Conecte el cable de la bujl"a.

Ruedade

Sujetadores Cubo fricci6n

Ejehexagonal

Sujetadores

Figura88

Br_os delimpulsor ,,

Cojlnetes

Arandela

CoJinetes

Arandeta

Figura89

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C6MO REEMPLAZAR LOS PERNOS DE SEGURIDAD DE LA

BARRENA

I_asbarrenas_ sujetasaleje delaba-

rrenaconpemosdeseguridadespeciales.

Estospsrnosest_ dise_adospararomper-

sey protegerlam_quinaen ca,sodeque un

objetose atasqueen elalojamlentodela

barrena.Nousepemosdumspuesperder6

lapmtecci6ndelospemosdeseguddad.

A DVERTENCIA:Potrazonesde

seguddady para protegerla

m_qulna,use solamentepemos

deseguddadodglnales.

Paracambiarunpemodeseguddadroto,

procedade lasigulentemanera.Enlabolsa

departesencontrar_pemosdeseguridad

adicionales.

1. Pararelmotor.Desenganchetodoslos

contToles.

2. Desconecteelcabledelabujfa.Aseg_-

resedequetodaslaspiezasm(_,llesse

hay'andetenido.

3. Alineselagujerodelabarrenaconel

agujemdelejedelabarrena.Instaleel

nuevopasador desegurldady espacla-

dot.F_jura90.

4. Conecteelcabledelabuj[a.

Pasadordeseguridad

/ I

Espaciador

Rgura90

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_lb DVERTENCIA: Nunca guar-

de su qultanleves €on gaso-

line en el tangue de €ombus-

tible en amblentes interiores o en

un/,rea cerrada y mal ventllada. Sl

queda gasoline en el tanque, los va-

pores podr|an alcanzar alguna lla-

ma expuesta, chispa o llama plloto

de una ¢aldera, calentador de

agua, secadora de rope, ¢lgarrillo,

etc.

Para prevenir el da_o (si el quitanieves

no se usa por m_ 30 d[as) prep_elo

como sa indica a conUnuaci6n.

QUITANIEVES

1. I impie todo el quitanieves.

2. Lubrique todos los puntos de lubri-

caci6n. Consulte la secci6n de Man-

tenimlento.

3. Asegt_rese de qua todas las tuercas,

pemos y tomillos est0n bien apreta-

dos. Inspeccione todas las piezas

m6viles visibles pare detecter da-

_os, roturas y desgaste. Haga los

reemplazos necesarios.

4. Retoque todas las superficies oxida-

des o que tengan la pinturasaltada;

Ifjalas suavemente antes de aplicar

la pintura.

5. Cubra las piezas de metal expuesto

del soplador del alojamiento de la

barrena y del impulsor,con un anti-

corrosivo, tal como un lubricante en

aerosol,

NOTA: Una revisi6n o afinamiento

anual hecho en un Centro de Servicio

Sears es una buena manera de asegu-

rat que su quita=nievesle brinde el m_-

ximo rendimiento la siguiente

temporada.

MOTOR

Deber_ sacar la gasolina del tanque o

preparada pare prevenir la formaci6n

de dep6sitos de goma en el tanque, ill-

tin, manguera y carburador durante el

almacenamiento. Ademds, durante el

almacenamiento, la gasolina mezclada

con alcohol que contiene etanol o me-

tanol (llamada aveces gasohol) atrae

agua, y 6sta actua sobre la gasolina

formando dcidos qua da_an el motor.

1. Deje el motor en marcha hasta qua

el tanque quede vaci'oy el motor se

pare.

2. Si no quiere sacar la gasolina, use el

estabilizador de combustible provis-

to con la unidad, o compre estabili-

zador de combustible Craftsman

N_m. 3550. /_ada el estabilizador

de combustible a cualquier cantidad

de gasolina qua permanezca en el

tanque pare minimizer los dep6sitos

de goma y _cido. Si el tanque est_

casi vaclo, mezcle el estabilizador

con gasoline fresca en un recipiente

separado y a_ada un poco de esta

mezcla el tanque.

3. Siempre siga las instruccionesdel

envase del estabilizador. Luego de

afiadir el estabilizador, encienda el

motory d6jelo correr por 10 minutos

per Io menos para perm_r que la

mezcla alcance el carburador.

4. Cambie el aceite del motor

5. Saquela buj[a y vierta aproximada-

mente 15 ml (1/2 onza) de aceite

para motor en el cilindm. Vuelva a

colocar la buj[a y vira el motor lenta-

mente para distribuirel acetie.

6. Almacene en un _=realimpia y see.a,

pero NO cerca de una estufa, oal-

dera o calentador de agua que ten-

ga una llama piloto ni alg_n otto

dispositivo que pueda generar chis-

pas°

OTRAS INDICACIONES

1. Si fuera posible, guarde su quita-

nieves dentro de un mcinto, cubri_n-

dolo para pmtegedo del polvo y la

suciedad.

2. Si dabs guarder el quitanieves afue-

re, col0quelo sobre bloques para le-

vantado del suelo.

3. Cubra el qultanieves con una cubier-

ta pmtectora apmpiada qua no re-

tenga humedad. No use pkL_,'tico.

IMPORTANTE: Nunca cubra el quita-

nieves mientras las _eas del motor y

del escape est_n todav[a ca]ientes.

F.O410111L 95

PROBLEMA

Dlflcultadde

arranque

CAUSA CORRECClON

Bujfadefectuosa. Reemplacelabujl'adefectuosa.

Agua o suciedad en el sistema Saque el combus'dbledel tanque.

de combustible. A_da combustible fresco.

El motor funciona Unea de combustible bloqueada, Umple la linea de combustible;

err_atlcamente falta de combustible o mezcla de revise la exJstenc'_de

combustiblevieja, combustible en el tanque,

agmgue gasolina fresca sl es

neces_JiO.

[] motor se para Unidad funcionando con Coloque la palanca de

estmngulador actJvado, estrangulador en la posici6n

DESACTIVADO.

El motor funciona Agua o sucledaclon el slsterna Saque el combustible del tanque.

err_tJcamonte; de combustible. A_ada combustible fresco.

p6rdlda de

potencla

Vibract6n exceslva Plazas sueltas; propulsor Pare el motor inmediatamerrte.

da_ado. Saque ia llave de encendido.

Apdete todos los sujetadores y

realice todas las reparaciones

necesarias. Si lavibraci6n

contJn_ak,eva la unidad a su

Centro de Servicio Sears.

La unldad no se Correa de propulsiSnpot Reemplace la correa de

puede propulsar a I/accidnfloja o dai_ada, proputsi6n portracct6n.

sJmisma

Ajuste Incorrectodel cable de AJustecable de proputsk_npor

propulsi6npor tracci6n, tracci6n.

Rueda de fricci6n gastada o Reemplace la rueda de fficcl6n.

dar3ada.

La unldad no Correa de propulsi6nde la Reemplace la correa de

descarga la nieve barrena suelta o dar3ada, propulskSnde la barrena.

B cable de control de la barrena Ajuste el cable de control de la

no estd aJustadocorrectamente, barrena.

Pemo de seguddad roto. Reemplace el perno de

seguddad.

Canal de desca_ga obstmido Pare el motor inmecliatamentey

desconecte el cable de la bujl'a.

LJmpieel canal de descarga y la

parts do adentm del alojamiento

de la barmna.

Objeto exttar_ atascado en la

barrena.

Pareelmotorinrnedlatamentey

descone_eelcablede labuJla.

Retireel objetoatascadoonla

barrena.

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(_lai_na e_a_ _mnte en_ed_ U_s deAm6ricay_dt.)

Sears, Roebuck and Co., U.S.A. (Seem), Junta de Recumos Ambientales de California

(CARB) y Agencla de Proteccl6n Amblental de los Estados Unidos (U.S. EPA)

Declaracl6n de Is Garantla del Slstema de Control de Emisiones (Derschos y

Obllgaciones del Propletarlo de la GarsnUa de Defectos)

LA COBERTURA DE LA _ DEL CON-

TROL DE EMISIONES ES APLICABLE A LOS

MOTORES CIs=_r'IRCADOS QUE HAYAN SI-

DO COMPRADOS EN CALIFORNIA A PARTIR

DE 1995 Y DESPUf:S DE ESTA FECHA, LOS

CUALES SEAN USADOS EN CALIFORNIA, Y

PARA LOS MOTORES CERTIFICADOS Me-

DELOS 1997 EN AD_ QUE SEAN

COMPRADOS Y USADOS EN OTRA PARTE

DE LOS ESTADOS UN|DOS (Y A PARTIR DE

ENERO 1 DE 2001 EN CANADA).

Declamcl6n de IsGarsntlade Defectosdel Slstemade Control de Emisionesde

California,Estados Unldosy Canad4

La JurCadeRecursosAn'blerC_es(CARE;),La

AgenciadeProtecc_nAmbientaldelosEstados

UnidosU.S.E_Ay Sea_ secomplacenenexplt-

cartesla Garantiadel S'Lqtsmade Confrolde

Emisionesdesumotorpeque_omodelo2000en

adelantepare use en terrenossin pavimento

(SORE). En Caffiornla,los nuevosmotores

_ pareusoen terrenossinp_imer_

debenser disefedos,fabricadosy equipados

parecumpSrlosrigumsos_ anti-smog

deJEstado.EncualquierokapartedelosEsta-

dosUrados,losnuevosmotoresde encendido

potchispapareno usoen carreterasmodelos

1997y postefioms,debencurnp&"est_tndaresst-

r_lamsa los_ potlaAgendadePro-

tecci6nAmbientalde losEstadosUnidos(U.S.

EPA).Sea_ debe_ el dstemadecon-

f_oldeemisionesensumot_porlosperiodosde

f_empoistadosabajo,tsnlendoencuerdaqueno

hayahabidoabuso,negl_genc_omardenimien-

tonoapropladoensumotorpeque_opareuso

enterrenossinpavtrrento.

Su sisternade controlde emisionesinclwe

partestalescomoel carburador,elfiltTodeaim

el slstemade encendldo,elrnofley elconverti-

dorcatalftico.Tambi(_npuedeinclu[rconecto-

res y otros conjuntosrelacionadoscon el

sistemadeemisiones.

Siemprequeexistaunacondick_degarant[a,

Searsreparardsumotorpequefio,pareus=)en

terrenossinpavimentosinnlnguncostopare

ustedincluyondoeldlagn6stico,laspartesy la

manodeobra.

Coberlura de la Gamntla de Defectos del Slstema de Control de Emislones Sears

Losmotorespequefiospare use entermnos

sin pavimentose garantJzanrelativoa losde-

fectosde laspartesdelslstemade controlde

emisionesduranteunperlododedosafios,su-

jetoalas provisionesestablecidasabajo.SiaJ-

gunadelaspartesbajocoberturaensumotor

se encuentradefectuosa_laparteser_repara-

da oreemplazadaporSears.

Responsabllldades del Propletario de la Garantie

Como propietariode un motorpequefiopara

uso en terrenossinpavlmento,us-tedas res-

ponsablede que se Ilevea cabo el mantenl-

miento requeddo el cual se indica en sus

Instruccionesde Mantenimientoy Operaci6n.

Searslerecomiendaguardartodossusreclbos

qua cubran el mantenimientoen su motor

pequofiopareusoenten-enossinpavimento,

peruSearsnosolopuedenegarlagarantiapor

lafaltaderecibossinepersuomisi6nalasegu-

rat Isreaflzaci6ndetodoelmantenimientopro-

grarnado.

Noobstante,comepropletartodeunmotorpe-

quefiopare useenterrenoss_npavimento,us-

ted tJonequadamecuentaque Searspuede

negarlela coberturadelagarant[asisumotor

pequefiopareusoenterrenossinpavimentoo

ur_ de susparteshafalladodebidoa abuso,

F-0410111L

negligenda,mantenimientoincorrectoo rnodl-

flcacionesnoapmbadas

Usledes responsablede presentersumotor

pequerlopareuseenterrenossinpavirnentoa

un Distdbuldorde Servlcio AutoriTndoSeam

tanprontoseptesenteelproblema.Lasrepars-

clonesbajogarsntlaindisputablesdebencom-

pletarseen un periodod.etlemporazonable

que nose excedade30 dies.

SI usted_ene algunaspreguntasreladonadas

conlosderschosyresponsabilidadesdelage-

rsntia, debecontactara un Representantede

Se_icio Sears marcando el tel_,fono:

1-414-259-5262.

Lagarant{adeemlsionesas unagarant|ade

defectos.Losdefectossonjuzgadosend des-

empefio normaldeunmotor.Lagarant[anoes-

t_ relacionadaconunapruebadeemisionesen

usa.

Pmvbiones de laGarantlade Defectosdel Sistemade Con_ol de EmislonesSears

Las sigulentes son provisionesesdec|ficas m-

la_,as a la Cobertura de Garantla de Defectos

del Sistema de Control de Emisiones. Es una

adici6n de la garantJadel motor Sears para los

motores no-regulados encontrados en los

Instruccionesde Mantenimiento y Operaci6n.

1. Partes Garaffdzadas

La cobarturabaJoesta garantfa se extiende

,',nlcamentealas partes listadas abajo (par-

tes de los sistemse decontrolde e_siones)

hasta la extensi6n que estas partos fueron

presentadas en el motor comprado.

a. Sistema de Medici6n de Combustible

• Sisterna de Enriquecimiento de

Arranque en Frlo (estrangulaci6nsuave)

Carburador y Partes Intemas

Bomba de Combustible

b. Slstemade Inducci6ndeAim

F]ltrodeAir=,

MbltipledeAdmisi6n

c. Sistemade Encendido

Buj_a(s)

SistemadeEncendidoconMagneto

d. SistemaCatalizador

ConvertidarCatalitico

Md_ple deEscape

• SistemadeInyecd6ndeAimoWdvu-

lade Pulsacibn

e. ItemsVadosUsadosenlosSistsmasAn-

teriores

• Vac|o,Tomperatura,Posici6n,Vdlvu-

lasSensitivasde "Rempoy Suiches

• Conectoresy ConJuntos

2. DuraciSnde laCobertura

Searsgarantizaalpmpietadoinlclely a ca-

da compradorsubsecuenteque lasPartes

Garanl_.adasestar_ libresdedefectosen

matedalesy manodeobrab cualhayaoca-

sionadofaliasde lasPartesGarantizadas

porunperlododedos afiosa parerdelafe-

cha en que es entmgadoel motora un

compradordetWlista.

3. SinCosto

La mparaci6no cambiode cuWquiarPane

Garantfzadase llevar_a cabosincostoal-

gunoparael propletario,incluyendola labor

dediagr_sticolacualconducealadetermi-

naclSndequeosaPartsGarangzadaesde-

feduosa, si el trabajode diagn_co es

realtzadoenLmCedoodeSarvictoAutodza-

doSears.Parasarviciodegarantiadeemi-

siones contacte su Cen_o de Servicio

AutorizadoSearsn_s cercanolistadoen

las =P_,ginasAmarillas"baJo =Motores,

Gasolina',"Motomsa Ga.solina',"M_quinas

Cortac_sped"oenunacategoriasimilar.

4. Redamosy ExdusionesdelaCobertura

Losreclamosdelagarant{ase completardn

deacuerdoconiasprovisionesdelaP61iza

de Garant|adel MotorSears.Lacobartura

delagara_a estar_exclufdaparafanasde

losPartesG_as lascualesnosean

partesodgtnWosSearso porabuse,negU-

genciao mantenimiento_correcto segOn

se estableceen la P61tzade Garantladel

MotorSears.Searsnose haceresponsable

decubrirfall.sdePartseGarantizadesoca-

sionadaspotel usode adici6nde partes,

panesno-odginalesopartesmodificadas.

5. Mantenimlento

Cualquierpartegarantizadalacuelnoest_

programadapara cambio al realizar el

mantenimientorequeridoolacualestdpro-

grarnadat]nicamentepara una inspecci6n

regularporelefectode"repareo cambiesi

es necesado"se g_ pordefectos

duranteel periododelagarang=,Cualquier

ParteGarantizadalacuWest_pmgramada

paracambioporelmante_mientorequarido

se garant_.ar_._nlcamentepordefectosdu-

ranteel perfododetiempohastaelpalmer

cambioprogramadoparaesa parte.Cual-

quiarrepuestoqueseaequivalentsendos-

empefioy durabilidedpuedeser usadoal

Ilevara cabotodetareademantenimientoo

reparaci6n.El propietadoes respoosable

dela real'vzaci6ndetodoel mantenimlento

requerido,seg_nsedefineenlasI_ccio-

nesde Mantenimientoy Operaci6nSears.

6. CobartumConsecuente

Lacobarturaaqulostablectdase extenderd

hastala falladecuelquleradelos compo-

nentesdelmotorocasionadaporlafallade

cualquiarPartsG_a quea_nseen-

cuentrebajogarantia.

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Busque el Periodode Durabilidad de Emisionesy.la Informacl6n del indice

de Aire Pertinentes en su Etiquetade Emmionesdel Motor

LosmotoresquasoncertificadoeparecumprrconlasNormasde EmisiooesEtapa2 delaJunta

deRecursosAmblentalesdeCalifornia(CARB)debenmostrarlainformaci6nmferentealPerlo-

dodeDurebilidaddeEmisionesyal IndicedeAire.Sears,RoebuckandCo.,U.S.A.nhacequa

estainformaci6nest6disponiblopareel consumidorennuestmsetiquetasdeemislooes.Laeft-

quetadalmotor indloa_lainformaci6nde oertffloack_n.

[] Per_odode Dumbilidad de Emlslonesdescribeelnt_merodehorasdeltiempoeel deoper-

aci6npareel cu#Jest_certJficadoel motorpotcumplh"conlasemisiooes,asumiendounmanten-

imientoapropiadodeacuerdoconlasInstrucotonesdeMantenimientoy Operaci6n.Se utiBzan

laselguientescategor|as:

Modemdo: [] motores cer'dficadoparecumplirconlasemisionesdurante125 bores

daltlemporeeldeoperaci6ndellmotor.

Intermedlo: [] motores oertificadoparacomplircon lasemlslonesdurante250 horas

dellJemporealdeoperaci6n delmotor.

Prolongado: [] motores cerSficadoparecumplircon lasemisionesdurante500 horas

delUemporeeldeoperacibndelmotor.

Porejemplo,unam_tqulnaco_d dearmskartipicaes usadede20 a 25 horaspota6o.

Porlotanto,elPeriododeDurabiUdadde Emlslonesdeunmotorconunadasificacl6nInter-

media seIgualeri'ade10 =,12 ahos.

ElJndloedeAim es unn_memcalculadoqua describeelnlvelmlafivodeemislonesparauna

farniliaespec[ficademotores.Mientrasn_s hajoseael JndlcedeAim, r_ limploser6elmotor.

Estainformaci6nesmostradaenformagr_.ficaenlaetiquetadeemisiones.

Despu6sde Julio 1,2000, Busque el Periodode Conformidadde Emlsiones

en la Etiquetade Conformidadde Emisiones del Motor

Despt.,_sde Jullo1,2000 ciertoemotoresSears,RoebuckandCo., U.S.A.estaganoertJficados

porcumplirconlasnormasdeemielonesFase2 deIsAgencladePmtecci6nAmbientaldelos

EstadosUnidos(USEPA).Para losmotoresoertlficadoeFees2, elPeriododeConformidadde

Emielonesel cualserefiemlaEtJquetadeConformidaddeEmisionesIndloael nt_rnemdebores

deoperaci6nparalascoalesal motorhademostradoquecumpleconlosrequerimientosFader-

alesde emisioees.Pare motorescon undesplazamientoinferiora 225 cc,CategorlaC= 125

horas,B= 250boresyA =500bores.Paremotoresconundesplazamlentode27_.5cco superior,

Categor|aC = 250 bores,B = 500 horasyA = 1000horas.

[] desplazamientode losmotoresModelosSerle90000 es 148 co.

[] desplazamientode losmotomsModelosSerie120000es 206 co.

[] desplazarnientode losmotoresModalosSerie200000 es 305 cc.

[] desplazamlontode losmotoresModelosSede210000 es 342 cc.

Estaesunarepmsentaci6ngen_'icadeunaetiquetadeemlsiones

tipicamenteencontradaenunmotorcerUflcado.

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