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OUTDOOR

POWER

EQUIPMENT

for

all

seasons

spring

summer

mm

fall

Important:

Read

Safety

Rules

and

Instructions

Carefully

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5-86

5-96

Thank

you

for

purchasing

an

American-built

product.

PRINTED

IN

U.S.A.

FORM

NO.

770-3960

Safe

Operation

Practices

Assembly

Instructions

Operation.

Adjustments.

Lubrication.

INDEX

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Maintenance

.

1

5

.4

Off-Season

Storage.18

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Illustrated

Parts

.20,22,24,26,28

11

Parts

Lists.21,23,25,27,29

14

Parts

Information.Back

Cover

A

Instructions

given

with

this

symbol

are

for

per¬

sonal

safety,

he

sure

to

follow

them.

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LIMITED

WARRANTY

For

one

year

from

the

date

of

original

retail

purchase,

MTD

PRODUCTS

INC

will

either

repair

or

replace,

at

its

option,

free

of

charge,

F.O.B.

factory

or

authorized

service

firm,

any

part

or

parts

found

to

be

defective

in

material

or

workmanship.

Transportation

charges

for

the

movement

of

any

power

equipment

unit

or

attachment

are

the

responsibility

of

the

pur¬

chaser.

Transportation

charges

for

any

parts

submitted

for

replacement

under

this

warran¬

ty

must

be

paid

by

the

purchaser

u

iless

such

return

is

requested

by

MTD

PRODUCTS

INC.

This

warranty

will

not

apply

to

an>

part

which

has

become

inoperative

due

to

misuse,

ex¬

cessive

use,

accident,

neglect,

imaroper

maintenance,

alterations,

or

unless

the

unit

has

been

operated

and

maintained

in

accordance

with

the

instructions

furnished.

This

warran¬

ty

does

not

apply

to

the

engine,

me

tor,

battery,

battery

chargeror

component

parts

thereof.

Please

refer

to

the

applicable

mar

ufacturer’s

warranty

on

these

items.

This

warranty

will

not

apply

where

the

unit

has

been

used

commercially.

Warranty

service

is

available

through

your

local

authorized

service

dealer

or

distributor.

If

you

do

not

know

the

dealer

or

distr

butor

in

your

area,

please

write

to

the

Customer

Service

Department

of

MTD.

The

return

of

a

complete

unit

will

lot

be

accepted

by

the

factory

unless

prior

written

per¬

mission

has

been

extended

by

MID.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

I

jgal

rights.

You

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

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AC

WARNING

\

To

reduce

the

potential

for

any

injury,

comply

with

the

following

safety

instructions.

Failure

to

comply

with

the

instructions

may

result

in

personal

injury.

SAFE

OPERATION

PRACTICES

FOR

SNOW

THROWERS

TRAINING

1.

Read

this

Owner’s

manual

carefully.

Be

thoroughly

familiar

with

the

controls

and

proper

use

of

the

equipment.

Know

how

to

stop

the

unit

and

dis¬

engage

the

controls

quickly.

2.

Never

allow

children

to

operate

equipment.

Never

allow

adults

to

operate

equipment

without

proper

instructions.

3.

No

one

should

operate

this

unit

while

intoxicated

or

while

taking

medication

that

impairs

the

senses

or

reactions.

4.

Keep

the

area

of

operation

clear

of

all

persons,

especially

small

children

and

pets.

5.

Exercise

caution

to

avoid

slipping

or

falling,

espe¬

cially

when

operating

in

reverse.

PREPARATION

1.

Thoroughly

inspect

the

area

where

the

equipment

is

to

be

used

and

remove

all

door

mats,

sleds,

boards,

wires

and

other

foreign

objects.

2.

Disengage

all

clutches

and

shift

into

neutral

before

starting

engine.

3.

Do

not

operate

equipment

without

wearing

ade¬

quate

winter

outer

garments.

Wear

footwear

which

will

improve

footing

on

slippery

surfaces.

4.

Handle

fuel

with

care.

It

is

highly

flammable.

(A)

Use

approved

fuel

container.

(B)

Never

add

fuel

to

a

running

engine

or

hot

engine.

(C)

Fill

fuel

tank

outdoors

with

extreme

care.

Never

fill

fuel

tank

indoors.

(D)

Replace

gasoline

cap

securely

and

wipe

up

spilled

fuel.

5.

Use

a

grounded

three

wire

plug-in

for

all

units

with

electric

drive

motors

or

electric

starting

motors.

6.

Adjust

collector

housing

height

to

clear

gravel

or

crushed

rock

surface.

7.

Never

attempt

to

make

any

adjustments

while

engine

is

running

(except

where

specifically

recom¬

mended

by

manufacturer).

8.

Let

engine

and

machine

adjust

to

outdoor

tem¬

perature

before

starting

to

clear

snow.

OPERATION

1.

Do

not

put

hands

or

feet

near

rotating

parts.

Keep

clear

of

discharge

opening

at

all

times.

2.

Exercise

extreme

caution

when

operating

on

or

crossing

gravel

drives,

walks,

or

roads.

Stay

alert

for

hidden

hazards

or

traffic.

Do

not

carry

passengers.

3.

After

striking

a

foreign

object,

stop

the

engine,

remove

wire

from

spark

plug,

and

thoroughly

in¬

spect

the

snow

thrower

for

any

damage.

Repair

the

damage

before

restarting

and

operating

the

snow

thrower.

4.

If

the

snow

thrower

should

start

to

vibrate

abnormal¬

ly,

stop

the

engine

and

check

immediately

for

the

cause.

Vibration

is

generally

a

warning

of

trouble.

5.

Stop

engine

whenever

you

leave

the

operating

posi¬

tion,

before

unclogging

the

collector/impeller

hous¬

ing

or

discharge

guide,

and

making

any

repairs,

ad¬

justments,

or

inspections.

6.

Take

all

possible

precautions

when

leaving

the

vehi¬

cle

unattended.

Disengage

the

power

take-off,

lower

the

attachment,

shift

into

neutral,

set

the

parking

brake,

stop

the

engine,

and

remove

the

key.

7.

When

cleaning,

repairing,

or

inspecting,

make

cer¬

tain

collector/impeller

and

all

moving

parts

have

stopped.

Disconnect

spark

plug

wire

and

keep

away

from

plug

to

prevent

accidental

starting.

8.

Do

not

run

engine

indoors,

except

when

starting

engine

and

transporting

snow

thrower

in

or

out

of

building.

Open

doors.

Exhaust

fumes

are

dan¬

gerous.

9.

Do

not

clear

snow

across

the

face

of

slopes.

Exer¬

cise

extreme

caution

when

changing

direction

on

slopes.

Do

not

attempt

to

clear

steep

slopes.

10.

Never

operate

snow

thrower

without

guards,

plates,

or

other

safety

protection

devices

in

place.

11.

Never

operate

snow

thrower

near

glass

enclosure,

automobiles,

window

wells,

drop

off,

etc.,

without

proper

adjustments

of

s

iow

thrower

discharge

angle.

Keep

children

and

p

its

away.

12.

Do

not

overload

machine

c,

'

acity

by

attempting

to

clear

snow

at

too

fast

a

rate

13.

Never

operate

machine

at

h

,

transport

speeds

on

slippery

surfaces.

Use

care

an

backing.

14.

Never

direct

discharge

a

ystanders

or

allow

anyone

in

fron.

^nit.

15.

Disengage

power

to

collector/impeller

when

transporting

or

not

in

use.

16.

Use

only

attachments

and

accessories

approved

by

the

manufacturer

of

snow

thrower

(such

as

wheel

weights,

counter

weights,

cabs,

etc.).

17.

Never

operate

the

snow

thrower

without

good

visibility

or

light.

Always

be

sure

of

your

footing

and

keep

a

firm

hold

on

the

handles.

Walk,

never

run.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

1.

Check

shear

bolts,

engine

mounting

bolts,

etc.,

at

frequent

intervals

for

proper

tightness

to

be

sure

equipment

is

in

safe

working

condition.

2.

Never

store

machine

with

fuel

in

the

fuel

tank

inside

a

building

where

open

flame

or

spark

are

present.

Allow

engine

to

cool

before

storing

in

any

enclosure.

3.

Always

refer

to

owner’s

guide

instructions

for

im¬

portant

details

if

snow

thrower

is

to

be

stored

for

an

extended

period.

4.

Run

machine

a

few

minutes

after

throwing

snow

to

prevent

freeze

up

of

collector/impeller.

3

I

This

owner’s

manual

covers

various

models

of

snow

throwers.

The

uni

illustrated

may

be

different

thar

your

unit.

NOTE

This

unit

is

shipped

WITHOUT

GAS

OLINE

or

OIL.

After

assembly,

see

separate

engine

manual

for

propei

fuel

and

engine

oil

recommenda

tions.

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A

FIGURE

2.

ASSEMBLY

Reference

to

right

hand

or

left

hand

side

of

machine

is

observed

from

the

operating

position.

Tools

Required

for

Assembly:

9/16"

Wrench

1/2"

Wrench

7/16"

Wrench

or

One

Adjustable

Wrench

Loose

Parts

in

Carton:

(1)

Handle

Assembly

(1)

Chute

Assembly

(1)

Parts

taped

together

which

include:

(1)

Drive

Clutch

Rod

Assembly

(1)

Auger

Rod

-*-(1)

Shift

Rod

(1)

Chute

Crank

Assembly

Contents

of

Hardware

Pack:

A

(2)

Hex

Bolts

3/8-16

x

2"

Long

B

(3)

Belleville

Washers

3/8"

I.D.

C

(2)

Hex

Nuts

5/16-18

Thread

D

(1)

Belleville

Washer

5/16"

I.D.

E

(3)

Chute

Flange

Keepers

F

(6)

Hex

Lock

Nuts

V4-20

Thread

G

(1)

Flat

Washer

3/8"

I.D.

x

5/8"

O.D.

H

(1)

Large

Flat

Washer

I

(1)

Hex

Bushing

J

(1)

Cotter

Pin

K

(1)

Hairpin

Cotter

L

(1)

Compression

Spring

——M

(1)

Elastic

Lock

Nut

3/8-24

Thread

N

(2)

Ignition

Keys

O

(2)

Hex

Bolts

5/16-18

x

1%"

Long*

P

(2)

Hex

Lock

Nuts

5/16-18

Thread*

Q

(1)

Shift

Lever

*The

augers

are

secured

to

the

spiral

shaft

with

two

hex

bolts

and

hex

lock

nuts

(see

ref.

nos.

40

and

50

on

page

24).

If

you

hit

a

foreign

object

or

ice

jam,

the

snow

thrower

is

designed

so

that

the

hex

bolts

will

shear.

Two

replacement

hex

bolts

and

nuts

are

provided

in

the

hardware

pack

for

your

convenience.

Store

in

a

safe

place

until

needed.

1.

Remove

snow

thrower

and

all

parts

from

the

carton.

Make

certain

that

all

loose

parts

and

literature

have

been

removed

before

the

car¬

ton

is

discarded.

2.

Extend

throttle

control

assembly

which

is

at¬

tached

to

engine

at

rear

of

the

snow

thrower

and

place

on

floor.

Be

careful

not

to

bend

or

kink

control

wire.

-*-3.

To

assemble

the

handle,

loosen

one

self¬

tapping

screw

and

belleville

washer

on

each

side

of

the

unit.

See

figure

3.

A

9/16"

wrench

or

adjustable

wrench

is

required.

4

4.

Slide

the

slotted

end

of

the

handles

under

the

beileville

washers

on

the

self-tapping

screws

which

were

loosened

in

step

3.

5.

Secure

the

upper

hole

in

the

handles

with

beileville

washers

(B)

(cupped

side

against

the

—

handles)

and

hex

bolts

(A).

See

figure

4.

Do

not

tighten

at

this

time.

FIGURE

4.

6.

Thread

one

hex

nut

(C)

onto

the

eyebolt

on

the

chute

crank

assembly

until

there

is

approx¬

imately

VA"

of

threads

showing

between

the

—

nut

and

the

head

of

the

eyebolt.

See

figure

5.

7.

Place

the

eyebolt

into

the

hole

in

the

left

han¬

dle

and

handle

panel.

See

figure

5.

Secure

with

beileville

washer

(D)

(cupped

side

against

the

handle

panel)

and

hex

nut

(C).

Tighten

securely.

8.

Tighten

securely

all

bolts

and

nuts

on

the

han¬

dle

panel

and

all

four

bolts

which

secure

the

handles

to

the

frame.

9.

G

r

ease

the

chute

opening.

10.

P

l

ace

chute

assembly

over

chute

opening,

with

the

chute

facing

the

front

of

the

unit.

Place

chute

flange

keepers

(E)

beneath

lip

of

chute

assembly.

Secure

with

hex

lock

nuts

(F)

-as

shown

in

figure

6.

Tighten

with

a

7/16"

wrench,

then

back

off

Va

turn

to

allow

easier

movement.

5

I

11.

Place

hex

bushing

(I)

into

bracket

beside

the

chute

assembly.

Position

the

hex

bushing

so

the

hole

in

the

bushing

is

close

to

the

chute

-assembly.

See

figure

7.

12.

Place

flat

washer

(G)

on

the

end

of

the

chute

crank.

Insert

the

chute

crank

into

the

hole

in

the

hex

bushing

so

that

the

spiral

on

the

chute

crank

engages

the

teeth

on

the

chute

assem¬

bly.

Place

large

flat

washer

(H)

on

the

end

of

the

chute

crank.

Insert

cotter

pin

(J)

into

hole

in

the

end

of

chute

crank.

Secure

by

bending

the

ends

of

cotter

pin

in

opposite

directions.

FIGURE

7.

FIGURE

8.

13.

A

ssemble

the

throttle

control

to

the

handle

panel

as

follows.

A.

Hold

the

throttle

control

assembly

beneath

the

handle

panel.

Turn

the

control

sideways

and

insert

the

lever

up

through

the

wide

portion

of

the

slot

on

the

handle

panel.

See

figure

8A.

B.

After

the

end

of

the

lever

is

through

the

slot,

turn

and

then

tip

the

control

forward

-as

shown

in

figure

8B

to

slide

it

through

the

slot.

NOTE

The

lever

must

be

all

the

way

to

the

back

of

the

control

housing

as

show

n

in

figure

8B.

C.

P

u

s

h

the

control

back

into

the

slot

in

the

handle

panel

and

press

in

place.

Be

certain

the

control

is

locked

securely

into

the

slot.

14.-Place

shift

lever

(Q)

through

slot

in

handle

panel,

making

sure

flared

edge

of

shift

lever

faces

the

detents

on

handle

panel.

Place

the

hole

in

the

end

of

the

shift

lever

over

the

han-

-die

panel

weld

bolt.

See

figure

9.

FIGURE

9.

6

FIGURE

10.

FIGURE

11.

16.

Move

the

shifting

rod

up

or

down

until

the

-drive

clutch

bracket

shows

in

the

locating

slot.

See

figures

10

and

11.

17.

Place

the

shift

lever

in

neutral

(N)

position.

Screw

the

shift

rod

in

or

out

until

it

fits

into

the

hole

in

the

shift

lever

(drive

clutch

must

still

be

showing

in

the

locating

slot).

When

shift

rod

is

adjusted

to

the

correct

length,

in¬

sert

the

end

into

the

hole

in

the

shift

lever.

Secure

with

hairpin

cotter

(K)

as

shown

in

-figure

12.

FIGURE

12.

7

I

18.

S

ecure

with

bellevilie

washer

(B)

(cupped

side

goes

against

shift

lever),

compression

spring

-(L)

and

elastic

lock

nut

(M).

See

figure

13.

Tighten

lock

nut

until

compression

spring

holds

the

shift

lever

into

detent

slot

on

handle

panel.

19.

T

h

e

lockout

rods

are

labeled

“L”

and

“R”

for

the

left

and

right

hand

sides

of

the

unit.

Approximate

initial

settings

for

the

lockout

rods

are

as

follows:

The

left

hand

lockout

rod

for

the

drive

clutch

should

have

approximately

IV

2

inches

of

thread

showing

below

the

nut.

The

right

hand

lockout

rod

for

the

auger

clutch

should

have

approximately

V4

inch

of

-thread

showing

below

the

nut.

See

figure

14.

FINAL

ADJUSTMENT

MUST

BE

MADE

AS

DESCRIBED

IN

STEPS

21

AND

22.

If

the

left

hand

lockout

rod

is

not

adjusted

correctly,

the

shift

lever

cannot

be

shifted

past

neutral.

If

the

right

hand

lockout

rod

is

not

adjusted

cor¬

rectly,

the

augers

will

not

stop

rotating.

20.

H

o

ok

the

right

hand

lockout

rod

(labeled

“R”)

into

the

hole

provided

in

the

right

hand

clutch

grip

(auger

clutch).

Hook

the

left

hand

lockout

rod

(labeled

“L”)

to

the

left

hand

clutch

grip

-(drive

clutch).

See

figure

15.

The

hook

is

to

the

outside

of

the

unit.

FIGURE

15.

8

Left

Hand

Lockout

Rod

Hook

in

Spring

Hole

in

Drive

Bracket

FIGURE

16.

FIGURE

17.

21.

Swing

the

left

hand

lockout

rod

down

and

simply

hold

it

beside

the

drive

bracket.

Do

not

pull

on

spring.

Do

not

move

bracket.

The

hook

on

the

end

of

the

spring

must

line

up

with

the

center

of

the

hole

in

the

drive

bracket.

See

-figure

16.

If

it

does

not,

adjust

the

nut

on

the

lockout

rod

until

the

hook

on

the

spring

aligns

with

the

hole

in

the

bracket

as

shown

in

figure

16.

Hook

spring

into

drive

bracket.

See

figure

17.

22.

Adjust

the

right

hand

lockout

rod

in

the

same

manner

as

the

left

hand

lockout

rod.

Refer

to

Step

21.

When

adjustment

is

correct,

hook

the

-spring

into

the

auger

bracket.

See

figure

17.

PNEUMATIC

TIRE

PRESSURE

The

tires

are

over

inflated

for

ship¬

ping

purposes.

Check

pressure

and

reduce

to

15

to

20

p.s.i.

NOTE

If

the

tire

pressure

is

not

equal

in

both

tires,

the

unit

may

pull

to

one

side

or

the

other.

OPERATION

CONTROLS

FIGURE

18.

Shift

Lever

(See

figures

18

and

19)

The

shift

lever

is

located

on

the

left

hand

side

of

handle

panel.

The

shift

lever

may

be

moved

into

one

of

eight

positions.

Run

engine

with

throttle

in

the

fast

position.

Use

the

shift

lever

to

determine

ground

speed.

a.

Center

position

(N)—“NEUTRAL.”

b.

Forward

position—One

of

five

(5)

forward

speeds.

Position

number

one

(1)

is

the

slowest.

Position

number

five

(5)

is

the

fastest.

Rear

position—Two

reverse

(R)

speeds.

“R”

nearest

the

neutral

(N)

position

is

the

slower

of

the

two.

I

FIGURE

19.

FIGURE

20.

Throttle

Control

(See

figures

18

and

20)

The

throttle

control

is

located

on

the

righ

hand

side

of

the

handle

panel.

It

regulates

the

speed

of

the

engine.

Drive

Clutch

(See

figure

18)

The

drive

clutch

is

located

on

the

left

handle.

Squeeze

the

clutch

grip

to

engage

drive.

Release

to

stop.

Auger

Clutch

(See

figure

18)

The

auger

clutch

is

located

on

the

right

handle.

Squeeze

the

clutch

grip

to

engage

the

cugers.

Release

to

stop

the

snow

throwing

action.

Chute

Crank

(See

figure

18)

The

chute

crank

is

located

on

left

hand

side

of

the

snow

thrower.

To

change

the

direction

in

which

snow

is

th

rown,

turn

chute

crank

as

follows:

1.

Crank

clockwise

to

discharge

to

the

left.

2.

Crank

counterclockwise

to

discharge

o

the

right.

Safety

Ignition

Switch

(See

figure

21)

The

ignition

key

must

be

inserted

in

the

s

witch

before

the

unit

will

start.

Remove

the

ignition

key

when

snow

thrower

is

not

in

use.

FIGURE

21.

STARTING

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Remove

dipstick.

Fill

crankcase

with

oil.

Oil

level

must

be

to

full

mark

on

dipstick.

Refer

to

separate

engine

manual

packed

with

your

snow

thrower.

2.

Fill

fuel

tank

with

fresh,

clean

regular

gasoline.

AC

WARNING

J

Never

fill

fuel

tank

indoors,

with

en¬

gine

running

or

while

engine

is

hot.

3.

Attach

spark

plug

wire

to

spark

plug.

4.

Insert

ignition

key

(do

not

turn).

5.

Place

shift

lever

in

“NEUTRAL”

(N)

position.

6.

Place

throttle

control

in

“START”

(fast)

posi¬

tion.

AC

WARNING

J

Never

run

engine

indoors

or

in

en¬

closed

poorly

vented

area.

Engine

exhaust

gases

contain

carbon

mon¬

oxide:

an

odorless

and

deadly

gas.

7.

Start

engine,

following

appropriate

instruc¬

tions:

A.

Cold

engine

start

(engine

has

not

been

run

recently).

1.

Turn

choke

knob

to

“full"

position.

See

figure

21.

2.

Push

primer

two

(2)

or

three

(3)

times.

See

figure

21.

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