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Operator's Manual

Snow Thrower

7.75 Horsepower

Electric Start

26-inch Dual Stage

Model 536.887752

CAUTION: Before using this product,

read this manual and follow all of its

Safety Rules and Operating Instructions.

Manual del usario

Quitanieves

de 26 pulgadas

7.75 caballos de fuerza (hp)

Biet&pico

Arranque el_ctrico

Modelo 536.887752

PRECAUCI6N: Antes de usar este producto,

lea este manual y siga todas las reglas de

seguridad e instrucciones de operaci6n.

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

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WARRANTY STATEMENT ...... 2

SAFETY RULES ............... 2

INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS .... 4

ASSEMBLY ................... 6

OPERATION .................. 12

MAINTENANCE ............... 19

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT .. 22

STORAGE .................... 33

TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE . .. 34

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

ENGINE REPAIR PARTS ....... 58

SPANISH (ESPA_IOL) .......... 65

PARTS ORDERING/SERVICE ..

BACK COVER

LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN SNOW THROWER

For two years from the date of purchase, when this Craftsman Snow thrower is maintained,

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 or workmanship.

If this Craftsman Snow thrower is used for commercial or rental purposes, this warranty ap-

plies for only 90 days from the date of purchase.

This warranty does not cover the following:

Items which become wom during normal use, such as spark plugs, drive belts and shear

pins.

Repair necessary because of operator abuse or negligence, including bent crankshafts

and the failure to maintain the equipment according to the instructions contained in 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 gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which may

vary from state to state.

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

_lb OOK FOR THIS SYMBOL TO POINT OUT IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.

IT MEANS-- ATTENTION!!! BECOME ALERT!!! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED.

Engine Exhaust, some of its constituents, and

certain vehicle components contain or emit

chemicals known to the State of California to

cause cancer and birth defects or other repro-

ductive harm.

Battery posts, terminals and related accessories

contain lead and lead compounds, chemicals

known to the State of California to cause cancer

and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

WASH HANDS AFTER HANDLING.

WARNING: Always discon-

nect the spark plug wire

and place it where it cannot

make contact with spark plug to

prevent accidental starting during:

Preparation, Maintenance, or Stor-

age of your snow thrower.

IMPORTANT: Safety standards re-

quire operator presence controls to

minimize the risk of injury. Your snow

thrower is equipped with such controls.

Do not attempt to defeat the function of

the operator presence control under any

circumstances.

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TRAINING

1. Read this operating and service instruction

manual carefully. Be thoroughly familiar

with the controls and the proper use of the

snow thrower. Know how to stop the snow

thrower and disengage the controls quick-

ly.

2. Never allow children to operate the snow

thrower. Never allow adults to operate the

snow thrower without proper instruction.

3. Keep the area of operation clear of all per-

sons, particularly small children end pets.

4. Exercise caution to avoid slipping or falling

especially when operating in reverse.

PREPARATION

1. Thoroughly inspect the area where the

snow thrower is to be used and remove all

doormats, sleds, boards, wires, and other

foreign objects.

2. Disengage all clutches before starting the

engine (motor).

3. Do not operate the snow thrower without

wearing adequate winter outer garments.

Wear footwear that will improve footing on

slippery surfaces.

4. Handle fuel with care; it is highly flam-

mable.

a. Use an approved fuel container.

b. Never remove fuel tank cap or add fuel

to a running engine (motor) or hot en-

gine (motor).

c. Fill fuel tank outdoors with extreme

care. Never fill fuel tank indoors.

d. Replace fuel cap securely and wipe up

spilled fuel.

e. Never store fuel or snow thrower with

fuel in the tank inside of a building

where fumes may reach an open flame

or spark.

f. Check fuel supply before each use, al-

lowing space for expansion as the heat

of the engine (motor) and/or sun can

cause fuel to expand.

5. For all snow throwers with electric starting

motors use electric starting extension

cords certified CSA/UL. Use only with a re-

ceptecle that has been installed in accord-

ance with local inspection authorities.

6. Never attempt to make any adjustments

while the engine (motor) is running (except

when specifically recommended by manu-

facturer).

7. Let engine (motor) and snow thrower ad-

just to outdoor temperatures before starting

to clear snow.

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8_ Always wear safety glasses or eye shields

during operation or while performing an ad-

justment or repair to protect eyes from

foreign objects that may be thrown from the

snow thrower.

OPERATION

1. Do not operate this snow thrower ifyou are

taking drugs or other medication which can

cause drowsiness or affect your ability to

operate this snow thrower.

2. Do not use the snow thrower # you are

mentally or physically unable to operate the

snow thrower safely.

3. Do not put hands or feet near or under ro-

tating parts. Keep clear of the discharge

opening at all times.

4. Exercise extreme caution when operating

on or crossing gravel drives, walks or

roads. Stay alert for hidden hazards or

traffic.

5. After striking a foreign object, stop the en-

gine (motor), remove the wire from the

spark plug, thoroughly inspect snow

thrower for any damage, and repair the

damage before restarting and operating

the snow thrower.

6. If the snow thrower should start to vibrate

abnormally, stop the engine (motor) and

check immediately for the cause. Vibration

is generally a warning of trouble.

7. Stop the engine (motor) whenever you

leave the operating position, before un-

clogging the auger/impaller housing or dis-

charge chute and when making any

repairs, adjustments, or inspections.

8. When cleaning, repairing, or inspecting,

make certain the auger/impeller and all

moving parts have stopped and all controls

are disengaged. Disconnect the spark plug

wire and keep the wire away from the spark

plug to prevent accidental starting.

9. Take all possible precautions when leaving

the snow thrower unattended. Disengage

the auger/ impeller, stop engine (motor),

and remove key.

10. Do not run the engine (motor) indoors, ex-

cept when starting the engine (motor) and

for transporting the snow thrower in or out

of the building. Open the outside doors; ex-

haust fumes are dangerous (containing

CARBON MONOXIDE, an ODORLESS

and DEADLY GAS).

11. Do not clear snow across the face of

slopes. Exercise extreme caution when

changing direction on slopes. Do not at-

tempt to clear steep slopes.

12. Never operate the snow thrower without

proper guards, plates or other safety pro-

tective devices in place.

13.Neveroperatethesnowthrowernearen-

closures,automobiles,windowwells,drop-

offs,andt_e like without proper adjustment

of Me snow discharge angle. Keep children

and pets away.

14. Do not overload the snow thrower capacity

by attempting to clear snow at too fast a

rate.

15. Never operate the snow thrower at high

transport speeds on slippery surfaces.

Look behind and use care when backing

up.

16. Never direct discharge at bystanders or

allow anyone in front of the snow thrower.

17. Disengage powar to the collector/impeller

when snow thrower is transported or not in

use.

18. Use anly attachments and ascassorias ap-

proved by the manufacturer of the snow

thrower (such as tire chains, electric start

kits, ect.).

19. 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.

20. Do not over-reach. Keep proper footing

and balance at all times.

21. Do not attempt to use snow thrower on a

roof.

MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

1. Check shear bolts and other bolts at fre-

quent intervals for proper tightness to be

sure the snow thrower is in safe working

condition.

2. Never store the snow thrower with fuel in

the tank inside a building where ignition

sources are present such as hot water end

space heaters, clothes dryers, and Me like.

Allow the engine (motor) to cool before

storing in any enclosure.

3. Always refer to operator's guide instruc-

tions for important details if the snow

thrower is to be stored for an extended

period.

4. Maintain or replace safety and instruction

labels, as necessary.

5. Run the snow thrower a few minutes after

throwing snow to prevent freeze-up of the

augedimpeller.

_IL WARNING: This snow thrower isfor use on sidewalks, driveways

and other ground level surfaces.

Caution should be exercised while using on

steep sloping surfaces. DO NOT USE

SNOW THROWER ON SURFACES ABOVE

GROUND LEVEL such as roofs of resi-

dences, garages, porches or other such

structures or buildings.

IMPORTANT: Many of the following symbols are located on your snow thrower or on litera-

ture supplied with the product. Before you operate the snow thrower, learn and understand

the purpose for each symbol.

CONTROL AND OPERATING

SYMBOLS

Slow Fast Electric Start Engine Start Engine Run

Engine Off Engine Stop

Throttle Primer Button

I I-I N

On Choke Off Choke On Neutral

Ignition Key Ignition Off Q

Ignition On

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Drive Clutch Forward Reverse Auger Clutch Auger Collector Engage

Push To Engage Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Mixture

Electric Starter

Discharge DOWN Discharge UP Discharge LEFT Discharge RIGHT

Weight Transfer Weight Transfer Transmission Ignition Key

Lift Handle To Depress Pedal Insert To Run,

Engage To Disengage Pull Out To Stop.

Safety Warning Symbols

DANGER DANGER WARNING

Thrown Objects. Thrown Objects.

Keep Bystanders Away. Keep Bystanders Away.

IMPORTANT

Read Owner's Manual

Before Operating

This Machine.

DANGER

Avoid Injury From

Rotating Auger. Keep

Hands, Feet And

Clothing Away.

DANGER

Stop The Engine

Before Unclogging

Discharge Chute!

WARNING

Hot Surface STOP

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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,foundintoolboxlocatedonbeltcover

1 - Shift Lever Knob

(not actual size)

¢- I

1 - Washer

1 - Nut

1 - Igniti_

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_lb ARNING: Always wear

safety glasses or eye shields

while assembling snow

thrower.

TOOLS REQUIRED FOR

ASSEMBLY

1 - Knife to cut carton

2- 1/2 inch wrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

2-9/16 inch wrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

2-3/4 inch wrenches

(or adjustable wrenches)

1 - Pliers (to spread cotter pin)

1- Screwdriver

1 - Measuring tape or ruler

Figure 1

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 of the operator's position behind

the unit.

Auger Drive Lever

Traction

Drive Lever

Crank Assembly

Chute

Deflector

Height

Adjust

Skid

Scre_ Figure 2

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 corners of the car-

ton and lay the panels flat.

4. 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 Figure 2.

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5. Roll snow thrower off the pallet by

pulling on the lower handle.

CAUTION: DO NOT back over

control cables.

6. Remove all packing material from

the unit.

7. Cut ties securing the clutch control

cable to the lower handle and lay

cable back away from the motor

frame.

TO ASSEMBLE THE HANDLE AND

CRANK ASSEMBLY

1. Cut tie holding shift rod to lower

handle and move shifter to the first

forward gear.

2. Cut and discard the plastic tie that

secures the crank assembly.

3. Loosen, but do not remove, the

screws, flatwashers, Iockwashers,

and hex nuts in the upper holes of

the lower handle. See Figure 3.

4. Remove the fasteners and the eye-

bolt from the lower holes of the low-

er handle See Figure 5.

Right Hand Side

Of U

5/16" Split j

Lockwasher

Loosen,

but do not

remove

11/32"

Flatwasher

5/16"

Screw

Figure 3

NOTE: Make sure the cables are not

caught between the upper and lower

handle.

5. Raise the upper handle into operat-

ing position.

NOTE: If the cables have become dis-

connected form the drive levers, rein-

stall the cables as shown in Figure 4.

Lever

"Z" Fitting

6. Install the fasteners that were re-

moved in step 4. DO NOT tighten

until all bolts are in place.

Left Hand Side Of \ \

Upper Handle _.._ __

_ 3/8" Nylon

' Locknut

EyeBolt _ _ _"Flatwasher

i, / 3/8" Flatwasher

Figure 5

7. Attach the crank rod to the universal

joint assembly with the hair pin. See

Figure 6.

8. Tighten nut on eye bolt. Make sure

eye bolt is properly aligned and the

crank can freely rotate.

9. Tighten all handle bolts.

Cran_ :_od

Figure 6

Control Cable Figure 4

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NOTE: If the cables have become dis-

connected, connect cables as shown in

Figure 7.

Traction Drive Cable Auger Drive Cable

SNOW CHUTE ASSEMBLY

1. Turn crank assembly counterclock-

wise until it stop.

2. Position snow chute on inside of

snow chute flange and align the

three holes in the snow chute with

holes on snow chute flange. (See

Figure 8)

3. Place three 5/16-18 carriage bolts

from inside of chute as shown in

Figure 8. (hardware is found in

parts bag).

4. Place three 5/16-18 flatwashers

and three 5/16-18 nuts on outside

of flange.

5. Tighten all four carriage bolts se-

curely.

NOTE: DO NOT overtighten carriage

bolts.

Figure 7

6. Turn crank assembly clockwise and

make sure all carriage bolts are

tight.

Carriage

Bolts

Snow Chute

Nut

__ Flatwasher

_ _ Flange

Figure 8

HOW TO INSTALL

THE SPEED SELECT KNOB

Install the speed select knob to the

speed select lever. See Figure 9. On

some models the speed select knob is

attached.

_ Speed Select

Knob

! i _ Speed Select

,, Lever

Figure 9

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How To Install The Speed Control Rod

1. Put the speed select lever intothe

sixth gear position.

2. Attach the speed control rod (end

with 90 °bend) to the speed select

bracket with washer and cotter

pin. See Figure f0.

3. Put the speed select lever into the

first gear position.

4. Attach the ball joint, located on the

bottom end of the speed control

rod, to the shift yoke assembly.

See Figure 11. The fasteners are

attached to the ball joint at the

factory.

5. The length ot the ball joint and

speed control rod have been pre-

adjusted at the factory. If an adjust-

ment is required, loosen the nut.

Remove the fasteners to discon-

nect the ball joint from the shift

yoke assembly. To lengthen or

shorten the speed control rod, turn

the adapter to obtain the correct

length.

6. Make sure the speed select lever

functions correctly. Move the speed

select lever through all speeds.

Bracket

Speed

Control

Rod

Adapter

Joint

Speed Select

Lever

Cotter Pin

Figure 10

Shift Yoke

Assembly

Fasteners

Figure 11

How To Set The Skid Height

The snow thrower is equipped with

height adjustable skids mounted on

the outside of the auger housing. See

Figure 12. To adjust the height of the

skids, see To Adjust Skid Height para-

graph in the Service And Adjustment

section

Adjustable Skids Figure 12

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How To Set

The Length Of The Cables

The cables were adjusted at the factory

and no adjustments should be neces-

sary. However, after the handles are put

in the operating position, the cables can

be too tight or too loose. If an adjust-

ment is necessary, see "How To Check

And Adjust The Cables" in the Service

And Adjustment section.

_" CHECKLIST

Before you operate your new snow

thrower, to ensure that you receive the

best performance and satisfaction from

this quality product, please review the

following checklist:

_" All assembly instructions have been

completed.

_" The discharge chute rotates freely.

_" No remaining loose parts in carton.

_" Check the fasteners. Make sure all

fasteners are tight.

_" On electric start models, the unit was

shipped with the starter cord plugged

into the engine. Before operating, un-

plug the starter cord from the engine.

While learning how to use your snow

thrower, pay extra attention to the fol-

lowing important items:

_" Engine oil is at proper level.

_" Make sure gas tank is filled properly

with clean, fresh, unleaded gasoline.

_" 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 illustrations with your SNOW THROWER

to familiarize yourself with the location of various controls and adjustments. Save

this manual for future reference.

Traction Drive Lever

Auger Drive Lever _,

Gas Tank

Primer

Button

Choke Crank Assembly

Control Chute Deflector

Discharge

Chute

Ignition

Key Recoil

Starter

Handle

Height Adjust Skid _-- [rPin

Scraper Bar Figure 13

Auger Drive Lever - Starts and stops

the auger and impeller (snow gathering

and throwing)

Traction Drive Lever - Propels the

snow thrower forward and in reverse.

Speed Shifter Lever - Selects t_e

speed of t_e snow thrower (6 speeds for-

ward and 2 speeds reverse).

Crank Assembly - Changes the direc-

tion of snow throwing through the dis-

charge chute.

Chute Deflector - Changes the distance

the snow is thrown.

Discharge Chute - Changes the height

and direction t_e snow is thrown.

Height Adjust Skid - Adjusts the ground

clearance of the auger housing.

Ignition Key - Must be inserted to start

the engine.

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Recoil Starter Handle -Starts the en-

gine manually.

Choke Control - Used to start a cold

engine.

Primer Button -Injects fuel directly into

the carburetor manifold for fast starts in

cold weather.

Throttle Control -Controls the engine

speed.

Electric Start Button - (if so equipped)

Usedto start the engineusingthe 120 V elec-

tric starter.

Shear Pin - Shear pins are designed to

break (to protectthe machine) if an ob-

iect becomes lodged in the auger hous-

ing.

Toolbox - spare shear pins and

spacers are located in toolbox.

Theoperationofanysnowthrowercan

resultinforeignobjectsbeingthrown

intotheeyes,whichcanresultinse-

vereeyedamage.Alwayswearsafety

glassesoreyeshieldswhileoperating

thesnowthrower.

Werecommendstandardsafety

glassesorawidevisionsafetymaskfor

overyourglasses.

_lb ARNING: Read Owner's

Manual before operating

machine. Never direct dis-

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. See Figure 14.

2. To stop the wheels, release the

traction drive lever.

3. To stop the engine, push the

throttle control lever to off and pull

out the ignition key.

Auger Drive Lever Traction Drive Lever

TO CONTROLSNOWDISCHARGE

1. Turn the crank assembly to set the

direction of the snow throwing.

2. Loosen the wing knob on the chute

deflector and move the deflector to

set the distance. Move the deflector

(Up) for more distance, (Down) for

less distance. Then tighten the

wing knob (See Figure 15).

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HOW TO MOVE FORWARD AND

BACKWARD

t. To shift, release the traction drive

lever (left hand) and move the

speed shift lever to the speed you

desire. See Figure 14. Ground

speed is determined by snow condi-

tions. Select the speed you desire

by moving the speed shifter lever

left into the appropriate notches on

the shift lever plate:

Speeds 1, 2 - Wet, Heavy

Speed 3-Light

Speed 4 - Very Light

Speed 5, 6 - Transport only

2. Engage the traction drive lever (left

hand). As the snow thrower starts

to move, maintain a firm hold on the

handles, and 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 shifter lever

right into first 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). See Figure 14.

2. Release to stop throwing snow.

TO USE WHEEL LOCKOUT PIN

1. The right hand wheel is secured to

the axle with a klick pin. This unit

was shipped with this klick pin in the

locked position (through wheel

hole). See Figure 16.

2. For ease of maneuverability in light

snow conditions, disconnect the

klick pin from the wheel locked

position and push into the single

wheel drive position (unlocked axle

hole only). See Figure 17.

NOTE: Make sure that the kiick pin is

in the single wheel drive position of the

axle only and not through the locked

position.

Klick Pin

Locked

Position

KIickPin _,

Unlocked _

2-Wheel Drive

Figure 16

__nnec-'/_ Drive

Figure 17

BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE

1. Before you service or start the en-

gine, familiarize yourself with the

snow thrower. Be sure you under-

stand the function and location of all

controls.

2. Check the tension of clutch cable

before starting the engine. See To

Adjust The Control Cable para-

graph in the Service &Adjust-

ments section of this manual.

3. Be sure that all fasteners are tight.

4. Make sure the height adjust skids

are properly adjusted. See To Ad-

just Skid Height paragraph in the

Service & Adjustments section of

this manual.

5. Check tire pressure (14-17

pounds). Do not exceed maximum

amount of pressure.

CHECK THE OIL:

NOTE: The engine was shipped from

the factory filled with oil. Check the lev-

el of the oil. Add oil as needed.

TO Add Oil

1. Make sure the unit islevel

NOTE: Do not check the level of the

oil while the engine runs.

2. Remove the oil fill cap/dipstick.

Check the oil.

3. If necessary, add oil until the oil

reaches the FULL mark on the oil fill

cap/dipstick (see Figure 18). Do not

add too much oil.

Oil FIll Cap/Dipstick

FULL

NOTE: Oil level must be

between Full and Add mark Figure 18

4. Tighten the fill cap/dipstick securely

each time you check the oil level.

NOTE: S.A.E. 5W30 motor oil may be

used to make starting easier in areas

where temperature is consistently 20°E

or lower.

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FILL GAS:

The engine is certified to comply with

California and US EPA emission regula-

tions for ULGE (Utility or Lawn and Gar-

den Equipment) engines. ULGE

engines are certified to operate on reg-

ular unleaded gasoline.

_lb ARNING: Alcohol blended

fuels (called 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 sec-

tion in this manual for additional infor-

mation.

Never use engine or carburetor cleaner

products in the fuel tank or permanent

damage may occur.

Fill the fuel tank only with a fresh,

clean, unleaded regular, unleaded pre-

mium, or reformulated automotive gas-

oline. DO NOT use leaded gasoline.

Make sure that the container you pour

the gasoline from is clean and free from

rust or other foreign particles. Never

use gasoline that may be stale from

long periods of storage in the container.

Fuel Tank

Figure 19

_lb ARNING: Gasoline is flam-

mable. Always use caution

when handling or storing

gasoline.

• 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

electrical spark and do not smoke

while filling the fuel tank.

•Never fill the tank completely. Fill

the tank to within 1/4"-1/2" from

the top to provide space for ex-

pansion 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.

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HOW TO STOP THE ENGINE

1. To stop the engine, move the

throttle control lever to the "SLOW"

position, then move to the "STOP"

position (see Figure 20).

Figure 20

2. Pull out and remove the ON/OFF

key (see Figure 21). Keep the

ON/OFF key in a safe place. The

engine will not start without the

ON/OFF key.

Figure 21

TO START ENGINE

Be sure that the engine has sufficient

oil. The snow thrower engine is

equipped with a recoil starter. Before

starting the engine, be certain that you

have read the following information.

4_lk WARNING: The starter is

equipped with a three-wire

power cord and plug and is

designed to operate on 120 volt AC

household current. It must be prop-

erly grounded at all times to avoid

the possibility of electrical shock

which may be injurious to operator.

• Follow all instructions 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 three-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, then 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.

How TO Start A Cold Engine

1. Be sure auger drive and traction

drive levers are in the disengaged

(RELEASED) position.

2. Turn the rotary choke knob to the

CHOKE position (see Figure 22).

3. Depress the primer button three

times (see Figure 22).

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Recoil Starter Handle

4. Move throttle control to "FAST'

position. Operate the engine with

the throttle control in the "FAST"

position (see Figure 23).

Throttle Control

Figure 23

5. Remove the ON/OFF keys from the

plastic bag. Insert one of the

ON/OFF keys into the key slot (see

Figure 24). Make sure the key

snaps into place. Do not turn the

ON/OFF key. Keep the second ON/

OFF key in a safe place.

f(_ ON /OFF Key

Figure24

6. (RECOIL START) Rapidly pull the

starter handle (see Figure 25). Do

not allow the recoil starter handle

to snap back, but allow it to rewind

slowly while keeping a firm hold on

the starter handle.

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gure 25

7. (ELECTRIC START) Connect the

power cord to the engine and de-

press the starter button.

Connect Jq

Power Cord /

Starter Button

Figure 26

8. AS the engine warms up, move

choke lever to "1/2 choke" position.

When engine runs smoothly, move

choke lever to "No Choke" Posi-

tion.

9. Run engine at full throttle "FAST"

when throwing snow.

Allow the engine to warm up for several

minutes before blowing snow in temper-

atures below 0°E

WARM START

If restarting a warm engine after a short

shutdown, leave choke at "OFF" and do

not push the primer button. If the en-

gine fails to start, follow the Cold Start

instructions.

FROZEN STARTER

If the starter is frozen and will not turn

engine:

1. Pull as much rope out of the starter

as possible.

2. Release the starter handle and let it

snap back against the starter. Re-

peat until the engine starts.

Tohelppreventpossiblefreeze-upof

recoilstarterandenginecontrols,pro-

ceedasfollowsaftereachsnowremov-

aljob.

1. Withtheenginerunning,pullthe

starterropehardwithacontinuous

fullarmstrokethreeorfourtimes.

Pullingofstarterropewillproducea

loudclatteringsound.Thisisnot

harmfultotheengineorstarter.

2. Withtheenginenotrunning,wipeall

snowandmoisturefromthecarbu-

retorcoverinareaofcontrollevers.

Alsomovethrottlecontrol,choke

control,andstarterhandleseveral

times.

d_lb 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.

• The temperature of muffler and

nearby areas may exceed 150°R

Avoid these areas.

•DO NOT allow children or young

teenagers to operate or be near

snow thrower while it is operat-

ing.

TO REMOVE SNOW FROM AUGER

_k WARNING: Do not attempt

to remove snow or debris

that may become lodged in

auger without taking the following

precautions:

A cleaning stick is attached to the top of

the auger housing. Use the cleaning

stick to remove snow from the auger

housing.

Release auger drive lever.

Move throttle lever to stop position.

Remove (do not turn) ignition 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, NEVER the throttle. Go

slower in deep, freezing or wet

snow. Ifthe wheels slips, reduce

forward speed. The engine is de-

signed to deliver maximum perfor-

mance at full throttle and should be

run at this power setting at all times.

2. Most efficient snow throwing is ac-

complished when the snow is re-

moved immediately after if falls.

3. For complete snow removal, slightly

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

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skids upward so that the scraper

bar touches the ground.

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 manual.

Rocks and gravel must not be picked

up and thrown by the machine.

After the snow throwing job has

been completed, allow the engine to

idle for a few minutes, which will

melt snow and accumulated ice off

the engine.

Clean the snow thrower thoroughly

after each use.

Remove ice and SnOWaccumulation

and all debris from the entire snow

thrower, and flush with water (if pos-

sible) to remove all salt or other

chemicals. Wipe snow thrower dry.

SERVICERECORDS

Fillindatesasyou Before Every Every Every

completeregular Each 5 10 25 Each Before SERVICE

service. Use Often Hours Hours Hours Season Stcrage DATES

Lubricate Auger Shaft _

Check Engine 0il Level _/ V V

Check Spark Plug _

AdjustDrive Belt V V V

*Adjust after 2 to 4 hours of use.

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

The warranty on this snow thrower

does not cover items that have been

subjected to operator abuse or negli-

gence. To receive full value from the

warranty, the operator must maintain

the snow thrower as instructed in this

manual.

Some adjustments will need to be

made periodically to properly maintain

your snow thrower.

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 any loose or damaged

parts.

_ghten any loose fasteners.

Check and maintain the auger.

Check controls to make sure they

are functioning properly.

If any parts are worn or damaged,

replace immediately.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

HORSEPOWER 7.75 HP

DISPLACEMENT 206 cc

GASOLINE 4 quarts

CAPACITY (unleaded)

OIL CAPACITY 5W30

(20 oz capacity)

SPARK PLUG: Longlife platium

P/N 5066

VALVE Intake: 0.004-0.006 in.

CLEARANCE: Exhaust: 0.009-0.011 in.

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 thereaf-

ter (See "Belt Adjustment" in the

Service and Adjustment section).

AUGER SHAFT LUBRICATION

EVERY 10 HOURS

1. Lubricatethe Zerk fittings (A) everyten

hourswith a grease gun.

2. Each time a shear bolt is replaced,

the auger shaft MUST be greased.

See Figure 27. See To Replace Au-

ger Shear Bolt in the Service and

Adjustment section.

AFigure 27

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

oil 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.

Hexshaft

Figure 28

AUGER GEAR BOX

The auger gear box is lubricated at the

factory and should not require addition-

al lubrication. If for some reason the

lubricant should leak out, have auger

gear case checked by a competent re-

pairman.

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ENGINE

LUBRICATION

Check the crankcase oil level before

starting the engine and after each five

(5) hours of continuous use. Add S.A.E.

5W30 motor oil as needed. Tighten fill

cap/dipstick securely each time you

check the oil level.

Oil Fill Cap/Dipstick _

FULL

Figure 29

Change the oil every twenty-five (25)

hours or at least once a year if the

snow thrower is not used for twenty-five

(25) hours.

TO CHANGE ENGINE OIL

1. Position the snow thrower so that

the oil drain plug is at the lowest

point on the engine.

2. Remove the oil drain plug and the

oil fill cap/dipstick. Drain the oil

into a suitable container.

NOTE: The oil will drain more freely

when the engine is warm.

3. After draining all the oil, reinstall the

oil drain plug securely.

4. Fill the engine crankcase with

S.A.E. 5W30 motor oil, pouring

slowly. DO NOT OVERFILL. See

"To Add Oil" in the Operation Sec-

tion.

Oil Drain Plug

Figure 30

SPARK PLUG

Check the spark plug every twenty-five

(25) hours. Replace the spark plug if

the electrodes are pitted or burned or if

the porcelain is cracked.

To access the spark plug, the snow

hood must be removed. See "How To

Remove The Snow Hood" in the Ser-

vice And Adjustment section.

1. Make sure the spark plug is clean.

Clean the spark plug by carefully

scraping the electrodes (do not

sand blast or use awire brush).

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2. Check the spark plug gap with a

feeler gauge and reset gap to 0.30"

if necessary. See Figure 31.

3. Before installing the spark plug,

coat the threads lightly with oil for

easy removal. Tighten the spark

plug to a torque of 15 foot-pounds.

Feeler Gauge

0.030"

Spark Plug

Figure 31

_lb ARNING: 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 is equipped with two

height adjustment skids, located on

the outside of the auger housing. See

Figure 32.

These skids elevate the front of the

snow thrower.

Nuts

Auger t- Height Adjust Skid

Figure 32

For normal hard surfaces, such as a

paved driveway or walk, adjust the

skids as follows.

1. Position the snow thrower on a level

surface.

2. Make sure both tires 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.

3. Place the extra shear bolts supplied

(found in parts bag) under each

end of the scraper bar next to the

adjustable skids.

4. Loosen the mounting nuts that hold

the adjustable skids. To bring the

front of the snow thrower down,

raise the adjustable skids. Tighten

the mounting nuts. See Figure 32.

NOTE: For rocky or uneven surfaces,

raise the front of the snow thrower by

moving the 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

After 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. Position the snow thrower on a level

surface.

Make sure both tires 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.

Loosen the carriage bolts and nuts

securing the scraper bar to the au-

ger housing.

Adjust the scraper bar to the proper

position.

Tighten the carriage bolts and 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 bolts and nuts

and install a 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 control knob

(see Figure 33).

2. Remove the ON/OFF key.

3. Remove the four mounting screws.

4. Slowly remove the snow hood (see

Figure 34). Make sure that the prim-

er button hose and the ignition wire

are not disconnected.

5. To install the snow hood, first make

sure that the primer button hose

and the ignition wire are connected.

6. Mount the snow hood to the engine

and secure with the four mounting

screws (see Figure 35).

7. Align the tab on the choke control

knob with the slot in the snow hood

(see Figure 36).

8. Connect the choke control knob

with the choke shaft. Make sure the

choke control knob is properly

installed. If the choke control knob

is not installed correctly, the choke

will not operate.

Choke Control Knob

Screws

Snow Hood Screws

ON/OFF

Key

Figure 33

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Snow Hood Figure 34

Snow Hood Figure 35

Tab__ Choke

Control

_j@.@ Knob

Slot _

Figure 36

BELT ADJUSTMENT

Traction Drive Belt

The traction drive belt has constant

spring pressure and does not require

an adjustment. If the traction drive belt

is slipping, replace the belt. See "How

To Replace The Belts" in the Service

And Adjustment section.

Auger Drive Belt

If your snow blower will not discharge

snow, check the control cable adjust-

ment. If it is 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 37).

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 mm) with

moderate pressure (Figure 38). You

may have to move idler pulley more

than once to obtain the correct ten-

sJon.

Auger

( e

--j_ ,_ Pulley

J_O 1/2 inch

.-- \\ (12.5ram)

Idler __..,-('/€ .7\_ _'_/ Deflection

Pulleylo, °

Engaged L.._I_ _

Figure 38

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 of the manual).

3. Loosen nut on auger idler pulley

and move auger idler pulley towards

belt about 1/8 inch (3 mm) (see

Figure 40).

4. Tighten nut.

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8. Attach the spark plug wire.

HOW TO REPLACE THE BELTS

The drive belts are of special construc-

tion and must be replaced with original

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

If the auger drive belt is damaged, the

snow thrower will not discharge snow.

Replace the damaged belt as follows.

1. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

2. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure 39).

3. Remove the bottom panel,

Bolt Bottom

Panel

Auger

Housing

Bolt

Figure 39

4. Remove screw from belt cover.

Remove the belt cover (see

Figure 37).

5. Loosen the belt guide. Pull the belt

guide away from the auger drive

pulley (see Figure 40).

6. Pull the idler pulley away from the

auger drive belt.

7. Remove the old auger drive belt

from the auger drive pulley and

_ Traction Drive Be,t

Engine Pulley

from the engine pulley. Replace

the auger drive belt with an original

equipment replacement belt avail-

able from a Sears service center.

8. Install the new auger drive belt

onto the auger drive pulley and

onto pulley.

9. Adjust the auger drive belt. See

"How To Adjust The Auger Drive

Belt" in the Service And Adjustment

section.

10. Adjust the belt guide. See "How To

Adjust The Belt Guide" in the Ser-

vice And Adjustment section.

11. Install the belt cover. Tighten

screw (See Figure 37).

12. Check the adjustment of the cables.

See "How To Check And Adjust The

Cables" in the Service And Adjust-

ment section.

13. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 39).

14. Tighten the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

15. Connect the spark plug wire.

Belt Guide

'\ WII _

Auger Idler Pulley

Auger Drive Pulley

Auger Drive Belt

E-Ring

Swing Plate

Axle Rod

Traction Drive

Spring

Traction

Drive Belt

Traction

Drive Pulley

Engine

Pulley

Figure 40

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How To Remove

The Traction Drive Belt

If the snow thrower will not move for-

ward, check the traction drive belt for

wear or damage. If the traction drive

belt is worn or damaged, replace the

belt as follows.

plate is properly secured (see

Figure 41).

1. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

2. Remove the auger drive belt. See

"How To 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 pivot forward (see

Figure 40).

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

onto the traction drive pulley and

onto engine pulley.

7. Make sure the traction drive idler

pulley is properly aligned with the

traction drive belt.

Alignment Tabs Figure 41

NOTE: If the drive will not engage

after the traction drive belt has

been replaced, then check to

make sure that the swing plate is

positioned between the align-

ment tabs.

11. Install and adjust the auger drive

belt. See "How To Remove The Au-

ger Drive Belt" in the Service And

Adjustment section.

12. Adjust the belt guide. See "How To

Adjust The Belt Guide" in the Ser-

vice And Adjustment section.

13. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 39).

14. Tighten the 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 bottom of the swing plate must

be positioned between the align-

ment tabs. Make sure the swing

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15. Installthe belt cover. Tighten

screw (see Figure 37).

16. Check the adjustment of the cables.

See "How To Check And Adjust The

Cables" in the Service And Adjust-

ment section.

17. Connect the spark plug wire.

BELT GUIDE ADJUSTMENT

1. Remove spark plug wire.

2. Have someone engage auger drive.

3. Measure the distance between the

belt guide and belt. The distance

should be 1/8 inch (3.175 mm) for

guide. See Figure 42.

"Z" Fitting

_'/_--_ BeltGuide

_'_' ,o_ 1/8,nch

Engaged ___

Figure 42

4. If adjustment is necessary, loosen

belt guide mounting bolt. Move belt

guide to the 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 43).

1. Move clutch lever to the full forward

position (just contacting plastic

bumper). Holding cable tight, note

position of fitting to hole in clutch le-

ver.

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Figure 43

2. The center of the "Z" fitting 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 necessary

according to the following instruc-

tions.

Auger Drive Cable Adjustment

1. Run the engine until the fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end of the auger housing.

3. Push cable through spring to ex-

pose the threaded portion of the

cable (see Figure 44).

Square

End

Cable Spring

Locknut

Figure 44

4. Hold square end of threaded portion

with pliers and adjust Iocknut in or

out until correct adjustment is

reached. Pull cable back through

spring and connect cable.

TRACTION DRIVE CABLE ADJUSTMENT

1. Runthe engineuntilthe fueltank is 6. Puehthe bottomof the traction

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end of the auger housing.

3. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure 45).

Bolt Bottom Panel

Auger

Housing

'\ \ Bolt _.._J

Figure 45

drive cable through the cable ad-

justment bracket until the "Z"

hook can be removed.

7. Remove the "Z" hook from the

cable adjustment bracket. Move

the "Z" hook down to the next ad-

justment hole.

8. Pull the traction drive cable up

through the cable adjustment

bracket.

9. Put the cable boot over the cable

adjustment bracket.

10. To check the adjustment, depress

the drive lever and check the length

of one of the drive springs. In cor-

rect adjustment, the length of the

drive spring is:

minimum 3" (76 mm.)

maximum 3-3/8" (85 mm.)

(see Figure 47).

4. Remove the bottom panel.

5. Slide the cable boot off the cable

adjustment bracket (see

Figure 46). 3-3/8" max. .....

mrriav(ti_nblef J_/_

Cable Boo

Cable Adjustment /_f Hook

Bracket Figure 46

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HOW TO ADJUST OR REPLACE

THE FRICTION WHEEL

How To Check The Friction Wheel

If the snow thrower will not move for-

ward, check the traction drive belt, the

traction drive cable or the friction wheel.

If the friction wheel is worn or damaged,

it must be replaced. See "How To Re-

place the Friction Wheel" in this section.

If the friction wheel is not worn or dam-

aged, check as follows.

1. Run the engine until the fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end of the auger housing

(see Figure 48).

3. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

4. Loosen the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel (see Figure 48).

5. Remove the bottom panel.

6. Position the shift speed lever in

the lowest forward speed.

7. Note the position of the friction

wheel (see Figure 49). The correct

distance "A" from the right side of

the friction wheel to the outside of

the motorbox is as folows:

Tire Size Distance "A"

12 and 13 inch 4-1/8"

16 inch 4-5/16"

If the friction wheel is not in the

correct position, adjust according to

the following instructions.

Turn the adaptor until the ball joint

is aligned with the mounting hole in

the shifter rod (see Figure 50).

When aligned, attach the ball joint

to the shifter rod.

Tighten the jam nut.

Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 48).

Tighten the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

Bolt Bottom Panel

Auger

Housing

Figure 49

How To Adjust The Friction Wheel

1. Position the shift speed lever in

the lowest forward speed.

2. Loosen hexjam nut on speed se-

lect rod. Remove ball joint from

shifter bracket (see Figure 50).

3. Move the friction wheel to the cor-

rect position (see Figure 49).

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Rod

Jam

Adaptor

Ball Joint

Shifter Rod

\_ Figure 50

How To Replace The Friction Wheel

If the friction wheel is worn or damaged,

the snow thrower will not move forward.

The friction wheel must be replaced as

follows.

1. Run the engine until the fuel tank is

empty and the engine stops.

2. Stand the snow thrower up on the

front end of the auger housing.

(see Figure 48).

Wheel Bottom Panel

Figure 51

3. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

4. Remove the fasteners that secure

the left wheel. Remove the left

wheel from the axle (see Figure 51)

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 52).

Chain Figure 52

8. Remove the right wheel, axle, and

drive sprocket.

9. Remove the four bolts that hold the

bearings on each side of the hex

shaft (see Figure 53).

10. Remove the hax shaft and bear-

ings.

NOTE: Take special note of the posi-

tion of the washers on the hex shaft.

Bolts

Figure 53

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11. Remove the three fasteners that

hold the friction wheel to the hub

(see Figure 54).

12. Remove the friction wheel from the

hub. Slip the friction wheel off the

hex shaft.

13. Assemble the new friction wheel

onto hub with the fasteners re-

moved earlier.

14. Install the hex shaft and bearings

with the four bolts removed earlier

(see Figure 55).

Make sure the washers are prop-

erly installed in the original posi-

tion. Also, make sure the two

washers are properly aligned

with the actuator arms.

15. Make sure the hex shaft turns free-

16. Install the right wheel, axle, and

drive sprocket with the fasteners

removed earlier. Install the chain

onto the drive sprocket (see

Figure 52).

17. Check the adjustment of the friction

wheel. See "How To Adjust The

Friction Wheel" in this section.

18. Make sure the friction wheel and the

disc drive plate are free from grease

or oil.

19. Install the bottom panel (see

Figure 51).

20. Tighten the bolts on each side of

the bottom panel.

21. Install the left wheel to the axle

with the fasteners removed earlier.

22. Connect the spark plug wire.

Friction

Fasteners Hub Wheel

Hex Shaft

Fasteners

Figure 54

Actuator Arms

Bearings

Washer

Bearings

Washer

Figure 55

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HOW TO REPLACE

THE AUGER SHEAR BOLT

The augers are secured to the auger

shaff with special shear bolts. These

shear bolts are designed to break and

protect the machine if an object be-

comes lodged in the auger housing. Do

not use a harder bolt as the protection

provided by the shear bolt will be lost.

,_ WARNING: 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 in the assembly parts bag.

1. Move the throttle control to the stop

position. Disengage all controls.

2. Disconnect the spark plug wire.

Make sure all moving parts have

stopped.

3. Align the hole in the auger with the

hole in the auger shaft. Install the

new shear pin and spacer. See

Figure 56.

4. Connect the spark plug wire.

? X go,ea0

TO ADJUST THE CARBURETOR

If you think your carburetor needs ad-

justing, contact your nearest Sears Ser-

vice Center. Engine performance

should not be affected at altitudes up to

7,000 feet. For operation at higher

elevations, contact your nearest Sears

Service Center

IMPORTANT: Never tamper with the

engine governor, which is factory set for

proper engine speed. Over-speeding

the engine above the factory high

speed setting can be dangerous. If you

think the engine-governed high speed

needs adjusting, contact your nearest

Sears Service Center, which has the

proper equipment and experience to

make any necessary adjustments. For

the location of the nearest Sears Ser-

vice Center, call Sears Service at

1-800-4-MY-HOME®.

F-031027L 32

_lb ARNING: Never store your

snow thrower indoors or in

an enclosed, poorly venti-

lated area. If gasoline remains in the

tank, fumes may reach an open

flame, spark or pilot light from a fur-

nace, water heater, clothes dryer,

cigarette, etc.

To prevent damage (if snow 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 section.

3. Be sure that all nuts, bolts and

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 lightly before 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: A yearly 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

gasohol) attracts water, it acts on the

gasoline to form acids which damage

the engine.

Run the engine until the 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. If the

fuel tank is almost empty, mix stabi-

lizer with fresh gasoline in a sepa-

rate container and add some to the

fuel tank.

Always follow the instructions on the

stabilizer container. After the stabi-

lizer 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.

Lubricate the piston/cylinder area.

First, remove the spark plug and

squirt a few drops of clean engine

oil into the spark plug hole. Next,

cover the spark plug hole with a rag

to absorb oil spray. Then, pull two or

three times on the recoil starter rope

to rotate the engine. Finally, install

the spark plug and attach the spark

plug wire.

OTHER

1. If possible, store your snow thrower

indoors and cover it to give protec-

tion from dust and dirt.

2. If the snow thrower must be stored

outdoors, put the snow thrower on

blocks to raise it off of the ground.

3. Cover the snow thrower with a suit-

able protective cover that does not

retain moisture. Do not use plastic.

IMPORTANT: Never cover snow

thrower while engine and exhaust areas

are still warm.

Fu031027L 33

TROUBLE CORRECTION

Difficult starting

CAUSE

Defective spark plug,

Water or dirt in fuel system.

Replace spark plug.

Remove fuel from fuel tank.

Add fresh fuel.

Engine runs erratically Blocked fuel line, empty gas Clean fuel line; check fuel

tank, or stale gasoline supply; add fresh gasoline

Engine stalls Unit running on CHOKE. Set choke lever to OFF

position.

Engine runs erratic; Water or dirt in fuel system. Remove fuel from fuel tank.

Loss of power Add fresh fuel,

Excessive vibration Loose parts: damaged immediately stop engine,

impeller Remove ignition key, Tighten

all fasteners and make all

necessary repairs, if

vibration continues, take the

unit to a Sears service

center.

Unit fails to propel itself Traction drive belt loose or Replace traction drive belt.

damaged.

Incorrect adjustment of Adjust traction drive cable,

traction drive cable

Worn or damaged friction Replace friction wheel,

wheel,

Auger drive belt loose or

damaged. Adjust auger drive belt;

replace if damaged.

Auger control cable not Adjust auger control cable.

adjusted correctly.

Shear bolt broken Replace shear bolt

Discharge chute clogged. Stop engine immediately and

disconnect spark plug wire.

Clean discharge chute and

inside of auger housing.

Unit fails to discharge

SnOW

Foraigno_ectlodgedin

auger

Stop engine immediately and

disconnect spark plug wire.

Remove object from auger.

F-031027L 34

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.

Federal and California Emission Control Systems Limited Warranty

Small Off-Road Engines

CALIFORNIA & US EPA EMISSION

CONTROL WARRANTY STATEMENT

The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency

("EPA"), the California Air Resources Board

("CARB'_ and Sears, Roebuck and Co. are

pleased to explain the Federal and California

Emission Control Systems Warranty on your

new small off-road engine. In California, new

1995 and later small off-road engines must be

designed, built and equipped to meet the

State's stringent anti-smog standards. In oth-

er states, new 1997 and later model year en-

gines must be designed, built and equipped, at

the time of sale, to meet the U.S. EPA regula-

tions for small non-rand engines. Sears, Roe-

buck and Co. will warrant the emission control

system on your small off-road engine for the

periods of time listed below, provided there

has been no abuse, neglect, unapproved mod-

ification, or improper maintenance of your

small off-road engine.

Your emission control system may include

parts such as the carburetor, ignition system

and exhaust system. Also included may be the

compression release system and other emis-

sion-related assemblies.

Where a warrantable condition exists, Sears,

Roebuck and Co. will repair your small off-

road engine at no cost to you for diagnosis,

parts end labor.

MANUFACTURER'S EMISSION

CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY

COVERAGE

Emission control systems on 1995 and later

model year California small off-road engines

are warranted for two years as hereinafter

noted. In other states, 1997 and later model

year engines are also warranted for two years.

If, dudng such warranty period, any emission-

related part on your engine is defective in ma-

terials or workmanship, the part will be

repaired or replaced by Sears, Roebuck and

Co.

OWNER'S WARRANTY

RESPONSIBILITIES

As the small off-road engine owner, you are

responsible for the performance of the ra-

F-031027L

quired maintenance listed in your Owner's

Manual, but Sears, Roebuck and Co. will not

deny warranty solely due to the lack of receipts

or for your failure to provide written evidence

of the performance of all scheduled mainte-

nance.

As the small off-road engine owner, you

should, however, be aware that Sears, Roe-

buck and Co. may deny you warranty cover-

age if your small off-road engine or a pert

thereof has failed due to abuse, neglect, im-

proper maintenance or unappraved modifica-

tions.

You are responsible for presenting your small

off-road engine to a Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Authorized Service Outlet as soon as a prob-

lem exists. The warranty repairs should be

completed in a reasonable amount of time, not

to exceed 30 days.

Warranty service can be arranged by contact-

ing either a Sears, Roebuck end Co. Autho-

rized Service Outlet, or by contacting Sears,

Roebuck and Co. at 1-900-473-7247.

IMPORTANT NOTE

This warranty statement explains your rights

and obligations under the Emission Control

System Warranty "(ECS Warranty") which is

provided to you by Sears, Roebuck and Co.

pursuant to California law. See also the Sears,

Roebuck and Co. Limited Warranties for

Sears, Roebuck and Co. which is enclosed

therewith on a separate sheet and also is pro-

vided to you by Sears, Roebuck and Co. The

ECS Warranty applies only to the emission

control system of your new engine. To the ex-

tent that there is any conflict in terms between

the ECS Warranty end the Sears, Roebuck

and Co. Warranty, the ECS Warranty shall ap-

ply except in any circumstances in which the

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Warranty may pro-

vide a longer warranty period. Both the ECS

Warranty and the Sears, Roebuck end Co.

Warranty describe important rights and obliga-

tions with respect to your new engine.

Warranty service can only be performed by a

Sears, Roebuck and Co. Authorized Service

Outlet. At the time of requesting warranty ser-

vice, evidence must be presented of the date

of sale to the original purchaser. The purchas-

ershallpayanychargesformakingservice

callsand/orfortransportingtheproductsto

andfromtheplacewheretheinspectionand/

orwarrantyworkisperformed.Thepurchaser

shallberasponsibleforanydamageorlossin-

curredinconnectionwiththetransportationof

anyengineoranypart(s)thereofsubmittedfor

inspectionand/orwarrantywork.

Ifyouhaveanyquestionsregardingyourwar-

rantyrightsandresponsibilities,youshould

contactSears,Roebuckand Co. at

1-800-473-7247.

EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM

WARRANTY

Emisalon Control System Warranty ("ECS

Warranty") for 1995 and later model year Cali-

fornia small off-road engines (for other states,

1997 and later model year engines):

A, APPLICABILITY: This warranty shall apply

to 1995 and later model year California small

off-road engines (for other states, 1997 and

later model year engines). The ECS Warranty

Period shall begin on the date the new engine

or equipment is delivered to its original, end-

use purchaser, and shall continue for 24 con-

secutive months thereafter.

B. GENERAL EMISSIONS WARRANTY

COVERAGE: Sears, Roebuck and Co. war-

rants to the original, end-use purchaser of the

new engine or equipment and to each subse-

quent purchaser that each of its small off-road

engines is:

1. Designed, built and eqalppod so as to con-

form with all applicable regulations adopted by

the Air Resources Board pursuant to its au-

thority in Chapters 1 and 2, Part 5, Division 26

of the Health and Safety Code, and

2. Free from defects in materials and work-

manship which, at any time during the ECS

Warranty Period, will cause a warranted emis-

sions-related part to fail to be identical in all

material respects to the part as described in

the engine manufacturer's application for certi-

fication.

C. The ECS Warranty only pertains to emis-

sions-related parts on your engine, as follows:

1. Any warranted, emissions-related parts

which are net scheduled for replacement as

required maintenance in the Owner's Manual

shall be warranted for the ECS Warranty Peri-

od. If any such part fails during the ECS War-

ranty Period, it shall be rebeired or replaced by

F-031027L 36

Sears, Roebuck and Co. according to Subsec-

tion 4 below. Any such part repaired or re-

placed under the ECS Warranty shall be

warranted for any remainder of the ECS War-

ranty Period.

2. Any warranted, emissions-relatod part

which is scheduled only for regular inspection

as spacified in the Owner's Manual shall be

warranted for the ECS Warranty Period. A

statement in such wdtten instructions to the ef-

fect of "repair or replace as necessary", shall

not reduce the ECS Warranty Period. Any

such part repaired or replaced under the ECS

Warranty shall be warranted for the remainder

of the ECS Warranty Period.

3. Any warranted, emissions-relatod part

which is scheduled for replacement as re-

quired maintenance in the Owner's Manual,

shall be warranted for the period of time prior

to the first scheduled replacement point for

that part. If the part fails prior to the first sched-

uled replacement, the part shall be repaired or

replaced by Sears, Roebuck and Co. accord-

ing to Subsection 4 below. Any such emis-

sions-related part repaired or replaced under

the ECS Warranty, shall be warranted for the

remainder of the ECS Warranty Pedod prior to

the first scheduled replacement point for such

emissions-related part.

4. Repair or replacement of any warranted,

emissions-related part under this ECS War-

ranty shall be performed at no charge to the

owner at a Sears, Roebuck and Co. Autho-

rized Service Outlet.

5. The owner shall not be charged for diagnos-

tic labor which leads to the determinatiee that

a part covered by the ECS Warranty is in fact

defective, provided that such diagnostic work

is performed at a Sears, Roebuck and Co. Au-

thorized Service Outlet.

6. Sears, Roebuck and Co. shall be liable for

damages to other original engine components

or approved modifications proximately caused

by a failure under warranty of an emission-re-

lated part covered by the ECS Warranty.

7. Throughout the ECS Warranty Period,

Sears, Roebuck and Co. shall maintain a sup-

ply of warranted emission-related parts suffi-

cient to meet the expected demand for such

emission-relatod parts.

8. Any Sears, Roebuck and Co. anthorized

and approved emissiee-relatod replacement

part may be used in the performance of any

ECS Warranty maintenance or repair and will

be provided without charge to the owner. Such

useshallnotreduceSears.RoebuckendCo.

ECSWarrantyobligations.

9,Unapprovedadd-onormodifiedpartsmay

notbeusedtomodifyorrepairaSears,Roe-

buckandCo.engine,SuchusevoidsthisECS

Warrantyandshallbesufficientgroundsfor

disallowinganECSWarrantyclaim.Sears,

RoebuckendCo.shallnotbeliablehereunder

forfailuresofanywarrantedpartsofaSears,

RoebuckandCo.engine caused by the use of

such an unappraved add-on or modified part.

EMISSION-RELATED PARTS

INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

1. Carburetor Assembly and its Internal Com-

ponents

a) Fuel filter

b) Carburetor gaskets

c) Intake pipe

2, Air Cleaner Assembly

a) Air filter element

3, Ignition System, including:

a) Spark plug

b) Ignition module

c) Flywheel assembly

4, Catalytic Muffler (if so equipped)

a) Muffler gasket (if so equipped)

b) Exhaust manifold (if so equipped)

5, Crankcase Breather Assembly end its

Components

a) Breather connection tube

10/22/99 EPA!CARB

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

F-031027L 37

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

ENGINE

20 \

5 22 12

25-2

25-1

25-4

25-2

25-3

Ref,Drive

Page

Ref, Auger

Housing

Page

F-031027L 38

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

ENGINE

F-031027L

Key

No. Part No. Description

1 6219 CORD, STARTER

2 ENGINE

3 002x97 BOLT, CARRIAGE

4 028x76 RETAINER, PUSH

5 710026 NUT

6 1501109 PULLEY, ENGINE

7 710247 WASHER

8 71063 WASHER

9 71015 SCREW

10 585416 BELT, V 4L

11 579932 BELT, V 3L

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, _DLER TRACTION DRIVE

17 50793 PULLEY, IDLER

18 590 NUT, JAM 3/8-16

20 1501201 GUIDE, ROD BELT

22 71060 WASHER

24 710097 SCREW

25 FRAME ASSEMBLY

25-1 1501062E201 PLATE, ENGINE

25-2 310169 SCREW

25-3 780055 SCREW

25-4 1501050E201 MOTOR BOX

26 1501214 KEY, BRIGGS ENGINE

-- F-031027L OWNER'S MANUAL

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

DRIVE

Ref, Shift Yoke

Page Ref, Frame _ _ _.229

200

Ref. Whee

Page

206

201

225 _/

227

236

230

Ref,

Wheel

Page \

208 212

217 213

218

207

215

210 238

220

218

F-031027L 40

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

DRIVE

Key No. Part No.

200 1501092 YZ

201 579851

203 334163

204 579858

206 780055

207 1501100

208 579868

210 337029

212 1501435

213 001x38

215 303008

217 579859

218 579858

220 334163

221 780055

223 1501115

225 1501057 YZ

226 1501158

227 15X114

229 11X3O

230 1501107 YZ

232 11X3O

234 165Xl 12

236 1501090

238 71074

Description

LF AXLE, SWING PLATE YZ

CHAIN, ROLLER #420 x 19.00 LG

BEARING AND RETAINER, ASSY

WASHER

SCREW, TAP 5/16-18x0.5

ASSY, HEX SHAFT

CHAIN, ROLLER #420 x 18.00 LG

BEARING, TRUNION CLUTCH R

WHEEL, FRICTION DISC

SCREW, 1/4-20 x 0.63

NUT, KEPS HEX 1/4-20

RING, RETEXT

WASHER

BEARING AND RETAINER, ASSY

SCREW, TAP 5/16-18 x .5

ASS'/, FRICTION PULLEY

LF PLATE, SWINGING YZ

SPACER, FRICTION 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-031027L 41

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

AUGER HOUSING

484

480

482 __iii

499 490 500

491

527

522

5OO

522

\ 520

524

Ref. Gear Page

521

525

544 540

541

510

514

523

F-O31027L 42

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

AUGER HOUSING

Key No. Part No. Description

480 583146 PULLEY

482 2001022 KEY, SQUARE

484 15Xl12 NUT, 1/4-20

485 1501158 SPACER, FRICTION PULLEY

490 582957 YZ RETAINER, BALL BRNG

491 43846 BEARING, BALL

493 001X92 BOLT, HEX - 0.31-18X0.50

499 710026 NUT, 5/16-18 HEXWDFLLK

500 1501132E201 HOUSING, ASSY

510 760661E701 BLADE, SCRAPER

511 340720 BOLT, 1/4-20X.75

514 710026 NUT

520 760607E701 AUGER, ASSY, LH

521 760608E701 AUGER, ASSY, RH

522 9524 SCREW, 1/4-20XI.75

523 3943 SPACER, SLEEVE

524 73826 NUT, 1/4-20

525 53757 BEARING,FLANGE

527 70984 SCREW, 5/16-18X .75

540 309016E701 SKID, HEIGHT ADJUST

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

544 710026 NUT, 5/16-18 REGHEX

550 1501576 BRUSH, CLEANOUT

551 1501672 CLIP, RETAINER

552 06xl 15 SCREW

553 15xl 46 NUT

554 578063 BLOCK

-- 1501227 KIT, SHEAR BOLT

F-031027L 43

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

GEAR CASE

340

326

320

305

310 _ 300

303

301

306

310

304

F-O31027L 44

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

GEAR CASE

Key No. Part No. Description

300 896 CASE, GEAR, RH

301 895 CASE, GEAR, LH

303 910828 SCREW, 5/16-24 x 1.00

304 71100 NUT, 5/'16-24

305 330434 SCREW, 5/16-24 x 1.50

306 53749 PLUG, PiPE 0.25-18

310 780151 SEAL, OiL

311 53743 BEARING, SLEEVE

312 53748 WASHER, FLAT

313 760529 SHAFT, AUGER OUTPUT

314 897 GASKET, GEAR BOX

315 53730 WORM GEAR

316 73905 KEY, WOODRUFF #91

320 53737 RING, QUAD 0.924 ID

321 583126 BEARING, FLANGE

322 48275 WASHER, FLAT

323 50684 BEARING, ROLLER

324 48275 WASHER, FLAT

326 50795 KEY

327 53732 GEAR, WORM

330 53731 BEARING, SLEEVE

340 1501147E701 IMPELLER

333431 10oz TUBE LUBRIPLATE *

*(NOT iLLUSTRATED)

F-031027L 45

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

DISCHARGE CHUTE

599 583

600

609

606

602 611

Ref. Auger Housing Page

F-031027L 46

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

DISCHARGE CHUTE

Key No. Part No. Description

582 340720 HOLT, CARRIAGE 5/16-18 X.75

583 12021 WASHER, PLASTIC

584 71038 NUT, 5/16-18 REGHEX NYLOCK

588 6711 WASHER, PLASTIC

592 12021 WASHER, PLASTIC

593 6711 WASHER, PLASTIC

594 71071 WASHER, FLAT

595 71060 WASHER, SPLIT

596 71071 WASHER, FLAT

597 57171 KNOB, T 3.00

598 15x144 NUT, 5/16-18 REGHEX

599 3316 BOLT, 5/16-18XI.00

600 760990E701 CHUTE ASSEMBLY

601 2x100 BOLT, 5/16-18 XI.00

602 71071 WASHER, FLAT

603 71038 NUT, 5/16-18 HEXNYL

604 760268 FLAP, CHUTE

606 585214 YZ CHUTE COLLAR

607 02x101 SCREW, 1/4-20 X 0.75

609 15x145 NUT, 1/4-20 HEX NYLOCK

610 337227 RETAINER RING INNER

611 1501282 RETAINER RING OUTER

F-031027L 47

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

CHUTE ROD

856

/" 855

• 854 862

Ref, Handle Assy

861

867

868

864 870

852-H

r Housing Assy 852-K

852-E

852-M

852-J

852-A

j 852-B

852-F

869

\ \\ //

\\\

852-L t

852-C

F-031027L 48

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

CHUTE ROD

Key No. Part No. Description

852-A 1501309 YZ ASSEMBLY, YOKE & ROD

852-B 313431 WASHER, CURVED SPRING

852-C 1501067 GEAR, CHUTE ROTATION 9T

852-E 579493 PIN, COTTER

852-F 1501306E701 BRACKET, GEAR MOUNT

852-H 1501075 YZ ASSEMBLY, YOKE ADAPTER YZ

852-1 711682 PIN, HAIR

852-J 578060 PIN, UNIVERSAL JOINT

852-K 578309 PIN, CLEVIS

852-L 1501293 PIN, HAIR

852-M 578063 HOUSING, UNIVERSAL

854 307399 HANDLE, CRANK

855 309312 FLATWASHER

856 73664 RING, RETAINER

860 1501456 EYE BOLT 3/8-16X6.00

861 148 GROMMET. EYE BOLT

862 1501457 BOOT. EYE BOLT

863 71045 NUT, 3/8-16 HEXJAM

864 71072 FLATWASH ER .406X.81X.066

865 309344 ADAPTER, BOOT

867 71046 NUT, 3/8-16 HEXNYL

868 002X98 BOLT, CARRIAGE 1/4-20 X 1.00

869 15x145 NUT, 1/4-20

870 1501074 YZ CRANK, ASSY CHUTE

F-031027L 49

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

HANDLE ASSEMBLY

729

795

8OO

801

787

798

739

801

729

790 I

739

720

774

724

726

791 799 741

805

8O6

807

740

765

743

811

Ref, Engine

Page 759

745 762

F-O31027L 50

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

HANDLE ASSEMBLY

Key Key

NO. Part NO. Description NO. Part NO. Description

720 1501376E701 ASSY, HANDLE 773 71072 WASHER, FLAT

724 7288 SCREW 774 71046 NUT, HEX

725 71072 WASHER, FLAT 785 71045 NUT, HEX

726 71062 WASHER 787 306689 KNOB, SHIFT

727 71044 NUT 790 578926 ROD, ASSY LH

728 7289 STOP, PLASTIC 791 578924 ROD, ASSY RH

729 337399 GRIP, HANDLE 795 579002 BRACKET, CAM

739 4049 BUMPER 796 002x53 SCREW

740 1501124 CABLE, CLUTCH 798 71038 NUT, NYLOCK

741 761590 CABLE, CLUTCH 799 8417 CAM LOCK

743 313441 BRKT, CABLE ADJ 800 584673 PIN, SPRING PIVOT

744 1673 SPRING, CLUTCH 801 73664 NUT, PUSH ON

745 15x145 NUT, HEX 802 71081 PIN, COTTER

750 5543E701 HANDLE, LOWER 803 71071 FLATWASH ER

751 25x021 SCREW 804 1501581 ROD, SPEED CTRL

758 15x144 BOLT, HEX 805 71042 NUT, 5/16-18

759 579860 SPOOL, CABLE 806 6352 ADAPTER, ROD

760 1501059 YZ BRKT, SPOOL 808 50782 BALLJOINT, STEEL

762 1501122 CABLE, DRIVE 809 71060 WASHER

810 71042 NUT, 5/16-18

765 308146 BOOT, CABLE

811 579944 BEARING, FL

770 1501570 YZ BRACKET, SHIFT

812 1501110 YZ ROD, YOKE

771 71007 SCREW

813 11X30 RETAINER, RING

772 50786 SPRING

F-031027L 51

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

CONTROL PANEL

731 794

794

Ref, Key# 741

Ref.Key# 790

Ref, Key# 791 Ref, Upper Handle

766

761

F-031027L

Key No.

730

731

760

761

765

766

767

768

792

794

PaN No.

1501357E701

1501358E701

337380

1501327

316042

578866E701

302900

71060

15x144

905531

908913

Description

CLUTCH HANDLE LH

CLUTCH HANDLE RH

GRIP, CLUTCH HANDLE

PANEL, CONTROL

SCREW, 10 X .62

BRACKET, PANEL

SCREW, 5/16-18 X 1.75

WASHER

NUT, 5/16-18

BOLT, 1/4-20 X .50

NUT, 1/4-20

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

HEADLIGHT

626

Ref, Control 628

Panel Page 627

Ref, Handle

Page

625

622

Key

No. Part No. Description

621 762343 LIGHT, HALOGEN

622 1501455 HARNESS, WIRE

625 071372 TIE, CABLE

626 578921 BRACKET

627 901696 SCREW #8 X ,50

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Key

No. Part No. Description

628 901736 WASHER, FLAT

629 1501401 COVER

631 1501330 FRAME

632 028x79 NUT, PUSH

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

FRAME

106

111

120 q,

162

122

91 "_- 90 168

Ref, Auger

Housing

Page

Ref. Drive

Page

103 149 107

Key Key

No. Pert No. Description No. Pert No. Description

90 1501055E701 COVER, BOTTOM 122 780055 SCREW, TAP

91 310169 SCREW 148 50793 PULLEY, IDLER

103 1501226YZ IDLER, AUGER 149 590 NUT, JAM

105 711682 PIN, HAIR 160 1501052 COVER, BELT

106 761761 PIN, CLEVIS 162 26x306 SCREW, TAP

107 165x159 SPRING, TENSION 166 71067 WASHER, FLAT

108 761675 YZ ATTACH, SPRING 168 1501200 SPACER, AUGER

110 585781 BOLT, CARE 169 760539 LID, TOOL BOX

111 711617 WASHER, FLAT 170 761187 PAD, FOAM

F-031027L 54

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7.75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

WHEELS

679

678

675

671

654

650 . _

655 /652 676

Ref. Drive Page 655 I

671

673

Key No. Pa_ No.

650 1501284

652 1501089

653 01x193

654 15X145

655 1501114

671 712120

673 1501138

675 1501022

676 577015

677 15X145

678 239

679 73842

680 1501021

68O

Description

SHAFT, AXLE

SPRKT & HUB

SCREW, 1/4-20 x 1.75

NUT, 1/4-20 HEX NYLOCK YZ

BEARING, AXLE

WASHER, FLAT

BUSHING, WHEEL

TIRE & RIM -RIGHT

SCREW, 1/4-20X1.75 HH

NUT, 1/4-20 HEX NYLOCK YZ

RING, RET

PIN, KLIK .25 X 1.38 DIA

TIRE & RIM -LEFT

677

F-031027L 55

CRAFTSMAN 26" 7,75HP SNOW THROWER 536.887752

DECALS

Pa_ No.

48x8036

48x2034

48x4055

761079

48x4054

48x388

48x358

760983

48x393

Description

DECAL, DANGER & FOOT *

DECAL, DANGER CHUTE -HAND *

DECAL, TRACT/ON DRIVE -ENGAGE (RED) *

DECAL, DANGER STRIPE *

DECAL, AUGER DRIVE -ENGAGE (RED) *

DECAL, 7,75/26 CRAFTSMAN (RED) *

NAMEPLATE, CRAFTSMAN *

DECAL, TOOL BOX -BELT COVER *

DECAL, SCH, (RED) *

*Not Illustrated

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F-O31027L 57

4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

I1019 LABEL KIT I

3o_

552

15A_

742_

1029'

36\

_ ==,I °=°0;

F-O31027L 58

4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

KEY PART KEY PART

NO, NO. DESCRIPTION NO, NO. DESCRIPTION

1 695713

2 399269

3 299819

5 693643

7 695166

12 692549

13 691137

15 691686

15A 695757

16 696682

24 222698

25 690021

26 499631

27 691866

28 499423

29 690124

30 692562

32 691664

32A 695759

33 499642

34 499641

35 691304

F-031027L

Cylinder Assembly 36 691304 Spring-V alve

Kit-Bushing/Seal (Exhaust)

Seal-Oil 40 692194 Retainer-V alve

Head-Cylinder 45 690977 Tappet-V alve

Gasket-Cylinder Head 46 693404 Camshaft

Gasket-Crankcase 51 692555 Gasket-Intake

Screw (2 Required)

Plug-Oil Drain 122 693749 Spacer-Carburetor

Plug-Oil Drain 146 690979 Key-Timing

Crankshaft 192 694543 Adjuster-Rocker Arm

Key-Flywheel 219 693576 Gear-Governor

Piston Assembly 220 691724 Washer

(Standard) (Governor Gear)

....... Note ..... 238 691300 Cap-V alve

694167 Piston 306 695710 Shield-Cylinder

Assembly 307 690345 Screw

(.010" Oversize) (Cylinder Shield)

694168 Piston 307A 691003 Screw

Assembly (Cylinder Shield)

(.020" Oversize) 337 491055 Sparkplug

694169 Piston 383 19374 Wrench-Sparkplug

Assembly 552 692346 Bushing-Governor

(.030" Oversize) Crank

Ring Set 619 691108 Screw

(Standard) (Cylinder Head Plate)

....... Note ..... 635 692927 Boot-Sparkplug

692765 Ring Set 718 690959 Pin-Locating

(.010" Oversize) 741 695087 Gear-T iming

692786 Ring Set 742 692564 Retainer-E Ring

(.020" Oversize) 746 692566 Gear-Idler

692787 Ring Set 830 694544 Stud

(.030" Oversize) (Rocker Arm)

Lock-Piston Pin 868 692044 Seal-Valve

Pin-Piston 886 696268 Gasket Kit-Cylinder

Rod-Connecting Head/Plate

Dipper-Connecting 914 692196 Screw

Rod 914A 692557 Screw

Screw 993 694066 Gasket-Cylinder Head

(Connecting Rod) 998 696683 Pipe-Oil

Screw 1019 695442 Kit-Label

(Conneting Rod) 1022 691690 Gasket-Rocker Cover

Valve-Exhaust 1023 499924 Cover-Rocker Arm

Valve-Intake 1026 693517 Rod-Push

Spring-Valve 1029 691230 Arm-Rocker

(Intake) 1034 691343 Guide-Push Rod

4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

485

222_ 427 ® ,,

773_ _1230_ °32

i209_ 209A

1054"--

334 _"

892

990_ 1119 _

121 CARBURETOR OVERHAUL KIT

104%_

137276C_

127C3633 _-;

633A C_

977 CARBURETOR GASKET SET

276 _

633 _

633A _

F-O31027L 60

4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

KEY PART KEY PART

NO, NO. DESCRIPTION NO, NO. DESCRIPTION

11 695745 Tube-Breather 356 695731 Wire-Stop

12 692549 Gasket-Crankcase 365 692568 Screw

18 693204 Cover-Crankcase (Carburetor)

20 692550 Seal-Oil 427 694255 Nut

(PTO Side) (Control Bracket)

21 281658 Cap-Oil Fill 474 694457 Alternator

22 692551 Screw 485 695755 Knob-Control

51 692555 Gasket-Intake 504 694254 Washer Set-Friction

95 691636 Screw 505 691251 Nut

(Throttle Valve) (Governor Control

97 690024 Shaft-Throttle Lever)

98 398185 Kit-Idle Speed 562 691112 Bolt

104 691242 Pin-Float Hinge (Goveror Control

108 695807 Valve-Choke Lever)

109 695729 Shaft-Choke 615 692576 Retainer-Governor

117 690048 Jet-Main Shaft

(Standard) 616 692547 Crank-Governor

116 498977 Jet-Main 621 692310 Switch-Stop

(High Altitude) 632 692653 Spring/Link-

121 695157 Kit-Carburetor Mechanical Governor

Overhaul 633 693867 Seal-Choke/Throttle

122 693749 Spacer-Carburetor Shaft

125 695727 Carburetor 633A 691321 Seal-Choke/Throttle

127 694468 Plug-Welch Shaft

130 691181 Valve-Throttle (Throttle)

133 396167 Float-Carburetor 663 696685 Screw

134 398188 Kit-Needle/Seat (Control Panel)

137 693981 Gasket-Float Bowl 666 694257 Spacer

166 692317 Connector-Hose 692 690572 Spring-Detent

166 690877 Screw 773 694256 Retainer

(Control Panel) 851 493880 TerminaI-Sparkplug

209 692571 Spring-Governor 892 695747 Switch-Key

209A 691798 Spring-Governor 975 493640 Bowl-Float

222 695742 Bracket-Control 977 695156 Gasket Set-Carbure-

227 692573 Lever-Governor tor

Control 990 695756 Key-Set

271 695743 Lever-Control 1054 260275 Tie-Cable

276 271716 Washer-Sealing 1119 691163 Screw

261 695732 Panel-Control (Alternator)

333 695711 Armature-Magneto 1230 695709 Stud

334 691061 Screw (Control Bracket)

(Magneto Armature)

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4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

190 _'_ 613A_ 824 _-

300

305_

358 ENGINE GASKET SET

363 _23

1005

455

332 ' 1070 _"

1036 EMISSION LABEL 1

4s8 _97,_,

689 _

459 _

65 _

• J

.1_ i_ 9'2¸oI

449 <_;_

1095 VALVE GASKET SET

F-O31027L 62

4-CYCLE ENGINE MODEL NUMBER 12C414-0131-E1

KEY PART KEY PART

NO, NO. DESCRIPTION NO, NO. DESCRIPTION

3 299819 Seal-Oil 608 695738 Starter-Rewind

(Magneto Side) 613 694460 Screw

7 695166 Gasket-Cylinder Head (Muffler)

12 692549 Gasket-Crankcase 613A 691108 Screw

20 692550 Seal-Oil (Muffler)

(PTO Side) 689 691855 Spring-Friction

23 695789 Flywheel 731 696690 Hood-Snow

51 692555 Gasket-Intake 819 691685 Screw

55 695739 Housing-Rewind (Muffler Bracket)

Starter 823 691665 Screw

58 693389 Rope-Starter (Muffler Adapter)

(Cut to Required 824 696017 Gasket-Heat Shield

Length) 842 691031 SeaI-O Ring

60 695740 Grip-Starter Rope (Dipstick Tube)

65 692608 Screw 847 693617 Dipstick!Tube

(Rewind Starter) Assembly

122 693749 Spacer-Carburetor 863 695734 Bracket-Muffler

187 693401 Line-Fuel 864 694430 Adapter-Muffler

(Molded) 868 692044 Seal-Valve

190 692127 Screw 883 692237 Gasket-Exhaust

(Fuel Tank) 883A 691893 Gasket-Exhaust

300 695735 Muffler 957 695737 Cap-Fuel Tank

304 696653 Housing-Blower 972 695728 Tank-Fuel

305 690960 Screw 976 695750 Primer-Carburetor

(Blower Housing) 993 694088 Gasket-Cylinder Head

309 696818 Motor-Starter Plate

332 690682 Nut 1005 692592 Fan-Flywheel

(Flywheel) 1022 691890 Gasket-Rocker Cover

358 695155 Gasket Set-Engine 1036 696766 Label-Emission

363 19069 Puller-Flywheel 1070 692590 Screw

441 694262 Bracket-Oil Fill (Flywheel Fan)

449 691693 Screw 1095 695289 Gasket Set-Valve

(Oil Fill Bracket) 1196 696692 Screw

455 692591 Cup-Flywheel (Snow Hood)

456 692299 Plate-Pawl Friction 1210 498144 Pulley/Spring

459 281505 PawI-Rachet Assembly

472 696691 Knob-Choke Shaft (Pulley)

493 695744 Bracket-Mounting 1211 498144 Pulley/Spring

523 693618 Dipstick Assembly

528 695746 Hose-Primer 1224 94581 Nut

597 691696 Screw (Carburetor Primer)

(Pawl Friction Plate) 1251 696699 Shield-Snow

601 95162 Clamp-Hose 1252 691003 Screw

604 695749 Cover-Control (Snow Shield)

F-031027L 63

F-O31027L 64

[_o] _I 1:1_IIm]_o]

PIEZASDE REPUEST0 ............ 38

PIEZASDE REPUEST0- MOTOR .... 58

GARANTIA ..................... 65

REGLASDESEGURIDAD .......... 65

SIMBOLOSINTERNACIONALES..... 68

ENSAMBLAJE................... 70

OPERACI(_N.................... 76

MANTENIMIENTO ................ 83

SERVICIOYAJUSTES............. 86

ALMACENAMIENTO.............. 97

TABLADELOCAUZACI(_NY

REPARACI(_NDEAVERIAS ..... 98

PEDIDODEPIEZAS/SERVICIO....... 104

GARANTiA LIMITADA DE DOS AI_IOS PARA EL QUITANIEVES CRAFTSMAN

Durante dos aSos a partir de la fecha de compra, siempre que a este quitanieves Craftsman se le

d6 mantenimiento, lubricaci6n y afinamiento de acuerdo con las instrucciones de operaci6n y man-

tenimiento presentadas en el manual del usuario, Sears reparar&, sin cargo algano, cualquier defec-

to an material y mano de obra.

Sieste quitanieves Craftsman es usado con prop6sitos comerciales o de arrsndamiento, esta ga-

rantia set& v_lida solamente pot 90 dias a partir de la fecha de compra.

Esta garantia no cubre Io siguiente:

Elementos de desgaste normal, tales como bujias, correas de transmisi6n y pasadorss de segu-

ridad.

Reparaciones necesarias debido al abuso o negligencia del opersdor, incluyendo varillas dobla-

dos y otras reparaciones necesarias par falta del mantenimiento a la unidad segQn Io recomem

dado en las instrucciones contenidas en el manual del propietario.

EL SERVICIO DE GARANTiA SE PUEDE OBTENER LLEVANDO EL QUITANIEVES AL CEN-

TRO DE SERVIClO SEARS MAS CERCANO EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS. ESTA GARANTiA ES

VALIDA SOLO CUANDO ESTE PRODUCTO ES USADO EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Esta garantia le otorga derechos legales especificos, y asimismo es posible que tenga otros dere*

chos los cuales varian de un estado a otro.

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

Preste atenci6n a e.ste simbolo, je indica preeauciones de seguddad importantes. Sig-

nifica--iii A TENCION!H i ii ESTE ALERTA!!! Se trata de su seguridad.

Las emanaciones de escape producidas por este

motor y ciertos componentes de esta maquina con-

tienen quimicos reconocidos pot el Estado de Cali-

fornia como carcinbgenos, tambi_n pueden produ-

cir detactos en los reci_n nacidos o causar otros da-

_os al sistema reproductivo.

Los homes, terminales y accesorios relacionados

con la bateria contienen plomo y compuestos del

plomo, ademas de sustancias qulmicas que el Esta-

do de California reconoce que estos compuestos

pueden causar c&ncer y defectos como carcinbge-

nas, adem&s estas sustancias pueden producir da-

_os cong_nitos, a los beb_s y adem&s de otros da-

_os al sistama reproducUvo humano. DEBE LAVAR-

SE MUY BIEN LAS MANOS DESPUES DE MANIPU-

LAR ESTOS COMPONENTES.

F-O31027L 65

_1_ DVERTENCIA:

Siempre desconecte

el cable de la bujia y

coloquelo alejado de esta

para prevenir un arranque

accidental durante la prepa*

racibn mantenimiento o al-

macenamiento del quitanie*

ves.

IMPORTANTE: Para prevenir

lesiones, las normas de seguri-

dad exigen controles en la unidad

que s61o puedan ser manejados

en presencia del operador. Su

quitanieves esta equipado con

dichos controles. Pot ning6n mo-

tivo intente pasar pot alto la fun-

ci6n del control en presencia del

operador.

CAPAClTACIbN

1. Lea con atenciAn [as instrucciones en el

manual de operaciAn y servicio. Familiari-

cese completamente con los controles y

el uso apropiado de] quitanieves. Apren-

da a detener el quitanieves y a desen-

ganchar rapidamente los controles.

2. Nunca permita ani_os operar el quita-

nieves. Nunca permita que adultos ape-

ten el quitanieves sin la instrucciAn

apropiada.

3. Mantenga el Area libre de personas, es-

pecielmente niAos pequeAos y mascotas.

4. Tenga mucho cuidado pare evitar resba-

lanes o caidas, especialmente cuando

est_ retrocediendo.

PREPARAClbN

1. Inspecciene compietamente e[ Area don-

de se usara el quitanieves y retire todas

las esteras, trineos, tableros, cables, y

otros objetos extraAos.

2. Desenganche todos los embragues antes

de hacer arrancar el motor.

3. No opere el quitanieves sin vestir pren-

das de inviemo adecuadas pare. trabajar

ala intemperie. Vista calzedo que le d_

buena tracciAn sobre superficies resbale-

sas,

4. Maneje el combustible cen cuidade; Aste

es altamente inflamable.

(a) Use un contenedor aprobado pare.

combustible.

(b) Nunca quite la tape del tanque de

combustible ni armadacombustible a

un motor en marcha o a un motor ca-

liente.

re libre y con mucho cuidado. Nunca

Ilene el tanque en un reeinto cerrado.

y/o del sol hace que el combustible

se expanda.

5. Para todos los quitanieves con motores

de arranque el_ctrico, use cables de ex-

tensiAn con certificaciAn CSA!UL Use

solamente tomacorrientes que hayan si-

do instalados de acuerdo con los regla-

mentos de inspecciAn locales.

6. JamAs intente efectuar ning_n ajuste

mientras el motor se encuentra en mar-

cha (excepto cuando el fabricante Io re-

comiende asi especificamente).

7. Permita que el motor y el quitanieves se

ajusten alas temperatures exteriores an-

tes de comenzar a despejar la nieve.

8. Siempre use gafas de seguridad o pro-

tectores pare los ojos durante la opera-

clan o mientras efectQa alg5n ajuste o

reparaciAn ala unidad, pare proteger sus

ojos de objetos extraAos que pudiesen

set lanzados par el quitanieves.

OPERACION

t, No epere este quitanieves si estA toman-

do medicinas que puedan causar somno-

lencia o afectar su habilidad para operar

el quitanieves.

2. No use el quitanieves si por motives

emocionales o fisicos se le dificulta ma-

nejarlo de forma segura.

3. No coloque las manos o los pies cerca o

debajo de piezas en movimiento. Men-

tAngase en todo momento a buena dis-

tancia de le abertura del tubo de

descarga.

4. Tenga mucho cuidado al operar el quite-

nieves en o a tray,s de entradas de au-

tos, senderos o caminos de grava.

MantAngase alerfa de peligros ocultos o

trafico.

5- Si golpea un objeto extra5o, pare el mo-

tor, desconecte el cable de la bujia, ins-

peccione meticulosamente el quitanieves

por si hubiera algQn daAo, y repArelo an-

tes de arrancar el motor y operar el quite-

nieves nuevamente.

Si el quitenieves comienza a vibrar de

manere excesiva, pare el motor y revise-

Io inmediatamente pare encontrar la cau-

se. Generalmente, la vibraciAn as una

advertencia de elgin problem&

7. Pare el motor cuando deje la posiciAn de

operaciAn, antes de desobstruir el aloja-

miento de la barrena/propulsor o el tubo

de descarga, y cuando efect5e cualquier

reparaciAn, ajuste o inspecciAn.

Cuando limpie, repare o inspeccione el

quitanieves, asegArese de que ]a barre-

(d) Vuelva a colocar la tape del tanque

de combustible de manera segura, y

limpie el combustible derramado. 6.

(e) Nunca almacene combustible o el

quitanieves con combustible en el

tanque dentro de un ediflcio donde

los vapores pudiesen alcanzar algu-

na llama abierta o chispas.

(f) Verifique que el quitanieves tenga

suficiente combustible antes de cede

uso, y deje un espacio adicional en el 8.

tanque puesto que el calor del motor

F-031027L 66

na/propulsorytodasInspartesm6viles

seencuentrendetenidas,yquetodoslos

controlesest_ndesenganchados.Desoo-

necteelcabledelabujiaymant_ngalo

alejadodelabujiapareevitarunarran-

queaccidental.

9. TometodasInsprecaucionesposiblesal

dejerelquitanievesdesatendido.Desen-

ganchelabarrena!propulsor,pareelmo-

toryretire18Ilave.

10.Nohagaarrancerelmotorenrecintos

cerrados,exceptoperaarrancerypare

trensportarelquitanieveshaciaedentroo

haciaafueradelrecinto.Abralaspuertas

quedenalexterior;losvaporesdeesca-

pesonpeligresos(contienenMONOXl-

DODECARBONO,unGASINODOROy

LETAL).

11.Nouseelquitanievesparelimpier&reas

deterrenoinclinadas(cuestas,pendien-

tes).Tengamuchocuidadocuandocam-

hiededirecci6n.Nointentelimpier

pendientesmuypronunciadas.

12.Nuncaopereelquitanievessinquelos

resguardos,placesuotrosdispositivos

deseguridadseencuentrenensuIugar.

13.Nuncaopereelquitanievescercadees-

caparetesdevidrio,eutom6viles,vidrie-

ras,sitiosdecerga/descarga,ysimilares,

sinelajusteapropiadodelangulodedes-

cargadelanieve.Mantengaalosnifiosy

lasmascotasalejadosdel&reequeest&

despejando.

14.Nosobrecarguelecapecidaddelquita-

nievesalintenterlimpiarlanieveauna

velocidaddemesiador&pida.

15.Nuncaopereelquitanievesaaltasveloci-

dadesdetransportesobresuperficies

resbalosas.Mirehaciaarrasytengacui-

dadoalretroceder.

16.Nuncadescarguedirectamentehaciaes-

pectadoresnipermitaanediefrenteal

quitanieves.

17.Desenganchelefuerzamotrizdelabe-

rrena/propulsorcuandoelquitanieves

seetrasportadoonoest6enuso.

18.Utilice8nicamenteadffamentosyacceso-

dosaprobadospotelfabricantedelquite-

nieves(talescomocadenasparelas

ruedas,juegosdearranqueel6ctrico,

etc.).

19.Nunceopereel quitanieves sin tener bue-

na visibilidad o iluminaci6n. Asegt_rese

siempre que tiene buena estabilidad, y

sujete con firmeza el mange. Camine;

nunca corl'e.

20. No trate de alcanzer &reas dificiles. Man-

tenga ]a estabilided yel balance en todo

momento.

21. No trete de user el quitenieves pare lim-

piar techos.

MANTENIMIENTO Y

ALMACENAMIENTO

1. Revise los pemos con frecuencia pera

asegurer que est6n bien epretados y que

el quitanieves est6 en condiciones segu-

ras de funcionamiento.

2. Nunce guerde el quitanieves con com-

bustible en el tanque dentro de un recinto

donde hubieran fuentes de ignici6n tales

como calentadores de ague y estufes,

secadoras de ropa, y similares. Permite

que el motor se enfrie antes de guarder

el quitanieves en cualquier recinto.

3. Siva a almacenar el quitanieves pot un

pedodo prolongado, siempre consulte las

instrucciones del manual del operador

donde encontrara consejos importantes.

4. Mantenga o reemplace las etiquetas de

seguridad e instrucciones, segQn sea ne-

cesario.

5. Mantenga el quitanieves en marcha unos

cuantos minutos despu_s de despeiar le

nieve, para ev_ar que se congele la be-

rrena/propulsor.

_IL ADVERTENCIA: Este quitanieves

es para use en aceras, entradas

de auto y otras superficies de te-

rreno planas. Se debe tener cuidado al

usar el quitanieves en superficies inclina-

das. NO USE EL QUITANIEVES EN SU-

PERFICIES SOBRE EL NWEL DEL SUELO

tales como techos de residencias, de ga-

rajes, porches u otras estrgcturas o cons-

trucciones similares.

F-031027L 67

IMPORTANTE: Muchos de estos simbolos es_&ncolocados en su quitanieves o estan impresos en

los manuales que vienen con el producto. Antes de operar el quitanieves aprenda y comprenda el

objetivo de carla simbolo.

Simbolos de control y operacibn

Despacio R_pido Arranque el_ctrico

@ @ o Arranque de motor

Motoren marcha Motor apagado Apagado Encendido

Ahogador Ahogador

desactivado activado Neutro Acelerador

Bot6n cebador Llave de encendido

@ @

Ignicibn Ignicibn

desactivada activada

Embrague

de propulsibn

Colector

de barrena

F-031027L

Avance Marcha atr&s de barrena

Oprima para accionar

Enganchar el arranque electrico. Transmisi6n

Simbolos de control y operacibn

Mezcla de combustible

Combustible Aceite y aceite

Descarga hacia Descarga hacia Descarga hacia la Descarga hacia la

ABAJO ARRIBA IZQUIERDA DERECHA

Transferencis de peso Transferencia de peso Llave de encendido

Levante el mango Presione el pedal Insertar para marcha,

para enganchar, para desenganchar. Retirar para parar.

Simbolos de advertencia de seguridad

PEMGRO PELIGRO

Objetos lanzados. Objetos lanzados.

Mantenga alejedos a Mantenga alejedos a

los transet_ntes, los transeuntes. ADVERTENClA

IMPORTANTE

Lea el manual del

propietario antes de

operar esta m_quina.

PELIGRO

Evite las lesiones que puede

causar la barrena rotatoria.

Mantenga las manos, los pies y

la ropa fuera de su alcance.

PELIGRO

Pare el motor

antes de desatascar

el tubo de descarga.

ADVERTENCIA

Superficie caliente PARE

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CONTENIDO DE LABOLSA DE PARTES_AMANO REAL)

1-Manual del Propietario (no se muestra)

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

1 - Tarjeta de garantia (no se muestra)

*Las partesque no neces_tanensambladose encuentranenla cajade herramientasubicadaen la

cubierta de la correa.

I 1 - Perilla de ]a palanca

de cambios (no en su

tamar_o real)

1 - Arandela

1 - Tuerca

1 - Uaves de ignici6n _

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_lb DVERTENCIA: Siempre use

gafas de seguridad o protecto-

res para los ojos mientras en-

sambla el quitanieves.

HERRAMIENTAS NECESARIAS

1 - Cuchillo para cortar ]a caja

2 - Uave de tuercas de 1/2 pig

(o Ilave de tuercas ajustable)

2 - Uave de tuercas de 9/16 pig

(o Ilave de tuercas ajustable)

2 - Uave de tuercas de 3/4 pig

(o ]lave de tuercas ajustable)

1 - Alicate (para abrir las patas

del pasador de chaveta)

1 - Destornillador

1 - Cinta o regla para medir

Figura 57

La Figura 57 muestra el quitanieves en

posiciSn de envio.

La Figura 58 muestra el quitanieves

completamente ensamblado.

La referencia a los lados izquierdo y

derecho del quitanieves se hace desde

la posici6n del operador cuando este se

encuentra detr&s de la unidad.

Palanca de propulsi6n

de la barrena

Palanca de

propulsi6n

pot tracciSn

Manivel8

Deflector

_edescarga

Tornil]o

Patines de

• ajuste de

altura

Figura58

C_MO SACAR EL QUITANIEVES

DE LA CAJA

1. Ubique todas las piezas que vienen

empaquetadas per separado y

s&quelas de la caja.

NOTA: Co]oque el estabilizador de

combustible en un lugar seguro

hasta que Io necesite para guardar

]a unidad.

2. Quite y deseche el material de

empaque que rodea la unidad.

3. Haga un corte de arriba hacia abajo

en cada esquina de la caja y deje

los paneles sobre el suelo.

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4. Para prop6sitos de envio, los pa-

tines de sjuste de alturs, van suje-

tos a la plataforma de envio. Saque

el tornillo que sujeta cada patin a

]a plataforma. Vea la Figura 58.

5. Agarre el quitanieves por el mango

y jale para sacar]o de la plataforma.

PRECAUCI(_N: NO retroceda so-

bre los cables de control.

Quite el material de empaque del

conjunto de los mangos.

Corte los amarres que sujetan el

cable de control del embrague al

mango inferior, y col6quelo alejados

del bastidor del motor.

C6MO ENSAMBLAR EL MANGO Y

EL CONJUNTO DE LA MANIVELA

1. Corte los amarres que sujetan la

palanca de cambios al mango

inferior y mueva la palanca ala

primera velocidad de avance.

2. Corte y deseche el amarre de pl&s-

tico que sujeta el conjunto de la ma-

nivela.

3. Afioje pero no quite los tornillos,

arandelas planas, arandelas de

seguridad y tuercas hexagonales

que se encuentran en los agujeros

superiores del mango inferior. Vea

la Figure 59.

4. Retire los sujetadores y el perno de

anilla de los agujeros inferiores del

mango inferior. Vea la Figura 61.

mango superior

Tuerca

5/16 pig

Arandela de seguri<

dad aberta de

5/16 pig

Afloje pero

no quite

Arandela

•Tornillo de

5/16 pig

Figure 59

Conexi6n en "Z"

Cable de control Figure 60

6. Instale los sujetadores que quit6 en

el paso 4. NO los apriete haste

tener todos los pernos en su lugar.

Ladoizquierdo del

mango superio_

SContretuerca

[_ de nylonde

plg

Perno _ A_a_/_elpag

de anilla Arandele de 3/8 pig

Figure 61

7. Conecte el eje de la manivela ala

junta universal con el pasador de

horquilla. Vea la Figure 62.

8. Apriete la tuerca del perno de

anilla. Aseg_rese de que el perno

de anilla este bien alineado y que

la manivela pueda girar ]ibremente.

9. Apriete todos los pernos del mango.

NOTA: AsegQrese de que los cables no

queden atrapados entre los mangos

superior e inferior.

5. Levante el mango superior ala

posici6n de operaci6n.

NOTA: Si los cables se ban desconec-

tado, conectelos como se muestra en la

Figura 60.

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Junta universal

Figure 62

NOTA: Si los cables se hen desconec-

tado, conectelos como se muestra en la

Figura 63.

Cable de Cable de propul-

propulsi6n si6n de la barrena

ENSAMBLADO DEL CANAL DE

DESCARGA

1, Gire la manivela de ajuste de direcci6n

de descarga hacia la izquierda hasta

que se detenga.

2. Coloque el canal de descarga de nieve

en la perte interior de la brida y alinee

los tres agujeros del canal de dascarga

con los egujeros de la bride del canal de

descarga. (Vea la Figure 64),

3. Coloque tres pernos de eabeza redon-

da de 5/16-18, de adentre hacia afuera

en el cenaL

4, Coloque tres arandelas planas 5/16.18

y tres tuercas 5/16.18 en la parte de

afuere de la bride.

NOTA: NO los apriete demasiado.

5. Gire la manivela hacia la derecha y

compruebe que todos los pernos de

Figure 63

cabeza redonda esten bien apreta-

dos.

Pemos

cebeza

Canal de descarga

Tuerca

Arandela

plane

Figura 64

C6MO INSTALARLAS PERILLA

DEVELOClDAD

Instale la perilla de velocidad ala pa-

lanca de velocidad. Vea la Figure 65.

En algunos modelos la perilla de velo-

cidad viene ya instalado.

_ Perilla de la

palanca de

velocidad

i i _ Palanca de

': velocidad

Figure 65

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C6MO INSTALAR LA VARILLA

DE CONTROL DE VELOCIDAD

1. Coloque la palanca de velocidad

en la posici6n del engranaje nQmero

seis.

2. Coneete ]a varilla de control de

velocidad (extremo en angulo de

90 °) al soporte selector de veloci-

dad con la arandela y el pasador

de chaveta. Vea la Figura 66.

3. Coloque la palanca de velocidad

en el primer cambio.

4. Conecte el junta articulada, ubica-

da en el extremo inferior de la vari-

Ila de control de velocidad al

conjunto de horquilla de cam-

bios. Vea la Figura 67. La f&brica

se encarga de conectar los sujeta-

dores a la junta articulada.

5. El largo de la junta articulada y de

]a varilla de control de velocidad

ban sido preajustados en la f&brica.

Si es necesario ajustarlo, afloje la

tuerca. Retire los sujetadores para

desconectar la junta articulada del

conjunto de horquilla de cam-

bios. Para alargar o acortar el largo

de la varilla de control de veloci-

dad, gire el adaptsdor para obten-

er el largo correcto.

6. Aseg_rese de que la palanca de

velocidad funcione bien. Mueva la

palanca de velocidad a traves de

todas las velocidades.

Soporte Palanca de

de la palanca velocidad

de velocidad

Varilla de

control de

velocidad

_randela

Pasador

de chaveta

Figura66

k_ Varilla de control de velocldad

Junta .._ _

articulada

_Sujetadoras Figura 67

FIJACI6N DE LA ALTURA DE

LOS PATINES

El quitanieves tiene patines de altura

ajustable montados en la parte de

atr&s del alojamiento de Is barrena.

Para ajustar los patines de altura para dife-

rentes condiciones, consulte "Ajuste de los

patines de altura", en ]a secci6n de Servi-

cio y Ajustes.

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Patines de

altura

ajustable

74 Figura 68

C6MO AJUSTAR EL LARGO DE

LOS CABLES

Puesto que los cables fueron ajuetadoe

en la f&brica, no ee necesario que

usted los ajuste. Sin embargo, una vez

que se instalan los mangos en la posi-

ci6n de operaci6n, es posible que los

cables queden muy tirantes o muy rio-

jos. Si es necesario ajustados, consulte

la secci6n "C6mo revisar y ajustar los

cables" que aparece en la secci6n de

Servicios y Ajustes.

_" USTA DE REVISI6N

Antes de usar su nuevo quitanieves, y

para asegurar que obtenga el mejor

rendimiento y la mayor satisfacci6n de

este producto de calidad, por favor ha-

ga un repaso de la siguiente lista de re-

visi6n:

_" Se han completado todas las instruc-

clones de ensamblado.

_" El tubo de descarga gira libremente.

_" No quedan piezas sueltas en la caja

de cart6n.

_" Revise los sujetadores. Compruebe

que todos esten bien apretados.

_" En los modelos de arranque electri-

co, la unidad ha sido enviada con el

cable del sistema de arranque en-

chufado al motor. Antes de utilizar la

unidad, sirvase desenchufar el cable

de arranque del motor.

AI mismo tiempo que aprende a usar su

quitanieves, preste mucha atenci6n a

los detalles siguientes:

_" El aceite del motor est& al nivel ade-

cuado.

_" AsegQrese que el tanque de gasolina

este Ileno con gasolina limpia, fresca

y sin plomo.

Familiaricese con todos los contro-

les, su ubicaci6n y funci6n. Opere los

controles antes de hacer arrancar el

motor.

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CONOZCA SU QUITANIEVES

Leaeste manual del propietario y las reglas de seguridad antes de usar su quitanieves. Com-

pare las ilustraciones con su quitanieves parafamiliarizarse con las posioionesde los diversos

controles y ajustes, Guarde este manual para referencia en el futuro.

Palanca de cambio de velcoidades

Palansa de propulsi6n de la barrena _-

Tanque de combustible

Control de Tapa del

estrangulaci6n tanque

Bot6n

cebader

_ Palanca de propulsi6n

de oruga

Coniunto Deflector

del cigQeSal del conducto

de descarga

Conducto de

descarga

Llave de

ignici6n Manila de

arranque manual

Patines de altura ajustable

Pasadores de

seguridad

3arra raspadera Figura 69

Palanca de propulsibn de la barrena - A-

rranca y detiene la barrena y el propulsor (re-

coge y lanza la nieve)

Palanca de propulsibn de tracoibn -Impul-

sa el quitanieves hacia delante ohacia arras

Palanca de cambio de velocidedes - Se-

]ecoiosa la velocidad de[ quitanieves (6 velcoi-

dades hecia adelante y 2 velcoidades de

retrcoeso).

Ensamblado de la manivela de direccibn

de descarga - Cambia la direcci6n de lanza-

miento de la aieve.

Deflector del conducto de dessarga - Cam-

bia la distancia del lanzamiento de la nieve.

Conducto de deecarga - Cambia la altura y

]a direcci6n del lanzamiento de la nieve.

Patines de altura ajustable - Ajustan la dis-

tancia libre entre el terreno y el alojamiento de

]a barrena.

Uave de igaici6n - DeberA ser insertada pa-

ra arrancar el motor.

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Manila del arranque manual - Arransa el

motor manualmente,

Control de estrangulacibn - Se usa para

arrancar ua motor frio,

Botbn de cebado - Inyec_a el combustible

directamente dentro del sarburador o distdbui-

dor para un arranque r&pido en temperaturas

bajas.

Control del ecelerador - Controla la velcoi-

dad del motor.

Botbn de arranque elentrico -(si la uaided

Io tiene) Se usa para arransar el motor usan-

do el arransador el_,ctr_o de 120V.

Pasadores de segurided -Pasadores dise-

5ados especialmente para rompersa (para

proteger la m&quisa) si un objeto sa atora en

el alojamiento de la barren&

Caja de herramientas - Contiene pasadores

de seguridad yespaciadores de repuesto.

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La operaci6n de cualquier quitanieves puede

ocasionar que objetos extraSos sean ]anza-

dos hacia los ojos, Io cual podria resultsr en

]esiones grave& Use siempre galas de se-

guridad o protectores para los ojos mientras

opera e] quitanieve&

Se recomiendan las galas de seguridad es-

t&ndar o la m&scara de seguridad de visi6n

ampfia para usarla sobre los anteojos.

_IL ADVERTENCIA: Lea el Manual

del propietario antes de operar

la maquina. Nunca dirija la des-

carga hacia espectadores. Pare el motor

antes de desobstruir el conducto de des-

carga o el alojamienato de la barrens y

antes de dejar la m&quina.

C6MO DETENER EL

QUITANIEVES

1. Para detener el ]anzamiento de nieve,

suelte la palanca de propulsibn de la

barrena (yea Is Figura 70),

2. Pars parar las ruedss, suelte ]a palanca

de propulsibn de traccibn,

3. Pars parar el motor, empuje la palanca

de control de aceleraci6n a apagado

(off) y saque la Ilave de ignicibn,

Palanca de propul-

si6n de la barrena

Palanca propulsi6n

de tracci6n

Figura 70

COMOCONTROLARLADESCARGADE

NIEVE

1. Gire la manivela de control para establecer

la direcci6n del lanzamiento de la nieve.

2. Afloje la tuerca de mariposa en e] de-

flector del canal de descarga y ajuste el

deflector para establecer la distancia.

Mueva el deflector hacia (ARRIBA) pars

mayor distsncia, hacia (ABAJO) pars

una distancia menor. Luego apriete la

tuerca de mariposa (Figura 71).

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Tuerca de mariposa

]gura 71

COMO AVANZAR Y

RETROCEDER

1, Pars cambiar de velocidad, suelte la pa-

lanca de propulsi6n de oruga y mueva la

palanca de cambios a la velocidad des-

eada (Figura 70). La velocidad en el te-

rreno estsrA determinada pot las

condiciones de la nieve. Seleccione la

velocidad que desea moviendo la palan-

ca de csmbio de velocidades a la ranura

apropiada de la placa de la palanca de

cambios.

Velocidades 1, 2 - Nieve h(_meda, pesa-

da, muy profunda

Velocidad 3 -Nieve ligera

Velocidad 4 - Muy ligera

Velocidades 5, 6 - Pars transportar la

unidad solamente

Enganche la palanca de propulsi6n de

trscci6n (en el lado izquierdo). A medida

que el quitanieves comienza a moverse,

sujete firmemente los mangos, y guie el

quitanieves a Io largo del camino a des-

pejar. No intente empujarlo.

Pars mover el quitanieves en retroceso,

mueva Is palanca de cambio de veloci-

dsdes a la primers o segunda velocidad

del retroceso y enganche la palanca de

propulsi6n de tracci6n (en el ]ado iz-

quierdo).

IMPORTANTE: Nunca mueva la palanca

de cambio de velocidades mientras la pa-

lanca de propulsion de traccion est& aba-

jo.

PARA LANZAR LA NIEVE

1, Empuje la palanca de propulsi6n de Is

barrena hacia abajo (]ado derecho) (yea

la Figura 70).

2. S561tela pars detener el lanzamiento de

nieve.

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C(_MOUSARELPASADORDE

ENGANCHEDE LARUEDA

1. La rueda del lado derecha va asegureda

el eje per medic de un pesador de en-

ganche (paeedor klick). Esta unidad fue

despechada con el pasador en ]a poei-

cibn de enganche (a tray,s del agujero

de la rueda), Vea la Figure, 72,

2. Para feciliter la maniobra de la unidad en

condiciones de nieve ]igera, desconecte

el pasedor klick de la posicibn de en-

ganche de la ruede eintrod_zcalo en el

egujero pare tracci6n de una rueda (des-

engenche solemente el agujero<lel

eje). Vea la Figure 73.

NOTA: Aseg_rese de que el pasador klick

est6 en la posici6n de tracci6n de una sola

ruede en el eje solamente, y no est_ inserta-

do a tray,s de la posici6n de enganche.

Pasador

klick

Posici6n de

enganche Tracci6n en

2 reedas

Figure 72

Pasedor •

Pos_cion de

desengan- _P' _ Tracci6n en

che _v_"_ una sola

Figure 73

ANTESDE ENCENDEREL MOTOR

1. Antes de darle servicio o de encender el

motor, familiaricese con el quitanieves.

Aseg_rese de entender la funci6n y la

ubicaci6n de todos los controles.

2, Revise la tensi6n del cable del embra-

gue antes de encender el motor. Con-

suite el parrefo Como ajustar el cable

de control, en ]e seeei6n de Servicio y

Ajustes de este manual

3, Aseg_rese de que todos los sujetadores

est_n apretados.

4, Aseg_rese de que los patines de eltura

ajustable est6n ajustados correctamen-

te, Consulte el pArrafo Cbmo ajueter le

altura de los patines, en la secci6n de

Servicio y Ajustes de este manual.

5, Revise la presi6n de las ruedas (14 - 17

libres). No sobrepase el limite m#.ximo

de presi6n para los neumAticos

C6MO REVISAR EL ACEITE:

NOTA: El motor fue enviedo de la fabrica

con aceite. Revise el nivel de aceite. Ar_e-

de aceite seg_n sea necesario.

Paraa_adiraceite

1. Aseg_rese de que la unidad se encuen-

tre sobre una superficie nivelada.

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NOTA: No revise el nivel de aceite es-

tendo el motor en marcha.

2, Quite la tapa/varifla de nivel de aceite.

Revise el nivel.

3, Si es necesario, aSada eceite hasta la

Ifnea FULL (lleno) en le tapa/varilla del

nivel (yea la Figura 74). No exceda la

medida.

Tapa/varilla del nivel de

aceite

LLENO

NOTA: El nivel del aceite debera ester

entre la marca Ileno y la marca agregar

Figure 74

4, Apriete la tapa!varilla del nivel de aceite

en forme segura cada vez que revise el

nivel de eceite,

NOTA: Cuando ]a temperatura alcence -6,7 °

C (20°F) o menos, puede user aceite del tipo

S.A.E. 5W-30 pare facilitar en encendido del

motor.

TIPO DE COMBUSTIBLE

La certificaci6n del motor indica que _ste

cumple con les estipulacienes de las normas

de regulaci6n de emisiones de California y

de la US EPA pera motores ULGE (en equi-

po de servicio o pare prades y jardines). Los

motores ULGE estan certificados pare fun-

cionar con gasoline regular sin plome.

_IL DVERTENCIA: Los combusti-

bles mezclados con alcohol

(llamados gasohol o aquellos

que usan etanol o metanol) pueden

atraer humedad la cual conduce a la se-

paracibn y formaci&n de acidos durante

el almacenamiento. Los gases acidicos

pueden da_ar el sistema de combustible

de un motor mientras se encuentra en

almacenamiento.

NOTA: Pare eviter problemas de] motor, e]

sistema de combustible debe vacierse antes

del almacenamiento durante 30 dies o ma-

yor. Arranque el motor y d6jelo an marcha

hasta que las lineas de combustible y el

carburador est_n vacfos. Use gasolina fres-

ca [e s{guiente temporada.(vee la "lnstruccio-

has para almacenamiente" pare obtener

informeciSn edicional).

Nunca use productos de limpieza de motor o

carburador en el tanque de combustible, de

]o contrarie podria causer da5o permanente.

Llenar el tanque 5nicamente cen gasolina

nueva, [impia, regular sin plemo, sSper sin

plemo, o gasolina autemotor reformulada.

NO usa gasoline con plomo. AsegSrese de

que el recipiente que contiene la gaseline a

utilizer, est_ limpio y sin 5xide u etras

perticulas extrar_as. Nunca use gase[ina

venc{da debido a su prolongade almecena-

miente.

Dep6s{to

de gasoline

Figure 75

ADVERTENCIA: La gasolina es

inflamable y debe tener touche

cuidado al manipularla o

alamcenarla.

No Ilene el tanque de combustible

mientras el quitanieves se encuentre

en marcha, cuando est6 caliente, o

cuando el quitanieves se encuentre

en un brea cerrada.

Mantenga la unidad alejada de llamas

abiertas o chispas el_ctricas y no fu-

me mientras Ilena el tanque de com-

bustible.

Nunca Ilene el tanque completamente,

Llene el tanque hasta dejar entre

1/4-1/2 pulgada de la parte superior

para proporcionar espacio para la ex-

pansibn del combustible.

Siempre Ilene el tanque al aire libre y

use un embudo o boquilla pare preve-

nit el derrame.

Aseg_rese de limpiar cualquier com-

bustible derramado antes de arrancar

el motor.

Almacene la gasolina en un conten-

dor, limpio y aprobado, y mantenga la

tapa puesta y segura en el

contenedor.

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PARA APAGAR EL MOTOR

1. Para parar la marcha del motor,

mueva la palanca de control de

aceleraci6n ala posici6n "LENTO",

luego ala posici6n "PARAR" (vea la

Figura 76).

Figure 76

2. Saquela Ilave de ignici6nON/OFF

(vea la Figura 77). Guarde la Ilave

en un lugar seguro. El motor no

arrancar& sin la Ilave de ignici6n.

Figure 77

PARA ENCENDER EL MOTOR

Cerci6rese de que el motor tiene suficiente

aceite, Antes de encender el motor, aseg_re-

se de leer toda le informeci6n siguiente:

_lb ADVERTENCIA: El motor de

arranque est& equipado con un

cable de alimentacibn y enchu-

fe trifilar, diser_ados para funcionar con

corriente domestica de 120 voltios CA. El

cable de alimentacibn deberb estar co*

nectado a tierra en todo momento para

evitar la posibilidad de un choque el_ctri-

co que podrla lesionar al operador.

Siga cuidadosamente todas las ins-

ttucciones de la seccibn "Arranque

del motor."

Verifique que el alambrado el_ctrico

de su case tenga un sistema trifilar

conectado a tierra. Si no estb seguro

de esto, pregt_ntele a un electdcista

profesional. Si su casa no cuenta con

un sistema de alambrado el_ctdco tri-

filar, no use el arrancador el_ctrico

bajo ninguna circunstancia.

Si su sistema est& conectado a tierra

pero no dispone de on tomacorrientes

ttitilar, en un punto conveniente para

enchutar su arrancador el_ctrico, pida

a un electricista protesional que le

instale uno.

Para conectar el cable de alimenta-

cibn de 120 voltios de CA, siempre

conecte primero el cable ala caja del

tomacorrientes del motor, luego en-

chufe el otto extremo en el tomaco-

rrientes trifilar conectado a tierra. AI

desconectar el cable de alimentacion

electrica, siempre desenchufe prime-

ro el extremo en el tomacorrientes co-

nectado a tierra.

C6mohacerarrancarel motoren fr|o

1, AsegOrese de que las pelancas de pro-

pulsi6n de la berrena y de propulsi6n de

oruga est&n en la posici6n desenganche

"S UELTA" (RELEASED),

2, Gire la perilla de estrangulaci6n a la po-

sioi6n ESTRANGULAR (yea la

Figure 78).

Estrangulador

3, Oprima el bot6n cebedor tres veces (vea

la Figure 78).

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-.l=1

4, Mueva el control de aceleracJ6n a la po-

sici6n (RAPIDO). Opere el motor con el

control de aceleraci6n en la posici6n

"RAPIDO" (yea la Figure 79),

Control de la

_ aceleraci6n J

Figure 79

5. Saque ambas Ilaves de ignici6n de

]a boise pl&stica, lnserte una de

elias en la ranura de encendido

(vea la Figura 80). AsegQrese de

que la Ilave encaje bien. No gire la

Ilave de ignicibn. Guarde la se-

gunda Have en un lugar seguro.

Llavede ignici6n

Figure 80

6, (ARRANQUE MANUAL) Jale la manive-

la del arranque con un movimiento segu-

re y r&pido (yea la Figure 81). No deje

que la inercia de] encendido jale la cuer-

da de] arranque con violencia. Permita

que vuelva a enrollarse suavemente

mientras sostiene le manivela.

Manijade a_ nque manual

Figura 81

7. (ARRANQUE ELECTRICO) Conecta el

cable de alimentaci6n al motor y eprima

al bot6n da arranque.

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Conecte el

cable de ali-

mentaci6n

Bot6n de

arranque

Figura 82

8. Mientres el motor se va calentando,

mueva la palanca de ahogador a la posi-

ci6n de "1/2 ahogador". Cuando el mo-

tor est_ funcionando uniformemente,

mueva la palanca del ahogador a la po-

sici6n de "No ahogador".

9. Opere el motor a toda velocidad (RAPI-

DO) al remover nieve.

Deje que el motor se caliente por algunos

minutes antes de soplar nieve, en tempera-

turas inferiores a - 18°C (0°F).

ARRANQUE EN CALIENTE

Si est8 errancando un motor caliente des-

pu_s de un apag6n corto, deje el estrangula-

dot en "APAGADO" (OFF) y no pulse el

bot6n cebo.

ARRANQUE CONGELADO

Si el arrencador esta congelado y no arranca

el motor:

1, Hale tante Iongiatud de cuerda del arran-

cador como sea posible.

2, Suelte la manila del arrancador y d6jela

enrollarse de nuevo contra el arrance-

dor. Repita haste que Iogre encender el

motor.

Pare ayudar a evitar la posibilidad de conge-

lamiento del arrancedor de retroceso y los

controles del motor, proceda de la manera

siguiente despu_s de cada trabajo de remo-

ci6n de nieve.

1, Con el motor en marcha, hale la cuerda

de arranque en_rgicamente con un alar-

gamiento de brazo continuo tres o cua-

tro veces. El halado de la cuerda de

arranque producirA un sonido de repi-

queteo fuerte, Esto no cause daSo ni al

motor ni al arrancador,

2, Con el motor parado, limpie tode la nie-

ve y humedad de la cubierta del carbu-

faderene[Areadelas pelances de

control. Asimismo, mueve el control de

aceieraciAn, control de estrangulaciAn, y

manija del arrancador varias veces y de-

je e[ estranguIador en Ja posiciAn, 'q-O-

TAL" (FULL) y la palanca de aceieraciAn

el la posiciAn (RAPIDO).

_IL ADVERTENCIA: Nunca arran-

que el motor dentro de un re-

cinto cerrado o en Areas con

poca ventilacion. Los gases de escape

del motor contienen MONOXIDO DE

CARBONO, UN GAS INODORO Y MOR-

TAL. Mantenga las manos, los pies, el

pelo y las ropas sueltas alejadas de las

partes en movimiento tanto del motor

como del quitanieves.

La temperatura del silenciador y de

las piezas alrededor del silenciador

puede exceder los 150°_ :. Evite tocar

estas partes.

NO PERMITA que ni_os ni adolescen-

tes operen el quitanieves ni que est_n

cerca cuando est_ funcionando.

CAMO QUITARLANIEVEY

ESCOMBROSATASCADOSDE

LABARRENA

_IL ADVERTENCIA: No intente qui-

tar la nieve ni escombros atas-

cados en la barrena sin tomar

las precauciones siguientes.

En ie perte de arriba del alojamiento de ie ba-

rrena se encuentra un bastAn de limpieza. Uti-

lice el bastAn de limpieza para quitar la nieve

atascada en e[ alojamiento de ie barrena.

Suelte la palanca de propuieiAn de la ba-

rrena.

Mueva la paIanca de control de aceiera-

clan ala posicidn "parar",

Retire (sin girar) la Ilave de ignieiAn.

Desconecte el cable de la bujia.

No coloque las manos en la barrena o

canal de descarga. Use el bastAn de [im-

pieza pare quitar la nieve.

PISTAS SOBRE LANZAMIENTO

DE NIEVE

1. Para mayor eficiencie de lanzamJento de

nJeve durante leremocJ6nde lamisma,

ajuste la velocidad en el terreno, NUNCA

la aceieraciAn. Avance lentemente en 6.

nieve profunde, congelada, o h_med& Si

le oruga desliza, reduzca la velocidad ha-

cia adeiente. El motor esta diseAade para

brinder un rendimiento m_:imo bajo ace-

leraciAntotal y debe ser operado en este

valor de potencia en todo momento.

2. Ellanzamiento de nieve es mas efixcen- 7.

te si la remociAn de la misma se efectt]a

inmediatamente despuAs de su ceida.

3. Pare una remociAn complete de la nieve,

traslape Iigeramente cada cemino adop-

tado previamente. En nieve profunda, 8.

superponga los barrides entre si pare

evitar sobrecargar la maquine. 9.

4. La nieve deberia ser descargada en la di-

recci6n del viento siempre que sea posibie.

5. Pare use normal, posiciene las correde-

ras de apoyo de manera tel que la barra

raspadora se encuentre 1/8 de pulgada

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sobre las correderas de apoyo. Pare su-

perfieies de nieve sumamente compac-

ta, ajuste las correderas de apoyo hacia

arriba de manera que la barra raspadora

haga contacto con el terreno.

En superficies de grave o roca triturada,

posiciene las correderas de apoyo a

1- 1/4 pulgades per debajo de ie barra ras-

padora (Vea el parrafo "CAmo ajustar ie

altura de ies correderas de apeyo" en la

pAgina 55). Las rocas y grava no deberan

set recogidesy ienzadas pot la mAquina.

DespuAs de que se haya completedo el

lanzamiento de nieve, permita que el

motor se encuentre en reposo pot unos

cuantos minutos, Io cual derretirA la nie-

ve y hielo acumulado del motor.

Efect_e una limpieza completa de el qui-

tanieves luego de cede uso.

Remueva la acumulaciAn de hielo y nie-

ve y todo material extraAo heterogAneo

de el quitanieves en su totalidad, y lave

con agua (si fuese posible) pare remo-

ver toda sal u otras substancias quimi-

cas. Seque el quitanieves.

hV_r;! _ii _ _I hV_ll3_i I[e_

REGISTROSDE

SERVICIO

Anotelas fechasa me- Antes Cada Cada Cada Cada Antes FECHA

didaque completael de ca- A me- 5 10 25 tempo- de DEL

servicio da uso nudo horas horas horas rada guardar SERVICIO

Lubricaci6n de la

barren8 %/ %/

Revisar el nivel de acei-

te del motor %/ %/ %/

Revisar la bujla %/ %/

A ustar la correa de pro- %/ %/ %/

pus6n

*Ajustar despu_s de 2 a 4 horas de uso,

RECOMENDACIONES GENERALES

La garantia de este quitanieves no cubre

elementos que han estado sujetos a abuso o

negligencia por parte del operador. Para re-

cibir el valor total de la garantia, el operador

deber& dar mantenimiento al quitanieves de

acuerdo a las instrucciones contenidas en

este manual.

Sera necesario efectuar algunos ajustes pe-

ri6dicamente para mantener su quitanieves

en buenas oondiciones de funcionamiento.

DESPUleS DE CADA USO

• Haga funcionar la unidad para que satga

toda la nieve acumutada en la barren&

• Para evitar el congelamiento de la

barrena o de los controles, limpie toda la

nieve y el hielo del quitanieves.

• Revise ]a unidad por si tuviera alguna

pieza suelta o daSada.

• Apriete los sujetadores que est_n

sueltos.

• Revise y d6 mantenimiento a la barren&

• Revise los controles para asegurarse de

que funcionan correctamente.

• Si encuentra alguna pieza gastada o

da_ada, c&mbiela inmediatamente,

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ESPECIFICACIONES

CABALLOS DE 7.75 HP

FUERZA

;ILINDRADA 206 co.

CAPACIDAD DE 4 ouartos

GASO LINA (sin plerno)

CAPACIDAD DE

ACEITE 20 onzes, 5W30

BUJiA: Platine, large duraci6n

P/N 5066

ESPACIO DE Entrada: 0,0040,006 pig.

V._./VULAS: Escape: O,0Og-O,011 pig.

QUITANIEVES

CORREA DE PROPULSI(_N DE LA

BARRENA

Ajuste la eerrea do propulsi6n do la barrena

despues do lee primeras 2 6 4 hares, ynue-

vamente amired de la temporada, y dos

races cada temperada peeterionnenfe,

(Conealte "C6mo ajaster las aortaes" an

le section de Servicio y Ajuetes.

LUBRICACION DE LA EJE DE LA

BARRENA -CADA 10 HORAS

1. Lubrique lee eeeesorioe Zerk (A) oada

diez hares con una pistola engrasadore.

2. Cede vez qua e_mbie un perne de segu-

tided, engrase tambi_n el ale de la barre-

ha. Vea la Figure 83. Consulte "C6mo

memplazar los pernos de seguridad

de la barmne" on la seooi6n do Sarvicio

y Ajustes.

Figure 83

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LUBRICACION DE LA CADENA -CA-

DA 25 HORAS

1. Ponga la p_lanee de seleooi6n de velocF

dad on primera (1).

2. Penga el quitanieves do pie sabre el ex-

treme del aloiamiente do la barrena.

NOTA: Cuendo el _rter dal motor est6

llano do e_eite, esag_resa da no dajer

al quitaniaves da pie sabre al

alojamianto de la barrene per touche

tiempo.

3. Quite el p_nel inferior.

4. Lubrique lee cadence con un lubrieante

especial pare cadenae.

5. Cuando vaya a alrnacenarlo, limpie el aje

hexagonal y los engrenajes con a_ite

de motor 5W30.

NOTA: Limpie todo excwasode gresa o

de aeeite de la reade de fricwai6no da

la place del disco da propulei6n.

PRECAUCI6N: No parmita qua le

greae antr_ en eootaeto eon le rueda

de fric_i6n ni con le ple_ dal disco de

propulsi6n.

6. Inertia el panel inferrer.

Cadena

Figure 84

CAJA DE ENGRANAJES DE LA

BARRENA

La e_ja de engranajes do la barrena so lubri-

ca en la _brie_ yno raquiere lubricaeibn. $i

per alguna rezbn el lubricante se escape,

haga reviser esta caja do engranajee on un

centro do servicio autorizado.

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MOTOR

LUBRICACI(_N

Revise el nivel de aoeite en el o_rter del mo_

tor antes de encenderlo ydespues de cada

oinco _5} hor_s de uco oontinuo. Agre_ue

aseite de motor S.A.E. 5W30 a medida qua

sea necos_rio. Apriete la tap_arilla

indisadora en forma segure cada vez que

revise el nivel del acoite.

Tap_arilla indioadore

del nivel de aoerte

LLE_O

Figure 85

_=del

aseite

Figure 86

Cambie el aseite oada veintioinco (25) horas

de uso, opor Is manse una vez al afio s1el

quitanieves no se usa por veinticicoo (25)

horns.

CAMBIO DE ACEITE

1. Coloque el quitanievee de manere tel qua

el tapSn de drenaje del acoite sea el pun

to m&_ bajo del motor.

2. Quite el tap6n de drenaje del acoite y la

tapa_arilla indioadore dal nival de

aceite, Drone el aseite en un resipiente

apropiado,

NOTA: El aceite fluir_ meior si el motor es-

ta o_liente.

3. Una vez qua haya sasado todo el acoite,

soloque nuevamente el tap6n de drenaje

en su lugar yapri_telo pare qua quede

se£iuro.

4. Llano lentamente el s&rter del motor con

acoite S.A.E. 5W30. NO LO LLENE DE-

MASIADO. Consulte =Pare afiadir aseite"

en la secoi6n de Operaoi6n.

BUJiA

Revise la buj|a oada veintioinco _25) home.

Reempl&oela si log eleotrodos est_n pio_doe

o quemadco osi la porcolana esta rejada.

Pare easar la bujfa, es neoesarfo retirar la

oubierta protectore de la unidad. Coneulte

=C6mo desmontar la oubielta proteotora" en

la secoi6n de Servieie y Ajuates.

1. Asegl)rese de qua la buila est_ limpia.

Limpiela responds son mcoho coidado

los ele_trodco (no age cherts de arena

ni eapillo de alambres).

2. Revise el antrehiarro de la bujla usando

una I_mine ¢alibradora y reetablezoa el

entrehierro a 0,030 pig. si lucre necosa-

rio. Ve_ la Figure 87,

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3. Antes de instalar la buji'e, oubra la fosse

son un poco de aoeita pare qua se_ m_s

f&oil s_sarla, si fuera neoesario. Aprieta

la bujfa aun par de apriete de 15

pie4ibre.

L_mina oalJbredore

0,030pig.

Bujia

Figure 87

,_k ADVERTENCIA: Para p_venir

el arranque accidental del mo=

btot, siemp_ desconeete el ca-

ble de la bujfa y mant_ngalo alejado de

6_a mientras tealiza ajusles o rvapara-

ciones a la unidad.

COMO AJUSTAR LOS PATINES DE

ALTURA

Este qurtanieves est6 equipado con dos patF

nes de ajuste de altura, ubicados en el lado

exterior del alojamiento de la b_rrena. Ve_ la

Figura 88.

Estos p_tines de _iuste de altura elevan la

parte del_ntera del quit_nieves.

Tuerc_s de montaje

P_ra superficies duffs norm_les, tales oomo

entred_s de auto o senderos pavimentados

ajuste los p_tines de _iuste de altura de I_

de la siguiente manera:

1. Pong_ el quitanieves en una supe_cie

nivel_da.

2. Compruebe que ambos neum&Iicos ten=

gan I_ misma presi6n de aire. La presi6n

de aire _orreota es 14 a 17 PSI. No exe_

da I_ presJ6n mfixim_ indi_da en I_ _ar_

lateral del neumfitico.

3. Coloque los pernos de seguridad _dioio-

hales (ClUese encuentran en la bolsa

de partes) debejo de cade_extremo de le

barra mspadora junto _los patines de

ajuste de alture.

4. Afloje las tueroes de monteje que su[etan

los pe_tinesde e_justede _ltur_. Per_ baj_r

la perte delantere del quitenieves, sub_i

los petines. Apriete Ies tueroas de morn

taje. Vee la Figure 88.

NOTA: P_ra I_s superficies pedregos_s o

irregulares, suba le parte delantera del quite=

nieves bajando los p_tines de aiuste..

_DVERTENCIA: Asegl3ra_rve de

mantener la altura n_esaria

sobre el suelo del &tea que se

va a limpiar. Si el impulsor golpea obje-

tos tales como grava, piedras u ot_os

deseehos, los puede lanzar con $gfi-

ciente fuerza _omo para causar I_io-

nes personales, dafios a la propiedad o

da_os al quitanieves.

AJUSTE DE LA BARRA

RASPADORA

Despues de mu_ho uso, le barra raspedora

met_li_a se gaster&. Le barra raspedora y

los p_tines, siempre deben aju_rse de m_

nere que quede un espaoio de 1/8 pig. entre

le berre raspadora y le aoera o el _re_ que

se v_ _ despei_r.

1. Ponge el quitanieves en une supe_ie

nivelede.

2. Compruebe que _mbos neum_ticos tie

nen la misma presi6nde eke. Le presi6n

corr_ es de 14 a17 PSI. No exoeda

la presi6n m_b_ma indicada en la care

I_eral del neumfitioo.

3. Afloje I_s tueroas ypernos de _oche que

sujetan la barra resp_dore al _lojamiento

de I_ barrena.

4. A[uste le barra raspedora e_la posici6n

oorl%.ot_.

5. Apriete las tueroes y pernos de ooche..

Asegure que le barra respedora quede

paralele oon le acera o el firea que se va

ds_pei_r.

6. Pere que le b_rre respadore dure m_

tiempo, qui_ele y m6n_ele al rev_s. 8i de=

be reemplazerla debido al desgeste, qui

te les tueroas ylos pernos de coohe e

instele une berre raspadora nueve.

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C(_MO DESMONTAR LA

CUBIERTA PROTECTORA

Para acceder a la bujra es necesario

quitar la cubierta protectora

1 Quite el estrangulador (yea la

Figura 89).

2Saque la Ilavede ignici6n

3Quite los cuatro tomillos de monta-

je.

4 Retire cuidadosamente la cubierta

protectora (yea la Figura 90) Ase-

g0rese de que la manguera del bo-

t6n cebador y el cable de ignici6n

permanezcan conectados

5Para instalar la cubierta protectora,

aseg0rese de que la manguera del

bot6n cebador y el cable de ignici6n

est6n conectados

6 Monte lacubiertaprotectora en el

motor yfi]ela con loscuatro tornillos

de montaje (yea la Figura 91)

7 Alinee la leng0eta del e-strangulador

con la ranurade lacubierta protec-

tora (yea la Figura 92).

8 Conecte el estrangulador a lavarilla

del estrangulador. Aseg0rese de

que el estrangulador est6 instalado

correctamente. 8i no Ioes el es-

trangulador nofuncionar_.

Cubierta proteotora Figure 90

Cubierte proteotore Figure 91

Estrengu-

ledor

Cubierta

protectora ]ornnlos

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Lleve de

ignicibn

Figura 89

Carburador _\\\\ (

Figure 92

AJUSTE DE LAS CORREAS

Correa de propulsl6n

La correa,do propulsi6n tiono una

presiSn de reeorto constante y no re-

quioro ning_n ajuate. Si hate.que om-

peza.a resba.lar,reempl,.'_cola.Consulte

=CSmoroemplazar la.corroa" on la.sec-

cibn de Servicio y Ajuates

Correa de propulsl6n de la barrena

Si el quitanievos no oxpulsa, la nievo,

compruebe el ajuate del cable. Si es

correcto, compruebe que la correa de

propulsi6n de la.barrena eat6 en buen

eata.do Si eat& eatropoa.da o euelta.,

roompl_.cela (consulto =C6mo deemon-

tar la. eorroa, de propuleibn do la barre-

na" en eata misma, secci6n del manual).

1 Deeconecte el cable do la bujfa

2 Quite el tomlllo do la. eublerta de

la correa. Quite la cublerta de la

correa (Figure. 93).

3 Aflojola.tuorca do la polea guia,de

la.barrona,y mueva,oata E_ltima.ha-

cia la.correa un octavo de pulgada.

aproxima.da.mente(3 ram)

(Figura 96)

4Apriotela.tuerea.

5 Pida a a.lguienquo ponga el embra.-

guo do la.barrena..Compruebo la

tensi6n de la.correa.(a.Ilado contra.-

rio do la polea guia). La correa,cle-

F031C27L 88

berfa codermedia,pulgada (12,5

ram) conpresibn modora.da.

(Figura 94) Puode quo tonga quo

mover la polea guia.m,_sde una.

voz para conseguirla tensiSn co-

rrecta

Polea de

propulsibn

// "x_ -- de la

_ --,/_._ barrena

_/;,_O Deflec_i6n

.- \_ 1_'2plg.

Figure 94

6 Vuolva.a.porterla.cubierta do la

correa

"7 Siempre que a.juateoreemplace las

correae,tambi6n har,_falta ajuata.r

los cables (Coneulte=C6moajuata.r

losca.bles" on eata.miemaeocci6n

del manual).

8 Oonecte el cable de lee bujfas

COMO REEMPLAZAR LAS CO-

RREAS

I_ascorroasdo propulei6nsonespecia-

leey se debon roomplazarcon corroas

originalos del fabrieanto quo podr,_en-

contrar en su tionda Soars m,_ecerca.-

ha,

Para complota.ra.lgunosde oatoe pro-

eedimiontoe nocosita.rAla ayuda do atra.

persona..

Cbmo dosmontar la ¢orrea do propul-

slbn de la barrena

Si la corroa,do propulsi6neatS.oatro-

peada, el quitanievos nooxpulsar_ la.

niove Reomplace la.corroa,de la.ei-

guionte me.nora..

1 Deeeonocte el cabledo la bujfa

2 Afloje los pernos a cada lade del

panel Inferior (Figora 95)

3Quite el panel Inferior.

Perno P_nel

inferior

Perno

Figure 95

4Quite el tornlllo de la cublerta de

la cortes Quite la cublerla

(Figura 93)

5Afloje la gul'a de la cortes. 8epare

la gul'a de la poles de propulsl6n

de la barrena (Figura 96).

6 8epare la poles gul'a de la correa

de propulsl6n de la barrena.

7 Quite la correa de propulsl6n vieja

de la polea de propulsl6n de la

Pole_ del motor

barrens y de la polea del motor.

Ins[ale una correa de propulal6n

de la barrena nueva original de f_-

brits que hays comprado en un

centre de servicio 8ears.

8Inslale la correa de propulal6n de

la barrena nueva en la polea de

propulsl6n y en la poles

9Ajuste la correa de propulsl6n de

la barrena. Coneulte "C6moajustar

la correa de propulei6n de la barre-

ns" en la seeci6n de 8ervieio y

Ajusles

10 Ajusle la guia de la correa Consul-

te "C6mo ajuslar la guia de la co-

tree" en la eeeci6n de 8ervieio y

Ajusles

11 Inslale la cublerta de la cortes

Apriete el tornlllo (Figure 93)

12 Revise lee cables. Consulte "C6mo

reviser y ajuslar lee cables" en la

eeeci6n de 8ervieio y Ajusles

13 Inslale el panel Inferior (Figure 95)

14 Apriete los pernos a cads lade del

panel Inferior

15 Conecte el cable de la bujfa

Gufe de lecorre_

propulsi6n

de la berrene

propulsi6n

de la berrene

Anillo

ReserVe de

propulsi6n

Corre_ de

propulsi6n

Pole_ de

propulsi6n

Pole_ del motor

FJgura 96

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C6mo desmontar la correa de

propulsl6n

8i el quitanieves no se mueve hacia

adelante asegOrese de que la correa

de propulsi6n no est6 excesivamente

desga_ada o dafiada 8i Io est.,

reempl_.cela de la siguiente manera

1 Desconecte el cable de la bujia

2 Quite la correa de propulsi6n de la

barrena Consulte "C6mo desmon-

tar la correa de propulsibn de la ba-

rrena" en la secci6n de 8ervicio y

Ajustes

3 Quiteel anlllo E de uno de los ex-

tremes del eJede la place oscllan-

is. Quiteeste eJepare que la place

oscilante £ire hacia adelante

(Figure 96)

4 Quite el resorts de propulslbn,

5 Quite la correa de propulsl6n vieja

de la polea de propulsl6n y de la

polea del motor. Instals una eo-

rrea de propulsl6n original de f_-

brica disponible en un centre de

servicio 8ears

6 Instals la nueva correa de propul-

slbn en la polea de propulslbn y

en la polea del motor.

7Aseg0rese de que la poise gula de

propulsl6n est6 alineada con la

correa de propulslbn.

sujeta (Figure 97).

M_roas de alineemfento Figure 97

NOTA. SI la transmlsl6n no fun-

clona una vez que haya substltul-

do la correa de propulsl6n,

asegdrese de que laplaca oscl-

lante se encuentre entre las dos

marcas de allneamlento.

11, Instals y ajuste la correa de pro-

pulsl6n de la barrena. Consults

=C6mo desmontar la correa de pro-

pulsi6n de la barrena" en la secci6n

de 8ervicio y Ajustes

12. Ajuste la guia de la correa Consul-

te =C6mo ajustar la guia de la co-

rrea" en la secci6n de 8ervicio y

Ajustes

13 InstaJe el panel Inferior (Figura 95)

14 Apriete los pernos a ambos lades

del panel Inferior

8 Conecte el resorte de propulsl6n.

9 Instals el eJe de la place oscllante

y suj6telo con el anlllo E.

10 La parts inferior de laplaca oscl-

lante debe quedar entre las mar-

cas de allneamlento. Aseg0rese

de que la placa oscllante est6 bisn

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15 Instals la cublerta de la correa

Aprieteel tornlllo (Figura 93)

16 Revise el ajuste de los cables Con-

suite =C6mo reviser y ajustar los

cables" en la secci6n de 8ervicio y

Ajustes

17, Conecte el cablede la bujra

AJUSTES DE LA CORREA GUJA

1 Quite el cable de la bujia.

2 Pida a alguien que ponga el propul-

sot de la barren&

3Mida la distancia entre laguia de la

correa y la correa. La distancia de-

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

ram) para la guia. (Figura 98).

Guiade

lacorrea

Pole_ 1/8 pig.

gufa (3,175 ram)

de la

FJgura98

4 8i necesita hater alg0n ajuste aflo-

je el perno de montaje de la gura de

la correa Ponga la gura en la pesi-

ci6n correcta Apriete el pemo

5Vuelva a instalar la cubierta de la

correa

6 Vuelve aconsctar el cable de la buji&

Figura 99

2El esntro del acessorio"Z" debe es-

tar entre el esntro y la parte super-

ior del agujero an la palanca de

propulsi6n Ajuste el cable de pro-

pulsi6nde la barrena oel cablede

propulsi6n por traccibn esg0n sea

neessario,siguiendo las instruccio-

nes a continuaci6n

AJustedel cable de propulslbn de la

barrena

1Dsje el motor en marcha basra que

el tanquede combustiblequede va-

tie y el motorse pare.

2 Levanteel quitanieves conel extre-

ms frontal del alojamientode la ba-

rrena hacia abajo

3 Meta el cableper el resorte hasta

exponer la porcibn rescada del ca-

ble (Figura 100)

C(_MO REVISAR Y AJUSTAR

LOS CABLES

Los cableses ajustanen la f_brica yno Extremo_uadrado

deberia ser neessario ajustarles. 8i es

se dan de si"oesteemflojes, aj0steles.

8iempre que cambieo ajustelas

correastendr_,queajustar loscables.

Para asegurarse de que est_n blen

aJustados,suelte el aeeesorlo "Z" en

la palanea de propulsl6n

(Figure 99).

1Muevala palancade propulsi6nto-

do Ioque pueda hacia adelante

(hasta quetoqueel tope de pl,_sti-

co). 8ujete bien el cable, observe

la pesici6n del accesorio con res-

pects al agujero en la palanca de

propulsi6n.

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Resorte

del ¢._b le

Figura 100

4 8ujete el extreme cuadrado de la

parte rescada con unes alicates y

ajuste la contratuerca hacia afuera

o hacia adentro hasta conesguir el

ajuste correcto Vuelva a meter el

cable per el reesrte y con6ctelo

AJUSTES DEL CABLE DE PROPULSION

1 Deje el motoren marcha hasta que 6 Meta la parte inferiordel cable de

el tanque de combustible quede va-

tie y el motor ee pare

2Levante el quitanievee con el extre-

me frontal del alojamiento de la ba-

rrena hacia abajo.

3 Afloje los pemos acada lade del

panel Inferior (Figura 101)

Perno Panel inferior

mrente

de la

barr_na

Figure 101

4Quite el panel Inferior.

58aque el mangulto del cable del

aoporte de aJuste del cable

(Figura 102).

propulal6n per el soporte de aJua-

te del cable hasta que pueda eacar

el gancho "Z".

78aque el gancho "Z" del aoporte

de aJuate del cable. Mueva el gan-

cho "Z" hacia abajo hasta el si-

guiente agujero de ajuste

8 Jale el cable de propulal6n per el

aoporte de aJuste.

9 Ponga el mangulto del cable sobre

el soporte de aJuate del cable.

10 Para reviear el ajuste, baje la palan-

ca de propulsi6n y compruebe la

Iongitud de uno de los resortes de

propulal6n, 8i el ajuste ee el co-

rreeto, la Iongitud del resorte de

propulal6n ee:

mfn. 3 pig. (76 ram)

m&_. 3-3!8 pig (85 ram)

(Figura 108)

/ /

-4 Cable de .-A'

f ) pmpulsl6n /]

/"-_ 4/ /

20u,,°\¢:./

_' _ ,,,_3,,,,,_,

oo.o,o,,.-

// Soporte de a[uste // .....

del cable Hgur_ ]uz

Resorte de propulsi6n Figura 103

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C(_MO AJUSTAR O REEMPLAZAR LA RUEDA DE FRICCION

Cbmo revlsar la rueda de frlcclbn

8i el quitanioves no avanza revise la

correa de propulsion pot tracciSn, el ca-

ble do propulsion o la rueda do friction.

8i la rueda de fricciSn est,. gastada o

dafiada, hay que cambiarla Vor

=Reemplazo de la ruoda de fricciOn" en

osta section 8i la rueda do friction no

est,. gastada o dafiada, revisela do la

siguiento manera.

1 Doje el motor en marcha hasta quo

el tanque de combustible quede va-

cio y el motor se pare

2 Ponga el quitaniovos en position

vertical sobre la parte delantera del

aloJamlento de la barrena

(Figura 104)

3Dosconecte el cable de la bujra

4 Afloje los pernos a ca£1alado del pa-

nel Inferior (Figura 104).

5Quite el panel Inferior

6Ponga la palanca de camblo de

velocldades on la position m,_s

lenta de velocidad de avance

inferior

miento

de I_

b_rrena

Perno Figure 104

7Fijeso on la posiciOn do la rueda de

frlcclOn (consulte la Figura 105),

La distancia correcta "A" desdo el

lado dorocho do la rueda de frlc-

elbn hasta la parte exterior de la

caja del motor es la siguiente

Tamale Ilanta Dlstancla "A"

12 y 13 pulgs. 4-1/8"

16 pu Igs. 4-5/16"

8i la rueda do friction no est,_ en la

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position correcta,aj0stela de acuer-

do alas instruccionos siguientos.

Figure 105

C6mo aJustarla rueda de frlccl6n

1 Coloque la palanca de camblo de

velocldades on la position m&s

lentado volocidad do avarice.

2 Afloje lacontratuerca hexagonal

on la vara de control de velocl-

dad. Quite la Junta artlculada del

eJe de camblos (consulte la

Figura 106).

3Muova la rueda de frlcclbn a la po-

sicibn correcta (Figura 105)

4 Gire el adaptador hasta que la Jun-

ta artlculada quede alineada con el

agujero de montaje en el eJe de

camblos (consulte la Figura 106).

Una vez alineada instale laJunta

artlculada en el eJede camblos

5Aprietelacontratuerca.

6 Instale el panel Inferior

(Figura 104)

7 Apriete los pernos que hay a carla

lade del panel Inferior

verade\\\

control de _k\\

velocidad _"-_, /

Junta _rtieul_d_

_"-'_" ""_ Figure 106

Cbmo reemplazar la rueda de frlcclbn

8i la ruoda de fricci6n est,_ gastada o

dafiada, el quitanievos no avanza La

rueda de fricei6n ee dobe cambiar de la

eiguiento manera.

1 Doje el motoren marcha hasta quo

el tanque de combustiblequede va-

tie y el motor se pare

2 Ponga el quitaniovoe en poeici6n

vertical sobre la parte delantera del

aloJamlentode la barrena

(Figura 104)

3Dosconeeto el cable de la bujra

4 Quite los sujetadores que fijan la

Ilanta Izqulerda. Quite la Ilanta Iz-

qulerda dol eJe (Figura 107)

5 Afloje lospernos que haya a carla

ladedol panel Inferior

6Quite el panel Inferior

7Quite los sujetadoreeque fijan el

engranaJede propulal6n al eJe

(Figura 108)

8Quite la Ilanta derecha, el eJeyel

engranaJede propulal6n.

9Quite los custro pernos que retie-

non los coJlnetes acada lade del

eJe hexagonal (Figura 109)

10 Quite el eJehexagonal y loscoJl-

nefes,

NOTA: Fl'Jese especlalmente en la

poslcl6n de las arandelaa en el eJe

hexagonal.

U_nt_ Panel inferior

Figura 107

Csdena Figura 108

Figura 109

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11 Quite los tros auJetadores que re-

tienen la rueda de frlcclbn en el

cube (Figura 110).

12 Quite la rueda de frlccl6n del cu-

be. Doslios la rueda de frlccl6n

fuera del eJe hexagonal.

13 Ins[ale la nueva rueda de frlccl6n

en el cube con los sujetadoros que

quit6 antes

14 Ins[ale el eJe hexagonal y los coJl-

netes con los cuatro pernos que

quit6 antes (Figura 111)

Asegdrose de que haya Iostalado

correctamente las arandelaa en

au poslcl6n original. Aslmlamo,

compruebe que las dos arande-

los est6n correc_amente allnea-

daa con los brazes del Impulsor.

15 Aseg0rose de que el eJe hexagonal

gira libremente

16 Ins[ale la Ilanta derecha, el eJey el

engranaJe de propulal6n con los

eujetadores que quit5 antes. Ins[ale

la cadena en el engranaJe de pro-

pulsl6n (Figura 108).

17 Revise el ajus[e de la rueda de fric-

cibn Consulte =C6mo ajus[ar la rue-

da de friecibn" en es[a eecei6n.

18 Aseg0rose de que la rueda de fric-

cibn yla placa del propuleor de dis-

co no tienen ni £rasa ni aosite.

19 Ins[ale el panel Inferior

(Figura 107)

20 Apriete los pernos acada lade del

panel Inferior

21 Ins[ale la Ilanta Izqulerda en el eJe

con los eujetadoros que quit6 antes

22 Conecte el cable de la bujra

Rued_ de

$u[etaderes Cube fricci6n

Suietadores

Figura 110

Arandela

Figur_ 111

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C(}MO REEMPLAZARLOS PER_IOSDE

SEGURIDADDE LA BARRE_IA

Les barrenes est_n sujetes al oje do la ba_

rrena con pornes de seguridad espeoiales.

Eotes percos est&n drsehados para romper

so y proteger la m_quina an ceso de qua un

objato so atesquo an el aloiamiento do la

barren8_, No usa pornos duros puos perdera

la protecoi6n de los pornes de seguridad.

_IL DVERTENCIA: Por rezonse da

seguridad y para protogar la

mfiquina, use solamante parnos

de seguridad odginalas,

Pare o_mbrar un perno do segurfdad roto,

proooda do la srguiente manere. En la bolsa

do partes enesotrer& pernoo do seguridad

adioionales.

1, Mueva el control do acoloresi6n a la posF

ci6n do parada. Desenganohe tadoo las

controles.

2. Desconeote el o_ble do la bujia. Asogg-

rose de quo todes los piez_s m6viles se

hayan dotenido.

3. Alinoe el agu[oro de la barrena con el

agujoro del eio de la barrena. Instale el

nuovo pesador de seguridad y espaoia-

dot. Figure 112.

4. Conecto el oable de la bujia.

_a%_s_dorde

_-- -- seguridad

E%esi dar

_Figure 112

AJUSTEDELCARBURADOR

Si pionsa qua su o_rburador neoesita ser

ajustado, comuniquese esn ou Centro de

Servicio Sears mils coro_no. El rendimiento

del motor no debe verso afeotado en altitu-

des do ha_ 2.100 m _7,000 pies). Pare

operer oste motor en altitudes mils olova-

des, esmufquese con ou Centro de Servioio

Sears mils oorsano.

IMPORTANTE: Nunca e×perimento con el

gobernador del motor, el oual est_ configure-

do do ffibrica para la velaoidad apropiada del

motor. El oxcoes do velaoidad del motor por

onoima del ajuote de alta velesidad de ffibrF

oa puede ser peligrosa. Si usted tree qua la

volooidad alta del gobernador del motor ne_

oeslta sor ajustada, oomuniquese con su

Contro do Servfoio Soars m_ corsano, el

oual tiene el oquipo yla oxperienoia apropia

da para efeotuar los ajustes neoesarfes.

Pare ubicor el Centro de Sorvioio Soars mils

ooro_no, llama al departameoto de Servicio

de Sears al 1-800-4-MY-HOME,%.

F03_027L 96

F_,_Inil_ r_,Te,]d _r_,q_IId _Inu_o]

_DVERTENCIA: Nunca guar-

de su qultanleves en am-

blentes Interlores o en un

_rea cerrada y rnal ventllada, SI

queda gasollna en el tanque, los va-

pores podrl'an alcanzar alguna lla-

ma expuesta, chlspa o llama plloto

de una caldera, calentador de

agua, secadora de ropa, clgarrlllo,

ere,

Para provenir el dafio (si el quitaniovos

no se usa por m,_s 30 dras) prep_.relo

come se indica a continuaciOn.

QUITANIEVES

1Limpio todo el quitaniovos.

2Lubrique todos los puntos do lubri-

caci6n. Consulto la section do Man-

tenlmlento.

3Aseg_roso de que todas las tuorcas

pernos y tomillos oetOn bien aprota-

dos. Inspocciono todas las piozas

m6vilos visiblos para detectar da-

rio,s, roturas y dosgaeto Haga los

reemplazos neossarios.

4 Retoquo todas las superficies oxida-

das o quo tongan la pintura saltada;

Irjelas suavomento antes do aplicar

la pintura

5 Cubra las piezas do metal oxpuoeto

dol soplador dol alojamionto de la

barrena y del impulsor, con un anti-

corrosivo, tal como un lubricanto en

aerosol.

NOTA: IJnarevisiOn o afinamiento

anual hocho on un Centre do Servicio

Sears os una buena manera de asegu-

rat que su quitaniovos Io brinde ol m_-

ximo rondimiento la siguiento

tomporada.

MOTOR

Dobor,_ sacar la gasolina dol tanque o

prepararla para provonir la formaci6n

do depOsitos de goma en el tanquo, ill-

ire, manguera y carburador duranto ol

almaosnamiento Adem,_s, duranto ol

almaosnamiento, la gasolina mozclada

con alcohol quo contieno otanol o me-

tanol (llamada a vooss gasohol) atrae

agua, y 6eta aetna sobre la gasolina

formando _.cidos quo dafian el motor

I, Dejo el motor on marcha hasta que

el tanque quode vacio y el motor so

pare.

2 Si no quiero sacar la gasolina, use el

eetabilizador de combustible provis-

to con la unidad, o compre ostabili-

zador do combustible Craftsman

N_m 3660. Afiada el eetabilizador

de combustible a cualquior cantidad

de gasolina que permanozca on el

tanquo para minimizar los dop6sitos

de gomay ,_cido. Si el tanquo oet_.

casi vacro, mezcle el oetabilizador

con gasolina frosca en un rocipiente

soparado y afiada un poco do eeta

mezcla al tanque

3Siempre siga las inetruccionos del

envaso dol oetabilizador. Luego do

afiadir el oetabilizador, encienda el

motor y d_jolo terror por 10 minutos

per Io menos para pormitir quo la

mezcla alcanos el carburador.

4 Cambie el aosite dol motor

5 Lubrique el ,_roa del pietOnicilindro.

Para haosrlo, saquo primoro la bujra

ycoloque una gotas de aosito do

motor limpio on el zOcalo do la bujia.

Luego cubra el z6calo con un patio

para absorber el excoso do aosito. A

continuaci6n, jale la manija de arran-

que manual unas dos o tros vooss

para haosr girar el motor Finalmon-

to, reinetale la bujra y conecto el ca-

ble

OTRAS INDICACIONES

I, Si fuera posible, guardo su quita-

niovos dentro do un rocinto, cubriOn-

dolo para protegorlo del polvo yla

suciedad.

2Si debe guardar el quitanievos afue-

ra, col6quelo sobre bloquos para le-

vantarlo dol suolo

3Cubra el quitanievos con una cubier-

ta protoctora apropiada quo no re-

tonga humedad No use pl,_etico.

IMPOR'rANTE: Nunca cubra el quita-

nievos miontras las ,_roas del motor y

dol escape oetOn todavra caliontos.

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PROBLEMA

Dificultad de

arranque

CAUSA CORRECCION

Bujia defeotuos_, Reemplaco I_ bu[i_defeotcosa.

Agua o suoiedad en el sistema $_que el combustible del tanque.

de combustible. Ati_d_ combustible fresco.

El motor funciona Lfnea de combustible bloque_da, Limpre la Ifnea de combustible;

err_tioamente falt_ de combustible o mezcla de revise la existenoi_ de

combustible viej_, combustible en el tanque,

_gregue g_solin_ freso_ s1es

rlee_$_o.

El motor se para Unid_d funoion_ndo con Coloque la palanoa de

estr_ngulador aotivado, estrangulador en la posioi6n

DESACTIVADO.

El motor funciona Agua osuoiedad en el sistema Saque el combustible del tanque.

err_tioamente; de combustible, Ar3ada combustible fresco.

)_rdida de

)oteneia

Vibraci6n exoesiva Piezae eueltas; propulsor Pare el motor inmediatamente,

datSado. Saque la ,ave de encendido.

Apriete todoe los eujetadoree y

re_lioe todes lab reparaoionee

necosarias. Si la vibraoi6n

contin0a, Ileva la unidad aeu

Centre de Servioio Seers.

La unidad no sa Correa de propulei6n per Reemplaco la corre_ de

puede propulsar a traooi6n floia odafiada, propuleibn per tracoi6n,

s| miama

A[uste incorrecto del oable de Ajuste o_ble de propulsi6n por

propulei6n por trecoibn, traooi6n.

Rueda de fricoi6n gastada oReemplaco la rueda de fricoibn.

dahada.

La unidad no Correa de propulei6n de la Reemplaco la correa de

descarga la nieva barrena euelta o dafiada, propuleibn de la barrena.

El oable de control de la barrena Ajuste el oable de control de la

no esta ajustado correotamente, barrena.

Perco de seguridad reto. Reemplaco el perno de

seguridad.

Canal de deeo_rga obstruido Pare el motor inmediatamente y

desconecte el o_ble de la bujia.

Limpie el o_nal de descarga yla

parte de adentre del alojamiento

de la barrena.

Objeto extrafio atescado en la

barrena. Pare el motor [nmed[atarnente y

desconecte el o_ble de la bujia.

Retire el objeto atasc_do en la

barrena.

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SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO.

Garantia limitada de cumplimiento con el Sistema Federal

de control de emisiones y con el sistema de control de

emisiones del Estado de California

Motores peque_os para vehfculos todo terreno

CONTROL DE EMISIONES DE

CALIFORNIA Y DE LA AGENCIA DE

PROTECCION AMBIENTAL _PA) DE

E,U,A, -DECLARACION DE LA

GARANTiA

I_ Agenoie de Proteooibn AmbJental de los

Eetadce Unrdce ("EPA'), el Consejo de Calf

fornJa pare los Recurece del Arrs _=CARB") y

Seers, Roebuck and Co. tianan el placer de

explicer Io qce es la Garantfa Federal yde C_-

lifornia pare Sistemes de Control de Emisio-

rise de se nuevo motor pequefio pare

vehfoulos todo terreno. En California, los too-

totes pequefice pare vehioulce todo terrano

de modelo 1995 ymodelos de ahce posterio-

ms deban ser disefiadce, censtruidce yequF

pados pare oumplir con lee estriotse nonnas

anti contemiceoibn del Estado. En otrce esta-

dos, los motores modelo 1997 y modelce de

ahse posierforse deben estar disehedse,

senetruidce yequipedse, al momento de se

venta, para qua cumplan con lee disposicio-

rise de la EPA eoeroa de motorse pequehse

pare vehfoulos todo terrano. Se_rs, Roebsek

and Co., gemntizera el sistema pare el control

de emisiones de se motor pequefio pare vehf-

oulos todo terreno por los periodce de tiempo

qce se manoionan m6s adelante, eiemprs y

ouando su motor pedcefio pare vehioulse todo

terreno no heye sufddo elgOn abuse, negligan-

oia, modificeoibn no eprobeda omantanimiem

to indebido.

Su eistema p_ra el control de emisiones puede

incluir partse cemo el oarburedor, el sisteme

de ensendido y el sisteme de sec4_pe.Ternbi_n

pcede inoluir el eietema de dessemprsei6n y

cites unidades relaoionades con lee emisio-

nee.

Cuando curia una cendioibn protegida por le

garantfa, Sears, Roebuck and Co., reparar&

su motor peqcefo para vehioulce todo terrano

sin cceto alguno pare usted por concepto de

diagn6stice, partes y mano de obra.

SISTEMA PARA EL CONTROL DE

EMISIONES DEL FABRICANTE -

COBERTURA DE LA GARANTiA

Los eistemes pare el sentrol de emisJonse del

modelo 1995 y modelce de ahce posteriorse

de motorse peqcehse para vehiculce todo te-

rreno en California est_n 9emntizedos por dos

afice, tel y semo se menoiona en la preeente

garantfa. En otrce estedce, los motores mode-

Io 1997 ymodelce de afice posterfores tam-

bien set_n garantizados por dos alice. En

oeso de qce, durante dioho perfodo de la ga-

rantia, oualquier pieza del motor, relaoionade

sen emisiones est_ defeotuoea en sue mate-

rialse o rnano de obra, Sears, Roebuck and

Co., rep_rar_ o cembiar_ diche pieze.

RESPONSABILIDADES DEL

PROPIETARIO DE LA GARANTiA

Como propietario del motor peqcefio pare ve-

hioulce todo terrsno ueted se reeponseble de

qua se Ileve e oabo el mantanimianto reqcerf-

do qce se menoioce an el Manual del usuario,

pero Sears, Roebuck and Co., no negera le

garantfa _nicemerrte debJdoala falta de un re-

oibo o aqce ustod no proporoione uce prueba

eserita de qce se h_ Ilevado a cebo el mantanF

mianto programedo.

No obstante, ueted, cemo propietario del mo-

tor pequeho pare vehioulce todo terreno, de-

ber_ ester censeieote de qce Se_rs, Roebuck

and Co., le puede cegar le cebertum de le 9e-

rantia si su motor o alguce parto del miemo ha

fallado debido aabuse, negliganoia, mantanF

mianto icedseuado omodificeoionse no apro-

badse.

Usied se rseponseble de presenter se motor

pequefio pare vehioulos todo terreno en el Ta-

ller de Servicio Autofizado de Sears, Roebuck

and CO., an ouanto sur[e el problema. Lee re-

paraoionse b_io la 9araotfa deban Ilevarse e

cebo dentro de un perfodo de tiempo razoce-

ble qua no exceda de 30 dies.

Se pcede programar el servicio de 9arentfe

Ilamando el Taller de Servicio Autorizado de

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Seare, Roebuck and Co., e e Sears, Roebuck

and Co., al 1-800-473-7247 Illameda gretuF

taen E.U.A.).

NOTAIMPORTANTE

Eet_ declaration de garentfa explfea los dere-

ohca ylee oblfgacionee qua ueted tiene de

confermidad con le Gerentia del Sistema par_

el Control de Emisicnes {"Gamntfa SCE'_, le

oual Seers, Roebuck and Co., Is propcroione

de confermidad con lee leyea de California.

Consulte tambi_n lee Garentfes Limftades de

Sears, Reabuok and Co., qua se edjunten e la

Garentia SCE en una hoje aparte y qua tem-

bien le proporsicne Sears, Reabuok and Co.,

La Garentfa SCE _nieamente ea apliea en el

sfstema pare el control de emisicnes de su

motor nuevo. H_ el puotc en donde no h_ya

nJngi0n conflJoto en t_rmJncoentre le Garentia

SCE yla Gerentfa de Sears, Roebuck and Co.,

le Garentia SCE aplieara pare coalquJer cJr-

ounetencie e exeapoi6n de aquella en qua le

Garentia de Sears, Roebuck and Co., pcade

propcrsicner un perfodo de garentfe m__slar-

go. La Gamntfa SCE y la Gamntfa de Sears,

Roebuck and Co., deseriben impcrtantes de-

rechca yobligeciones qca usted _eae con res-

peeto a su motor nuevo.

Sblo se puede Ilevar eeabo el servicio de ga-

rentia en un Teller de Servicio Autorizado de

Seers, Roebuck and Co. _ memento de soliei-

tar un servieic de garentfa, se debe presenter

uca prcab_ de la feeha de compra per parte

del ocmpredor original. El ocmpredor pager&

oualquier oergo per concoptc de Ilamades de

servicio Fie trensporteni6n de produotca des-

de y pare el luger en donde se Ileve a eabo el

trebajo de inspacoibn yic gerantia. El ccmpra-

dot eara respcneable de cualquier defio op_r-

dida en el qua se incorra con relenibn ele

transporteci6n de coalquier motor o coalquier

parte del mismo qua se presente pare inepao-

oibn yio trebajo de garentie.

Si _ene algena pregunt_ con relaci6n e sue de-

rechca y respansabilidades, deber_ Ilemar e

Sears, Reabuok end Co., al 1800-473-7247.

GARANTiA DEL SISTEMA PARA EL

CONTROL DE EMISIONES

Garantie del Sistema pare el Control de Emi-

siones ("Garentia SCE") de motcres peque-

15capare vehiculca todo terreno mcdelo 1995

y mcdelca de a6ca po_erforea en Californie

(pera circa eetadea, motoree modelo 1997 y

aries pcateriores):

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A. CAMPO DE APLICACI_N: Este garentfe

deber& apliearse a los motores paquelSco pare

vehiouloe tcdo terreno modelo 1495 ymode-

los de afica pcsterioree en California (pare

circa estadco, motorea modelo 1997 y mode-

los de afica postedores). El Pedodo de la Ge-

rentia SCE ee iniciera en la feoha de entrege

del nuevo motor o equipo al compredor origi-

nal y continuer_ durerTte los siguientes 24 me-

see conseoutivca.

B, COBERTURA GENERAL DE LA GA=

RANTfA DEL SISTEMA PAPA EL CON=

TROL DE EMISIONES: Seers, Roebuck and

Co. gerentiza al compredor original del nuevo

motor oequipo ya eada compreder subea-

ouente qua su motor pequefio pare vehicolco

rode terreno eatS:

1. Disehadc, oonetruido yequipado pare qua

compla con todes las disposieiones aplieables

adoptadae per el Ccnsejo pare los Recorsca

del Aire de confcnnidad con eu autoridad ee-

peoificade en losCapitulco 1 y 2, Parte 5, Divi-

si6n 26 del C6digo de Selud ySegurfdad, y

2. Libra de defe_tos en sue meterfales y meno

de obre, Iv cual cause en coalquier memento

durente el Pedcdc de la Garentfe SCE, la falla

de uca parte relenfocada con emieicnes yqca

est_ beio le garentie en coanto aqua no sea

identiea en sue materialee ala parte deacrite

en la solieitud de motor del fabrieante pare su

cortifioaeibn.

C./a Gerentia SCE solo at_fie alee paites de

su motor releoionadae con emisicnee de le si-

guiente manere:

1. Cuelquier parle releofonada con emisiones

qua no se espacifiqca come de aerobic, tel y

come se requiere en el mentenimiento e_peoJ-

fieado en el Menu_l del Prepiet_ri% debera ga-

rentizarse per el Pericdo de la Gareotie SCE.

Si dich_ parle fall_ durerrte el Perfcdo de la Ga-

rentfa SCE, Seers, Reabcok end Co. la rape-

rera o cornbiar& de enuerdo con la Subsecoi6n

4 qua se menciona m&e adelante. Cualquier

parte repareda c cambiada de confermidad

con la Garantia SCE deber_ ester garentizada

per el redo del Pedodc de la misme.

2. Cualquier parte garentizade y relenionade

con emisiones que este eepeoifieada s61o pa-

re inspacoicnee reguleres conforme al Mencal

del Propieterio debera ester gerentizeda per el

Pericdo de la Gerentia SCE. Una deolarasibn

en diches instrucoiones pot esorito eefeoto de

=reparer o cambier tel ycome sea necocario"

no redcoir_ el Pedcdo de le Garantia SCE. Di-

oha perte reparede o cambiade conferme ala

GerentieSCEdeber_gerentizersepereltesta

delPeriododelemJSrrle.

3. Cuelquier porte gerentizede y relesionede

con emisiones qua se espeoifique pore c._m-

bio, de conferrnided con el Manuel del Propie

terio, debar& gerentizeree per el periode de

tiernpo previo el primer punto de cambio de

ese porte. Sile porte folio antes del primer

cernbie programatic, Scars, Roebuck end CO.

reperera o carnbier_ ese p_lte de ecoerdo con

le Subescoi6n 4 qua ca menoiene rnas edelen-

to. Cuelquier porte relesionede con ernisiones

qua se repere e carnbie de confermided con le

Gerentie SCE debar6 ester ger_ntizede per el

resto del Periodo de le rnisme previe el pdrner

punte de cambio programatic de e,_4_porte re-

lecJonede con 8mJsJenes.

4. Le reper_ei6n e el carnbio de cuelquier p_lte

gerentizede yrelesionede con 8mJsJones de

conferrnided con est_ Gerantfe SCE ca deba-

te Ilever e cabe, sin cargo elguno pore el pro-

pieterio, en co Teller Auteriz_do de Ser_eie de

Seers, Roebuck end Co.

5. NOse e._rger_ el propi6,[erJo el costo per tr_-

bejo de diegn6stico, el esel Ileve ele determF

nesiSn de qua une porte protegide per le

Gerentie SCE sfest& d efest uo._._,provistoqco

dicho trabe_o de diegn6stico se Ileve e cebo en

un Feller Auterizedo de Servicie de Seers,

Roebuck end Co.

6. Scars, Roebuck end Co. set& responseble

de dehos e otros componentee ori£1inelesdel

motor o modificaeiones eprobedes qua proba-

blernente seen cacoedco per une folio corn-

prendide en le gerentfe de une p_rte

relesienede con emieienes eubierte per le Go-

ramie SCE.

7. Durante el Periodo de le Gerentfe SCE,

Seers, Roebuck end Co. debar6 conserver un

suminisCro de paites geran_zedes y relesione-

des con emisiones qua sea euficiente pore

cumplir le demende esperede de eses pertes

releeionedes con emisienes.

8. Se puede utilizer euelquier porte de repues-

to relecionede con ernieionee eutorizede y

eprob_de per Seers, Roebuck end Co. pore

utilizerse en el desernpeSe de eselquier men-

tenimiento o carnbio de le Gerentie SCE, le

coal se properoionera sin cargo elguno p_r_ el

propieterio. Dicho use ne reducir& lee oblige-

clones de Seers, Roebuck end Co. conforme

ele Ger_ntie SCE.

9. Lee pertes qua ca egreguen e mediflquen

sin eprob_ciSn no se podran utilizer pore me-

dificar e reperer un motor de Seers, Roebuck

end Co. Dieho use enule esta Gerentie SCE y

conformer_ lee b_ses euficientes pore reche-

zer le demende de une Gemntfe SCE. Scars,

Roebuck end Co. no sere responseble, con-

ferme eeste £1erentie, per lee relies de coel-

quier porte gerantiz_de de un motor de Seers,

Roebuck end Co. cacoedes per el use de di-

the porte egregede omodifieede sin eprobe-

ci6n.

LAS PARTES RELACIONADAS CON

EMISIONES INCLUYEN A LAS

SIGUIENTES:

1. Unided del carburedor ysue componentes

internes

e) Filtro de combustible

b) Ernpeques _juntes) del carburedor

c) Fube de entrade

2. Unided de filtre de eire

e) Elemente del filtro de eire

3. Sisteme de encendido, que icoluye:

e) Buiie de encandido

b) M6dule de ecoendido

c) Ens_mbleie del velente

4. Silecoieder c_elftico _siest_ equipedo)

e) Emp_que del silecoieder _eiest6 equip_de)

b) Coleotor de escape _siest_ equipede)

5. Encamble[e del respir_dero del e61ter del ci-

g 0etSel y sco componentes

e) Tube de conexi6n del respiredero

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