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General| Engine | 208cc |
|---|---|
| Clearing Width | 21 inches |
| Forward Speeds | 6 |
| Reverse Speeds | 2 |
| Electric Start | Yes |
| Auger Material | Steel |
| Start Type | Electric start |
| Engine Type | 4-Cycle |
| Tire Size | 13 x 4.0 inches |
Details the terms of the two-year limited warranty for the snow thrower.
Outlines critical safety measures and symbols to be aware of for safe operation.
Emphasizes familiarization with controls, safe operation, and protective gear.
Details critical safety guidelines and practices for operating the snow thrower effectively and safely.
Covers essential steps like area inspection, fuel handling, and pre-start checks before operation.
Lists essential checks like bolt tightness, lubrication, and label condition for upkeep.
Details how to prepare and store the snow thrower for off-season use.
Displays and explains symbols related to the machine's controls and operation.
Illustrates and defines various safety warning symbols to alert users to potential hazards.
Step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the snow thrower from its packaging.
Guide on how to correctly assemble the handle components of the snow thrower.
A pre-operation checklist to ensure all assembly steps are completed and the machine is ready.
Introduces the operator to the snow thrower, familiarizing them with controls and adjustments.
Identifies key components of the snow thrower and explains their respective functions.
Provides instructions on how to safely stop the snow thrower's engine and operation.
Explains how to adjust the chute direction and deflector for optimal snow discharge.
Details the basic method for engaging the auger and propelling the snow thrower.
Instructs on how to move the snow thrower forward by controlling the handle and auger engagement.
Provides instructions and a chart for correctly mixing gasoline and oil for the two-cycle engine.
Lists essential checks and familiarization steps before attempting to start the engine.
Simple instructions on how to safely stop the snow thrower's engine.
Detailed steps for starting a cold engine using electric or recoil start methods.
Instructions for restarting the engine when it is already warm.
Offers practical advice and techniques for efficient and safe snow removal in various conditions.
Provides specific instructions for clearing dry or average depth snow efficiently.
Offers techniques for clearing wet, packed snow that may clog the chute.
Guides on how to manage snow banks and drifts, which require different clearing methods.
Outlines the owner's duties and required maintenance tasks to ensure proper functioning and warranty.
Provides general advice on maintenance, adjustments, and warranty adherence for the snow thrower.
Lists post-operation checks and cleaning procedures to maintain the snow thrower.
Details lubrication points, particularly before storing the snow thrower.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove the top cover of the snow thrower for access.
Instructions on how to safely remove the belt cover for maintenance or inspection.
Procedure for adjusting the chute crank mechanism to ensure full rotation.
Steps to adjust the auger control cable for proper engagement and disengagement of the auger.
Instructions for replacing the drive belt, including necessary preparations and steps.
Detailed steps for removing and replacing the auger assembly from the snow thrower.
Instructions for adjusting the brake pad for proper functioning, if necessary.
Information regarding carburetor adjustability and when to seek professional service.
Guide on checking, gapping, and replacing the spark plug for optimal engine performance.
Steps for cleaning, lubricating, and preparing the snow thrower for storage.
Instructions for draining fuel and preparing the engine for long-term storage.
General advice on storing the snow thrower, including indoor/outdoor considerations and covering.
Explains the warranty coverage for emission control systems on new small off-road engines.
Details the owner's responsibilities for maintaining the engine to ensure warranty validity.
Defines the applicability and duration of the Emission Control System (ECS) Warranty.
Outlines the general coverage provided by the ECS Warranty for engine emissions components.
Specifies the types of emissions-related parts covered under the ECS Warranty.
