Ariens SNO- THROS 932007 User Manual Page 5

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Depress tractor clutch lever to move tractor. Note that
the clutch lever on BOTH handelbars must be depressed to
operate the machine and blow snow.
Speed of the machine is controlled by the throttle and speed
selector.
TO STOP
Release tractor clutch lever . Allow the Sno-Thro to run
for a short time to throw out slush and water and prevent
freezing of the fan.
Release attachment clutch .
Turn key to "Off" position.
Place chjjke^^in "FULL" choke position. Place throttle
control in "FAST" position.
MAINTENANCE
Ariens Company recommends that you have adjustments
made by your local Ariens dealer. He has the tools and know
how to properly perform these maintenance adjustments
which may be required to keep the Sno-Thro operating at
peak efficiency. The Sno-Thro is equipped with the finest
quality engine obtainable. However, should servicing be
required, it can be obtained from an Ariens dealer or an
authorized engine manufacturer's service station. Should you
decide to make adjustments on your Sno-Thro yourself,
Ariens recommends that you call your dealer for the answers
to any questions that might arise in performing this work.
SHEAR BOLT REPLACEMENT
Occasionally a small object may enter the collector and jam
the rakes. When this occurs, the shear bolts securing the rakes
to the shaft will break and allow the rake to turn freely on the
shaft preventing damage to the gear drive. When this happens,
turn off the engine, remove wire from spark plug, remove the
broken shear bolt and replace with a new ARIENS shear bolt.
Use of any other type of shear bolt may result in severe
damage to the machine. USE ONLY ARIENS SHEAR BOLTS
FOR REPLACEMENT. Each time a shear bolt is replaced
(and once each year) the rake should be rotated on the
shaft and the shaft oiled. Oil shaft through shear bolt holes.
position and retighten the nuts. Be sure to adjust both runners
to the same height to keep blower housing level. Uneven
runners make the machine difficult to steer and will result
in an uneven clearing job.
Adjustment of the runners is critical to good cleaning. If
the machine is to be used on a gravel surface; lower the
runners so the blower will not pick up gravei then after the re
maining snow is packed down, the runners may be raised
for close scraping. On smooth concrete or blacktopped sur
faces, the runners may be raised so the scraper rests on the
surface and scrapes clean.
The blower clutch is adjusted by connecting the spring on
the clutch rod into the proper link on the clutch handle chain.
Properiy adjusted, the spring should be slightly extended with
the clutch handle down. This should occur without the
attachment activator lever touching the hub. If the activator
lever touches the hub, the blower belt idler pulley must be ad
justed in the idler arm. Loosen the cap screw on the idler
and move the idler IN TOWARD the belt. Readjust the spring
_ in tho chflin for propQr 3Ctfon.
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The runners (i^ on each, side of the blower housing are
all adjustable to suit conditions. Raising or lowering the
runners controls the distance the scraper is held above the
surface being cleared. Runners are adjusted by loosening the
two nuts securing each runner. Move the runner to the desired
DRIVE DISC ADJUSTMENT
The only adjustment for the drive disc is made by adjusting
the length of the traction clutch rod. Loosen setscrew in the
rod adapter and allow clutch handle to lay down on handle
grip. Shift speed selector to third gear. Raise rod adapter
bracket until it clears the top of the slot in frame by 1/16"
and tighten setscrew.
Check for proper adjustment by removirig tbe bottom
cover and measuring the space between the roll pin and
bracket on the traction clutch rod. This space must be 3/16"
with clutch handle engaged, for proper operation. See Figure
6.
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