NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS SWARS owner's manual Model C950-52930-0 11-H.P. 31 inch DUAL STAG SNOW BLOWER CAUTION: You must read and understand manual this owner's before operating unit. Serial No. F-001008J 12/13/99 SEARS CANADA INC., TORONTO, ONTARIO M5B 2B8 PrintedinU.S.A. NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION IMPORTANT _1 spark plug to prevent accidentalthestarting or Storage of yourwith ARNING: Always disconnect spark during: plug wirePreparation, and place itMaintenance, where it cannot make contact snow blower. SAFE OPERATION PRACTICES FOR WALK-BEHIND SNOW BLOWER DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT BEFORE READING THIS MANUAL . 6. Adjust the auger housing crushed rock surface. 7.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS TABLE OF CONTENTS RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION OWNER'S INFORMATION ASSEMBLY .................... .......................... ....................................... 2 LUBRICATION AT STORAGE 4 LUBRICATION - EVERY 10 HOURS .............. 21 6 LUBRICATION - EVERY 25 HOURS .............. 22 ENGINE ....................................... 23 TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY .............. 6 CONTENTS OF SHIPPING CARTON ..............
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS OPERATION Get to know your snow blower and its controls. Be sure you (or any other operator) have read and understood the Operation Precautions listed on page 2 of this manual.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS OPERATION The operation of any snow blower can result in foreign objects being thrown into the eyes,which can result in severe eye damage. Always wear safety glasses or eye shields before beginning snow blower Operation. We recommend standard safety glasses or Wide Vision Safety Mask for over spectacles.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS OPERATION 8. 9. To stop auger, release auger drive clutch lever (right hand - Figure 16). 2. WARNING: Never run engine in an enclosed, poor ventilated area.indoors Engine or exhaust contains CARBON MONOXIDE, an ORDERLESS and DEADLY GAS. Keep hands, feet, hair and loose clothing away from any moving parts on engine and snow blower. Temperature of muffler and nearby areas can exceed 150 ° F (66 ° C). Avoid these areas.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS OPERATION BEFORE STARTING ENGINE ,_ Check the oil NOTE: The engine was shipped from the factory filled with oil. Check the level of the oil. Add oil as needed. 1. Make sure the unit is level. 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 19). Do not add too much oil.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS OPERATION NOTE: The normal sound made by spinning starter will not harm the engine or the starter. 3. the Disconnect the power cord from the receptacle first and then from the switchbox. TO START ENGINE NOTE: Allow the engine to warm up for several minutes before blowing snow in temperatures below 0OF. 8. Run engine at or near top speed. 9. To stop engine, move throttle control lever to stop position. Remove key. Do not turn key.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS ADJUSTMENT/REPAIR BELT REPLACEMENT AUGER 1. DRIVE BELT 14. Replace top two bolts. Retighten bottom two bolts. See Figure 32. (SEE FIGURE 30) 15. Reinstall belt cover. 16. Reconnect spark plug wire. Drain the gasoline from the fuel tank by removing the fuel line. Drain the gas and reinstall the fuel line. ,_ TRACTION WARNING: from fire or Drain flame. the gasoline outdoors, away 2. Disconnect spark plug wire. 3. Remove belt cover. 4.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS ADJUSTMENT/REPAIR AUGER SHEAR BOLT REPLACEMENT The augers are secured to the auger shaft with special bolts that are designed to break if an object becomes lodged in the auger housing. Use of a harder bolt will reduce the protection provided by the shear bolt. To replace a broken shear bolt, proceed as follows: ,_ 6. Before installing spark plug, coat threads lightly with graphite grease to insure easy removal. 7. Tighten plug firmly into engine.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS STORAGE OFF-SEASON STORAGE 3. Lubricating the piston/cylinder area. This can be done by first removing the spark plug and squirting clean engine oil into the spark plug hole. Then cover the spark plug hole with a rag to absorb oil spray. Next, rotate the engine by pulling the starter two or three times. Finally, reinstall spark plug and attach spark plug wire.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART PROBLEM LOOK FOR REMEDY Difficult starting Defective spark plug. Replace defective spark plug. Engine runs erratically Blocked fuel line. Clean fuel line. Empty gas tank. Check fuel supply, Stale gasoline. Add fresh gasoline. Water or dirt in fuel system. Remove carburetor bowl to drain fuel tank. Refill with fresh fuel. CAUTION: Do not remove carburetor bowl when the engine is hot. Engine stalls Unit running on CHOKE.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS Dear Customer, In manufacturing this product, many steps have been taken to provide you with the highest quality. Unfortunately, errors or omissions occasionally occur. In the event that you find a missing or defective part, please contact your nearest Sears store. SERVICE AND REPAIR PARTS CALL 1-800-665-4455 * Keep this number handy should your required a service call or need to order repair parts.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS AVIS AU CLIENT DATE D'AC HAT: Puissance 11 HP N° DE MODI_LE: Contenance du reservoir d'essence 4 quarts (4 litre) N° DE SERIE: Contenance du carter d'huile (5W30) ADRESSE DU MAGASIN D'ACHAT: VILLE: PROVINCE: TELC:PHONE : Bougie: (ecartement 0,030 po.) _oter les renseignements ci-dessous pour I'identification de la machine en cas de perte ou de voL Pression de gonflage des pneus 26 oz (.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS TABLES DES MATII RES CONSEILS DE SF:CURITF: .......................... 2 RESPONSABILIT¢:S AVIS AU CLIENT 4 CHASSE-NEIGE MONTAGE .................................. ........................................ OUTILS REQUIS POUR LE MONTAGE CARTON D'EXPEDITION ......................... SAC DE PIEECESCONTENANT DEBALLAGE ............ ................... .................................... MONTAGE DE LA GOULOTTE ....................
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS MONTAGE La Figure 1 itlustre le chasse-neige La Figure 2 itlustre le chasse-neige en position d'expedition. compietement mont& Les r6ferences aux c6tes droit et gauche s'entendent pour un observateur se tenant au guidon du chasse-neige et faisant face vers l'avant. DF:BALLAGE 1. Reperer et retirer le stabilisateur d'essence et le sac des pieces d6tach6es. REMARQUE: Garder le stabilisateur quand il n'est pas utilis& 2. 3.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS MONTAGE MONTAGE DE LA GOULOTTE 1. Retirer le boulon arriere a t_te ronde. (Voir Figure 4) 2. Incliner I'arriere de la goulotte en position de fonctionnement. (Voir Figure 5) 3. Remplacer le boulon a t_te ronde situ6 a I'int6rieur de la goulotte. 4. Remplacer la rondelle plate et recrou de blocage en nylon a I'ext6rieur de la couronne pivotante. 5. Bien serrer le boulon a t_te ronde. 6. Couper bande de la goulotte.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS MONTAGE MONTAGE DE LA POIGNEE SUPERIEURE ET DE LA MANIVELLE 1. 2. 3. 4. boulons de la poignee. REMARQUE: S'assurer que la manivelle ne touche par le couvercle du carburateur. Soulever la poignee sup_rieure et la mettre en position de foncfionnement. La poignee sup6rieure devrait 6tre I'ext6rieur de la poignee inferieure. Manivelle REMARQUE: S'assurer que les c_bles ne se prennent pas entre la poignde inf_rieure et la poignde superieure.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS MONTAGE POIGNF:E DE COMMANDE DISTANCE DU DF:VERSOIR .&. 1. Visser t'_crou de blocage de 3/8-16 po. sur le levier jusqu'a ce que I'ecrou atteigne le bas du filet. (Voir Figure 12) 2. Visser le bouton en piastique autant que possible et s'assurer que le boulon pointe bien vers l'avant. 3. Serrer l'6crou de blocage de 3/8-16 po. contre le boulon. 4. Retirer bride de cable de la goulotte et lire et retirer corde etiquette.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION Apprendre a connaftre le chasse-neige et ses commandes. Ure et bien comprendre les conseils de securit6 donn6s en page 2.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION ner des blessures. Toujours porter lunettes de s_curit_ ou de une visi_re pour travaUler avec chasseL'utilisation d'un chasse-neige peutdes provoquer la pdn_tration corps dtrangers dans les yeuxle et entraineige. Des lunettes de sdcuritd et des visieres sont en vente dans les magasins de vente au d_taU. _ UTILISATION DU CHASSE-NEIGE _lb VERTISSEMENT: le manuel avant d'utiliser le chasse-neige.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION 7. Pour arr6ter le d_placement de la machine, ret_cher la poignee de rembrayage des roues (poignee gauche Figure 16). 8. Pour arr6ter la vis sans fin, rel_cher la poignee d'embrayage de la vis sans fin (poignee droite - Figure 16). 9. Pour faire reculer le chasse-neige, placer le levier de vitesse en premiere ou deuxieme vitesse de marche ardere et embrayer les roues (poign6e gauche).
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION AVANT LA MISE EN MARCHE V_rification DU MOTEUR 2. de I'huile REMARQUE : le moteur a quitt_ I'usine rempli d'huile. Vdrifier le niveau d'huUe. En ajouter autant que ndcessaire. Suivre les instructions du fabricant de ce moteur au sujet de I'utilisation de I'essence et de I'huile. 1. Veitler ace que la chasse-neige soit a niveau. _lb L'essence est inflammable etVERTISSEMENT: exige des precautions particulieres.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION 2. Lorsque ie moteur tourne, appuyer sur le bouton du demarreur, puis faire toumer le demarreur pendant quelques secondes. 5. REMARQUE: le son inhabituel _mis en faisant tourner le d_marreur ne nuira pas au moteur ou au ddmarreur, 3. D6brancher le cordon d'alimentation de la prise murale d'abord, puis du boTtier interrupteur. MISE EN MARCHE DU MOTEUR 6. S'assurer que le moteur suffisante. Le moteur du chasse-neige corde.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS UTILISATION 4. 5. 6. Toumer le bouton du volet de depart a la position 6teimt pour ouvrir le volet (Figure 21). Brancher te CORDON leLECTRIQUE au BO|TIER du mo- Proceder comme indique ci-dessous. REMARQUE: Un moteur chaud peut _tre mis en marche amor(_age du volet de d_part. 1. S'assurer que la commande de la vis sans fin et la commande des roues sont d6bray6es et que les leviers respectifs sont RELACHIeS sur le guidon. 2.
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NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS RESPONSABILITleS DE CLIENT Certains r6glages sont necessaires periodiquement maintenir le chasse-neige en bon etat. pour Tous les r6glages indiques au chapitre RC:GLAGES/RC:PARATIONS de ce manuel doivent 6tre effectues au moins une fois par saison. CHASSE-NEIGE Bouchon de Les reglages suivants doivent 6tre effectu6s plus d'une fois par saison.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS RESPONSABILITES DE CLIENT LUBRIFICATION - TOUTES LES 25 HEURES REMARQUE: de friction. Plateau de commande du disque REMARQUE: Eviter que de la graisse entre en contact avec le disque en caoutchouc et le plateau du disque de :ommande. Le lubrifier toutes les vingt-cinq (25) heures, a la fin de la saison, et/ou avant de la ranger. Pour lubrifier: Disque de caoutchouc 3. Engager la premiere vitesse du setecteur de vitesse. 4.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS RESPONSABILITES DE CLIENT MOTEUR V_rifier le niveau d'huile du carter: (Figure 27) avant de mettre le moteur en marche et ensuite toutes les 5 heures d'utilisation. Completer le niveau avec de I'huile moteur au besoin. Resserrer fermement le bouchon de remplissage et la jauge apres la v6rification du niveau. REMARQUE: Une quantit_ d'huUe excessive psut affecter le fonctionnement du moteur.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS Pour rdgler les patins procdder comme suit. ,_ ADVERTISSEMENT: Toujours fil de la bougie et I'dcarter de la d_brancher bougie avantle de proc_der b toute rdparation ou _ tout rdglage. RF:GLAGE DE LA VIS SANS RF:GLAGE LA HAUTEUR DU BO|TIER Desserrer les ecrous du patin (Figure 29) et descendre le patin jusqu'a ce qu'il touche le sol. Resserrer les 6crous. 3. Regler le patin de I'autre c6t6 a la m_me hauteur.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REGLAGE DES COURROIES Courroie de commande des roues Les courroies s'etirent a rusage. Si des r6glages deviennent necessaires en raison de rusure ou de r6tirement, proceder comme suit. COURROIE DE COMMANDE DES ROUES roues Remplacer la courroie si elle patine (voir la section "Remplacement des courroies" darts ce manuel).
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REMPLACEMENT 14. Remettre les deux boulons du haut. Resserrer les deux DES COURROIES boulons du bas. Voir Figure 32. COURROIE DE LA VIS SANS FIN (VOIR FIGURE 30) 15. Reposer le couvercle de courroie. 1. Vider l'essence du r6servoir d'essence en retirant le filtre 16. Rebrancher le fil de la bougie. d'essence. Faire la vidange puis remettre filtre d'essen- COURROIE ce.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REGLAGE (VOIR DES FIGURE GUIDE DE COURROIE 33) 1. Debrancher le fil de la bougie. 2. Demander a quelqu'un d'embrayer la vis sans fin avec la poignee du guidon. 3. Mesurer la distance entre les guide de courroie et la courroie. Cette distance doit 6tre de 1/8 po (3.175 mm) pour le guide du c6te gauche. 4. Si un r6glage est necessaire, desserrer les boulon de montage des guide et placer les guide a la position voulue.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REGLAGE DU DISQUE DE FRICTION 1. Deposer les panneaux de dessous (Figure 36). 2. Placer le levier de vitesse en premiere. 3. Noter la position du disque sur le plateau. La position appropri_e a partir du cSte ext6rieur droit du plateau au centre du disque dolt _tre de 3 pouces (76 mm) (Figure 37). Si un rdglage est ndcessaire, procdder comme suit: Desserrer 1.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REMPLACEMENT DU DISQUE 1. Vidanger ressence du r6servoir. 2. Debrancher le fil de la bougie. 3. DE FRICTION 15. Dans le cas oQ le disque de friction devrait _tre r6g16, voir "Reglage du disque de friction". REMARQUE: V_rifier qu'il n'y a pas de graisse ou d'huUe sur le disque de friction et le plateau. Mettre le chasse-neige debout sur le bottler de la vis sans fin. Deposer le panneau inf6rieur. 16.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REGLAGES/REPARATIONS REMPLACEMENT DES BOULONS DE CISAILLEMENT DE LA VIS SANS FIN La vis sans fin est fixee a rarbre par des boutons spedaux qui sont pr6vus pour casser si un objet se coince dans le boTtier de la vis sans fin. L'utilisation d'un boulon plus dur supprimera la protection du boulon de cisaillement. Pour remplacer un boulon de cisaitlement casse, proc6der comme suit.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS REMISAGE REMISAGE HORS SAISON 2. Pour lubrifier le cylindre et le piston, d_poser la bougie et verser de I'huile moteur propre dans le trou de la bougie. Couvrir ensuite le trou de la bougie a I'aide d'un chiffon pour absorber la puiverisation d'huile et entrafner le moteur avec le d6marreur deux ou trois fois. Reposer ensuite la bougie et rebrancher le fil de la bougie.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS TABLEAU DE DIAGNOSTIC PROBLF:ME CAUSE REMF:DE Mise en marche difficile Bougie d6fectueuse. Remplacer la bougie d6fectueuse. Fonctionnement irr6gulier du moteur Canalisation d'essence obstru6e. Nettoyer la canalisation d'essence. R6servoir d'essence vide, Nettoyer la canalisation d'essence, v6rifier le niveau du r6servoir. Essence trop vieille. Utiliser de I'essence fraiche.
NEED PARTS? VISIT HTTP://WWW.MANUALBUDDY.COM/PARTS COMMENT SEARS Manuel d'utilisation OBTENIR DES PI#CES DE RECHANGE Chaque chasse-neige a son propre NUMC:RO DE MOD_:LE. Chaque moteur a son propre NUMERO DE MODC:LE. Le NUMC:RO DE MODC:LE du MOTEUR figure sur le boitier du VENTILATEUR. Lorsque vous desirez obtenir des services d'entretien et des pieces de rechange, mentionnez toujours ces num6ros.
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