MTD 31AS3CAD799 Owner's manual

Brand: MTD

Model: 31AS3CAD799

Category: Snow throwers

Type: Owner's manual

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247885550

Operator's Manual

Electric Start

22-INCH 4-CYCLE SNOW THROWER

Model No. 247.885550

CAUTION: Before using

this product, read this

manual and follow all

safety rules and operating

instructions.

• SAFETY

• ASSEMBLY

• OPERATION

• MAINTENANCE

• PARTS LIST

• ESPANOL P. 27

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

Visit our website: www.sears.com/craftsman FORMNO,,769-0t910C

7/23/2007

WarrantyStatement.........................................................................Page2

SafetyLabels.......................................................................................Page3

RulesofSafeOperation...........................................................Pages4-5

SetUp&Adjustment......................................................Pages6-7

KnowYourSnowThrower............................................Pages8-9

Operation..............................................................................Pages10-11

Maintenance and Service ..........................................................Pages 12-15

Off Season Storage & Troubleshooting ...............Page 16-17

Parts List .....................................................................Pages 18-25

EspaEol ............................................................................Page 27

Service Numbers ......................................................................Back Cover

Two-YearWarrantyonCraftsmanSnowThrower

Fortwoyearsfromthedateofpurchase,whenthisCraftsmanSnowThrowerismaintained,fubricatedandtunedupaccordingtotheinstructions

intheowner'smanual,Searswirlrepair,freeofcharge,anydefectinmaterialandworkmanship.IfthisCraftsmansnowthrowerisusedfor

commercialor rentalpurposes,thiswarrantyappliesforonly30daysfromthedateofpurchase..

Thiswarrantydoesnotcover:.

• Expendableitemswhichbecomewornduringnormaluse,suchasskidshoes,shaveplateandsparkplugs.

• Repairsnecessarybecauseofoperatorabuseornegligence,includingbentcrankshaftsandthefailuretomaintaintheequipmentaccording

totheinstructionscontainedintheowner'smanual.

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I I

1.KEEPAWAYFROMROTATINGIMPELLER

ANDAUGER°CONTACTWITHIMPELLEROR

AUGERCANAMPUTATEHANDSANDFEET.

2. USECLEAN-OUTTOOLTOUNCLOG

DISCHARGECHUTE.

3. DISENGAGECLUTCHLEVERS,STOPENGINE,

ANDREMAINBEHINDHANDLESUNTILALL

MOVINGPARTSHAVESTOPPEDBEFORE

UNCLOGGINGORSERVICINGMACHINE.

4_TOAVOIDTHROWNOBJECTSINJURIES,

NEVERDIRECTDISCHARGEATBYSTANDERS.

USEEXTRACAUTIONWHENOPERATINGON

GRAVELSURFACES.

5. READOPERATOR'SMANUAL.,

CLEAN-OUTTOOL

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_IL Thissymbolpointsoutimportantsafetyinstructions

which,ifnotfollowed,couldendangerthepersonal

safetyand/orpropertyofyourselfandothers Read

andfollowallinstructionsinthismanualbefore

attemptingtooperatethismachineFailuretocomplywiththese

instructionsmayresultin personalinjuryWhenyouseethissymbol,

HEED ITSWARNING!

YourResponsibility: Restricttheuseofthispowermachineto

personswhoread,understand,andfollowthewarningsandinstruc-

tionsinthismanualandonthemachine

Thismachinewasbuilttobeoperatedaccordingtotherulesfor

safeoperationinthismanualAswithanytypeofpowerequipment,

carelessnessorerroronthepartoftheoperatorcanresufIin serious

injury,Thismachineiscapableofamputatinghandsandfeetand

throwingobjectsFailuretoobservethefollowingsafetyinstructions

couldresultinseriousinjuryordeath

EngineExhaust,someofitsconstituents,andcertainvehicle

componentscontainoremilchemicalsknowntoStateofCaliforniato

Icausecancerandbirthdefectsorolherreproductiveharm

TRAINING

• Road, understand, and follow airinstruclionsonthe machine and in

the manual(s) before attempting to assembfe and operate Keep this

manual in a safe place for future and regular reference and for ordering

replacementparts

• Be familiar with afl controls andtheir proper operation Know how to stop

the machine and disengage them quickly

• Never atlow children under t4 years old to operate this machine Chi!-

dren 14years old and over should read and understand the operation

instruclions andsafety rules in lhis manual and should be trained and

supervised by aparent

• Never allowadults to operate this machine withoutproper instruction

• Thrown objects cancause serious personalinjury Planyour snow°

Ihrowing pattern to avoid discharge of material toward roads, byslanders

and thelike

" Keep bystanders, helpers, pets and children atleast 75 feet from the

machine while it is in operation, Stop machine if anyone enters the area

• Exercise caution to avoidslipping or falling, especially when operating in

reverse

PREPARATION

Thoroughly inspect the area wherethe equipment isto be used Removeall

doormats, newspapers,sleds, boards, wires and other foreign objects, which

could betrippedoveror thrownby the augeriimpeller

• Always wear safety glasses oreye shieldsduring operation andwhiEe

performing anadjuslmenl or repair to protect youreyes Thrown obiects

which ricochet can cause serious injuryto theeyes

• Donot operate withoutwearingadequate winlerouter garments Do not

wearjewelry, Iongscarves or other loose clothing,whichcould become

entangledin moving pads Wear 'footwearwhichwill improvefooling on

slippery surfaces

,, Usea grounded three-wire extension cord andreceptacle for all units

withelectric start engines

• Adjust collectorhousing height to clear gravel orcrushed rocksurfaces,

• Disengage all control 1oversbefore starling the engine

• Neverattempt to make any adjustmentswhile engine isrunning, except

where specifically recommendedin the operalor's manual

• Letengine andmachine adjust to outdoor temperature before starling to

cleer SNOW,

Safe Handling of Gasoline

To avoidpersonal injury or property damage use extremecare in handling

gasoline Gasoline is extremely flammable and thevapors are explosive

Sedeus personal injury can occur whengasoline is spilled onyourself or your

clothes, whichcanignile Wash yourskin and changeclothes immediately

• Useonty an approved gasoline container

• Exlinguish sit cigarettes,cigars, pipes and other sources ofignilion

• Neverfuel machine indoors

• Neverremove gas cap or addfuel whilethe engine is hot or running

• Allow engine to coolatleast two minutes before refueling

• Neverover fltlfuel tank Fitltank to no more than _hinch below bottom of

filter neck to provide space for fuel expansion

• Replace gasoline cap and tighten securely

• Ifgasoline is spiIled,wipe it off the engine and equipment, Move

machine to another area Wail 5 minutes before starting the engine

• Neverstore the machine OFfuel containerinside where there is an open

flame, spark or pilot light (e g furnace, water heater, space heater,

clothes dryer ere,r),,

• Allow machine to cool atleast 5 minutes before storing

OPERATION

" Do not putbands orfeet near rotating parts,in the auger!impeller

housing or chute assembly Contact wilb the rotatingparts can amputate

hands and feet.

• The augedimpeUer control lever isa safety device Neverbypass its

operetion_Doing so makes the machine unsafe and may cause personal

injury

• The control leversmust operate easily in both directionsandautomatl-

calty return to the disengaged position whenreleased

• Never operatewith amissing or damaged chute assembly Keep all

safety devices in place and working

• Never run an engineindoorsor in a poorlyvenlitated area Engine

exhaustcontains carbon monoxide, an odorless anddeadly gas

,, Do not operate machine while underthe influence of a!eohol or drugs

• Muffler and engine become hot and can causea bum Do nat touch

. Exercise extremecaution when operatingon or crossing gravel surfaces

Stay alert for hidden hazards or traffic

,, Exercise cautionwhenchanging direction and whiteoperatingonslopes

• Ran your snow-throwing patternto avoiddischarge towards windows,

wails, cars eta Thus, avoiding possible propertydamage or personal

injury caused by aricochet

• Never direct discharge atchildren, bystanders and pets or allow anyone

infront ofthe machine

• Do not evedoad machine capacity by attempting to clear snow attoo fast

of a rate.

• Never operate thismachine withoutgood visibility or light Always be

sure of yourfooting and keep a firm hold on the handles Walk, never

tun,

• Disengage powerto the augedimpeller whentransporting or not inuse

,, Never operate machine at high transport speeds on slipper] surfaces

Look down and behind and use care whenbacking up

• If the machine should start to vibrateabnormally, slop the engine.

disconnect the spark plugwire end ground itagainst the engine Inspect

theroughfyfor damage Repair any damage before starting andoperat-

ing

• Disengage all control levers and stop enginebefore you Ieave the

operating position(behind the handles) Wait until the auger/impel}or

comes to a cempiete stop before unclogging the chuteassembly,making

any adjustments, or inspections

,, Never put your handin the discharge orcollector openings, Always

use the clean-outtoolprevldedtounclog the discharge opening Do

not unclog chute assembly while engine is running Shut off engine

and remain behind handles until ell moving parts have stepped before

unclogging

• Use only attachments and accessories approved by 1hemanufacturer

(e g whoa!weights, tirechains, cabs etc )

• ffsituafions occur which are not covered inthis manual, use care and

good judgment Conlact your Sears Service Center for assistance_

MAINTENANCE & STORAGE

• Nevertamper withsafety devices Check theirproperoperation

regufarly Refertothemaintenance end adjustment sections of this

manual

• Beforecleaning, repairing, or inspecting machine disengage all control

levers and stop the engine Wait until the auger_mpeller cometoa

complete stop Disconnect the spark plug wire and ground against the

engine to prevent unintended starting

• Check bo_tsand screws for propertightness at frequent intervalsto keep

the machine in safe workingcondition Also, visually inspectmachine for

any damage

. Do notchange the engine governor setting or over-speed the engine

The governorcontrolsthe maximumsafe operating speed ofthe engine

• Snowthrower shave plates and skid shoes are subject to wear and

damage For your safety protection, frequentlycheck al!components

end replace with original equipmenlmanufacturer's (OEM) parts only

"Use of partswhich do not meet the origina! equipment specifications

may lead toimproper performanceand compromise safety!"

• Check controls periodically to verify they engage and disengage

properlyand adjust, if necessary Refer to the adjustment section inth;s

operators manual for instructions

• Maintain or replace salety and instruction labels, as necessary

,, Observe proper disposal laws and regulations for gas, oil, etc to protest

the environment

• Pdor to storing, run machine afew minutes to clear snow from machine

and prevent freeze up of auger/impeller

• Never store the machine orfuelcontainer inside where there isan open

flame, spark orpilol fight suchas a waterheater,furnace, clothes dryer

etc

• Always referto the operalor's manual for proper instructions on

off-season storage

Do not modify engine

Toavoidseriousinjuryordeath,donotmodifyengineinanywayTampering

withthegovernorsettingcanleadtoarunawayengineandcauseittooperate

atunsafespeedsNevertamperwithfactoryself!rigofenginegovernor

Notice Regarding Emissions

Engines which erecertifiedtocomply with Cafilornia and federal EPAemission

regulations forSORE (Small Off Road Equipment)are certified to operate on

reguiarunleadedgasoline, and mayincludethefollowing emission controlsys-

tems: Engine Modification (EM) and Throe WayCatalysl (TWC)i! so equipped

IMPORTANT:Thisunitisshippedwiththeenginefullofoft After

assembly,seepage10forfuelandoildetails

Removing From Carton

t.. Cutthecornersofthecartonandlaythesidesflatontheground

Removeallpackinginserts.

2 Movethesnowthroweroutofthecarton_

3 Makecertainthecartonhasbeencompletelyemptiedbefore

discardingit

Before Assembly

'';1Ill

Disconnectthesparkplugwireand grounditagainsttheengineto

preventunintendedstarting J

NOTE;Referencetoright,left,frontorrearoftheunitisfromthe

operatingpositionunlessotherwisestated

Setting Up The Handle

1_Cutthecabletiethatsecurestheupperhandletothechute

assemblyforshippingpurposes

NOTE:BecarefuINOTtoremovethethreelooselyfittedcableties

thatwillbeutilizedlatertosecurecables

2. Loosenthewingknobontheupperchuteandpivottheupperchute

upwardsasfarasitwiltgo_Thentightenthewingknobonthe

upperchutemakingsurethecarriageboltiscorrectlypositioned.

RefertoFigure1.

DO NOTlift thesnowthrowerby thechutehandle

3 Loosenthewingknobandtaboneachsideofthehandle.See

Figure2

4. Beingcarefulnottobendorkinkthecables,holdbothcontrols

againstupperhandleandpullupasshowninStept ofFigure

2.Makesurethattheupperhandlelocksoverthelowerhandle

andhandletabsalignwiththehandle.Youmayhavetocarefully

maneuvertheupperhandletoclearchuteassembly.

Becarefulnottobendorkinkthecables.

5. TightenthewingknobsoneachsideofthehandleRefertoStep2

in Figure2

NOTE:Theaugercableroutesclowntheleftsideofthehandlewhile

thedrivecableisroutedacrossthetopofthelowerhandleanddown

therightsideofthelowerhandleSeeFigure3

6 Removeprotectiveplasticsleevesfromupperandlowerhandles.

7 Threecabletieshavebeenusedtolooselytiethecontrolcables

tothelowerhandle..Positioncabletiesnow,asinFigure3,and

tightentosecurecablestothelowerhandle.Trimoffexcess

materialofcableties.

Figure i

Figure 2

Drive Cable

erCable

Figure 3

Position

Figure 4

Skid Shoe

Thespacebetweentheshaveplateandthegroundcanbeadjusted.Refer

toFigure5onpage8forlocationofshaveplateandskidshoes.Forclose

snowremoval,placeskidshoesinlowpositionWhenareatobeclearedis

uneven,placeskidshoesinthemiddleorhighposition_SeeFigure4

NOTE:Operationofthissnowthrowerongravelisnotrecommendedas

loosegravelcanbeeasilypickedupandthrownbytheaugercausing

personalinjuryordamagetothesnowthrowerIfyouhavetooperateit

ongravel,keepskidshoein highestpositionformaximumclearance.

1. Adjustskidshoesbylooseningtwonutsandcaniageboltsoneach

skidshoe,andmovingskidshoetothedesiredposition,SeeFigure4.

2. Makecertaintheentirebottomsurfaceofskidshoeisagainstthe

groundtoavoidunevenwearontheskidshoes

3 Tightennutsandboltssecurely.

Clean-Out Tool

Thistoolhasbeenfastenedwithacabletietotherearoftheaugerhousing

forshippingpurposesCutandremovecabletie

Final Adjustments

IMPORTANT:Checktheadjustmentsasinstructedandmakeany

finaladjustmentsnecessarybeforeoperatingtheunffCheckallnuts

andboltsfortightness.Failuretofollowlheseinstructionsmaycause

damagetounit..

Tire Pressure

Theproperinflationpressureis20psi Checkthetirepressureperiodi-

rallyandmaintainequalpressureinbothtiresatalltimes.Excessive

pressure(wellabove20psi)maycausethewheel(tire/rim)assembly

toburstwithsufficientforcetocauseseriousinjury..Donotover-inflate

thetire.Useamanualpumporportableelectrictireinflatortoprevent

over-inflation.NEVERUSEANAIRCOMPRESSOR.

Auger Control Test

IMPORTANT:Performthefollowingtestbeforeoperatingthesnow

throwerforthefirsttimeandatthestartofeachwinterseason.

Checktheadjustmentoftheaugercontrolasfollows:

I Whenaugercontrolisreleasedandinthedisengaged"up"posi-

tion,cableshouldhaveverylittleslack,butshouldNOTbetight

Donotover4ightenthecable.Over-tighteningmaypreventtheauger

fromdisengagingandcompromisethesafetyofthesnowthrower.

2 Inawell-ventilatedarea,startthesnowthrowerengineasin-

structedonpage10undertheheadingStartingEngineMakesure

thethrottleissetintheFAST position..

3. Whilestandinginoperator'sposition(behindunit)engageauger.

4. Allowaugertoremainengagedforapproximatelyten(10)seconds

beforereleasingtheaugercontrolRepeatthissevera!times

5 WiththeenginerunningintheFAST_ positionandtheauger

controlinthedisengaged"up"pesitionTwalktothefrontofthe

machine

6 Confirmthattheaugerhascompletelystoppedrotatingandshows

NOsignsofmotion

IMPORTANT:IftheaugershowsANYsignsofrotating,immediatelyreturn

totheoperatorspositionandshutofftheengineWaitforatlmovingparis

tostopbeforereadiustingtheaugercontrolrableasshownonpage14.

Drive

Control

SkidShoe

Figure 5

BefamiliarwithallthecontrolsonthesnowthrowerandtheirproperoperationKnowhowIDstopthemachineanddisengagethemquickly

NOTE:CompareFigures5 &6withyourequipmentandfollowdescrip-

tionofcontrols,givenbelow,tobecomefamiliarwiththeiroperation

Drive Control

Locatedontheundersideoftheupperhandle,thedrivecontrolisused

toengageldisengagewheelsSqueezethedrivecontrolagainstthe

upperhandletDengagethewheels;releasetodisengage.

Auger Control

Theaugercontrolisadjacenttotheupperhandle.Squeezetheauger

conlrolagainsttheupperhandletoengagetheaugers;releaseto

disengagetheaugers.

IMPORTANT:RefertoAugerContrD!Testonpage7 priortooperating

yoursnowthrDwe_Readandfollowall instructionscarefullyand

performalladjustmentstoverifyyoursnowthrowerisoperatingsafely

andpropedy_

Chute Handle

ThedirectionofsnowthrowingcorrespDndstothedirectionofthe

chuteopening.Usethechutehandletoturnthechuteassembtyin the

directionyouwishtothrowthesnow.

Chute Knob

Thedistancesnowisthrowncanbe adjustedbyeitherraisingor

[Dwedngtheupperchute.Loosenthechuteknobonthesideofthe

upperchutetoadjust.PivottheupperchutetDdesiredposition,and

retightenthechuteknob

Shave Plate

Theshaveplatemaintainscontactwithpavementasthesnow

throwerispropelled,allowingsnowclosetopavement'ssurfacetobe

discharged

Skid Shoe

Thespacebetweentheshaveplateandthegroundcanbeadjusted

Forclosesnowremoval,placeskidshoesinthelowposition.Use

middleorhighpositionwhenareatobeclearedisunevenorongravel

surfaces

Choke

Threttie / Recoit

Control Primer Starter

OilDrain

Figure6

Starter

Handle

Clean Out Tool

Thecleanouttoolisprovidedtounclogthedischargeopening.Donot

unclogdischargechutewh{leengineisrunning

Beforeunclogging,shutoffengineandremainbehindhandlesuntil

allmovingpartshavestoppedcompletelyNeverputyourhandinthe

dschargeorcolectoropenings.Alwaysusetheclean-outtoolprovided..

Choke Control

Activatingchokecontrolbyturningitallthewaytotherightclosesthe

chokeplateoncarburetorandaidsinstartingengine.Forinforma-

tiononchokeusage,seepage10ofthismanual..Theimageabove

correspondswiththelabelontheengineidentifyingtheChokecontrol

Off On

Recoil Starter & Starter Handle

Thismotorisfittedwitharecoilactionpullstartanda mittengrip

handleforeasyaccesswhileweadngglovesor mittens

Ignition Key

Theignitionkeyisnecessaryfortheenginetostart Insertkeyand

snapin place;donotturnittostart/stoptheunit.Removekeywhen

theunitisnotinuse.

Electric Starter Button

Pressingtheelectricstarterbuttonengagestheengine'setectric

starterwhenpluggedintoa 120Vpowersource.

Electric Starter Outlet

Requirestheuseofa three-prongoutdoorextensioncord(included)

anda 120Vpowersource/walloutlet

Primer

Depressingprimerforcesfueldirectlyintoengine'scarburetorto

aidincold-weatherstarting.Refertothestartinginstructionsinthe

OperationsectionofthismanualforproperprimerusageTheimage

belowleft,correspondswiththelabelontheengineidentifyingthe

primer..

Oil Fill

Removeoilcaptoaddoil Refertopage14forcheckingandadding

0ilinstructions.

Gasoline Cap

Removegascaptoaddfuel.Unitrunsonregulargas.

NOTE:Thisunitmayincludeafuelplug,whichisonlyusedduring

assemblytokeepdirtanddebrisoutoffueltank Discardthefuelplug

beforefillingthefueltank.

Throttle Control

Thethrottlecontrolislocatedontheengineitregulates

thespeedoftheengineandwiflshutofftheengine

whenpusheddowncompletelyTheimagetothe

rightrepresentsthespeedsofthethrottlecontroland

correspondswiththelabelontheengineTheimages

belowillustratethedefinitionofeachsymbol

Start/Run/ Slow/Idle Engine Off

Fast

Before Starting Engine

Engine Oil

Theengineisshippedwithoilinit.Checktheo11levefbeforefirstuse.

Forsubsequenl_Fups,usethegradeofengineoilspecifiedonpage

14.Toaddoil:

1. Removethedipstickfromtheoilfill.,Pourfreshoilslowlythrough

theplug,Replacedipstick

2 CheckandmakesurethatthelevelofoilisuptotheFULLmarkon

thedipstick.

Gasoline

Gasolineisflammableandcautionmustbeusedwhenhandling

I orsloringit, Donotfillfueltankwhitethesnowthrowerisrunning,

[whenitishotorwhenitisin anenclosedarea.

! - ,

I o anel trica I

L_moke duringfuek'ng I

1, Neverfillthefueltankcompletely.Fillthetanktonomorethan112

inchbeJowbottomoffillernecktoprovidespaceforexpansionoffuel

NOTE:Thisunitmayincludeafuetplug,whichisonlyusedduring

assemblytokeepdirtanddebrisoutoffueltanK,Discardthefuelplug

beforefillingthefueltank,

2, Alwaysuseclean,fresh,unleadedgradeautomotivegasolineFill

thefueltankoutdoorsanduseafunnelorspouttopreventspilling

Makesurethatthecontainerfromwhichyoupourthegasolineis

cleanandfreefromrustorotherforeignparticlesMakesureto

wipeoffanyspilledfuelbeforestartingtheengine,

3 Attheendofthejob,emptythefueltankifthesnowthrowerisnot

goingtobeusedfor30daysorlongerStoregasolinein aclean

containerandkeepthecapinplaceonthecontainer,

Neveruseengineorcarburetorcleanerproductsin thefueltank,

Starting Engine

line!! A ._ _L _ .... -

Besurenooneotherthantheoperatorisstandingnearthesnow

throwerwhilestartingoroperating°Donotoperatethissnowthrower

unassthechuteassemblyhasbeenproperlyinstalledandissecured

NOTE:Forlocationofalltheenginecontrolsreferredtointhissection,

refertoFigure6

Electric Starter

1,, Determinethatyourhome'swidngisa three-wiregroundedsystem,

Aska I]censedelecfdcianifyouarenotcertain.

Theoptionalelectricstarteris equippedwithagroundedthree-wire

_ewercordandplug,andisdesignedtooperateon120voltAC

householdcurrenLItmustbeusedwithaproperlygroundedthree_

prongreceptacleatalltimestoavoidthepossibilityofelectricshock

Ifyourhome'swiringsystemisnotathree-wiregroundedsystem,

donotusethiselectricstarterunderanyconditions,Ifyourhome

electricalsystemisgrounded,buta three-holereceptacleisnot

available,do notuseyoursnowthrower'selectricstarterFollowall

instructionscarefullypriortooperatingtheelectricstartez

youhaveagroundedthree-prongreceptacle,proceedasfollows:

1.,Plugtheextensioncordintotheoutletlocatedontheengine's

surface,,Plugtheotherendofextensioncordintoathree-prong

120-volt,grounded,ACoutletinawelFventilaledarea

2 Movethrottlecontrolto FAST

position_

3, PushkeyintotheignitionslotsothatitsnapsintoplaceDonottumkey

4, RotatechokecontroltoFULL ],_1 chokeposition(foracolctStart)r.

NOTE:Iftheengineisalreadywarm,placechokecontrolintheOFF

(chokeknobturnedallthewaytoleft)positioninsteadofFULL!,#'1,

5 Pushtheprimertwoorthreetimesforcoldenginestart,making

suretocoverventholeinthecenteroftheprimerwhenpushing

NOTE:DONOTusepdmertorestartawarmengineafterashortshutdown

6, Pushstarterbuttontostartengine.

7 Oncetheenginestarts,releasestarterbutton

8. Astheenginewarms,slowlyrotate(left)thechokecontroltothe

OFFpositionIftheenginefalters,quicklyrotatethechokecontrol

backtoFLILLI.,#1andthenslowlyintotheOFFpositionagain

9 Whendisconnectingtheextensioncord,alwaysunplugtheendat

thethree-prongwalloutletbeforeunpluggingtheoppositeendfrom

thesnowthrower,

Recoil Starter

1,, Rotatechokecontrol(right)to FULL l.#l chokeposition(cold

enginestart)°

NOTE:{ftheengineisalreadywarm,placechokecontrolintheOFF

(knobturnedaftthewaytotheleft)positioninsteadofFULLIJ(I

2., MovethrottlecontroltoFAST

position,

3, PushkeyintotheignitionslotsothatitsnapsintoplaceDonottumkey

4_ Pushtheprimertwoorthreetimesforcoldenginestart,making

suretocoverventholeinthecenteroftheprimerwhenpushing,

NOTE:DONOTuseprimertorestartawamlengineafterashortshutdown

NOTE:Additionalprimingmaybenecessaryifthetemperatureis

below15°Fahrenheit

5. Grasptherecoilstarterhandleandslowlypulltheropeout Atthe

pointwhereit becomesslightlyhardertopulltherope,slowlyallow

theropetorecoil,,

6 Pullthestarterhandlewithafirm,rapidstrokeDonotreleasethe

handleandallowittosnapback,Keepafirmholdonthestarter

handleandallowittoslowlyrecoil,,

7, Astheenginewarms,slowlyrotate(left)thechokecontroltothe

OFFpositioniftheenginefalters,quicklyrotatethechokecontrol

backtotheFULL IJl positionandthenslowlyintotheOFF

positionagain

NOTE:Allowtheenginetowarmupforafewminutesafterstarting

Theenginewillnotdevelopfullpoweruntilitreachesoperating

temperatures,

Before Stopping

1..Runengineforafewminutestohelpdryoffanymoistureonengine

2 Toavoidpossiblefreeze-upofthestarter,followthesesteps:

Recoil Starter

a Withtheenginerunning,pullthestarterropewitha rapid,

continuousfullarmstrokethreeorfourtimes

To Stop The Snow Thrower

1. Tostopthewheels,releasethedrivecontrol.

2 Tostopthrowingsnow,releasetheaugercontrol.

3. Toslopengine,pushthrottlecontrollevertoOFF_ andpullout

thekey Donotturnkey

........................... ,i

Thetemperatureofmufflerandthesurroundingareas y

t50° EAvoidtheseareas

Clearing The Snow

CAUTION:Checktheareatobeclearedforforeignobjects_Remove

foreignobjects,ifany

1 Starttheenginefollowingstartinginstructions.

2 Allowtheenginetowarmupforafewminutesastheenginewill

notdevelopfullpoweruntilitreachesoperatingtemperature.

3. Rotatethechuteassemblytothedesireddirection,awayfrom

bystandersand/orbuildings

4 Makingcertainnobystandersorobstaclesareinfrontoftheunit,

squeezetheaugercontrolcompieletyagainsttheupperhandleto

fullyengagetheaugers.

5 Whiletheaugercontrolisengaged,squeezethedrivecontrol

completelyagainsttheupperhandletoengagethewheelsDonot

=feather"theddveconlrol_

6 Asthesnowthrowerstartstomove,maintainafirmholdonthe

handle,andguidethesnowthroweralongthepathtobecleared

7 Releasetheaugeranddrivecontrolstostopthesnowthrowing

actionandforwardmotion

NOTE:Yourunitisequippedwilhaclutchinthetransmission..Ifthe

wheelsstopturningwhiletryingtodischargelargevolumesofsnow,

immediatelydisengagethedrivecontrolandallowtherotatingaugers

todischargesnowfromthehousing.Reducetheclearingwidthand

continueoperation.

8 Oneachsucceedingpass,readjustthechuteassemblytothe

desiredpositionandslightlyoverlapthepreviouslyclearedpath

Positioning Discharge Chute

Loosenthechuteknobandpivotupperchutetodesiredposition..Tighten

thechuteknobmakingsurethecarriageboltiscorrectlypositioned

Rotatechutehandletodesiredoperatingposition

Donotliftthesnowthroweratanytimebythechutehandle..

Operating Tips

1. Formostefficientsnowremoval,removesnowimmediatelyafteritfalls.

2.. DischargesnowdownwindwheneverpossibleSlightlyoverlap

eachpreviouspath

3 Settheskidshoes1/4"belowtheshaveplatefornormalusage

Theskidshoesmaybeadjustedupwardforhard-packedsnow.

NOTE:itis netrecommendedthatyouoperatethissnowthroweron

gravelasloosegravelcanbeeasilypickedupandthrownbytheauger

causingpersonalinjuryandtordamagetothesnowthrower

4 Ifforsomereason,youhavetooperatethesnowthrowerongravel,

keeptheskidshoeinthehighestpositionformaximumclearance

betweenthegroundandtheshaveplate.

5. Cfeanthesnowthrowerthoroughlyaftereachuse

Cleaning The Chute Assembly

Theclean-outtoolisconvenientlyfastenedtotheaugerhousingwitha

mountingclip,

Whensnowandicecollectinthechuteassemblyduringoperation,

usethistooltosafelycleanthechuteandchuteopeningFollowthe

stepsbelowtooperateit..

Stopenginebymovingthrottlelevertostop_ positionandwaitfor

allmovingpartstostopbeforeusingtheclean-outtool.

1 Releasebothaugeranddrivecontrols

2 Stoplheenginebymovingthrottlelevertostop_ position

3 Removetheclean-outtoolfromtheclipwhichsecuresittotherear

oftheaugerhousing.

4. Usetheshovel-shapedendoftheclean-outtooltodislodgeand

scoopanysnowandicewhichhasformedin andnearthechute

assembly

Neveruseyourhandstocleansnowandicefromthechuteassembty1

Ioraugerhousng_ 1

5 Re-fastentheclean-outtool,withthehandleontherightsideofthe

housing,tothemountingclipontheaugerhousingYoucanstart

operatingyoursnowthrowernow

General Recommendations

I. Alwaysobservesafetyruleswhenperforminganymaintenance..

2. Thewarrantyonthissnowthrowerdoesnotcoveritemsthathave

beensubjectedtooperatorabuseornegligenceToreceiveful_

valuefromthewarranty,operatormustmaintainthesnowthrower

asinstructedinthismanual°

3. Periodicattycheckallfastenersandhardwaretomakesurethese

aretight.

Beforeservicing,repairing,lubricatingorinspecting,disengageaI{controls

andstopengineWaituntilallmovingpartshavecometoacompletestop.

Disconnectsparkplugwkeandgrounditagainsttheenginetoprevent

unintendedstartingAlwayswearsafetygiassesduringoperationorwhile

performinganyadiustmentsorrepair&

Replacing the Shave Plate and

Skid Shoes

Theshaveplateandskidshoesonthebottomofthesnowthrowerare

subjecttowearTheseshouldbecheckedperiodicallyandreplaced

whennecessary

1..Toreplace,removetwocarriageboilsandnutssecuringeachskidshoe

tot,.heaugerhousingSeeFig7

2 Reassemblenewskidshoeswithhardwarejustremoved.Makesurethe

skidshoesareadjustedtobelevel.

3. Toremoveshaveplate:Removebothskidshoesandhardware

includingcarriageboltsandnutswhichattachshaveplatetothe

snowthrowerhousingFortocationofshaveplate,seeFigure7

4 Reassemblenewshaveplate,makingsureheadsofthecarriagebolts

aretotheinsideofthehousing.ReinstallskidshoesTightensecurely.

Servicing Augers

Theaugersaresecuredtothesplratshaftwithfourshearpinsand

cotterpinsIfyouhitaforeignobjectoricejam,thesnowthroweris

designedsothatthepinsmayshear.RefertoFigure7

Iftheaugersdonotturn,checkifthepinshavesheared.Replace,if

needed,withpropershearpins Refertoitem42onpage19forpart

number

IMPORTANT:NEVERreplacetheaugershearpinswithstandardpins

or fastenersAnydamagetotheaugergearboxorothercomponents,

asaresultofdoingso,willNOTbecoveredbyyoursnowthrower's

warranty..

Lubrication

Foraviewofthelubricationpointsonthesnowthrower,seeFigure8

t. Lubricatepivotpointsontheaugercontrolanddrivecontrolwitha

lightengineoiloncea season.

2 Lubricatetheaugeridlerbracketwithalightengineoilonceaseason

Engine

Listedbelowaregeneralrecommendationsaboutmaintainingyour

snowthrowerengine.

I Beforeoperatingsnowthrower,checktheoillevel

2. Changeengineoilafterfirsttwohoursofoperationandevery25

hoursthereafter

Cotter Pin

SkidShoe

Carriage Bolt

ShavePlate / /

LockNut CarriageBolt

LockNut

Figure7

""-4

Figure8

3. CleansparkplugandresettheelectrodegaptoO.r030natleast

onceaseasonor every100hoursofoperation;replaceevery200

hoursofoperation.

Check V-Belts

FoIlowinstructionsbelowtochockconditionofdrivebeltsevery50

hoursofoperation.

1. Removetheplasticbeltcoveronthefrontoftheengineby

removingtheself-tappingscrewandpressingtheplastictabsto

releasethebeltcove[

2. Visuallyinspectforfrayed,cracked,orexcessivelywornoutbelts.

Replace,ifnecessary,followinstructionsbelow

Replacing Belts

NOTE:Therearetwobeltsonthissnowthrower:anaugerbo!land

drivebelt Itisrecommendedthatbothbeltsbereplacedatthesame

time

1.Removethesparkplugwirefromsparkplugandgrounditagainst

theenginetopreventaccidentalstarting

2 Draingasolinefromthegastankorplaceapieceofplasticsheet

underneaththegascaptopreventgasolineleakage.

Engine

Pulley

Drive

Belt----T-_

Figure9

Belt

Auger

Pulley

_'X BeltKeeper

IdlerBracket

Figure10

BeltKeeper

Figure11

! £ L_L L

Performbeltmaintenanceoutdoorsassomegasmaypossibly

leakfromthecarburetoreventhoughyouplacedasheetofplastic

underneaththegascaptopreventthegascapfromleaking.

3 Removetheself+tappingscrewshownin Figure8,andpressthe

plastictabstoreleasethebeltcover+Pullthebeltcoverupandout

fromaroundtheengineandchuteassembly.Setit asideandsave+

Auger Belt

IMPORTANT:Gascouldleakfromthecarburetoratthispoint,thegas

capshouldhavebeencoveredwithplasticaspreviouslyinstructed.

1+Tipthesnowthrowerupandforwardsothatitrestsontheauger

housing Removethebeltkeeperascalledoutin FigureI1+Return

thesnowthrowertoitsuprightpositiontocompletethefollowing

steps+

2. Slipthefrontaugerbeltoffoftheenginepulieypushingitforward

androllinginoffofthepulley,SeeFigure10

3. Squeezetheaugercontrolhandletoreleasetheaugerbrake,

whichisthetabthatholdsthebeltontotheaugerpulleyRemove

thebeit

4. Replacewithnewbeltafterreplacingthedrivebelt.

Drive Belt

NOTE:Replacethedrivebeltbeforereassemblingthenewaugerbelt

I Tipthesnowthrowerupandforwardsothatitrestsontheauger

housing.

IMPORTANT:Remember,gascouldleakfromthecarburetoratthis

point,thegascapshouldhavebeencoveredwithplasticaspreviously

instructed+

2 Removethespringthatconnectsthetransmissiontoa boltonthe

engineframe SeeFigure11.

NOTE:itmaybeeasiertofirstremovetheflangelocknut,thenuse

needle+nosedplierstofirmlygripspringandremovefromboll

3 Pivotthetransmissionforwardtoreleasepressureonthedrivebelt.

Removebeltfromtransmissionpu!tey.

4+Removethedrivebeltfromaroundtheenginepulley,andaway

fromtheunit

5. Placethenewdrivebeltintothegrooveontheenginepulley,See

Figure10.

6+Tiltthetransmissionforwardandpositionthedrivebeltontothe

transmissionpulley

7 Reconnectthespringtotheboltontheengineframeandsecure

thetransmissionReinstalltheflangelocknut..

8. Installnewaugerbeltr

9. Reassemblethebeltcoveronthesnowthrower

10Reassemblethebeltkeepertothehousing.

Adjusting The Auger Cable

Periodicadjustmenttotheaugercontrolcablemayberequireddue

tonormalstretchandwearonthebeR1Adjustmentisneededifthe

augersseemtohesitatewhileturning,buttheenginemaintainsspeed,

orcontinueturningwiththeaugercontroldisengaged..

1. Loosentherearhexboltonthecableadjustmenlbracket.See

Figure12.

2 SIidethecableadjustmentbracketbackwardstakingouttheslack

intheaugercable

3 Retightentherearhexbolt

4. Startengineandverifyaugercontrolengagesanddisengages

properly.

NOTE:Ifaugercontinuesto rotatewiththecontroldisengaged,shut

offtheengineandreadjustthecablebracketforwardThenrecheck

theaugeroperation

Checking Oil Level

Beforeoperatingsnowthrower,checktheoil]evetbyfollowingsteps

below..

1. Withengineonlevelground,oilmustbetoFULLmarkondipstick

SeeFigure13

2. Stopengineandwaitseveralminutesbeforecheckingoillevel

Removeoilfillcapanddipstick

3. Wipedipstickclean,insertitintooilfillholeandtightensnugly

4 Removedipstickandcheck IfoilisnotuptotheFULLmarkon

dipstick,addoil

Changing Oil

Changeengineoilafterfirsttwohoursofoperationandevery25hours

thereafter.Inordertochangeoil,youwillhavetofirstdraintheused

engineo1Ifromtheengineandthenrefillwithfreshoil

1 DrainoilwhileengineiswarmRemoveoiidrainpluglocatedatthebot-

tomoftherecoilstarteroftheengine.Catchoilinasuitablecontainer

2 Whenengineisdrainedofelioil,replacedrainplugsecurety

3 RemovethedipstickfromtheoilIibLForiocationoftheoilfill,see

Figure6.Pourfreshoilslowlythroughtheplug Replacedipstick

4. CheckandmakesurethatthelevelofoilisuptotheFULLmarkon

thedipstick.

NOTE:Althoughmulti-viscosityoils(5W30,10W30,etc.)improve

startingincoldweather,theycouldalsoresultinhigheroilconsump-

tionwhenusedabove32' ECheckyoursnowthrower'sengineoil

levelmorefrequentlytoavoidpossibleenginedamagefromrunning

lowonoil. SeetheViscosityChartin FigureI4

Auger Cabie_

Adjustment

Bracket

HousingScrew _\

Figure12

TopAuger _=

HousingScrew

FULL

ADD

MaintainOil Level

_ BetweenFULLandADD

Figure13

R_commcndcdOiLU_g_

Sy_thelicMultiSr_d_ ]

SAE0W-30

Figure14

'14

1 _030(76ram)Gap

2 Electrodes

3 Porcelain

Figure15

Check Spark Plug

Cleansparkplugandresettheelectrodegapto0030"atleastonce

a seasonorevery100hoursofoperation;replaceevery200hoursof

operation

1 Cleanareaaroundthesparkpiugbase,

2. Removeandinspectthesparkplug.Checkgap,makesureitisset

at 030 SeeFiguret5,

3. Replacethesparkplugffelectrodesarepitted,burned,orthe

porcelainiscracked

NOTE:Donotsandblastsparkplug Sparkplugshouldbecleanedby

scrapingorwirebrushingandwashingwitha commercialsolvent.

Followthe maintenanceschedulegivenbelow°Someadjustmentswillhavetobemadeperiodicallyto maintainyoiJrunit

properly_PeriodicallycheckallfastenersandmakesurethesearetighL Keeptrackofyourscheduledservicebyfillingin

theServiceDatesfieldbelow.

performinganyadjustmentsorrepairs_

TASKS

LubricatePivot Points

Maintenance Schedule

Lubricatedrive

mechanism,hex

gearshaft

Greasewheelshaft

Cleanequipment

Cleanskidshoe r_

i- i

CheckV-belts |

Checkengineoil

Emptyfuelsystem

SERVICE DATES

Ifthesnowthrowerwil!notbeusedfor30daysor longer,or ifitistheendofthesnowseasonwhenthelastpossibilityofsnowisgone,the

equipmentneedstobestoredproperlyFollowstorageinstructionsbelowtoensuretopperformancefromthesnowthrowerformanymoreyears.

PREPARING ENGINE

Short-Term Storage

Itisimportanttopreventgumdepositsfromforminginessentialfuei

systempartsoftheenginesuchasthecarburetor,fuelfilter,fuelhose,

ortankdudngshort-termstorage(I5-30days) Topreventthis,treat

thefuelsystemusingafuelstabilize_.

Fuelstabilizer(suchasSTA-BtLTM orULTRA-FRESHTM) isanaccept-

ablealternativeinminimizingtheformationoffuelgumdepositsduring

storage.Addstabilizertogasolineinfueltankorstoragecontainer

AlwaysIoltowmixratiofoundonstabilizercontainer.Runengineat

least10minutesafteraddingstabilizertoallowittoreachthecarbure-

tor.

[light asona _eor gasappliance, j

PREPARING SNOW THROWER

• Whenstoringthesnowthrowerin anunventilatedormetalstor-

ageshed,careshouldbetakentorustprooftheequipment.Using

alightoilorsilicone,coattheequipment,especiallyanychains,

springs,bearingsandcables.

• Removeairdirtfromexteriorofengineandequipment.

• Followlubricationrecommendations

• Storeequipment[na clean,dryarea

Alcoholblendedfueis(calledgasoholorusingethanolormethanol)

canattractmoisturewhichleadstoseparationandformationofacids

duringstorage..Acidicgascandamagethefuelsystemofanengine

whileinstorage°

Long-Term Storage

Toavoidengineproblems,thefuelsystemshouldbeemptiedbefore

storagefor30daysorlonger.

Fuelleftin engineduringwarmweatherdeterioratesandwillcause

Iseriousstartingproblems, j

1_Runtheengineuntilthefueltankisemptyanditstopsduetolack

offuel.Donotattempttopourfuelfromtheengine

I__Im'!_,V_TI,! _ _i i_[ ' --

INeveruseengineor cteaningproducts or !

carburetor inthefueltank

damagemayoccur j

2. Removethesparkplugandpourone(1)ounceofengineoil

throughthesparkplugholeintothecylinder:Coversparkplughole

witha ragandcranktheengineseveraltimestodistributetheoil

Replacesparkplug.,

Beforeperforminganytypeofmaintenance/service,disengageall

controlsandstoptheengine,Waituntilallmovingpartshavecometo I

acompletestopDisconnectsparkplugwireandgrounditagainstthe I

enginetopreventunintendedstartingAlwayswearsafetygfassesdudngI

1operationorwhileperforminganyadjustmentsorrepairs_ ,,I

This sectionaddressesminorserviceissues.TolocatethenearestSearsServiceCenteror toscheduleservice,simplycontactSears

at1-800-4-MY-HOME®.

1 ChokecontrolnotinONposition

2 Sparkplugwiredisconnected

3, Faultysparkplug

4, Fueltankemptyorstalefuel

5 Enginenotprimed

6. Safetykeynotinserted.

1., EnginerunningonCHOKE

2. Stalefuel

3. Waterordirtinfuelsystem

4. Carburetoroutofadjus!me,n!.................................

I Carburetornotadjustedproperly

1 Loosepartsordamagedauger

Sparkplugwireloose

2 Gascapventholeplugged.

Enginefailstostart

Enginerunserratically

Engineoverheats

Excessivevibration

Lessofpower

Unitfallstopropelitself

Unitfailstodischargesnow

1 Drivecableinneedofadjustment

2 Drivebelttooseordamaged

1 Chuteassemblyclogged

2 Foreignobjectlodgedinauger

3 Augercableinneedofadjustmant.

4, Augerbeltlooseordamaged

5, Shearpin(s)sheared.

1 MovechokecontroltoONposition

2 Connectwiretosparkpiug

3 Clean,adjustgap,orreplace

4 Filltankwithclean,freshgasofine.,

5. PrimeengineasinstructedintheOperationSection

6, Insertkeyfullyintotheswitch,

1, Movechokecontro]toOFFposition

2,, Filltankwithclean,freshgasoline

3_ DrainfueftankRefitlwithfreshfuel

4., ContactyourSearsParts&RepairCenter.,

I, Con!actyou!,,S,ea,!,s,,,,Parts&RepairCenter,

1, Stopengineimmediatelyanddisconnectsparkplug

wire.Tightenallboltsandnuts ifvibrationcontinues,

haveunitservicedbyaSearsParts&RepairCenter,,

1 Connectandtightensparkplugwire.

2 Removeiceandsnowfromgascap,,Becertainvent

holeisclear

t AdjustdrivecontrolcableRefertoServiceand

Maintenancesection_

2 Replacedrivebelt.RefertoServiceandMainte-

nancesection

1. Stopengineimmediatelyanddisconnectsparkplug

wire,Cleanchuteassemblyandinsideofauger

housingwithclean-outtoolora stick,

2 Stopengineimmediatelyanddisconnectsparkplug

wire.Removeobjectfromaugerwithclean-outtool

or astick..

3. Adjustaugercontrolcable.RefertoAssembly

section.

4. Replaceaugerbelt,,Referto ServiceandMainte-

nancesection,.

5. Replacewithnewshearpin(s).

REF PART ...._ : DESCRIPTION Qty,

NO. NUMBER

1 684-04037 Chute Assembly 1

2 710-04071 Carriage Bolt 511648 x 1.0" 1

3 710-0451 Carriage Bolt 5/t6-18 11

4 710-0260A Carriage Bait 5II648 x .62 4

5 720-0284 Wing Knob 5t16-18 1

6 731-04388A Chute Handle 1

7 731-04426A Upper Chute 1

8 736-0267 Rat Washer .385 x ,87 x ,06 1

REF PART DESCRIPTION Qty.

NO. NUMBER ........... : : : : _ _ I

25 731-042!8B Impeller 1

, ,. ,, ,,,, ,,,...................

26 732_0611 Extension Spdng I

27 736-0174 WaveWasher t

28 738-0281 Shoulder Screw 318-16 1

29 741-0245 Hex Fiange Bearing 2

30 741-0309 Ball Bearing 1

3t 750-04191 Spacer 1

32 741-0919 Rat ld}er 1

9 731-04127 Lower Chute 1

10 73!:043 3..............ChuteRing 1

11 731-2636A Chute Adapter 5" Dia. 1

12 732-041tt Chute Adjustment Spring 1

13 712-04064 Range Lock Nut 114-20 5

33 784-0434 Auger Idler Bracket

34 790-00075 Bearing Housing

35 618-04292A Auger Gearbox Assembty

36 684-04!13A ':Auger Assembly- LH

37 684-04114A ; Auger Assembly- RH

14 731-2643 Clean-out Tool 1

15 731-2635 Clean-out Tool Mount 1

16 725-0t57 Cable Tie 1

17 710-0134 Carriage Screw 1/4-20 x 0,62" 5

18 710-0520 Hex Bolt 318-16x 1.50" 1

38 684-04166A Auger Housing. 22" t

39 714-04040 Bow Tie Cotter Pin72 4

40 731-04870 Spacer, 1.25x.75 x 1.00 4

41 736-0351 _,Rat Washer 2

42 738-04124A Shear Pin,.25 x 1,50 4

19 7t0-04484 AB Screw 511648 x .750

20 7t2-04063 Range Lock Nut, 5/16-18

21 712-04065 Range Lock Nut, 3/8-t6

22 750-04852 ,Shou!der,Spacer.......................

23 715-04020 ...... Sp!,[,a,l,,p!n.......

24 726-04012 Push On Nut

4 43 741-0493A Range Bushing 8

10 44 790-00067A Hex Bearing Housing 2

2 45 790-00117 Shave Plate 2.25 x21.66 LG 1

1 46 784-5580 Skid Shoe 2

2 ...... t71°°48°estud 1

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