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IMPORTANT: Please read this manual carefully before operating this snowblower and save it for reference. INSTRUCTION MANUAL 24" (61 CM) 2-STAGE SNOWBLOWER model number 060-3740-6 | Contact us: 1-844-428-7277 WARNING MACHINE IS WITHOUT ENGINE OIL, PROPERLY FILL ENGINE OIL PRIOR TO USE TO PREVENT ENGINE DAMAGE.
ContactInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 2 For problems or questions, DO NOT RETURN TO STORE. Please contact one of our Customer Service Agents who would be happy to assist you. Read and understand this instruction manual thoroughly before using the product. It contains important information for your safety as well as operating and maintenance advice. Keep this instruction manual for future use. Should this product be passed on to a third party, this instruction manual must be included. For Customer Assistance Please Call: 1.844.428.7277
3 TableofContents SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important safety and operating instructions. Read all instructions and follow them with use of this product. ContactInformation.....................................................................2 Table of Contents.........................................................................3 SafetyInformation.......................................................................4 GeneralSafety..........................................................................................4 PreparationForUse..................................................................................4 SafeHandling of Gasoline........................................................................4 Operation..................................................................................................5 ClearingaCloggedDischarge Chute........................................................6 Maintenance andStorage........................................................................6 SafetyDefinitions....................................................................................7 SafetySymbols.........................................................................................7 OperationSymbols...................................................................................8 Features...................................................................................... 10 KnowYourSnowblower...........................................................................10 Engine....................................................................................................10 Assembly......................................................................................12 Unpacking................................................................................................12 AdditionalParts.......................................................................................12 ToolsRequired..........................................................................................12 AssemblyParts........................................................................................12 Assembly..................................................................................................15 WheelsandShoes..................................................................................15 Handle....................................................................................................15 SpeedControlConnecting Lever...........................................................16 Self-DriveControlWire AndAugerControlWire...................................16 SnowDischarge Support.......................................................................17 SnowDischarge Chute...........................................................................17 DischargeChute RotationLever...........................................................18 Operation.................................................................................... 19 BeforeOperation......................................................................................19 ChecktheGeneralCondition................................................................19 ChecktheEngine...................................................................................19 Operation.................................................................................................19 Startingthe Engine...............................................................................19 Stoppingthe Engine..............................................................................21 OperationatHighAltitude....................................................................21 Operatingthe Machine............................................................................21 ControlLevers........................................................................................21 DriveSystem........................................................................................22 Adjustingthe Snow Discharge DirectionandHeight...........................22 AdjustingtheSnowShoes......................................................................23 ToAdjusttheShoes..............................................................................23 AfterUse...............................................................................................24 Maintenance...............................................................................24 Servicing.................................................................................................24 SafetyPrecautions...............................................................................24 Maintenance...........................................................................................25 RegularServicePeriods........................................................................25 Refueling...............................................................................................26 AddingFuel...........................................................................................26 CheckEngineOilLevel..........................................................................26 OilChange.............................................................................................27 ReplacingShearPins............................................................................28 AdjustingSelf-DriveControlHandleCable..........................................29 AdjustingAugerControlCable.............................................................29 ReplaceAugerDriveBeltWithoutSplittingthe SnowblowerBody(Option1).................................................................30 ReplaceAugerDriveBelt–Splittingthe SnowblowerBody(Option2)................................................................34 RepairorReplaceFrictionDisc............................................................36 Lubrication............................................................................................38 Long-TermStorage................................................................................38 Transporting..........................................................................................38 Specifications............................................................................39 Specifications........................................................................................39 SnowblowerSpecifications.................................................................39 EngineSpecifications..........................................................................39 OilSpecifications.................................................................................39 FuelSpecifications...............................................................................39 PartsListDiagram..................................................................................40 PartsList.................................................................................................41 EnginePartsListDiagram......................................................................46 PartsList................................................................................................47 Troubleshooting..........................................................................50 Troubleshooting......................................................................................50 WarrantyInformation..................................................................51 2-YearLimitedWarranty.........................................................................51 AdditionalLimitations..........................................................................52 NoticeToConsumer..............................................................................52
SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 4 GENERALSAFETY 1. Readtheoperatingandserviceinstruction manualcarefully.Bethoroughlyfamiliar withthecontrolsandtheproperuseofthe equipment.Knowhowtostoptheunitand disengagethecontrolsquickly. 2. Neverallowchildrenunder16yearsoldto operatetheequipment.Neverallowadults tooperatetheequipmentwithoutproper instruction. 3. Thrownobjectscancauseseriousinjury. Keeptheareaofoperationclearofall persons,particularlysmallchildren, andpets. Planyoursnowdischargepattern topreventthrowingmaterialtowardcars, structures,roadsandpeople. 4. Exercisecautiontoavoidslippingorfalling, especiallywhenoperatinginreverse. 5. Keepinmindthattheoperatororuser isresponsibleforaccidentsorhazards occurringtootherpeopleortheirproperty. 6. Neverusethesnowblowerunderthe influenceofalcoholormedication,orifyou aretiredorill. PREPARATIONFORUSE 1. Thoroughlyinspecttheareawherethe equipmentistobeusedandremoveall doormats,sleds,boards,wires,andother foreignobjects. 2. Disengageallclutchhandlesbeforestarting themotor. 3. Donotoperatetheequipmentwithout wearingadequatewintergarments.Wear footwearwhichwillimprovefootingon slipperysurfaces. 4. Adjusttheaugerhousingheighttoclear gravelorcrushedrocksurface. 5. Neverattempttomakeany adjustments whiletheengineisrunning(exceptwhere specifically recommended inthemanual). 6. Letengineand machineadjusttooutdoor temperaturesbeforestartingtoclearsnow. 7. Theoperationofany powered machine canresultinforeignobjectsbeingthrown intotheeyes.Alwayswearsafety glasses oreyeshieldsduringoperation,orwhile performinganadjustmentorrepair. 8. Inspecttheaugerand impellerbefore startingtoensurethatthereisnoicebuild up. SAFEHANDLING OF GASOLINE Toavoid severeinjury orproperty damageuse highlevelsofcarewhilehandlinggasoline. Gasolineisanextremely flammablesubstance and thevapoursareexplosive.Seriouspersonal injury canoccurwhengasolineisspilled on yourselforyourclothes,whichcanignite.Ifyou comeintocontactwithgasoline,washaffected areasofskinand changeclothingimmediately. 1. Useonly anapproved gasolinecontainer. 2. Extinguishall cigarettes,cigars,pipesand othersourcesofignitionpriortoworking withorneargasoline. 3. Neverrefuel machinewithinclosed spaces. 4. Neverremovegascaporadd fuel whilethe engineishotorrunning. 5. Allowenginetocool atleasttwominutes beforerefueling. 6. Donotoverfill fuel tank.Keepfuel level at least½in.(1.27cm) belowbottom offiller neck toprovidespaceforfuel expansion. 7. Replacegasolinecapand tightensecurely.
5 SafetyInformation 8. Ifgasolineisspilled,wipeitofftheengine andequipment.Movemachinetoanother area.Wait5minutesbeforestartingthe engine. 9. Neverstorethemachineorfuelcontainer insidewherethereisanopenflame,spark orpilotlight(e.g.furnace,waterheater, spaceheater,clothesdryeretc.). 10. Allowmachinetocoolatleast5minutes beforestoring. 11. Neverfillcontainersinsideavehicleoron atruckortrailerbedwithaplasticliner. Alwaysplacecontainersontheground awayfromyourvehiclebeforefilling. 12. Ifpossible,removegas-poweredequipment fromthetruckortrailerandrefuelitonthe ground.Ifthisisnotpossible,thenrefuel suchequipmentonatrailerwithaportable container,ratherthanfromagasoline dispensernozzle. 13. Keepthenozzleincontactwiththerimof thefueltankorcontaineropeningatall timesuntilfuelingiscomplete.Donotuse gascanswithnozzlelock-opendevices. OPERATION 1. Donotputhandsorfeetnearorunder rotatingparts.Keepclearofthedischarge openingatalltimes. 2. Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperating on orcrossinggraveldrives,walks,orroads. Stayalertforhiddenhazardsortraffic. 3. Afterstrikingaforeignobject,stopthe engine,removethesparkplug,thoroughly inspectthesnowblowerforanydamage, andrepairthedamagebeforerestarting andoperatingthesnowblower. 4. Iftheunitshould starttovibrate abnormally,stoptheengineand check immediately forthecause.Vibrationis generally awarningoftrouble.Vibration typically indicatesamechanical problem hasoccurred. 5. Stoptheenginewheneveryouleavethe operatingposition,beforeuncloggingthe augerhousingordischargeguide,and when makingany repairs,adjustments, orinspections. 6. Beforecleaning,inspectingorrepairingany partsofthesnowblowerensuretheauger hasstopped moving.Disconnectthespark plugwireand keepitaway from theplugto preventaccidental starting. 7. Beforeleavingthemachineunattended, disengageall control levers,stoptheengine and removethesafety key. 8. Donotruntheengineindoors.Exhaust fumesaredangerous. 9. Donotclearsnowacrossthefaceofslopes. Exerciseextremecautionwhenchanging directiononslopes.Donotattempttoclear steepslopes. 10. Neveroperatethesnowblowerwithout properguards,platesorothersafety protectivedevicesinplace. 11. Neveroperatethesnowblowernearglass enclosures,automobiles,windowwells, etc.,withoutproperadjustmentofthe snowdischargeangle.Keepchildrenand petsaway. 12. Donotoverload themachinecapacity by attemptingtoclearsnowattoofastarate. 13. Neveroperatethemachineathigh transportspeedsonslippery surfaces. Usecarewhenreversing.
SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 6 14. Neverdirectdischargeatbystandersor allowanyoneinfrontoftheunit. 15. Disengagepowertotheimpellerwhen snowbloweristransportedornotinuse. 16. Useonlyattachmentsandaccessories approvedbythemanufacturerof snowblower. 17. Neveroperatethesnowblowerwithout goodvisibilityorlight.Alwaysbesureof yourfooting,andkeepafirmholdonthe handles.Walk;neverrun. 18. Takeallpossibleprecautionswhenleaving themachineunattended.Disconnectthe powertake-offandstoptheengine. 19. Keepallnuts,boltsandscrewstightto besuretheequipmentisinsafeworking condition; 20. Replacewornordamagedpartsforsafety; Useonlygenuinereplacementpartsand accessories. 21. Thissnowblowerisnotintendedforuseby persons(includingchildren)withreduced physical,sensoryormentalcapabilities, orlackofexperienceandknowledge, unlesstheyhavebeengivensupervisionor instructionconcerninguseoftheappliance byapersonresponsiblefortheirsafety. 22. Becarefulwhileworkingonthemachineor clearingablockageintheaugerorimpeller toensurethatfingersandhandsdonot becomecrushedorcut. 23. Donottouchhotenginecomponentslike themuffler,mufflerguardorengineblock duringoperationofthesnowblowerasthey willcauseburns. 24. Shouldtheunitstopdischargingsnow forany reason,releasethecontrolsto stopand inspectforany lodged itemsor damaged partsintheaugerhousing. CLEARING ACLOGGEDDISCHARGECHUTE Hand contactwiththerotatingimpellerinside thedischargechuteisthemostcommoncause ofinjury associated withsnowblowers.Never useyourhand tocleanoutthedischargechute oraugerassembly. Toclearthechute: 1. SHUTTHE ENGINE OFF! 2. Wait10secondstobesuretheimpeller bladeshavestopped rotating. 3. Alwaysuseaclean-outtool.DONOT use yourhands. MAINTENANCEANDSTORAGE 1. Check shearbolts,enginemounted bolts, etc.,atfrequentintervalsforproper tightnesstosuretheequipmentisinsafe, workingcondition. 2. Neverstorethemachinewithfuel inthe fuel tank insideabuildingwhereignition sourcesarepresentsuchashotwater heaters,spaceheaters,clothesdryersor any openflamesources.Allowtheengineto cool beforestoringinany enclosure. 3. Alwaysrefertoowner’sguideinstructions forimportantdetailsifthesnowbloweris tobestored foranextended period. 4. Maintainorreplacesafety and instructions labels,asnecessary. 5. Runthesnowblowerforoneminutetoclear outpacked snowand icetopreventfreeze- upduringstorage.
7 SafetyInformation SAFETYDEFINITIONS F DANGER DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. F WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. F CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. SAFETYSYMBOLS Someofthefollowingsymbolsmaybeusedon thisproduct.Pleasestudythemandlearntheir meaning.Properinterpretationofthesesymbols willallowyoutosafelyoperatetheproduct. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation Readthe Instruction Manual Toreducetheriskof injury,usermustreadand understandtheinstruction manualbeforeusingthis product. EyeandEar Protection Alwayswearsafetygoggles orsafetyglasseswithside shields,andasnecessary afullface-shieldaswellas fullearprotectionwhen operatingthisproduct. Alwaysweareyeprotection withsideshieldsmarkedto complywithANSIZ87.1. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation SafetyAlert Thismachinewasbuilt tobeoperatedaccording tothesafeoperation practicesinthismanual. Aswithanytypeofpower equipment,carelessness orerroronthepartof theoperatorcanresultin seriousinjury.Thismachine iscapableofamputating fingers,hands,toesand feetandthrowingforeign objects.Failuretoobserve thesafetyinstructions couldresultinserious injuryordeath. Electric Shock Failuretousethestarter indryconditionsandto observesafepracticescan resultinelectricshock. RiskofFire Fuelanditsvapoursare extremelyflammableand explosive.Firecancause severeburnsordeath. Donotaddfuelwhilethe productisoperatingor stillhot. ToxicFumes Theengineexhaustfrom thisproductcontains chemicalsknowntocause cancer,birthdefectsand otherreproductiveharm. Riskof Asphyxiation Thisengineemitscarbon monoxide,anodourless, colourlesspoisongas. Breathingcarbonmonoxide cancausenausea,fainting ordeath.Useonlyinawell- ventilatedarea. Thrown Objects Thismachinemaypickup andthrowobjectswhich cancauseseriouspersonal injury. AlwaysUse ChuteTool Neveruseyourhands toclearacloggedchute assembly.ShutOFFengine andremainbehindhandles untilallmovingpartshave stoppedbeforeunclogging.
SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 8 Symbol Name Designation/Explanation HotSurface Exhaustgases,mufflerand enginecomponentsare extremelyHOTandcause burns. RiskofFire Fuelanditsvapoursare extremelyflammableand explosive.Firecancause severeburnsordeath. Donotaddfuelwhilethe productisoperatingor stillhot. Rotating Auger DANGER:Avoidinjuryfrom rotatingauger-keepfeet away. Rotating Blades Neverputyourhand inthechute.Contact withrotatingpartscan amputatefingersand hands. OPERATIONSYMBOLS Someofthefollowingsymbolsmay beused on thisproduct.Pleasestudy them and learntheir meaning.Properinterpretationofthesesymbols will allowyoutosafely operatetheproduct. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation EngineStart Followstepstostart engine. 0W-30 CheckOil Level Recommendedoilis 0W-30.Theenginecanbe seriouslydamagedwithout oil.Alwayschecktheoil levelbeforeusing.The machinemustberesting firmlyonlevelgroundwhen checking. CheckFuel Level Useclean,fresh,regular unleadedgasolinewitha minimumoctaneratingof 85andanethanolcontent oflessthan10%by volume. Minimum Octane Useclean,fresh,regular unleadedgasolinewitha minimumoctaneratingof 85andanethanolcontent oflessthan10%by volume. FuelValve: ON Movethefuelvalveleverto theonposition. Choke:ON Tostartacoldengine, movethechokeleverto thechokeposition. Throttle:Full Speed Movethethrottlelever tofullspeedtostartthe engine. Throttle:Low Speed Lowersthespeedofthe engine.
9 SafetyInformation Symbol Name Designation/Explanation InsertEngine Key Makesuretheengine safetykeyisinsertedinto thekeyhole. 3-5x ColdPrime Tostartacoldengine, prime3-5times. WarmPrime Tostartawarmengine, DONOTprime. RecoilStart Pulltherecoilstartergrip tostartmanually. Choke:OFF Whentheenginestarts, movethechoketorun position. Stop Followstepstostop. FuelValve: OFF Movethefuelvalveleverto theOFFposition. Remove EngineKey Removetheenginekey.
Features model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 10 KNOWYOUR SNOWBLOWER • Self-DriveControlHandle • UpperHandles • SpeedControlConnectingLever • HandleLockingKnobs • LowerHandle • Wheels • AugerHousing • AdjustableSkidShoes • Auger • Impeller • CleanOutTool • DischargeChute • DischargeDeflector • DischargeChuteRotationLever • DischargeChuteLeverGuide • AugerControlHandle • SpeedAdjustingHandle • ShearPinandClipStorage ENGINE • Key (safety lock out) • PrimerBulb • ThrottleLever • ChokeLever • Fuel Valve(On/Off) • Oil DrainPlug • Recoil StarterGrip • Electric StartButton • Fuel Cap • Oil Fill and Level Check Cap 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
11 Features 1 1 2 10 8 7 9 6 3 4 5 16 17 2 15 5 12 13 14 6 8 7 9 10 3 4 11 18
Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 12 UNPACKING 1. Settheshippingcartononasolid,flatsurface. 2. Removeeverythingfromthecartonexceptthesnowblowerbase—includingupperand lower handles,wheels,connectinglevers,chute,hardware,etc. Makesureall theassembly partsare includedbeforeyoustart. 3. Liftthetophalfoftheboxoffandthebaseshould becleartostartassembly. 4. Cutdownthebottomcartontoallowaflatsurfaceareatoinstall theassembly partswithout scratchingpartsorcuttingtires. Alternatively,withteam lifthelp,liftthebaseofthe snowbloweroutofthecartonandplaceitonaflattened cartontostartassembly. 5. Nowyouarereadyforassembly. ADDITIONALPARTS Part PartQty. Usage ShearPin(forauger) 4 Sparepart Clip(forauger) 4 Sparepart StarterElectricCord 1 Accessory TOOLSREQUIRED Tool Size Wrench (included) 10, 12 Cross-head Screwdriver (not included) Standard ASSEMBLY PARTS Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Wheels 2 Springlockpin (1-3) 2 N/A Shoes 2 M8×20 Carriagebolt(1-4) 4 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelockingnut(1-5) 4
13 Assembly Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Lower handle 1 M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(2-2) 2 Size12Wrench 1 M8×20Hexagonflange bolt(2-3) 2 Size12Wrench Shapedwasher(2-4) 2 N/A Upper handle 1 M8×52Flatheadbolts (2-5) 4 N/A Curvedwasher(2-6) 4 N/A LockingknobV(2-7) 4 N/A Dischargechute bracket 1 M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(2-8) 1 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelocknut(2-9) 1 Size12Wrench Speedcontrol connecting lever 1 Clip(3-1) 2 N/A Snowdischarge support 1 M6×20Hexagon flangebolt (preassembled)(4-1) 2 Size10Wrench M6All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(4-2) 3 Size10Wrench
Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 14 Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Snowdischarge chute 1 M6×16Screw (preassembled)(5-1) 3 Cross-head Screwdriver M6All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(5-2) 3 Size10Wrench M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(preassembled)(5-3) 2 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(5-4) 2 Size12Wrench Discharge adjustinglever 1 Rpin(preassembled)(5-5) 1 N/A Augercontrol handle 1 Augercontrolwire assembly N/A Self-drive controlhandle 1 Self-drivecontrolwire assembly N/A
15 Assembly ASSEMBLY WHEELSANDSHOES 1. Slidetheleftwheel(1-1)ontoaxle(1-2)as thearrowshows.Treadpatternshouldface forward.Placeaxlepin(1-3)intowheel.The axle hasacentreholetoattachthewheel totheaxle(whichconnectstothedrive train).Onceinserted,foldaroundaxleto holdinplace(Fig.1). 2. Repeatonrightside.Treadpatternshould faceforward. Direction of tread pattern must point forward towards front of snowblower Outside hole 1-1 1-2 1-3 Inside hole Figure 1 3. Attachadjustableskidshoestoauger housing.Insertbolts(1-4)throughthe augerhousingthenthroughtheshoe (Fig.2).Tightennuts(1-5)tightly(Fig.2). Donotovertighten.Theshoeisnot reversible.See“AdjustingtheSnowShoes” section. NOTICE: Onlythe left axlehastwoholes,andtheaxlepincanberemovedandrepositioned.Ifthewheelisslidfurtherinontheaxlewith the pin insertedintotheoutsideholeoftheaxle,themachinewillmovefreelywithouttheengineon.Ifthepinisinsertedinto the inside holeoftheaxle,themachinewillonlymovewhenthedrivecontrolisengagedwhentheengineison. It isoptional toslideonewheelpastthepinholeintheaxleandtoplacethelockingpinintotheaxleoutsidethewheelwithout locking itintothedriveaxle.Thiscreatesapivotwheelthatallowstheoperatortoeasilyturnthesnowblowerduringuseby using the "freewheel"asapivot point.Thoughthismakesturningeasier,itdecreasesdrivewheeltractionby50%. Adjusting skid shoe (1-4) (1-5) Figure 2 HANDLE 1. Attachthelowerhandle(2-1) ontotheunit body withbolts(2-2,2-3) and washers (2-4) (Fig.3).Repeatontheotherside.See Fig.5forproperdischargechutebracket mountingholeorientation. (2-2) (2-3) (2-1) (2-4) Figure 3
Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 16 2. Connecttheupperhandleandlowerhandle withbolts(2-5),washers(2-6)andlocking knobs(2-7)(Fig.4). Upper handle (2-5) (2-7) (2-6) Figure 4 3. Connectdischargechuteguidetolower handlewith1bolt(2-8),and1locknut(2-9) (Fig.5). Discharge chute bracket (2-8) (2-9) Figure 5 SPEED CONTROLCONNECTINGLEVER 1. Connecttheconnectingleverand connectingbasewithclip(3-1). 2. Connecttheconnectingleverand speed adjustinghandlewithclip(Fig.6). Speed adjusting handle 3-1 3-1 Speed control connecting lever Connecting base Figure 6 SELF-DRIVE CONTROLWIRE AND AUGERCONTROL WIRE 1. Theaugercontrol wireincludespartA and partB (Fig.7). 2. Lifttheaugercontrol handletotheupper position(Fig.7). 3. Hook partA intotheaugercontrol handle (Fig.7). NOTICE: Discharge chute bracket should be placed forward as shown (for correct placement). Do not overtighten.
17 Assembly 4. ConnectpartAandpartBoftheauger controlwiretogetanaturaltension stationforthewire.(Fig.7) 5. Hooktheself-controlwireintotheself- drivehandleinthesameway. Auger control handle Self-drive control handle Part A Part A Part B Bolt Part B Figure 7 SNOWDISCHARGESUPPORT 1. Locatethepositionforassembly(Fig.8). 2. Removethebolts(4-1)(Fig.8)andnuts (4-2)(Fig.8)fromthemainbodyasshown (Fig.8).Setasidefornextstep. 3. Alignsnowdischargesupportwiththemain body. 4. Attachthesnowdischargesupportonthe mainbodywithbolts(4-1)(Fig.8). 5. Tightenallnuts(4-2)asshown(Fig.8). Donotovertighten. Discharge support (4-1) (4-2) Figure 8 SNOW DISCHARGE CHUTE 1. Removethebolts(5-1) (Fig.9A) and nuts (5-2) (Fig.9A) onthesnowdischargechute (Fig.9A).Hold forlaterstep. 2. Tightensnowdischargechuteand the componentshowninFig.9A usingthree bolts(5-1) (Fig.9A) and threenuts(5-2) (Fig.9A).Becareful nottodeform the plastic. 3. Removethebolts(5-3) and nuts(5-4) on thesnowdischargesupport.Putthesnow dischargechuteonthebaseofunit’sbody. Attachthesnowdischargesupportusing bolts(5-3) and nuts(5-4) (Fig.9B). NOTICE: In the process of operation, if the auger or drive control handle is too loose, screw the bolt (Fig. 7) of part A to get a natural tension station for the wire. Check the slack of the tension and adjust accordingly. You want to make sure that the tension on the lower side of the snowblower has 1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5 mm) of movement. If the slack is greater than 5/8" (16 mm), please adjust. Proper tension is important because you will want your snowblower to move forward properly in heavy snowfalls.
Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 18 Snow discharge chute Component (5-2) (5-1) Figure 9A Snow discharge support (5-3) (5-4) Figure 9B DISCHARGECHUTEROTATIONLEVER 1. RemovetheR-clipfromthegearas applicable.Setasideforalaterstep.Itmay bepreinstalledbythefactory. 2. Inserttheleverthroughthedischarge chutebracketonthelowerhandle,and thenintotheholeofthegear(Fig.10A). 3. Aligntheleverandthegear,andthen connecttheRpin(5-5).(Fig.10B) 4. Checkthesnowdischargechutebyturning itfullyinbothdirections.Thedischarge chuteshouldrotatefreely. Snow discharge bracket Lever Figure 10A Gear 5-5 Figure 10B WARNING Ensure the R pin is positioned as shown in Fig. 10B.
19 Operation BEFOREOPERATION CHECK THEGENERALCONDITION • Lookaroundandunderneaththeenginefor signsofoilorgasolineleaks. • Removeanyexcessivedirtordebris, especiallyaroundthemufflerandrecoil starter. • Lookforsignsofdamage. • Checkthatallshieldsandcoversarein place,andallnuts,bolts,andscrewsare tightened. CHECK THEENGINE 1. Thereisnofueloroilintheengine.Fillwith fuelandadd0W-30priortofirstuse. 2. Checkthefuellevel(seeaddingfuel section). 3. Checktheoillevel(seecheckengineoil levelsection). 4. See refuelingsectionformoredetails. WARNING Never start the engine until all the above measures under assembly have been carried out. Never use the snowblower without first reading and understanding the instructions and all the warning and instruction stickers on the machine. Always use protective goggles or a visor during use, maintenance and service. NOTICE: The engine can be seriously damaged without oil. Always check the oil level before using. The machine must stand on level ground when checking. Engine key and throttle lever plastic piece need to be attached before first use. These parts may be attached to the recoil starter grip. Please remove the key and throttle lever from the recoil starter grip and attach/ install properly. OPERATION STARTINGTHE ENGINE Readinstructionscarefully. 1. Makesuretheenginesafety key isinserted intothekey hole(Fig.11A). 2. Movethefuel valvelevertotheonposition (Fig.11A). 3. Movechokeleverdependingonunit's temperature: a. Tostartacold engine,movethechoke levertothechokeposition(Fig.11A). b. Tostartawarm engine,leavethechoke levertotherunposition(Fig.11B). 4. Movethethrottlelevertofull speed to starttheengine(Fig.11B). 5. Useprimercontrol dependingonunit’s temperature(Fig.11B): a. Tostartacold engine,prime3-5times. b. Tostartawarm engine,donotprime. 6. Stand back and totherightoftheunit, pull thestartergriplightly until youfeel resistancethenpull briskly.Returnthe startergripgently (Fig.11C).
Operation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 20 WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable. Store fuel in containers specifically designed for this purpose. Refuel outdoors only, before starting the engine, and do not smoke while refueling or handling fuel. Never remove the cap of the fuel tank or add gasoline while the engine is running or when the engine is hot. If gasoline is spilled, do not attempt to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition until gasoline vapours have dissipated. Replace all fuel tanks and container caps securely. Before tipping the snowblower to maintain the blade or drain oil, remove fuel from tank. WARNING Never fill fuel tank indoors, with engine running, or until the engine has been allowed to cool for at least 15 minutes after running. CAUTION To prevent damaging the electric starter, do not run it more than 10 times at intervals of 5 seconds on, then 5 seconds off. If the engine does not start after this series of attempts, allow the starter to cool for at least 40 minutes before trying to start it again. If the engine still does not start, take the engine to an authorized service centre for service. Once started, disconnect the plug from the power supply and the starter. 7. Alternativelyforelectricstart,pluginthe suppliedelectricalcordintothestarter. Presstheelectricstartbuttonandmake surethatthemainsupplyvoltageis 120V~60Hz(Fig.11D). 8. Whentheenginestarts,movethechoketo runposition(Fig.11B). Key Figure 11A Figure 11B Starter grip Figure 11C Figure 11D
21 Operation STOPPINGTHEENGINE Tostop theengineinanemergencysituation orduring normaloperationsimplyremovethe engine key. OPERATIONATHIGHALTITUDE Thedensityofairathighaltitudeislowerthan at sea level.Enginepowerisreducedastheair mass andair-fuelratiodecrease.Enginepower willbereducedapproximately3½%forevery 1000'(304m)ofelevationabovesealevel. Thisis anaturaltrendandcannotbechanged byadjustingtheengine.Athighaltitudes increasedexhaustemissionscanalsoresult duetotheincreasedenrichmentoftheairfuel ratio. Otherhighaltitudeissuescaninclude hardstarting,increasedfuelconsumptionand sparkplugfouling.Toalleviatehighaltitude issuesotherthanthenaturalpowerloss,wecan provideahighaltitudecarburetormainjetatan additionalcost. Thepart numberandrecommendedminimum altitude fortheapplicationofthehighaltitude carburetormainjetislistedinthefollowing table. Inordertoselectthecorrecthigh altitude mainjet,itisnecessarytoidentifythe carburetormodel.Forthispurpose,acodeis stampedonthesideofthecarburetor.Select thecorrecthighaltitudejetpartnumber correspondingtothecarburetorcodefoundon yourparticularcarburetor. Carburetor Code Main Jet Jet Part Number Altitude 16100- Z1S0110- 0009 Main Jet 16161-Z1S0110-0000 High Altitude 16161-Z1S0210-0000 914-1828m (3000-6000’) High Altitude 16161-Z1S0310-0000 1828-2438m (6000-8000’) OPERATINGTHEMACHINE CONTROLLEVERS Self-drivecontrolhandle.Locatedontheright sidehandle(Fig.12). Whenthesnowblowerhasbeenputintogear, pushingthislevertowardsthehandleengages thewheels. Releasingtheself-drivecontrolhandlecauses themachinetostopmoving. Augercontrolhandle.Locatedontheleftside handle(Fig.12). Pushingthislevertowardsthehandlecausesthe augerandimpellertoactivate. Releasingtheaugercontrolhandlecausesthe augertostopmoving. Self-drive control handle Auger control handle Figure 12 WARNING Watch out for rotating auger. Keep hands, feet, hair and loose clothing away from any moving parts on the machine.
Operation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 22 WARNING If snow clogs the discharge chute do not try to remove it before: • Releasing the auger control handle. • Stopping the engine. • Disconnecting the cable from the spark plug. Do not put your hand inside the chute or auger. Use the chute clearing tool included with your snowblower. DRIVESYSTEM Yoursnowblowerhas6forwardspeedsand 2reversetoregulateforwardandbackward motion(Fig.13). Forwardspeedsrangefromslowestposition1to fastestposition6. ReversespeedsrangefromslowestpositionR1to fastestpositionR2. Faster Slower Adjustingtheself-propelleddrivesystem: 1. Releasetheself-drivecontrolhandleto bringthesnowblowertoastop. 2. Movethespeed-controllevertothegear (eitherforwardorreverse)thatyourequire (Fig.13). 3. Presstheself-drivecontrolhandleto engagethedrivesystem. R2 1R1 6 Figure 13 ADJUSTINGTHE SNOWDISCHARGE DIRECTION AND HEIGHT Changedischargedirection: Turnthelevercounter-clockwise–thesnow dischargeguideturnstotheleft. Turntheleverclockwise–thesnowdischarge guideturnstotheright. Changedischargeheight: 1. Loosenthelockingknob toadjustthesnow dischargedeflectortoasuitableheight (Fig.14). 2. Adjustthesnowdischargedeflectorfrom 0–60°. 3. Tightenthelockingknob.
23 Operation Low-shorterejectiondistance High-longerejectiondistance Locking knob Figure 14 ADJUSTINGTHE SNOWSHOES Set theheightoftheaugerhousingtosuitthe groundconditions(Fig.15): • On flatground,e.g.asphalt,theshoes shouldbeadjustedtoabout3/16"(5mm) (thedistancefromtheaugertothe ground). CAUTION Always adjust the shoes so that gravel and stones are not fed into the snowblower. There is a risk for personal injury if these are thrown out at high speed. Ensure the shoes are adjusted the same on both sides. CAUTION Do not at any time make any adjustments to machine without first stopping the engine and disconnecting the spark plug wire. CAUTION Before changing height, stop engine and disconnect spark plug cable. • Onunevenground,e.g.gravel paths, theshoesshould beadjusted toabout 13/16"(30mm) (thedistancefrom the augertotheground). 5mm 30mm Figure 15 TOADJUSTTHE SHOES 1. Loosenthenuts. 2. Movetheshoesupward ordownward to adjustheight. 3. Tightenthenuts.
model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 24OPERATION CAUTION Do not cover the machine while the engine and silencer are still warm. AFTERUSE 1. Checkforlooseordamagedparts. Ifrequired,changedamagedparts. 2. Tightenloosescrewsandnuts. 3. Brushallthesnowfromthemachine. 4. Moveallthecontrolsbackwardsand forwardsafewtimes. 5. Disconnectthestartingcablefromthe sparkplug. SERVICING SAFETYPRECAUTIONS Makesuretheengineisoffbeforeyoubeginany maintenanceorrepair.Thiswill eliminateseveral potential hazards: • Carbonmonoxidepoisoningfrom engine exhaust—neverrunthemachineindoors. Theexhaustfumescontaincarbon monoxide,avery toxic gas. • Burnsfrom hotparts—lettheenginecool for30minutesbeforetouchinghotparts. • Injury from movingparts—read the instructionsbeforeyoubegin,and make sureyouhavethetoolsand skillsrequired. Toreducethepossibility offireorexplosion,be careful whenworkingaround gasoline.Useonly anonflammablesolvent,notgasoline,toclean parts.Keepcigarettes,sparksand flamesaway from all fuel-related parts. MAINTENANCE
25 Maintenance MAINTENANCE REGULARSERVICEPERIODS Perform ateveryindicatedmonthoroperatinghourinterval,whichevercomesfirst. Item Service EachUse Everymonth or20hrs. Every3 months or 50hrs Every6months or 100hrs. Everyyear or 150hrs. EngineOil Checklevel Change Spark Plug Check-Clean Replace Spark Arrester (optional parts) Clean IdleSpeed Check-adjust (1) ValveClearance Check-adjust (1) Fuel Tank and Strainer Clean (1) Fuel Line Check Every 2 years (replace if necessary) (1) (1) These items should be serviced by your servicing dealer unless you have the proper tools and are mechanically proficient. Refer to manual for service procedures.
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 26 REFUELING Useunleadedgasolinetoproducefewerengine andsparkplugdepositsandextendexhaust systemlife. ADDINGFUEL 1. Removethefueltankcap(Fig.16). 2. Addfueltothebottomofthefuellevel limitintheneckofthefueltank.Donot overfill.Wipeupspilledfuelbeforestarting thesnowblower. Fueltankcapacity:84.5fl.oz.(2.5L). Figure 16 CHECKENGINEOILLEVEL 1. Checktheoilwithenginestoppedand level. 2. Removetheoilcap/dipstickandwipeit clean(Fig.17A). WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable and explosive, and you can be burned or seriously injured when refueling. • Stop engine and keep heat, sparks, and flame away. • Refuel only outdoors. • Gasoline is poisonous, be careful not to touch or breathe in the vapour. 3. Inserttheoil cap/dipstick intotheoil filler neck butdonotscrewitin,thenremoveit tocheck theoil level (Fig.17B). 4. Iftheoil level isnearorbelowthelower limitmark onthedipstick,remove theoil cap/dipstick,and fill withthe recommended oil totheupperlimitmark. Donotoverfill (Fig.17B). 5. Reinstall theoil cap/dipstick. Oil fill and level check cap Figure 17A Oil Needed Oil Full Figure 17B
27 Maintenance OILCHANGE Draintheengineoilwhentheengineiswarm. Warm oildrainsquicklyandcompletely. 1. TurnthefuelvalvelevertotheOFFposition toreducethepossibilityoffuelspillage. 2. Placeasuitablecontainerbelowthe snowblowertocatchtheusedoil. 3. Removethedrainboltanddraintheoilinto thecontainerbyslightlytippingtheengine towardtheoilcap/dipstick(Fig.18). Figure 18 4. Withtheengineinalevelposition,fillto theupperlimitmarkonthedipstickwith therecommendedoil (0W-30)(Fig.19). WARNING • Running the engine with a low oil level can cause engine damage. • Engine oil is poisonous, be careful not to touch it. • With engine off but still warm, disconnect the spark plug wire and keep it away from the spark plug. • We suggest you take used oil in a sealed container to your local recycling centre or service station for reclamation. Do not throw it in the trash, pour it on the ground, or down a drain. 5. Reinstall theoil cap/dipstick securely. Capacity ofengineoil:16,9fl.oz.(0.5L) MAX MIN Figure 19
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 28 WARNING No service must be carried out before: The engine has stopped. The cable has been disconnected from the spark plug. REPLACINGSHEARPINS TheaugerhousingisshowninFig.20A. Theaugersaresecuredtothespiralshaftwith shearpins(a)andclips(b)(Fig.20B).Ifthe augershouldstrikeaforeignobjectoricejam, thesnowblowerisdesignedsothatthelock pinsmayshear. Iftheaugerswillnotturn,checktoseeifthe lockpinshavesheared(Fig.20B).Replacement shearpinsandclipsarefoundonthebackofthe controlpanel.(Fig20C) Figure 20A a b Figure 20B Figure 20C
29 Maintenance ADJUSTINGSELF-DRIVECONTROLHANDLECABLE Make surethatthetensionontheself-drive cable isadjustedsoithasbetween1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5 mm)ofmovement.Thismovement can be acquiredbymeasuringthedistancethe engagementpaddlemovesfromitsstarting position andthepointitbecomestautand startstomovethetransmissionadjustment lever.Iftheslackisgreaterthan5/8"(16mm), pleaseadjust.Propertensionisimportant becauseyouwillwantyoursnowblowertomove forwardproperlyinheavysnowfalls. Whileoperatingthesnowblower,iftheself- drive controlleveristooloose,tightenthe nut counter-clockwisewhileatthesametime rotatingtheboltupwardtoreachtheposition ofthenut(Fig.21). Bolt Nut 1/4" – 3/8" Figure 21 ADJUSTINGAUGERCONTROLCABLE Makesurethatthetensionontheaugercontrol cableisadjusted soithasbetween1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5mm) ofmovement.Thismovement canbeacquired by measuringthedistancethe engagementpaddlemovesfrom itsstarting positionand thepointitbecomestautand startstoengagetheauger.Iftheslack is greaterthan5/8"(16mm),pleaseadjust.Proper tensionisimportantbecauseyouwill want yoursnowblowertomaximizebeltlifeinheavy snowfalls. While operatingthesnowblower,iftheauger control leveristooloose,tightenthenut counter-clockwisewhileatthesametime rotatingtheboltupward toreachtheposition ofthenut(Fig.22). Bolt Nut 1/4" – 3/8" Figure 22
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 30 REPLACEAUGERDRIVEBELTWITHOUTSPLITTING THESNOWBLOWERBODY(OPTION1) 1. Removetheplasticbeltcover(4)onthe frontoftheenginebyremovingtwoM6×16 bolts(5)(Fig.23). 4 5 Figure 23 2. Removeclipandwasher(Fig.24A),pull supportrod½wayoutfromothersideof snowblower(Fig.24B). Figure 24A Figure 24B 3. Removethe2bolts(20mm/30mm) holding thebeltguard (Fig.25).Notethespringis looseatthispoint. Figure 25 4. Carefully pivotthesnowblowerupand forward sothatitrestsontheauger housing.Placeapieceofcardboard or movingblanketontheground before tippingforward.Makesureall fluidsare removed and spark plugisdisconnected.
31 Maintenance 5. Removethebaseframecover(1)fromthe undersideofthesnowblowerbyremoving thesixM6×16screwswhichsecureit (Fig 26). 1 Figure 26 6. Slidethespeedadjustinghandletothe right(Fig.27A)andremovetheloosebeltby cuttingitoranyremainingbeltpiecesif thebelthasalreadybroken(Fig.27B). Ifcuttingthebeltbecarefulofthe tensioningpulleyandarmastheyare springloadedandcouldcauseinjurywhen thebeltiscut. Figure 27A Figure 27B 7. Slipthenewaugerdrivebeltintothe compartmentfrom thebottom ofthe snowblowerplacingitaround thebottom oftheaugerdrivepulley and slippingit around thefrontpulley ontheengine. Ensurethebeltispositioned betweenthe bottom beltguard and thebottom ofthe augerdrivepulley.Youmay need toremove theboltholdingthelowerbeltguard in placetoproperly seatthebeltintothe pulley,replacethebeltguard and boltafter installingthebeltintothepulley (Fig.28A/B). Figure 28A
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 32 Figure 28B 8. Ensurebeltisseatedbelowthebeltguide ontheidlerpulleypivotarm(Fig.29). Figure 29 9. Withthebeltproperly placed onboththe frontpulley and theaugerdrivepulley,pull theaugeridlerpulley back away from the beltand slipthebeltinsidethepulley.You canpull therecoil torotatethepulley to helpgetitseated (Fig.30). Figure 30 10. Placethebeltguard back intoplaceand install the(20mm/30mm) boltsthatwere removed earlier.Oncereinstalled,make surethereisequal distanceonbothsides betweenthepulley and theguard (Fig.31). Figure 31
33 Maintenance 11. Reassemblethesupportrodbypushing backintoplaceandensurethatitis properlyengagedintothefrictiondisc assemblyandreplacethewasherandclip (Fig.32). Figure 32 12. Pulltheaugercontrolhandletoensurethe idlerpulleyisproperlyengagingthebelt (Fig.33).Underthebeltcoverarea,make surethedistanceonbothsidesbetween theguideandpulleyisthesame. Figure 33 13. Reinstall thebaseframecover. 14. Install theplastic beltcoverusingtwo M6×16boltssetasidefrom anearlierstep. Torqueuntilsnug.Donotovertightenoryou risk damagingtheplastic beltcover. 15. Perform adrivetesttoconfirm everything is inworkingorder.
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 34 REPLACEAUGERDRIVEBELT–SPLITTINGTHE SNOWBLOWERBODY(OPTION2) Toolsrequired: • Size10wrench. • Size12wrench. • Size13wrench(notincluded). Toremoveandreplaceyoursnowblower’sdrive belt,proceedasfollows: 1. Removetheplasticbeltcover(4)onthe frontoftheenginebyremovingtwoM6×16 bolts(5)(Fig.34). 4 5 Figure 34 2. PullouttheRpin(Fig.35). Figure 35 3. Removetheleverfrom thedischargechute bracket(Fig.36). Figure 36 4. Unscrewtheboltofaugercontrol wire (Fig.37). Figure 37 NOTICE: To prevent spillage, remove all fuel from the tank by running the engine until it stops. Do not attempt to pour fuel from the engine. Disconnect the spark plug before performing any service.
35 Maintenance 5. Removethe2bolts(20mm/30mm)holding thebeltguard(Fig.38).Notethespringis looseatthispoint. Figure 38 6. UnscrewsixM8nutstoseparatetheauger housingfromthebase(Fig.39). Figure 39 7. Unscrewtheboltonthebeltguard(Fig.40). Figure 40 8. Slipthedrivebeltoffthepulley.Removeand replacethebeltinreverseorderensuring thatthenewbeltisbelowthespringloaded idlerpulley (Fig.41). Figure 41 9. Placethebeltguard back intoplaceand install thebolts(20mm/30mm) thatwere removed earlier. Oncereinstalled,make surethereisequal distanceonbothsides betweenthepulley and theguard (Fig.42). Figure 42
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 36 10. Installtheplasticbeltcover(4)usingtwo M6×16bolts(5)setasidefromanearlier step.Torqueuntilsnug.Donotovertighten oryouriskdamagingtheplasticbeltcover (Fig.43). 4 5 Figure 43 11. Performadrivetesttoconfirmeverything isinworkingorder. REPAIRORREPLACEFRICTIONDISC Toolsrequired: • 10sizewrench. • 17sizewrench(notincluded). Toremoveandreplaceyoursnowblower’s frictiondisc,proceedasfollows: 1. Carefullypivotthesnowblowerupand forwardsothatitrestsontheauger housing.Placeapieceofcardboardor movingblanketonthegroundbefore tippingforward.Makesureallfluidsare removedandsparkplugisdisconnected. 2. Removethebaseframecover(1) from the undersideofthesnowblowerby removing thesixM6×16screwswhichsecuresit (Fig44A). 3. Removetherightwheel (2) by removingthe axlepinonit(Fig.44B). 1 Figure 44A 2 Figure 44B NOTICE: If the snowblower fails to drive with the drive control engaged, and performing the drive control cable adjustment fails to correct the problem, the friction disc may need to be replaced. To prevent spillage, remove all fuel from the tank by running the engine until it stops. Do not attempt to pour fuel from the engine. Disconnect the spark plug before performing any service.
37 Maintenance 4. CarefullyremovetheM10hexnut(3) whichsecuresthehexshaft(4)tothe snowblowerframeandlightlytapthe shaft’sendtodislodgetheballbearingfrom therightsideoftheframe(Fig.45). 4 3 Figure 45 5. Carefullypositionthehexshaftdownward andtotheleftbeforecarefullyslidingthe frictiondiscassembly(5)offtheshaft (Fig.46). 5 Figure 46 6. UnscrewthesixM6×16bolts(6) ofthe frictiondisc assembly todiscard theworn frictionwheel rubberring(7) and replace withanewone(Fig.47). 6 7 Figure 47 7. Followthepreviousstepsinreverseorder toreassembletheparts(Fig.48). Figure 48 8. Perform adrivetesttoconfirm everything is inworkingorder.
Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 38 LUBRICATION Lubricatethelinkageevery10hoursofuseand beforelong-termstorage.Use0W-30oil. Nopartsinsidethegearboxaretobelubricated. Allbearingsand bushingsarepermanently lubricatedandrequirenomaintenance. Lubricatingthesepartswillonlyresultinthe greasegettingontothefrictionwheelanddisc driveplate,whichcoulddamagetherubberclad frictionwheel. LONG-TERMSTORAGE Neverstorethe machinewithgasolinein thefueltankinaconfinedareawithbad ventilation.Gasolinefumescouldreachopen flames,sparksandcigarettesetc. Toavoidtheenginefreezingandproblems startingtheengine,leavetheenginerunning for5-10minutesafteryourworkhasbeen completed.Thiswillensureallmoisturewill disappearthatwouldotherwisecausestarting problems. Ifthemachineistobestoredforalongerperiod than30days,thefollowingproceduresare recommended. 1. Starttheengineandletitrununtilitstops duetolackoffuel. 2. Changetheengineoilifithasnotbeen donefor3months. 3. Removethesparkplugandemptyalittle engineoil(about1oz{30mL})inthehole. Cranktheengineacoupleoftimes.Replace thesparkplug. 4. Cleanthewholemachinethoroughly. 5. Lubricateallthepartsasstatedin LUBRICATIONsectionabove. 6. Inspectthemachinefordamage,and repair ifnecessary. 7. Touchupany paintdamage. 8. Apply rustprotectiontothemetal surfaces. 9. Storethemachineindoorsifpossible. TRANSPORTING Iftheenginehasbeenrunning,allowitto cool foratleast15minutesbeforeloadingthe machineonthetransportvehicle.A hotengine and exhaustsystem canburnyouand canignite somematerials. Keeptheenginelevel whentransportingto reducethepossibility offuel leakage.Movethe fuel valvelevertotheOFFposition.
39 Specifications SPECIFICATIONS SNOWBLOWERSPECIFICATIONS Stages...............................................................2 SpeedControl.....................6forward/2reverse AugerDiameter................................12"(30cm) ClearingWidth................................. 24"(61cm) ClearingHeight.................................21"(53cm) WheelDiameter................................13"(33cm) ENGINESPECIFICATIONS Brand.....................ChampionPowerEquipment Displacement..........................................224cc EngineModel...........................................R225S Start Type.................................Electric,Recoil OILSPECIFICATIONS OilCapacity............................ 16.9fl.oz.(0.5L) OilType.................................................... 0W-30 FUELSPECIFICATIONS FuelCapacity.........................84.5fl.oz.(2.5L)
Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 40 PARTSLISTDIAGRAM
41 Specifications PARTSLIST # Part Number Description Qty. 1 30913070165000 Hexagon Flange Bolt, M8 x 16, Blue White Zinc 6 2 23052000115000A BearingSupport,δ2, WhiteZinc 2 3 23092000055000A FlatWasher,Ø20xØ37x 2,BlueWhiteZinc 5 4 23053000035000A BearingSheath,Auger 2 5 23051000130001B TTypeBearingSheath, Auger,Black 8 6 23055000110001N LeftAugerAssembly, Black 2 7 23051000120001B LongBearingSheath, Auger,Ø19.4xØ24.2x 25.3,Black 4 8 23051000110001B ShortBearingSheath, Auger,Ø19.4xØ24.2x 16,Black 2 9 22627000125000A WoolFeltWasher,Ø40x Ø20x3,White 2 10 23093000025000A ShearPin,Ø6x35.5,Blue WhiteZinc 4+4 11 23043000020209A HandlePanel Assembly,Green7733C 1 12 23063000570001A RightUpperHandle Assembly,Black 1 13 23029000155000A WormGearBoxAssembly, 24" 1 14 23055000100001N RightAugerAssembly, Black 2 15 30223010055000 HexagonSocketHeadCap Screw,M6×40,BlackZinc 2 16 23055000170001A FanImpeller Assembly,Black 1 17 30323060035000 FlangeLockingNut,M8, AllMetalHexagon,Blue WhiteZinc 33 18 30913090025000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x20,Blue WhiteZinc 6 19 30913090015000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x16,Blue WhiteZinc 3 20 23032000400001N SnowShovelPlate,24", Black 1 21 23032000230001N Sled,5,159.7X85,Black 2 # Part Number Description Qty. 22 23035000220209N BigHousingAssembly, Green7733C 1 23 23062000160001B RightTrigger,Black 1 24 23068000235000A Self-DrivingCable Assembly,970mm 1 25 30313090025000 HexagonLockingNut,M8, WhiteZinc 1 26 30323060015000 FlangeLockingNut,M6, AllMetalHexagon,Blue WhiteZinc 22 27 23092000075000A Bracket,SnowRemoval, ∆1.2,39.2x 30.4x 13, WhiteZinc 2 28 30913090035000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M6x 16,Blue WhiteZinc 4 29 23002000135000 SnowRemoval(Shovel) Assembly,Black 1 30 23032000135000A BeltSupport,δ3,40x 38x 20.5,WhiteZinc 1 31 2303300002A Bushing,Ø8x Ø12x 7,White Zinc 1 32 2303800001A TensionSpring,65Mn,Big TensionWheel,WhiteZinc 1 33 23034000315000B Bushing,Ø25x Ø10.2x 5.8, LargeTensionBoard 1 34 23093000125000A HexagonLockingNut,M10, BlueWhiteZinc 6 35 23034000135000B BigTrianglePulley,Ø200x 15.7,Black 1 36 23093000165000A FlatKey,6x 6x 15,Black 1 37 23032000335000A ThickenedBigWasher, Ø8.2x Ø30x 3.7,White Zinc 3 38 30913040115000 HexagonBolt,M8x 25, BlueWhiteZinc 1 39 30693010015000 SphericalBearing 1 40 23052000125000B PressingPlate,Bearing, δ2,Ø95x 8.5,WhiteZinc 1 41 30913070065000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 45,BlueWhiteZinc 5 42 23032000255000B LargeTensionBoard,δ3, Black 1 43 23034000345000A Sheath(Thick),Large TensionWheel,Ø20x Ø8 x 16.5 1
Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 42 # Part Number Description Qty. 44 23032000105000C Large TensionWheel Assembly,Ø66.5x36.2, δ1.5 1 45 23034000325000A Sheath(Thin),Large TensionWheel,Ø20xØ8 x5.5 1 46 23071000210001C SteeringPositioning Plate,Ø158.5×4,Black 1 47 30913070105000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 20,BlueWhiteZinc 7 48 23075000165001N SteeringPositioningBlock Assembly,Ø195x51,Black 1 49 23093000175000A HexagonFlangeBolt, 20mm,5/16"(24UNF-2A), BlackZinc 2 50 23075000120001N SnowBucketAssembly, 388x295.5x164.7,Black 1 51 23033000185000A RollerSleeve,WhiteZinc 3 52 30913040145000 HexagonBolt,M8x40, BlueWhiteZinc 1 53 30313060025000 HexagonNut,M8,Blue WhiteZinc 6 54 21061000400001A RotatingKnob,Black 5 55 23071000140001B SnowBucketWasher, Black 2 56 30913090045000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x25,Blue WhiteZinc 1 57 23075000100001N SmallSnowBucket Assembly,Black 1 58 23099000045000A FlatHeadInnerHexagon Bolt,M8x17,WhiteZinc 1 59 23093000155000A HingePin,Ø5,WhiteZinc 1 60 30333020025000 CapNut,M5,BlueWhite Zinc 1 61 23075000130001N BracketAssembly,178x 92.5x392,Black 1 62 23073000115000A SteeringWorm,Ø29.2x 61,WhiteZinc 1 63 23093000135000A RPin,Ø2.5x26.3x12.3, WhiteZinc 1 64 30933010035000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x30,Blue WhiteZinc 1 65 23073000135000A WormBracket,64x40x 24,Black 1 66 23062000415000C ConnectionPlate,140x 98.5x148,T=3.5 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 67 30333040045000 SerratedAnti-SlipAnd Anti-LooseHexagon FlangeNut, M8,Blue WhiteZinc 5 68 23041000330001A WormProtectionCover, Pp+Gf30,Black 1 69 30213020045000 MachineTeethScrew,M6 x 16,WhiteZinc 3 70 23024000195000A SpacerBushing,Worm WheelPlate,Ø29x Ø25.6 1 71 23072000115000B WormWheelPlate, T=3.2,102.5x 82.9x 86.2, Black 1 72 30512050045000 BigWasher,Ø10,Blue WhiteZinc 8 73 30913030045000 Half-ThreadHexagonBolt, M10x 45,WhiteZinc 1 74 30913070015000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 16,BlueWhiteZinc 9 75 23032000160001N BigBottomPlate,Black 1 76 23032000195000A GearShiftForkAssembly, Ø13,WhiteZinc 1 77 23092000045000A FlatWasher,Ø14x Ø25x 2.5,BlueWhiteZinc 2 78 30913070125000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 10,BlueWhiteZinc 2 79 23032000185000A ShiftingForkPlate, T=1.5,95x 22x 26.5, WhiteZinc 1 80 23062000255000A GearLinkPlateAssembly, Black 1 81 30913040135000 HexagonBolt,M5x 20, BlackZinc 1 82 30913040065000 HexagonBolt,M10x 20, BlueWhiteZinc 1 83 23092000065000A ShaftRing,Ø38x Ø43.6x 1,Black 2 84 23013000025000A Bearing,6203Z,1.6x 1 2 85 30823060015000 ElasticColumnPin,4x 30,Black 3 86 23033000105000A WheeledSix PartyShaft, Ø17x 22x 253,WhiteZinc 1 87 23032000285000B FrictionWheelClamp, Ø117.6,WhiteZinc 2 88 23036000105000A FrictionWheelRubber Ring,Ø127x 12.4 1 89 23034000285000B WheeledSix PartySleeve, Ø52x 52.9 1
43 Specifications # Part Number Description Qty. 90 23032000215000A ShiftingForkRiveting, WhiteZinc 1 91 30423010065000 ATypeExternalCirclips, Ø35,Black 1 92 23093000145000A OTypeElasticPin,Ø6.2x 40,BlueWhiteZinc 2 93 2301900010D LeftWheel Assembly,13*4.1 Inch,Black 1 94 23034000255000B HexagonBushing,Ø19x Ø45x25.3 2 95 30423010075000 ATypeExternalCirclips, Ø30,Black 2 96 23013000115000B WheelShaft,Ø19,22", Black 1 97 31013010045000 FlatKey,6x6x18,Black 1 98 23034000105000A TransmissionGear 1 99 2301900011D RightWheel Assembly,13*4.1 Inch,Black 1 100 23061000130001B WireRoller,Black 3 101 23035000125000B FrontWireSupportSeat Assembly,T=2.5,White Zinc 1 102 23032000175000B ClutchWireSupportSeat, T=2.5,WhiteZinc 1 103 23062000145000B SelfDriving WireSupport Seat,T=2.5,WhiteZinc 1 104 23038000125000C ExtensionSpring,Ø8.5X 44.9,WhiteZinc 1 105 23035000110209N HousingAssembly,Green 7733C 1 106 22698000065000A BPin,ɸ2*38*18,White Zinc 6 107 23034000355000A RockerArmSpacer Bushing,Ø10.1xØ20x10 1 108 23032000275000A RockerArm,WhiteZinc 1 109 23068000125000A Self-DrivingExtension Spring,Ø2.1xØ15x86.5, WhiteZinc 2 110 23033000335000A BracketShaft,Ø12.5x245 1 111 23035000140001B FrictionDiscBracket Assembly,Black 1 112 30613010075000 DeepGrooveBallBearing, 6203RS 2 113 23033000115000B Large SynchronousPulley Shaft,Ø17xØ20x39.3, Black 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 114 30213010035000 CrossRecessed CountersunkHeadScrew, M6x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 6 115 23034000195000A Large SynchronousPulley SidePlate,Ø169.5 1 116 23034000185000C LargeSynchronousPulley, Ø170 1 117 3091308004 HexagonFlangeBolt M8x 30,BlueWhiteZinc 1 118 23013000015000A FlatKey,4.78x 4.78x 70, Black 1 119 23034000145000C SmallTriangleBeltPulley, Ø19x Ø72.5x 49.5,Black 1 120 23096000175000A TriangleBelt,4LXP875 1 121 23034000205000B SmallSynchronousPulley Bushing,Ø46x 4 1 122 23034000165000B SmallSynchronousPulley, Ø47x 31.9 1 123 23096000165000A SynchronrousBelt,740 x 5mm 1 124 30913070195000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 35,BlueWhiteZinc 1 125 23034000265000A ShaftSheath,Small TensionPulley,Ø8x Ø15 x 6.1 1 126 23032000115000A SmallTensionPulley Assembly,Ø45x 19.4 1 127 23034000275000B ShaftSheath,Small TensionPulley,Ø8x Ø15 x 11.5 1 128 30913070185000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 20,BlueWhiteZinc 2 129 23093000205000A HexagonFlangeBolt, 30mm,5/16"(24UNF-2A), WhiteZinc 1 130 23033000075008A BeltLever,Ø6,Black 1 131 23032000265000A SmallTensioningPlate, δ3,WhiteZinc 1 132 23034000295000B SmallTensioningPlate Cushion,Ø8.2x Ø25x 6.3 1 133 23038000135000A SmallTensionPulley Spring,Ø1.5x Ø10.5x 69.3, WhiteZinc 1 134 2030100213A Engine,R225DS,224CC 1 135 23041000730001B BeltProtectionCover, Black 1 136 23062000495000A RockerBracket,T=2,76X 32X30,Black 1
Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 44 # Part Number Description Qty. 137 21066000135000A CableProtectiveSleeve, Black 1 138 23063000305000B Rocker,Ø10X875,Black 1 139 23061000220001B Rocker Sheath, Ø10.5, Black 1 140 23092000015000A AdjustingWasher,Ø6.1x Ø15x1.6,Black 1 141 23068000225000A ThrowingSnowCable Assembly,1164mm 1 142 23032000205000A DishWasher,T=2.5,White Zinc 2 143 23062000270001N LowerHandle,Black 1 144 21061000113201A CurvedWasher, PA6+GF30,Black 4 145 23099000035000A FlatHeadBolt,M8x52, WhiteZinc 4 146 23063000580001A LeftUpperHandle Assembly,Black 1 147 23099000025000A FlatHeadBolt,M8x35, WhiteZinc 4 148 23093000185000A Special Bolt,M8x55, WhiteZinc 2 149 23062000150001B LeftTrigger,Black 1 150 20121000315000A OpenEndWrenches,10-12 mm,WhiteZinc 2 151 23061000140001C HandleSheath,PVC,Black 2 152 23063000195000B GearConnectingRod,547 xM8,Black 1 153 23063000215000A Column,GearConnecting Rod,WhiteZinc 1 154 23065000195000A SpeedAdjustment Handle,229x90x29, Black 1 155 23068000135000B GearPressingSpring, Ø14.5x33.75,WhiteZinc 1 156 30113010115000 Self-TappingScrew,ST3x 12,BlackZinc 3 157 23061000150001B GearHandle,Left,Black 1 158 23061000160001B GearHandle,Right,Black 1 159 23093000195000A Bpin,WhiteZinc,Ø2x 28x11.1 4+4 160 23096000015000A RubberSheath 2 161 30313030015000 HexagonLockingNut,M6, BlackZinc 2 162 23089000035000A ElectricStartCord, 1830mm 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 163 23033000485000A FlangeTriangleSelf- TappingScrew,M6x 16, WhiteZinc 12 164 A26800800202 SpringWasher,ɸ8,Black Zinc 1 165 23096000055000A RubberSheath,Ø10.7x Ø6 x 5.1,Black 4
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Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 46 ENGINEPARTSLISTDIAGRAM 1 23 4 5 5 5 566 7 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 1516 5 5 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 19 25 32 33 33 34 35 36 37 3839 4038 4142 4344 45 46 47 48 4950 51 5253 54 5556 57 58 58 59 5960 60 61 62 14 63 64 65 5 5 5 5 66 67 68 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 81 81 81 82 82 83 84 5 85 5 5 86 8788 89 90 91 59 92 92 5 5 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 101 102 5 5 5 17 30 31 111 112 110 108 104 103105 106 5 107 92 109 5 113 114 115 116 67
47 Specifications PARTSLIST # Part Number Description Qty. 1 12131-Z530320-0000 Cylinder Head Gasket 1 2 12410-Z300120-0000 CylinderHeadCover Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 3 12004-Z010110-0001 CylinderHeadCover Gasket 1 4 17004-Z330110-0001 BreatherTube 1 5 90001-0612-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 20 6 90207-Z330120-0000 Stud,M6x105,BlueWhite Zinc 2 7 90203-Z010110-0000 Stud,M8x34,BlackZinc 2 8 90502-1114-00 Pin,11x14 2 9 12003-Z010110-0000 CylinderHeadBolt,M8x 60,BlueWhiteZinc 4 10 30010-Z010110-0000 SparkPlug,F6RTC 1 11 12140-Z1S0110-0B00 CylinderHead Subassembly 1 12 80057-Z330130-0000 FrontFender 1 13 11310-Z1S0110-0B00 CrankcaseSubassembly 1 14 90684-Z030120-0000 Clip 2 15 16400-Z810210-0000 GovernorGearAssembly 1 16 16061-Z010110-0000 GovernorArm 1 17 35552-Z330110-0000 StartSwitch,Key 1 18 30360-Z330110-H300 SupportControlBox Subassembly 1 19 90547-0205-00 Bearing,6205P53 2 20 11011-Z1S0110-0000 OilDrainTube,120x16, BlueWhiteZinc 1 21 90408-Z010110-0000 Washer,Ø10xØ15.8x1.5 1 22 11007-Z010110-0000 DrainPlugBolt,M10x1.25 x15,BlueWhiteZinc 1 23 90408-Z010210-0000 Washer,Ø6.2xØ15x0.6 1 24 90501-Z010110-0000 Pin,BlueWhiteZinc 1 25 90682-Z050110-0001 OilSeal,Ø25xØ41.25x6 2 26 90001-0614-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 14,BlueWhiteZinc 2 27 37060-Z010120-0000 EngineoilSensor,W/ONut 1 28 90305-Z010210-01 HexagonFlangeNut,M10, BlueWhiteZinc 1 29 11411-Z330210-0B00 CrankcaseCover 1 30 12111-Z810110-0000 InletValve 1 31 12121-Z810120-0000 ExhaustValve 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 32 11001-Z330120-0000 CrankcaseGasket 1 33 90502-0812-00 Pin,8x 12 2 34 15030-Z010130-OB01 EngineOilPlug Subassembly 1 35 90001-0832-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 32,BlueWhiteZinc 6 36 13300-Z1S0110-0000 CrankshaftAssembly 1 37 13200-Z140210-0099 PistonRingsSet 1 38 13122-Z510210-0000 PistonPinClip 2 39 13111-Z810120-0000 Piston 1 40 13121-Z810110-0000 PistonPin,Ø13x Ø45.9 1 41 13010-Z810210-0000 ConnectingRod 1 42 14200-Z1S0110-0009 CamshaftAssembly 1 43 12110-Z810120-0099 ValvesSet 1 44 12112-Z810210-0000 ValveSpringRetainer 2 45 12109-Z810110-0000 ValveLockClamp 4 46 12103-Z010110-0000 ValveSpring 2 47 12101-Z810210-0000 SealGuide 2 48 14081-Z040110-0000 ValveLifter 2 49 14071-Z440110-0000 ValveRod 2 50 14090-Z010110-0000 LifterStopperPlate Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 51 14313-Z010110-0000 ValveAdjustingBolt 2 52 14311-Z010110-0000 ValveRocker 2 53 14314-Z010110-0000 ValveAdjustingNut 2 54 14312-Z010110-0000 ValveLockNut 2 55 28200-Z1S0110 RecoilStarterAssembly 1 56 90001-0608-03 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 8,BlueWhiteZinc 3 57 30300-Z050110-0002 StartingMotorAssembly 1 58 90103-0455-53 Screw,M4x 55,BlackZinc 2 59 90001-0630-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 30,BlueWhiteZinc 3 60 90502-0810-00 Pin,8x 10 2 61 37050-Z010210-0000 OilProtector,ZincPlated 1 62 90001-0512-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M5x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 1 63 28110-Z050110 Shroud 1 64 19304-Z1S0110-0000 CylinderBodyShroud, BlueWhiteZinc 1 65 19340-Z050120-0000 LowerShield,BlueWhite Zinc 1
Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 48 # Part Number Description Qty. 66 90684-Z250110-0000 Clip 1 67 16100-Z1S0110-0009 CarburetorAssembly 1 68 17001-Z330110-0000 AirCleanerGasket 2 69 16001-Z010110-0000 CarburetorGasket 1 70 16003-Z010110-0001 CarburetorInsulatorPlate 1 71 16002-Z050110-0000 CarburetorInsulator Gasket 1 72 16235-Z330130-VG01 CarburetorChokeHandle RubberSleeve 1 73 16210-Z330110-0001 PrimerBulb 1 74 16900-Z330120-0000 ChokeControlAssembly 1 75 90686-Z080510-0001 FuelPipe,Ø4.5xØ8.5 x220 1 76 16752-Z1S0110-0000 FuelOn-OffSwitch 1 77 35643-Z1S0110-VG01 Knob 1 78 90103-0314-51 Screw,M3x14,BlueWhite Zinc 1 79 90686-Z1S0210-0001 FuelPipe,Ø4.5xØ8.5x50 1 80 30431-Z010110-0001 RubberJacket,Ø9.5x Ø11x90 1 81 90740-Z010210-0000 Clamp, Ø7.5,BlueWhite Zinc 4 82 90314-Z130210-0000 NUT,M6x17,Chrome Plated 2 83 17100-Z330110-0101 AirCleaner 1 84 35540-Z330110-0000 StopEngineSwitch Subassembly 1 85 18140-Z1S0110-H301 ScaldResistantCover 1 86 18160-Z330120-0002 MufflerBody 1 87 18001-Z010110-0000 ExhaustOutletGasket 1 88 90303-0800-31 HexagonFlangeNut,M8, BlueWhiteZinc 2 89 16620-Z330310-H601 FuelTank 1 90 16730-Z330120-Q201 FuelTankCover 1 91 16680-Z010110-0001 FuelTankOilOutlet Subassembly 1 92 90305-0600-31 HexagonFlangeNut,M6, BlueWhiteZinc 3 93 16667-Z330110-0001 FuelTankDecoratedPlate 1 94 15005-Z330210-0000 OilFuelingTubeHoop 1 95 15010-Z330130-OB01 OilDipstickSubassembly 1 96 13501-Z010110-0000 FlywheelNut,M14x1.5, BlueWhiteZinc 1 97 28002-Z300110-0000 StarterPulley,BlueWhite Zinc 1 98 19352-Z010110-0000 Impeller 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 99 13510-Z1S0110-0000 FlywheelSubassembly 1 100 30400-Z330110-0001 IgnitionCoil 1 101 90001-0625-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 25,BlueWhiteZinc 2 102 30423-Z050310-0000 IgnitionCoilStopEngine Wire 1 103 16520-Z330120-0000 ThrottleControlAssembly 1 104 16063-Z050410-0000 Spring,Governor,Blue WhiteZinc 1 105 16062-Z010110-0000 GovernorRod,BlueWhite Zinc 1 106 16012-Z010110-0000 ThrottleValveReturning Spring 1 107 16070-Z010110-0000 GovernorSupport Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 108 16072-Z010110-0000 GovernorSupportBolt,M6 x 21,BlueWhiteZinc 1 109 16015-Z050110-VG01 ThrottleHandleRubber Sleeve 1 110 16161-Z1S0110-0000 MainJet 1 16161-Z1S0210-0000 MainJet,Altitude3000- 6000feet / 16161-Z1S0310-0000 MainJet,Altitude6000- 8000feet / 111 16112-Z050110-0000 SealRingFloat 1 112 90681-Z050310-0000 SealRing 1 113 15004--Z330110-0000 OilDipstickCap 1 114 15011-Z330110-0000 OilDipstick 1 115 15020-Z330130-0000 OilFillingtube,PA6 1 116 90107-4812-51 Self-TappingScrew,ST4.8 x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 1
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Troubleshooting model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 50 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Remedy Engine fails to start. Engine flooded. Repeat start attempts with throttle choke OFF. Water in fuel. Drain tank and refill with fresh fuel. Other. Check carefully the start procedure according to this manual. Engine starts hard or runs poorly. Spark plug issues. Replace the spark plug. Fuel cap ventilation is blocked. Clear the ventilation. Auger does not rotate. Foreign material caught in system. Clean. Auger drive belt slipping. Adjust the belt and wire. Auger drive belt broken. Replace the belt. Auger control cable is out of adjustment. See ADJUSTING AUGER CONTROL CABLE section. Auger does not stop when the lever is released. Auger drive belt is out of adjustment. Adjust the belt. Auger drive guide is out of adjustment. Adjust the guide. Auger control cable is out of adjustment. See ADJUSTING AUGER CONTROL CABLE section. Snowblower veers to one side. Tire pressure not equal. Adjust the tire pressure. Wheel spring lock pin is inserted on one side. Check the wheel locks. Shoes are mounted unevenly. Adjust shoes. Scraper blade uneven. Adjust scraper blade and shoes. Snowblower does not drive. Drive cable out of adjustment. Adjust drive cable. See ADJUSTING SELF-DRIVE CONTROL HANDLE CABLE section. Auger drive belt worn/broken. Replace traction drive belt. See REPLACE AUGER DRIVE BELT section. Friction disc worn out. Repair or replace friction disc. See REPAIR OR REPLACE FRICTION DISC section. WARNING Before performing any maintenance or cleaning work, always stop engine, disconnect spark plug cable and wait until the auger has come to a standstill. CAUTION Faults which can not be rectified with the aid of this table may be rectified by a specialty company only (customer service centre).
51 WarrantyInformation 2-YEARLIMITEDWARRANTY ThisCERTIFIED™productisguaranteedforaperiodof2yearsfrom thedateoforiginal retail purchase against defectsinworkmanshipandmaterials. Subject totheconditionsandlimitationsdescribedbelow,thisproduct,ifreturned touswithproof ofpurchasewithinthestatedwarrantyperiodandifcovered underthiswarranty,will berepaired or replaced(withthesamemodel,oroneofequalvalueorspecification),atouroption.Wewill bearthe cost ofanyrepairorreplacementandanycostsoflabourrelatingthereto. Thesewarrantiesaresubjecttothefollowingconditionsandlimitations: a. abillofsaleverifyingthepurchaseandpurchasedatemustbeprovided; b. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductorpartthereofwhichiswornorbrokenorwhich hasbecomeinoperativeduetoabuse,misuse,accidental damage,neglectorlack ofproper installation,operationormaintenance(asoutlinedintheapplicableowner’smanual oroperating instructions)orwhichisbeingusedforindustrial,professional,commercial orrental purposes; c. thiswarrantywillnot applytonormalwearandtearortoexpendablepartsoraccessoriesthat maybesuppliedwith theproductthatareexpectedtobecomeinoperativeorunusableaftera seasonableperiodofuse; d. thiswarrantywillnot applytoroutinemaintenanceandconsumableitemssuchas,butnot limitedto,fuel,lubricants,blades,belts,bits,fluids,tune-upsoradjustments; e. thiswarrantywillnot applywheredamageiscausedby repairsmadeorattempted by others(i.e. personsnotauthorizedbythemanufacturer); f. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductthatwassold totheoriginal purchaserasa reconditionedorrefurbishedproduct(unlessotherwisespecified inwriting); g. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductorpartthereofifany partfrom anothermanufacturer isinstalledthereinoranyrepairsoralterationshavebeenmadeorattempted by unauthorized persons; h. thiswarrantywillnot applytonormaldeteriorationoftheexteriorfinish,suchas,butnot limitedto,scratches,dents,paintchips,ortoanycorrosionordiscolouringby heat,abrasiveand chemicalcleaners;and i. thiswarrantywillnot applytocomponentpartssoldby and identified astheproductofanother company,whichshallbecoveredundertheproductmanufacturer’swarranty,ifany.
WarrantyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 52 ADDITIONALLIMITATIONS Thiswarrantyappliesonlytotheoriginalpurchaserand may notbetransferred.Neithertheretailer northemanufacturershallbeliableforanyotherexpense,lossordamage,including,without limitation,anyindirect,incidental,consequential orexemplary damagesarisinginconnectionwith thesale,useorinabilitytousethisproduct. NOTICETOCONSUMER Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumay haveotherrights,whichmay vary from provincetoprovince.Theprovisionscontainedinthiswarranty arenotintended tolimit,modify, takeawayfrom,disclaimorexcludeanystatutory warrantiessetforthinany applicableprovincial or federallegislation. MadeinChina Importedby TrileafDistributionToronto,CanadaM4S288
Champion Power Equipment, Inc. (CPE), United States Environment Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Emission Control System Warranty Your Champion Power Equipment (CPE) engine complies with U.S. EPA emission regulations. YOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS: The US EPA AND CPE are pleased to explain the Federal Emission Control Systems Warranty on your 2018 small off-road engine (SORE) and engine powered equipment. New engines and equipment must be designed, built and equipped, at the time of sale, to meet U.S. EPA regulations for small off-road engines (SORE). CPE warrants the emission control system on your small off-road engine (SORE) and equipment for the period of time listed below, provided there has been no abuse, neglect, unapproved modification, or improper maintenance of your equipment. Your emission control system may include parts such as the carburetor, fuel-injection system, the ignition system, catalytic converter and fuel lines. Also included may be hoses, belts, connectors and other emission related assemblies. Where a warrantable condition exits, CPE will repair your small off-road engine (SORE) at no cost to you including diagnosis, parts and labor. MANUFACTURER’S EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY COVERAGE: This emission control system is warranted for two years, subject to provisions set forth below. If, during the warranty period, an emission related part on your engine is defective in materials or workmanship, the part will be repaired or replaced by CPE. OWNER WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES: As the small off-road engine (SORE) owner, you are responsible for the performance of the required maintenance listed in your Owner’s Manual. CPE recommends that you retain all your receipts covering maintenance on your small off-road engine, but CPE cannot deny warranty solely for the lack of receipts or for your failure to ensure the performance of all scheduled maintenance. As the small off-road engine (SORE) owner, you should however be aware that CPE may deny you warranty coverage if your small, off-road engine (SORE) or a part has failed due to abuse, neglect, improper maintenance or unapproved modifications. You are responsible for presenting your small off-road engine (SORE) to an Authorized CPE service outlet or alternate service outlet as described in (3)(f.) below, CPE dealer or CPE, Santa Fe Springs, Ca. as soon as a problem exists. The warranty repairs should be completed in a reasonable amount of time, not to exceed 30 days.
If you have any questions regarding your warranty rights and responsibilities, you should contact: Champion Power Equipment, Inc. Customer Service 12039 Smith Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 1-877-338-0999 tech@championpowerequipment.com
EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY The following are specific provisions relative to your Emission Control System (ECS) Warranty Coverage. 1. APPLICABILITY: This warranty shall apply to 1997 and later model year small off- road engines (SORE). 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 consecutive months thereafter. 2. GENERAL EMISSIONS WARRANTY COVERAGE CPE warrants to the original, end-use purchaser of the new engine or equipment and to each subsequent purchaser that each of its small off-road engines (SORE) is: a. Designed, built and equipped so as to conform to U.S. EPA emissions standards for spark-ignited engines at or below 19 kilowatts. b. Free from defects in materials and workmanship that cause the failure of a warranted part to be identical in all material respects to the part as described in the engine manufacturer’s application for certification for a period of two years. 3. THE WARRANTY ON EMISSION-RELATED PARTS WILL BE INTERPRETED AS FOLLOWS: a. Any warranted part that is not scheduled for replacement as required maintenance in the Owners Manual shall be warranted for the ECS Warranty Period. If any such part fails during the ECS Warranty Period, it shall be repaired or replaced by CPE according to Subsection “d” below. Any such part repaired or replaced under the ECS Warranty shall be warranted for any remainder of the ECS Warranty Period. b. Any warranted, emissions-related part which is scheduled only for regular inspection as specified in the Owners Manual shall be warranted for the ECS Warranty Period. A statement in such written instructions to the effect 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. c. Any warranted, emissions-related part which is scheduled for replacement as required 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 scheduled replacement, the part shall be repaired or replaced by CPE according to Subsection “d” below. Any such emissions-related part repaired or replaced under the ECS Warranty, shall be warranted for the remainder of the ECS Warranty Period prior to the first scheduled replacement point for such emissions- related part. d. Repair or replacement of any warranted, emissions-related part under this ECS Warranty shall be performed at no charge to the owner at a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. e. The owner shall not be charged for diagnostic labor which leads to the determination that a part covered by the ECS Warranty is in fact defective, provided that such diagnostic work is performed at a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. f. CPE shall pay for covered emissions warranty repairs at non-authorized service outlets under the following circumstances:
i. The service is required in a population center with a population over 100,000 according to U.S. Census 2000 without a CPE Authorized Service Outlet AND ii. The service is required more than 100 miles from a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. The 100 mile limitation does not apply in the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming. g. CPE shall be liable for damages to other original engine components or approved modifications proximately caused by a failure under warranty of an emission- related part covered by the ECS Warranty. h. Throughout the ECS Warranty Period, CPE shall maintain a supply of warranted emission-related parts sufficient to meet the expected demand for such emission-related parts. i. Any CPE Authorized and approved emission-related 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 use shall not reduce CPE’s warranty obligation. j. Unapproved add-on or modified parts may not be used to modify or repair a CPE engine. Such use voids this ECS Warranty and shall be sufficient grounds for disallowing an ECS Warranty claim. CPE shall not be liable hereunder for failures of any warranted parts of a CPE engine caused by the use of such an unapproved add- on or modified part.
EMISSION-RELATED PARTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: (using those portions of the list applicable to the engine) Systems covered by this warranty Parts Description Fuel Metering System Fuel regulator, Carburetor and internal parts Air Induction System Air cleaner, Intake manifold Ignition System Spark plug and parts, Magneto ignition system Exhaust System Exhaust manifold, catalytic converter Miscellaneous Parts Tubing, Fittings, Seals, Gaskets, and Clamps associated with these listed systems. Evaporative Emissions Fuel Tank, Fuel Cap, Fuel Line (for liquid fuel and fuel vapors), Fuel Line Fittings, Clamps, Pressure Relief Valves, Control Valves, Control Solenoids, Electronic Controls, Vacuum Control Diaphragms, Control Cables, Control Linkages, Purge Valves, Gaskets, Vapor Hoses, Liquid/Vapor Separator, Carbon Canister, Canister Mounting Brackets, Carburetor Purge Port Connector TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE: You must take your CPE engine or the product on which it is installed, along with your warranty registration card or other proof of original purchase date, at your expense, to any Champion Power Equipment dealer who is authorized by Champion Power Equipment, Inc. to sell and service that CPE product during his normal business hours. Alternate service locations defined in Section (3)(f.) above must be approved by CPE prior to service. Claims for repair or adjustment found to be caused solely by defects in material or workmanship will not be denied because the engine was not properly maintained and used. If you have any questions regarding your warranty rights and responsibilities, or to obtain warranty service, please write or call Customer Service at Champion Power Equipment, Inc. Champion Power Equipment, Inc. 12039 Smith Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 1-877-338-0999 Attn.: Customer Service tech@championpowerequipment.com

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  • 1. IMPORTANT: Please read this manual carefully before operating this snowblower and save it for reference. INSTRUCTION MANUAL 24" (61 CM) 2-STAGE SNOWBLOWER model number 060-3740-6 | Contact us: 1-844-428-7277 WARNING MACHINE IS WITHOUT ENGINE OIL, PROPERLY FILL ENGINE OIL PRIOR TO USE TO PREVENT ENGINE DAMAGE.
  • 2. ContactInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 2 For problems or questions, DO NOT RETURN TO STORE. Please contact one of our Customer Service Agents who would be happy to assist you. Read and understand this instruction manual thoroughly before using the product. It contains important information for your safety as well as operating and maintenance advice. Keep this instruction manual for future use. Should this product be passed on to a third party, this instruction manual must be included. For Customer Assistance Please Call: 1.844.428.7277
  • 3. 3 TableofContents SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS This manual contains important safety and operating instructions. Read all instructions and follow them with use of this product. ContactInformation.....................................................................2 Table of Contents.........................................................................3 SafetyInformation.......................................................................4 GeneralSafety..........................................................................................4 PreparationForUse..................................................................................4 SafeHandling of Gasoline........................................................................4 Operation..................................................................................................5 ClearingaCloggedDischarge Chute........................................................6 Maintenance andStorage........................................................................6 SafetyDefinitions....................................................................................7 SafetySymbols.........................................................................................7 OperationSymbols...................................................................................8 Features...................................................................................... 10 KnowYourSnowblower...........................................................................10 Engine....................................................................................................10 Assembly......................................................................................12 Unpacking................................................................................................12 AdditionalParts.......................................................................................12 ToolsRequired..........................................................................................12 AssemblyParts........................................................................................12 Assembly..................................................................................................15 WheelsandShoes..................................................................................15 Handle....................................................................................................15 SpeedControlConnecting Lever...........................................................16 Self-DriveControlWire AndAugerControlWire...................................16 SnowDischarge Support.......................................................................17 SnowDischarge Chute...........................................................................17 DischargeChute RotationLever...........................................................18 Operation.................................................................................... 19 BeforeOperation......................................................................................19 ChecktheGeneralCondition................................................................19 ChecktheEngine...................................................................................19 Operation.................................................................................................19 Startingthe Engine...............................................................................19 Stoppingthe Engine..............................................................................21 OperationatHighAltitude....................................................................21 Operatingthe Machine............................................................................21 ControlLevers........................................................................................21 DriveSystem........................................................................................22 Adjustingthe Snow Discharge DirectionandHeight...........................22 AdjustingtheSnowShoes......................................................................23 ToAdjusttheShoes..............................................................................23 AfterUse...............................................................................................24 Maintenance...............................................................................24 Servicing.................................................................................................24 SafetyPrecautions...............................................................................24 Maintenance...........................................................................................25 RegularServicePeriods........................................................................25 Refueling...............................................................................................26 AddingFuel...........................................................................................26 CheckEngineOilLevel..........................................................................26 OilChange.............................................................................................27 ReplacingShearPins............................................................................28 AdjustingSelf-DriveControlHandleCable..........................................29 AdjustingAugerControlCable.............................................................29 ReplaceAugerDriveBeltWithoutSplittingthe SnowblowerBody(Option1).................................................................30 ReplaceAugerDriveBelt–Splittingthe SnowblowerBody(Option2)................................................................34 RepairorReplaceFrictionDisc............................................................36 Lubrication............................................................................................38 Long-TermStorage................................................................................38 Transporting..........................................................................................38 Specifications............................................................................39 Specifications........................................................................................39 SnowblowerSpecifications.................................................................39 EngineSpecifications..........................................................................39 OilSpecifications.................................................................................39 FuelSpecifications...............................................................................39 PartsListDiagram..................................................................................40 PartsList.................................................................................................41 EnginePartsListDiagram......................................................................46 PartsList................................................................................................47 Troubleshooting..........................................................................50 Troubleshooting......................................................................................50 WarrantyInformation..................................................................51 2-YearLimitedWarranty.........................................................................51 AdditionalLimitations..........................................................................52 NoticeToConsumer..............................................................................52
  • 4. SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 4 GENERALSAFETY 1. Readtheoperatingandserviceinstruction manualcarefully.Bethoroughlyfamiliar withthecontrolsandtheproperuseofthe equipment.Knowhowtostoptheunitand disengagethecontrolsquickly. 2. Neverallowchildrenunder16yearsoldto operatetheequipment.Neverallowadults tooperatetheequipmentwithoutproper instruction. 3. Thrownobjectscancauseseriousinjury. Keeptheareaofoperationclearofall persons,particularlysmallchildren, andpets. Planyoursnowdischargepattern topreventthrowingmaterialtowardcars, structures,roadsandpeople. 4. Exercisecautiontoavoidslippingorfalling, especiallywhenoperatinginreverse. 5. Keepinmindthattheoperatororuser isresponsibleforaccidentsorhazards occurringtootherpeopleortheirproperty. 6. Neverusethesnowblowerunderthe influenceofalcoholormedication,orifyou aretiredorill. PREPARATIONFORUSE 1. Thoroughlyinspecttheareawherethe equipmentistobeusedandremoveall doormats,sleds,boards,wires,andother foreignobjects. 2. Disengageallclutchhandlesbeforestarting themotor. 3. Donotoperatetheequipmentwithout wearingadequatewintergarments.Wear footwearwhichwillimprovefootingon slipperysurfaces. 4. Adjusttheaugerhousingheighttoclear gravelorcrushedrocksurface. 5. Neverattempttomakeany adjustments whiletheengineisrunning(exceptwhere specifically recommended inthemanual). 6. Letengineand machineadjusttooutdoor temperaturesbeforestartingtoclearsnow. 7. Theoperationofany powered machine canresultinforeignobjectsbeingthrown intotheeyes.Alwayswearsafety glasses oreyeshieldsduringoperation,orwhile performinganadjustmentorrepair. 8. Inspecttheaugerand impellerbefore startingtoensurethatthereisnoicebuild up. SAFEHANDLING OF GASOLINE Toavoid severeinjury orproperty damageuse highlevelsofcarewhilehandlinggasoline. Gasolineisanextremely flammablesubstance and thevapoursareexplosive.Seriouspersonal injury canoccurwhengasolineisspilled on yourselforyourclothes,whichcanignite.Ifyou comeintocontactwithgasoline,washaffected areasofskinand changeclothingimmediately. 1. Useonly anapproved gasolinecontainer. 2. Extinguishall cigarettes,cigars,pipesand othersourcesofignitionpriortoworking withorneargasoline. 3. Neverrefuel machinewithinclosed spaces. 4. Neverremovegascaporadd fuel whilethe engineishotorrunning. 5. Allowenginetocool atleasttwominutes beforerefueling. 6. Donotoverfill fuel tank.Keepfuel level at least½in.(1.27cm) belowbottom offiller neck toprovidespaceforfuel expansion. 7. Replacegasolinecapand tightensecurely.
  • 5. 5 SafetyInformation 8. Ifgasolineisspilled,wipeitofftheengine andequipment.Movemachinetoanother area.Wait5minutesbeforestartingthe engine. 9. Neverstorethemachineorfuelcontainer insidewherethereisanopenflame,spark orpilotlight(e.g.furnace,waterheater, spaceheater,clothesdryeretc.). 10. Allowmachinetocoolatleast5minutes beforestoring. 11. Neverfillcontainersinsideavehicleoron atruckortrailerbedwithaplasticliner. Alwaysplacecontainersontheground awayfromyourvehiclebeforefilling. 12. Ifpossible,removegas-poweredequipment fromthetruckortrailerandrefuelitonthe ground.Ifthisisnotpossible,thenrefuel suchequipmentonatrailerwithaportable container,ratherthanfromagasoline dispensernozzle. 13. Keepthenozzleincontactwiththerimof thefueltankorcontaineropeningatall timesuntilfuelingiscomplete.Donotuse gascanswithnozzlelock-opendevices. OPERATION 1. Donotputhandsorfeetnearorunder rotatingparts.Keepclearofthedischarge openingatalltimes. 2. Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperating on orcrossinggraveldrives,walks,orroads. Stayalertforhiddenhazardsortraffic. 3. Afterstrikingaforeignobject,stopthe engine,removethesparkplug,thoroughly inspectthesnowblowerforanydamage, andrepairthedamagebeforerestarting andoperatingthesnowblower. 4. Iftheunitshould starttovibrate abnormally,stoptheengineand check immediately forthecause.Vibrationis generally awarningoftrouble.Vibration typically indicatesamechanical problem hasoccurred. 5. Stoptheenginewheneveryouleavethe operatingposition,beforeuncloggingthe augerhousingordischargeguide,and when makingany repairs,adjustments, orinspections. 6. Beforecleaning,inspectingorrepairingany partsofthesnowblowerensuretheauger hasstopped moving.Disconnectthespark plugwireand keepitaway from theplugto preventaccidental starting. 7. Beforeleavingthemachineunattended, disengageall control levers,stoptheengine and removethesafety key. 8. Donotruntheengineindoors.Exhaust fumesaredangerous. 9. Donotclearsnowacrossthefaceofslopes. Exerciseextremecautionwhenchanging directiononslopes.Donotattempttoclear steepslopes. 10. Neveroperatethesnowblowerwithout properguards,platesorothersafety protectivedevicesinplace. 11. Neveroperatethesnowblowernearglass enclosures,automobiles,windowwells, etc.,withoutproperadjustmentofthe snowdischargeangle.Keepchildrenand petsaway. 12. Donotoverload themachinecapacity by attemptingtoclearsnowattoofastarate. 13. Neveroperatethemachineathigh transportspeedsonslippery surfaces. Usecarewhenreversing.
  • 6. SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 6 14. Neverdirectdischargeatbystandersor allowanyoneinfrontoftheunit. 15. Disengagepowertotheimpellerwhen snowbloweristransportedornotinuse. 16. Useonlyattachmentsandaccessories approvedbythemanufacturerof snowblower. 17. Neveroperatethesnowblowerwithout goodvisibilityorlight.Alwaysbesureof yourfooting,andkeepafirmholdonthe handles.Walk;neverrun. 18. Takeallpossibleprecautionswhenleaving themachineunattended.Disconnectthe powertake-offandstoptheengine. 19. Keepallnuts,boltsandscrewstightto besuretheequipmentisinsafeworking condition; 20. Replacewornordamagedpartsforsafety; Useonlygenuinereplacementpartsand accessories. 21. Thissnowblowerisnotintendedforuseby persons(includingchildren)withreduced physical,sensoryormentalcapabilities, orlackofexperienceandknowledge, unlesstheyhavebeengivensupervisionor instructionconcerninguseoftheappliance byapersonresponsiblefortheirsafety. 22. Becarefulwhileworkingonthemachineor clearingablockageintheaugerorimpeller toensurethatfingersandhandsdonot becomecrushedorcut. 23. Donottouchhotenginecomponentslike themuffler,mufflerguardorengineblock duringoperationofthesnowblowerasthey willcauseburns. 24. Shouldtheunitstopdischargingsnow forany reason,releasethecontrolsto stopand inspectforany lodged itemsor damaged partsintheaugerhousing. CLEARING ACLOGGEDDISCHARGECHUTE Hand contactwiththerotatingimpellerinside thedischargechuteisthemostcommoncause ofinjury associated withsnowblowers.Never useyourhand tocleanoutthedischargechute oraugerassembly. Toclearthechute: 1. SHUTTHE ENGINE OFF! 2. Wait10secondstobesuretheimpeller bladeshavestopped rotating. 3. Alwaysuseaclean-outtool.DONOT use yourhands. MAINTENANCEANDSTORAGE 1. Check shearbolts,enginemounted bolts, etc.,atfrequentintervalsforproper tightnesstosuretheequipmentisinsafe, workingcondition. 2. Neverstorethemachinewithfuel inthe fuel tank insideabuildingwhereignition sourcesarepresentsuchashotwater heaters,spaceheaters,clothesdryersor any openflamesources.Allowtheengineto cool beforestoringinany enclosure. 3. Alwaysrefertoowner’sguideinstructions forimportantdetailsifthesnowbloweris tobestored foranextended period. 4. Maintainorreplacesafety and instructions labels,asnecessary. 5. Runthesnowblowerforoneminutetoclear outpacked snowand icetopreventfreeze- upduringstorage.
  • 7. 7 SafetyInformation SAFETYDEFINITIONS F DANGER DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. F WARNING WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. F CAUTION CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. NOTICE NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. SAFETYSYMBOLS Someofthefollowingsymbolsmaybeusedon thisproduct.Pleasestudythemandlearntheir meaning.Properinterpretationofthesesymbols willallowyoutosafelyoperatetheproduct. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation Readthe Instruction Manual Toreducetheriskof injury,usermustreadand understandtheinstruction manualbeforeusingthis product. EyeandEar Protection Alwayswearsafetygoggles orsafetyglasseswithside shields,andasnecessary afullface-shieldaswellas fullearprotectionwhen operatingthisproduct. Alwaysweareyeprotection withsideshieldsmarkedto complywithANSIZ87.1. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation SafetyAlert Thismachinewasbuilt tobeoperatedaccording tothesafeoperation practicesinthismanual. Aswithanytypeofpower equipment,carelessness orerroronthepartof theoperatorcanresultin seriousinjury.Thismachine iscapableofamputating fingers,hands,toesand feetandthrowingforeign objects.Failuretoobserve thesafetyinstructions couldresultinserious injuryordeath. Electric Shock Failuretousethestarter indryconditionsandto observesafepracticescan resultinelectricshock. RiskofFire Fuelanditsvapoursare extremelyflammableand explosive.Firecancause severeburnsordeath. Donotaddfuelwhilethe productisoperatingor stillhot. ToxicFumes Theengineexhaustfrom thisproductcontains chemicalsknowntocause cancer,birthdefectsand otherreproductiveharm. Riskof Asphyxiation Thisengineemitscarbon monoxide,anodourless, colourlesspoisongas. Breathingcarbonmonoxide cancausenausea,fainting ordeath.Useonlyinawell- ventilatedarea. Thrown Objects Thismachinemaypickup andthrowobjectswhich cancauseseriouspersonal injury. AlwaysUse ChuteTool Neveruseyourhands toclearacloggedchute assembly.ShutOFFengine andremainbehindhandles untilallmovingpartshave stoppedbeforeunclogging.
  • 8. SafetyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 8 Symbol Name Designation/Explanation HotSurface Exhaustgases,mufflerand enginecomponentsare extremelyHOTandcause burns. RiskofFire Fuelanditsvapoursare extremelyflammableand explosive.Firecancause severeburnsordeath. Donotaddfuelwhilethe productisoperatingor stillhot. Rotating Auger DANGER:Avoidinjuryfrom rotatingauger-keepfeet away. Rotating Blades Neverputyourhand inthechute.Contact withrotatingpartscan amputatefingersand hands. OPERATIONSYMBOLS Someofthefollowingsymbolsmay beused on thisproduct.Pleasestudy them and learntheir meaning.Properinterpretationofthesesymbols will allowyoutosafely operatetheproduct. Symbol Name Designation/Explanation EngineStart Followstepstostart engine. 0W-30 CheckOil Level Recommendedoilis 0W-30.Theenginecanbe seriouslydamagedwithout oil.Alwayschecktheoil levelbeforeusing.The machinemustberesting firmlyonlevelgroundwhen checking. CheckFuel Level Useclean,fresh,regular unleadedgasolinewitha minimumoctaneratingof 85andanethanolcontent oflessthan10%by volume. Minimum Octane Useclean,fresh,regular unleadedgasolinewitha minimumoctaneratingof 85andanethanolcontent oflessthan10%by volume. FuelValve: ON Movethefuelvalveleverto theonposition. Choke:ON Tostartacoldengine, movethechokeleverto thechokeposition. Throttle:Full Speed Movethethrottlelever tofullspeedtostartthe engine. Throttle:Low Speed Lowersthespeedofthe engine.
  • 10. Features model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 10 KNOWYOUR SNOWBLOWER • Self-DriveControlHandle • UpperHandles • SpeedControlConnectingLever • HandleLockingKnobs • LowerHandle • Wheels • AugerHousing • AdjustableSkidShoes • Auger • Impeller • CleanOutTool • DischargeChute • DischargeDeflector • DischargeChuteRotationLever • DischargeChuteLeverGuide • AugerControlHandle • SpeedAdjustingHandle • ShearPinandClipStorage ENGINE • Key (safety lock out) • PrimerBulb • ThrottleLever • ChokeLever • Fuel Valve(On/Off) • Oil DrainPlug • Recoil StarterGrip • Electric StartButton • Fuel Cap • Oil Fill and Level Check Cap 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 12. Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 12 UNPACKING 1. Settheshippingcartononasolid,flatsurface. 2. Removeeverythingfromthecartonexceptthesnowblowerbase—includingupperand lower handles,wheels,connectinglevers,chute,hardware,etc. Makesureall theassembly partsare includedbeforeyoustart. 3. Liftthetophalfoftheboxoffandthebaseshould becleartostartassembly. 4. Cutdownthebottomcartontoallowaflatsurfaceareatoinstall theassembly partswithout scratchingpartsorcuttingtires. Alternatively,withteam lifthelp,liftthebaseofthe snowbloweroutofthecartonandplaceitonaflattened cartontostartassembly. 5. Nowyouarereadyforassembly. ADDITIONALPARTS Part PartQty. Usage ShearPin(forauger) 4 Sparepart Clip(forauger) 4 Sparepart StarterElectricCord 1 Accessory TOOLSREQUIRED Tool Size Wrench (included) 10, 12 Cross-head Screwdriver (not included) Standard ASSEMBLY PARTS Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Wheels 2 Springlockpin (1-3) 2 N/A Shoes 2 M8×20 Carriagebolt(1-4) 4 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelockingnut(1-5) 4
  • 13. 13 Assembly Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Lower handle 1 M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(2-2) 2 Size12Wrench 1 M8×20Hexagonflange bolt(2-3) 2 Size12Wrench Shapedwasher(2-4) 2 N/A Upper handle 1 M8×52Flatheadbolts (2-5) 4 N/A Curvedwasher(2-6) 4 N/A LockingknobV(2-7) 4 N/A Dischargechute bracket 1 M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(2-8) 1 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelocknut(2-9) 1 Size12Wrench Speedcontrol connecting lever 1 Clip(3-1) 2 N/A Snowdischarge support 1 M6×20Hexagon flangebolt (preassembled)(4-1) 2 Size10Wrench M6All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(4-2) 3 Size10Wrench
  • 14. Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 14 Part PartQty. HardwareNeeded Hardware Qty. Hardware Reference Tool(s) Needed Snowdischarge chute 1 M6×16Screw (preassembled)(5-1) 3 Cross-head Screwdriver M6All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(5-2) 3 Size10Wrench M8×45Hexagonflange bolt(preassembled)(5-3) 2 Size12Wrench M8All-metalhexagon flangelocknut (preassembled)(5-4) 2 Size12Wrench Discharge adjustinglever 1 Rpin(preassembled)(5-5) 1 N/A Augercontrol handle 1 Augercontrolwire assembly N/A Self-drive controlhandle 1 Self-drivecontrolwire assembly N/A
  • 15. 15 Assembly ASSEMBLY WHEELSANDSHOES 1. Slidetheleftwheel(1-1)ontoaxle(1-2)as thearrowshows.Treadpatternshouldface forward.Placeaxlepin(1-3)intowheel.The axle hasacentreholetoattachthewheel totheaxle(whichconnectstothedrive train).Onceinserted,foldaroundaxleto holdinplace(Fig.1). 2. Repeatonrightside.Treadpatternshould faceforward. Direction of tread pattern must point forward towards front of snowblower Outside hole 1-1 1-2 1-3 Inside hole Figure 1 3. Attachadjustableskidshoestoauger housing.Insertbolts(1-4)throughthe augerhousingthenthroughtheshoe (Fig.2).Tightennuts(1-5)tightly(Fig.2). Donotovertighten.Theshoeisnot reversible.See“AdjustingtheSnowShoes” section. NOTICE: Onlythe left axlehastwoholes,andtheaxlepincanberemovedandrepositioned.Ifthewheelisslidfurtherinontheaxlewith the pin insertedintotheoutsideholeoftheaxle,themachinewillmovefreelywithouttheengineon.Ifthepinisinsertedinto the inside holeoftheaxle,themachinewillonlymovewhenthedrivecontrolisengagedwhentheengineison. It isoptional toslideonewheelpastthepinholeintheaxleandtoplacethelockingpinintotheaxleoutsidethewheelwithout locking itintothedriveaxle.Thiscreatesapivotwheelthatallowstheoperatortoeasilyturnthesnowblowerduringuseby using the "freewheel"asapivot point.Thoughthismakesturningeasier,itdecreasesdrivewheeltractionby50%. Adjusting skid shoe (1-4) (1-5) Figure 2 HANDLE 1. Attachthelowerhandle(2-1) ontotheunit body withbolts(2-2,2-3) and washers (2-4) (Fig.3).Repeatontheotherside.See Fig.5forproperdischargechutebracket mountingholeorientation. (2-2) (2-3) (2-1) (2-4) Figure 3
  • 16. Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 16 2. Connecttheupperhandleandlowerhandle withbolts(2-5),washers(2-6)andlocking knobs(2-7)(Fig.4). Upper handle (2-5) (2-7) (2-6) Figure 4 3. Connectdischargechuteguidetolower handlewith1bolt(2-8),and1locknut(2-9) (Fig.5). Discharge chute bracket (2-8) (2-9) Figure 5 SPEED CONTROLCONNECTINGLEVER 1. Connecttheconnectingleverand connectingbasewithclip(3-1). 2. Connecttheconnectingleverand speed adjustinghandlewithclip(Fig.6). Speed adjusting handle 3-1 3-1 Speed control connecting lever Connecting base Figure 6 SELF-DRIVE CONTROLWIRE AND AUGERCONTROL WIRE 1. Theaugercontrol wireincludespartA and partB (Fig.7). 2. Lifttheaugercontrol handletotheupper position(Fig.7). 3. Hook partA intotheaugercontrol handle (Fig.7). NOTICE: Discharge chute bracket should be placed forward as shown (for correct placement). Do not overtighten.
  • 17. 17 Assembly 4. ConnectpartAandpartBoftheauger controlwiretogetanaturaltension stationforthewire.(Fig.7) 5. Hooktheself-controlwireintotheself- drivehandleinthesameway. Auger control handle Self-drive control handle Part A Part A Part B Bolt Part B Figure 7 SNOWDISCHARGESUPPORT 1. Locatethepositionforassembly(Fig.8). 2. Removethebolts(4-1)(Fig.8)andnuts (4-2)(Fig.8)fromthemainbodyasshown (Fig.8).Setasidefornextstep. 3. Alignsnowdischargesupportwiththemain body. 4. Attachthesnowdischargesupportonthe mainbodywithbolts(4-1)(Fig.8). 5. Tightenallnuts(4-2)asshown(Fig.8). Donotovertighten. Discharge support (4-1) (4-2) Figure 8 SNOW DISCHARGE CHUTE 1. Removethebolts(5-1) (Fig.9A) and nuts (5-2) (Fig.9A) onthesnowdischargechute (Fig.9A).Hold forlaterstep. 2. Tightensnowdischargechuteand the componentshowninFig.9A usingthree bolts(5-1) (Fig.9A) and threenuts(5-2) (Fig.9A).Becareful nottodeform the plastic. 3. Removethebolts(5-3) and nuts(5-4) on thesnowdischargesupport.Putthesnow dischargechuteonthebaseofunit’sbody. Attachthesnowdischargesupportusing bolts(5-3) and nuts(5-4) (Fig.9B). NOTICE: In the process of operation, if the auger or drive control handle is too loose, screw the bolt (Fig. 7) of part A to get a natural tension station for the wire. Check the slack of the tension and adjust accordingly. You want to make sure that the tension on the lower side of the snowblower has 1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5 mm) of movement. If the slack is greater than 5/8" (16 mm), please adjust. Proper tension is important because you will want your snowblower to move forward properly in heavy snowfalls.
  • 18. Assembly model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 18 Snow discharge chute Component (5-2) (5-1) Figure 9A Snow discharge support (5-3) (5-4) Figure 9B DISCHARGECHUTEROTATIONLEVER 1. RemovetheR-clipfromthegearas applicable.Setasideforalaterstep.Itmay bepreinstalledbythefactory. 2. Inserttheleverthroughthedischarge chutebracketonthelowerhandle,and thenintotheholeofthegear(Fig.10A). 3. Aligntheleverandthegear,andthen connecttheRpin(5-5).(Fig.10B) 4. Checkthesnowdischargechutebyturning itfullyinbothdirections.Thedischarge chuteshouldrotatefreely. Snow discharge bracket Lever Figure 10A Gear 5-5 Figure 10B WARNING Ensure the R pin is positioned as shown in Fig. 10B.
  • 19. 19 Operation BEFOREOPERATION CHECK THEGENERALCONDITION • Lookaroundandunderneaththeenginefor signsofoilorgasolineleaks. • Removeanyexcessivedirtordebris, especiallyaroundthemufflerandrecoil starter. • Lookforsignsofdamage. • Checkthatallshieldsandcoversarein place,andallnuts,bolts,andscrewsare tightened. CHECK THEENGINE 1. Thereisnofueloroilintheengine.Fillwith fuelandadd0W-30priortofirstuse. 2. Checkthefuellevel(seeaddingfuel section). 3. Checktheoillevel(seecheckengineoil levelsection). 4. See refuelingsectionformoredetails. WARNING Never start the engine until all the above measures under assembly have been carried out. Never use the snowblower without first reading and understanding the instructions and all the warning and instruction stickers on the machine. Always use protective goggles or a visor during use, maintenance and service. NOTICE: The engine can be seriously damaged without oil. Always check the oil level before using. The machine must stand on level ground when checking. Engine key and throttle lever plastic piece need to be attached before first use. These parts may be attached to the recoil starter grip. Please remove the key and throttle lever from the recoil starter grip and attach/ install properly. OPERATION STARTINGTHE ENGINE Readinstructionscarefully. 1. Makesuretheenginesafety key isinserted intothekey hole(Fig.11A). 2. Movethefuel valvelevertotheonposition (Fig.11A). 3. Movechokeleverdependingonunit's temperature: a. Tostartacold engine,movethechoke levertothechokeposition(Fig.11A). b. Tostartawarm engine,leavethechoke levertotherunposition(Fig.11B). 4. Movethethrottlelevertofull speed to starttheengine(Fig.11B). 5. Useprimercontrol dependingonunit’s temperature(Fig.11B): a. Tostartacold engine,prime3-5times. b. Tostartawarm engine,donotprime. 6. Stand back and totherightoftheunit, pull thestartergriplightly until youfeel resistancethenpull briskly.Returnthe startergripgently (Fig.11C).
  • 20. Operation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 20 WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable. Store fuel in containers specifically designed for this purpose. Refuel outdoors only, before starting the engine, and do not smoke while refueling or handling fuel. Never remove the cap of the fuel tank or add gasoline while the engine is running or when the engine is hot. If gasoline is spilled, do not attempt to start the engine but move the machine away from the area of spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition until gasoline vapours have dissipated. Replace all fuel tanks and container caps securely. Before tipping the snowblower to maintain the blade or drain oil, remove fuel from tank. WARNING Never fill fuel tank indoors, with engine running, or until the engine has been allowed to cool for at least 15 minutes after running. CAUTION To prevent damaging the electric starter, do not run it more than 10 times at intervals of 5 seconds on, then 5 seconds off. If the engine does not start after this series of attempts, allow the starter to cool for at least 40 minutes before trying to start it again. If the engine still does not start, take the engine to an authorized service centre for service. Once started, disconnect the plug from the power supply and the starter. 7. Alternativelyforelectricstart,pluginthe suppliedelectricalcordintothestarter. Presstheelectricstartbuttonandmake surethatthemainsupplyvoltageis 120V~60Hz(Fig.11D). 8. Whentheenginestarts,movethechoketo runposition(Fig.11B). Key Figure 11A Figure 11B Starter grip Figure 11C Figure 11D
  • 21. 21 Operation STOPPINGTHEENGINE Tostop theengineinanemergencysituation orduring normaloperationsimplyremovethe engine key. OPERATIONATHIGHALTITUDE Thedensityofairathighaltitudeislowerthan at sea level.Enginepowerisreducedastheair mass andair-fuelratiodecrease.Enginepower willbereducedapproximately3½%forevery 1000'(304m)ofelevationabovesealevel. Thisis anaturaltrendandcannotbechanged byadjustingtheengine.Athighaltitudes increasedexhaustemissionscanalsoresult duetotheincreasedenrichmentoftheairfuel ratio. Otherhighaltitudeissuescaninclude hardstarting,increasedfuelconsumptionand sparkplugfouling.Toalleviatehighaltitude issuesotherthanthenaturalpowerloss,wecan provideahighaltitudecarburetormainjetatan additionalcost. Thepart numberandrecommendedminimum altitude fortheapplicationofthehighaltitude carburetormainjetislistedinthefollowing table. Inordertoselectthecorrecthigh altitude mainjet,itisnecessarytoidentifythe carburetormodel.Forthispurpose,acodeis stampedonthesideofthecarburetor.Select thecorrecthighaltitudejetpartnumber correspondingtothecarburetorcodefoundon yourparticularcarburetor. Carburetor Code Main Jet Jet Part Number Altitude 16100- Z1S0110- 0009 Main Jet 16161-Z1S0110-0000 High Altitude 16161-Z1S0210-0000 914-1828m (3000-6000’) High Altitude 16161-Z1S0310-0000 1828-2438m (6000-8000’) OPERATINGTHEMACHINE CONTROLLEVERS Self-drivecontrolhandle.Locatedontheright sidehandle(Fig.12). Whenthesnowblowerhasbeenputintogear, pushingthislevertowardsthehandleengages thewheels. Releasingtheself-drivecontrolhandlecauses themachinetostopmoving. Augercontrolhandle.Locatedontheleftside handle(Fig.12). Pushingthislevertowardsthehandlecausesthe augerandimpellertoactivate. Releasingtheaugercontrolhandlecausesthe augertostopmoving. Self-drive control handle Auger control handle Figure 12 WARNING Watch out for rotating auger. Keep hands, feet, hair and loose clothing away from any moving parts on the machine.
  • 22. Operation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 22 WARNING If snow clogs the discharge chute do not try to remove it before: • Releasing the auger control handle. • Stopping the engine. • Disconnecting the cable from the spark plug. Do not put your hand inside the chute or auger. Use the chute clearing tool included with your snowblower. DRIVESYSTEM Yoursnowblowerhas6forwardspeedsand 2reversetoregulateforwardandbackward motion(Fig.13). Forwardspeedsrangefromslowestposition1to fastestposition6. ReversespeedsrangefromslowestpositionR1to fastestpositionR2. Faster Slower Adjustingtheself-propelleddrivesystem: 1. Releasetheself-drivecontrolhandleto bringthesnowblowertoastop. 2. Movethespeed-controllevertothegear (eitherforwardorreverse)thatyourequire (Fig.13). 3. Presstheself-drivecontrolhandleto engagethedrivesystem. R2 1R1 6 Figure 13 ADJUSTINGTHE SNOWDISCHARGE DIRECTION AND HEIGHT Changedischargedirection: Turnthelevercounter-clockwise–thesnow dischargeguideturnstotheleft. Turntheleverclockwise–thesnowdischarge guideturnstotheright. Changedischargeheight: 1. Loosenthelockingknob toadjustthesnow dischargedeflectortoasuitableheight (Fig.14). 2. Adjustthesnowdischargedeflectorfrom 0–60°. 3. Tightenthelockingknob.
  • 23. 23 Operation Low-shorterejectiondistance High-longerejectiondistance Locking knob Figure 14 ADJUSTINGTHE SNOWSHOES Set theheightoftheaugerhousingtosuitthe groundconditions(Fig.15): • On flatground,e.g.asphalt,theshoes shouldbeadjustedtoabout3/16"(5mm) (thedistancefromtheaugertothe ground). CAUTION Always adjust the shoes so that gravel and stones are not fed into the snowblower. There is a risk for personal injury if these are thrown out at high speed. Ensure the shoes are adjusted the same on both sides. CAUTION Do not at any time make any adjustments to machine without first stopping the engine and disconnecting the spark plug wire. CAUTION Before changing height, stop engine and disconnect spark plug cable. • Onunevenground,e.g.gravel paths, theshoesshould beadjusted toabout 13/16"(30mm) (thedistancefrom the augertotheground). 5mm 30mm Figure 15 TOADJUSTTHE SHOES 1. Loosenthenuts. 2. Movetheshoesupward ordownward to adjustheight. 3. Tightenthenuts.
  • 24. model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 24OPERATION CAUTION Do not cover the machine while the engine and silencer are still warm. AFTERUSE 1. Checkforlooseordamagedparts. Ifrequired,changedamagedparts. 2. Tightenloosescrewsandnuts. 3. Brushallthesnowfromthemachine. 4. Moveallthecontrolsbackwardsand forwardsafewtimes. 5. Disconnectthestartingcablefromthe sparkplug. SERVICING SAFETYPRECAUTIONS Makesuretheengineisoffbeforeyoubeginany maintenanceorrepair.Thiswill eliminateseveral potential hazards: • Carbonmonoxidepoisoningfrom engine exhaust—neverrunthemachineindoors. Theexhaustfumescontaincarbon monoxide,avery toxic gas. • Burnsfrom hotparts—lettheenginecool for30minutesbeforetouchinghotparts. • Injury from movingparts—read the instructionsbeforeyoubegin,and make sureyouhavethetoolsand skillsrequired. Toreducethepossibility offireorexplosion,be careful whenworkingaround gasoline.Useonly anonflammablesolvent,notgasoline,toclean parts.Keepcigarettes,sparksand flamesaway from all fuel-related parts. MAINTENANCE
  • 25. 25 Maintenance MAINTENANCE REGULARSERVICEPERIODS Perform ateveryindicatedmonthoroperatinghourinterval,whichevercomesfirst. Item Service EachUse Everymonth or20hrs. Every3 months or 50hrs Every6months or 100hrs. Everyyear or 150hrs. EngineOil Checklevel Change Spark Plug Check-Clean Replace Spark Arrester (optional parts) Clean IdleSpeed Check-adjust (1) ValveClearance Check-adjust (1) Fuel Tank and Strainer Clean (1) Fuel Line Check Every 2 years (replace if necessary) (1) (1) These items should be serviced by your servicing dealer unless you have the proper tools and are mechanically proficient. Refer to manual for service procedures.
  • 26. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 26 REFUELING Useunleadedgasolinetoproducefewerengine andsparkplugdepositsandextendexhaust systemlife. ADDINGFUEL 1. Removethefueltankcap(Fig.16). 2. Addfueltothebottomofthefuellevel limitintheneckofthefueltank.Donot overfill.Wipeupspilledfuelbeforestarting thesnowblower. Fueltankcapacity:84.5fl.oz.(2.5L). Figure 16 CHECKENGINEOILLEVEL 1. Checktheoilwithenginestoppedand level. 2. Removetheoilcap/dipstickandwipeit clean(Fig.17A). WARNING Gasoline is highly flammable and explosive, and you can be burned or seriously injured when refueling. • Stop engine and keep heat, sparks, and flame away. • Refuel only outdoors. • Gasoline is poisonous, be careful not to touch or breathe in the vapour. 3. Inserttheoil cap/dipstick intotheoil filler neck butdonotscrewitin,thenremoveit tocheck theoil level (Fig.17B). 4. Iftheoil level isnearorbelowthelower limitmark onthedipstick,remove theoil cap/dipstick,and fill withthe recommended oil totheupperlimitmark. Donotoverfill (Fig.17B). 5. Reinstall theoil cap/dipstick. Oil fill and level check cap Figure 17A Oil Needed Oil Full Figure 17B
  • 27. 27 Maintenance OILCHANGE Draintheengineoilwhentheengineiswarm. Warm oildrainsquicklyandcompletely. 1. TurnthefuelvalvelevertotheOFFposition toreducethepossibilityoffuelspillage. 2. Placeasuitablecontainerbelowthe snowblowertocatchtheusedoil. 3. Removethedrainboltanddraintheoilinto thecontainerbyslightlytippingtheengine towardtheoilcap/dipstick(Fig.18). Figure 18 4. Withtheengineinalevelposition,fillto theupperlimitmarkonthedipstickwith therecommendedoil (0W-30)(Fig.19). WARNING • Running the engine with a low oil level can cause engine damage. • Engine oil is poisonous, be careful not to touch it. • With engine off but still warm, disconnect the spark plug wire and keep it away from the spark plug. • We suggest you take used oil in a sealed container to your local recycling centre or service station for reclamation. Do not throw it in the trash, pour it on the ground, or down a drain. 5. Reinstall theoil cap/dipstick securely. Capacity ofengineoil:16,9fl.oz.(0.5L) MAX MIN Figure 19
  • 28. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 28 WARNING No service must be carried out before: The engine has stopped. The cable has been disconnected from the spark plug. REPLACINGSHEARPINS TheaugerhousingisshowninFig.20A. Theaugersaresecuredtothespiralshaftwith shearpins(a)andclips(b)(Fig.20B).Ifthe augershouldstrikeaforeignobjectoricejam, thesnowblowerisdesignedsothatthelock pinsmayshear. Iftheaugerswillnotturn,checktoseeifthe lockpinshavesheared(Fig.20B).Replacement shearpinsandclipsarefoundonthebackofthe controlpanel.(Fig20C) Figure 20A a b Figure 20B Figure 20C
  • 29. 29 Maintenance ADJUSTINGSELF-DRIVECONTROLHANDLECABLE Make surethatthetensionontheself-drive cable isadjustedsoithasbetween1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5 mm)ofmovement.Thismovement can be acquiredbymeasuringthedistancethe engagementpaddlemovesfromitsstarting position andthepointitbecomestautand startstomovethetransmissionadjustment lever.Iftheslackisgreaterthan5/8"(16mm), pleaseadjust.Propertensionisimportant becauseyouwillwantyoursnowblowertomove forwardproperlyinheavysnowfalls. Whileoperatingthesnowblower,iftheself- drive controlleveristooloose,tightenthe nut counter-clockwisewhileatthesametime rotatingtheboltupwardtoreachtheposition ofthenut(Fig.21). Bolt Nut 1/4" – 3/8" Figure 21 ADJUSTINGAUGERCONTROLCABLE Makesurethatthetensionontheaugercontrol cableisadjusted soithasbetween1/4-3/8" (6.4-9.5mm) ofmovement.Thismovement canbeacquired by measuringthedistancethe engagementpaddlemovesfrom itsstarting positionand thepointitbecomestautand startstoengagetheauger.Iftheslack is greaterthan5/8"(16mm),pleaseadjust.Proper tensionisimportantbecauseyouwill want yoursnowblowertomaximizebeltlifeinheavy snowfalls. While operatingthesnowblower,iftheauger control leveristooloose,tightenthenut counter-clockwisewhileatthesametime rotatingtheboltupward toreachtheposition ofthenut(Fig.22). Bolt Nut 1/4" – 3/8" Figure 22
  • 30. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 30 REPLACEAUGERDRIVEBELTWITHOUTSPLITTING THESNOWBLOWERBODY(OPTION1) 1. Removetheplasticbeltcover(4)onthe frontoftheenginebyremovingtwoM6×16 bolts(5)(Fig.23). 4 5 Figure 23 2. Removeclipandwasher(Fig.24A),pull supportrod½wayoutfromothersideof snowblower(Fig.24B). Figure 24A Figure 24B 3. Removethe2bolts(20mm/30mm) holding thebeltguard (Fig.25).Notethespringis looseatthispoint. Figure 25 4. Carefully pivotthesnowblowerupand forward sothatitrestsontheauger housing.Placeapieceofcardboard or movingblanketontheground before tippingforward.Makesureall fluidsare removed and spark plugisdisconnected.
  • 31. 31 Maintenance 5. Removethebaseframecover(1)fromthe undersideofthesnowblowerbyremoving thesixM6×16screwswhichsecureit (Fig 26). 1 Figure 26 6. Slidethespeedadjustinghandletothe right(Fig.27A)andremovetheloosebeltby cuttingitoranyremainingbeltpiecesif thebelthasalreadybroken(Fig.27B). Ifcuttingthebeltbecarefulofthe tensioningpulleyandarmastheyare springloadedandcouldcauseinjurywhen thebeltiscut. Figure 27A Figure 27B 7. Slipthenewaugerdrivebeltintothe compartmentfrom thebottom ofthe snowblowerplacingitaround thebottom oftheaugerdrivepulley and slippingit around thefrontpulley ontheengine. Ensurethebeltispositioned betweenthe bottom beltguard and thebottom ofthe augerdrivepulley.Youmay need toremove theboltholdingthelowerbeltguard in placetoproperly seatthebeltintothe pulley,replacethebeltguard and boltafter installingthebeltintothepulley (Fig.28A/B). Figure 28A
  • 32. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 32 Figure 28B 8. Ensurebeltisseatedbelowthebeltguide ontheidlerpulleypivotarm(Fig.29). Figure 29 9. Withthebeltproperly placed onboththe frontpulley and theaugerdrivepulley,pull theaugeridlerpulley back away from the beltand slipthebeltinsidethepulley.You canpull therecoil torotatethepulley to helpgetitseated (Fig.30). Figure 30 10. Placethebeltguard back intoplaceand install the(20mm/30mm) boltsthatwere removed earlier.Oncereinstalled,make surethereisequal distanceonbothsides betweenthepulley and theguard (Fig.31). Figure 31
  • 33. 33 Maintenance 11. Reassemblethesupportrodbypushing backintoplaceandensurethatitis properlyengagedintothefrictiondisc assemblyandreplacethewasherandclip (Fig.32). Figure 32 12. Pulltheaugercontrolhandletoensurethe idlerpulleyisproperlyengagingthebelt (Fig.33).Underthebeltcoverarea,make surethedistanceonbothsidesbetween theguideandpulleyisthesame. Figure 33 13. Reinstall thebaseframecover. 14. Install theplastic beltcoverusingtwo M6×16boltssetasidefrom anearlierstep. Torqueuntilsnug.Donotovertightenoryou risk damagingtheplastic beltcover. 15. Perform adrivetesttoconfirm everything is inworkingorder.
  • 34. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 34 REPLACEAUGERDRIVEBELT–SPLITTINGTHE SNOWBLOWERBODY(OPTION2) Toolsrequired: • Size10wrench. • Size12wrench. • Size13wrench(notincluded). Toremoveandreplaceyoursnowblower’sdrive belt,proceedasfollows: 1. Removetheplasticbeltcover(4)onthe frontoftheenginebyremovingtwoM6×16 bolts(5)(Fig.34). 4 5 Figure 34 2. PullouttheRpin(Fig.35). Figure 35 3. Removetheleverfrom thedischargechute bracket(Fig.36). Figure 36 4. Unscrewtheboltofaugercontrol wire (Fig.37). Figure 37 NOTICE: To prevent spillage, remove all fuel from the tank by running the engine until it stops. Do not attempt to pour fuel from the engine. Disconnect the spark plug before performing any service.
  • 35. 35 Maintenance 5. Removethe2bolts(20mm/30mm)holding thebeltguard(Fig.38).Notethespringis looseatthispoint. Figure 38 6. UnscrewsixM8nutstoseparatetheauger housingfromthebase(Fig.39). Figure 39 7. Unscrewtheboltonthebeltguard(Fig.40). Figure 40 8. Slipthedrivebeltoffthepulley.Removeand replacethebeltinreverseorderensuring thatthenewbeltisbelowthespringloaded idlerpulley (Fig.41). Figure 41 9. Placethebeltguard back intoplaceand install thebolts(20mm/30mm) thatwere removed earlier. Oncereinstalled,make surethereisequal distanceonbothsides betweenthepulley and theguard (Fig.42). Figure 42
  • 36. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 36 10. Installtheplasticbeltcover(4)usingtwo M6×16bolts(5)setasidefromanearlier step.Torqueuntilsnug.Donotovertighten oryouriskdamagingtheplasticbeltcover (Fig.43). 4 5 Figure 43 11. Performadrivetesttoconfirmeverything isinworkingorder. REPAIRORREPLACEFRICTIONDISC Toolsrequired: • 10sizewrench. • 17sizewrench(notincluded). Toremoveandreplaceyoursnowblower’s frictiondisc,proceedasfollows: 1. Carefullypivotthesnowblowerupand forwardsothatitrestsontheauger housing.Placeapieceofcardboardor movingblanketonthegroundbefore tippingforward.Makesureallfluidsare removedandsparkplugisdisconnected. 2. Removethebaseframecover(1) from the undersideofthesnowblowerby removing thesixM6×16screwswhichsecuresit (Fig44A). 3. Removetherightwheel (2) by removingthe axlepinonit(Fig.44B). 1 Figure 44A 2 Figure 44B NOTICE: If the snowblower fails to drive with the drive control engaged, and performing the drive control cable adjustment fails to correct the problem, the friction disc may need to be replaced. To prevent spillage, remove all fuel from the tank by running the engine until it stops. Do not attempt to pour fuel from the engine. Disconnect the spark plug before performing any service.
  • 37. 37 Maintenance 4. CarefullyremovetheM10hexnut(3) whichsecuresthehexshaft(4)tothe snowblowerframeandlightlytapthe shaft’sendtodislodgetheballbearingfrom therightsideoftheframe(Fig.45). 4 3 Figure 45 5. Carefullypositionthehexshaftdownward andtotheleftbeforecarefullyslidingthe frictiondiscassembly(5)offtheshaft (Fig.46). 5 Figure 46 6. UnscrewthesixM6×16bolts(6) ofthe frictiondisc assembly todiscard theworn frictionwheel rubberring(7) and replace withanewone(Fig.47). 6 7 Figure 47 7. Followthepreviousstepsinreverseorder toreassembletheparts(Fig.48). Figure 48 8. Perform adrivetesttoconfirm everything is inworkingorder.
  • 38. Maintenance model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 38 LUBRICATION Lubricatethelinkageevery10hoursofuseand beforelong-termstorage.Use0W-30oil. Nopartsinsidethegearboxaretobelubricated. Allbearingsand bushingsarepermanently lubricatedandrequirenomaintenance. Lubricatingthesepartswillonlyresultinthe greasegettingontothefrictionwheelanddisc driveplate,whichcoulddamagetherubberclad frictionwheel. LONG-TERMSTORAGE Neverstorethe machinewithgasolinein thefueltankinaconfinedareawithbad ventilation.Gasolinefumescouldreachopen flames,sparksandcigarettesetc. Toavoidtheenginefreezingandproblems startingtheengine,leavetheenginerunning for5-10minutesafteryourworkhasbeen completed.Thiswillensureallmoisturewill disappearthatwouldotherwisecausestarting problems. Ifthemachineistobestoredforalongerperiod than30days,thefollowingproceduresare recommended. 1. Starttheengineandletitrununtilitstops duetolackoffuel. 2. Changetheengineoilifithasnotbeen donefor3months. 3. Removethesparkplugandemptyalittle engineoil(about1oz{30mL})inthehole. Cranktheengineacoupleoftimes.Replace thesparkplug. 4. Cleanthewholemachinethoroughly. 5. Lubricateallthepartsasstatedin LUBRICATIONsectionabove. 6. Inspectthemachinefordamage,and repair ifnecessary. 7. Touchupany paintdamage. 8. Apply rustprotectiontothemetal surfaces. 9. Storethemachineindoorsifpossible. TRANSPORTING Iftheenginehasbeenrunning,allowitto cool foratleast15minutesbeforeloadingthe machineonthetransportvehicle.A hotengine and exhaustsystem canburnyouand canignite somematerials. Keeptheenginelevel whentransportingto reducethepossibility offuel leakage.Movethe fuel valvelevertotheOFFposition.
  • 39. 39 Specifications SPECIFICATIONS SNOWBLOWERSPECIFICATIONS Stages...............................................................2 SpeedControl.....................6forward/2reverse AugerDiameter................................12"(30cm) ClearingWidth................................. 24"(61cm) ClearingHeight.................................21"(53cm) WheelDiameter................................13"(33cm) ENGINESPECIFICATIONS Brand.....................ChampionPowerEquipment Displacement..........................................224cc EngineModel...........................................R225S Start Type.................................Electric,Recoil OILSPECIFICATIONS OilCapacity............................ 16.9fl.oz.(0.5L) OilType.................................................... 0W-30 FUELSPECIFICATIONS FuelCapacity.........................84.5fl.oz.(2.5L)
  • 40. Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 40 PARTSLISTDIAGRAM
  • 41. 41 Specifications PARTSLIST # Part Number Description Qty. 1 30913070165000 Hexagon Flange Bolt, M8 x 16, Blue White Zinc 6 2 23052000115000A BearingSupport,δ2, WhiteZinc 2 3 23092000055000A FlatWasher,Ø20xØ37x 2,BlueWhiteZinc 5 4 23053000035000A BearingSheath,Auger 2 5 23051000130001B TTypeBearingSheath, Auger,Black 8 6 23055000110001N LeftAugerAssembly, Black 2 7 23051000120001B LongBearingSheath, Auger,Ø19.4xØ24.2x 25.3,Black 4 8 23051000110001B ShortBearingSheath, Auger,Ø19.4xØ24.2x 16,Black 2 9 22627000125000A WoolFeltWasher,Ø40x Ø20x3,White 2 10 23093000025000A ShearPin,Ø6x35.5,Blue WhiteZinc 4+4 11 23043000020209A HandlePanel Assembly,Green7733C 1 12 23063000570001A RightUpperHandle Assembly,Black 1 13 23029000155000A WormGearBoxAssembly, 24" 1 14 23055000100001N RightAugerAssembly, Black 2 15 30223010055000 HexagonSocketHeadCap Screw,M6×40,BlackZinc 2 16 23055000170001A FanImpeller Assembly,Black 1 17 30323060035000 FlangeLockingNut,M8, AllMetalHexagon,Blue WhiteZinc 33 18 30913090025000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x20,Blue WhiteZinc 6 19 30913090015000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x16,Blue WhiteZinc 3 20 23032000400001N SnowShovelPlate,24", Black 1 21 23032000230001N Sled,5,159.7X85,Black 2 # Part Number Description Qty. 22 23035000220209N BigHousingAssembly, Green7733C 1 23 23062000160001B RightTrigger,Black 1 24 23068000235000A Self-DrivingCable Assembly,970mm 1 25 30313090025000 HexagonLockingNut,M8, WhiteZinc 1 26 30323060015000 FlangeLockingNut,M6, AllMetalHexagon,Blue WhiteZinc 22 27 23092000075000A Bracket,SnowRemoval, ∆1.2,39.2x 30.4x 13, WhiteZinc 2 28 30913090035000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M6x 16,Blue WhiteZinc 4 29 23002000135000 SnowRemoval(Shovel) Assembly,Black 1 30 23032000135000A BeltSupport,δ3,40x 38x 20.5,WhiteZinc 1 31 2303300002A Bushing,Ø8x Ø12x 7,White Zinc 1 32 2303800001A TensionSpring,65Mn,Big TensionWheel,WhiteZinc 1 33 23034000315000B Bushing,Ø25x Ø10.2x 5.8, LargeTensionBoard 1 34 23093000125000A HexagonLockingNut,M10, BlueWhiteZinc 6 35 23034000135000B BigTrianglePulley,Ø200x 15.7,Black 1 36 23093000165000A FlatKey,6x 6x 15,Black 1 37 23032000335000A ThickenedBigWasher, Ø8.2x Ø30x 3.7,White Zinc 3 38 30913040115000 HexagonBolt,M8x 25, BlueWhiteZinc 1 39 30693010015000 SphericalBearing 1 40 23052000125000B PressingPlate,Bearing, δ2,Ø95x 8.5,WhiteZinc 1 41 30913070065000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 45,BlueWhiteZinc 5 42 23032000255000B LargeTensionBoard,δ3, Black 1 43 23034000345000A Sheath(Thick),Large TensionWheel,Ø20x Ø8 x 16.5 1
  • 42. Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 42 # Part Number Description Qty. 44 23032000105000C Large TensionWheel Assembly,Ø66.5x36.2, δ1.5 1 45 23034000325000A Sheath(Thin),Large TensionWheel,Ø20xØ8 x5.5 1 46 23071000210001C SteeringPositioning Plate,Ø158.5×4,Black 1 47 30913070105000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 20,BlueWhiteZinc 7 48 23075000165001N SteeringPositioningBlock Assembly,Ø195x51,Black 1 49 23093000175000A HexagonFlangeBolt, 20mm,5/16"(24UNF-2A), BlackZinc 2 50 23075000120001N SnowBucketAssembly, 388x295.5x164.7,Black 1 51 23033000185000A RollerSleeve,WhiteZinc 3 52 30913040145000 HexagonBolt,M8x40, BlueWhiteZinc 1 53 30313060025000 HexagonNut,M8,Blue WhiteZinc 6 54 21061000400001A RotatingKnob,Black 5 55 23071000140001B SnowBucketWasher, Black 2 56 30913090045000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x25,Blue WhiteZinc 1 57 23075000100001N SmallSnowBucket Assembly,Black 1 58 23099000045000A FlatHeadInnerHexagon Bolt,M8x17,WhiteZinc 1 59 23093000155000A HingePin,Ø5,WhiteZinc 1 60 30333020025000 CapNut,M5,BlueWhite Zinc 1 61 23075000130001N BracketAssembly,178x 92.5x392,Black 1 62 23073000115000A SteeringWorm,Ø29.2x 61,WhiteZinc 1 63 23093000135000A RPin,Ø2.5x26.3x12.3, WhiteZinc 1 64 30933010035000 Half-RoundHeadSquare NeckBolt,M8x30,Blue WhiteZinc 1 65 23073000135000A WormBracket,64x40x 24,Black 1 66 23062000415000C ConnectionPlate,140x 98.5x148,T=3.5 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 67 30333040045000 SerratedAnti-SlipAnd Anti-LooseHexagon FlangeNut, M8,Blue WhiteZinc 5 68 23041000330001A WormProtectionCover, Pp+Gf30,Black 1 69 30213020045000 MachineTeethScrew,M6 x 16,WhiteZinc 3 70 23024000195000A SpacerBushing,Worm WheelPlate,Ø29x Ø25.6 1 71 23072000115000B WormWheelPlate, T=3.2,102.5x 82.9x 86.2, Black 1 72 30512050045000 BigWasher,Ø10,Blue WhiteZinc 8 73 30913030045000 Half-ThreadHexagonBolt, M10x 45,WhiteZinc 1 74 30913070015000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 16,BlueWhiteZinc 9 75 23032000160001N BigBottomPlate,Black 1 76 23032000195000A GearShiftForkAssembly, Ø13,WhiteZinc 1 77 23092000045000A FlatWasher,Ø14x Ø25x 2.5,BlueWhiteZinc 2 78 30913070125000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 10,BlueWhiteZinc 2 79 23032000185000A ShiftingForkPlate, T=1.5,95x 22x 26.5, WhiteZinc 1 80 23062000255000A GearLinkPlateAssembly, Black 1 81 30913040135000 HexagonBolt,M5x 20, BlackZinc 1 82 30913040065000 HexagonBolt,M10x 20, BlueWhiteZinc 1 83 23092000065000A ShaftRing,Ø38x Ø43.6x 1,Black 2 84 23013000025000A Bearing,6203Z,1.6x 1 2 85 30823060015000 ElasticColumnPin,4x 30,Black 3 86 23033000105000A WheeledSix PartyShaft, Ø17x 22x 253,WhiteZinc 1 87 23032000285000B FrictionWheelClamp, Ø117.6,WhiteZinc 2 88 23036000105000A FrictionWheelRubber Ring,Ø127x 12.4 1 89 23034000285000B WheeledSix PartySleeve, Ø52x 52.9 1
  • 43. 43 Specifications # Part Number Description Qty. 90 23032000215000A ShiftingForkRiveting, WhiteZinc 1 91 30423010065000 ATypeExternalCirclips, Ø35,Black 1 92 23093000145000A OTypeElasticPin,Ø6.2x 40,BlueWhiteZinc 2 93 2301900010D LeftWheel Assembly,13*4.1 Inch,Black 1 94 23034000255000B HexagonBushing,Ø19x Ø45x25.3 2 95 30423010075000 ATypeExternalCirclips, Ø30,Black 2 96 23013000115000B WheelShaft,Ø19,22", Black 1 97 31013010045000 FlatKey,6x6x18,Black 1 98 23034000105000A TransmissionGear 1 99 2301900011D RightWheel Assembly,13*4.1 Inch,Black 1 100 23061000130001B WireRoller,Black 3 101 23035000125000B FrontWireSupportSeat Assembly,T=2.5,White Zinc 1 102 23032000175000B ClutchWireSupportSeat, T=2.5,WhiteZinc 1 103 23062000145000B SelfDriving WireSupport Seat,T=2.5,WhiteZinc 1 104 23038000125000C ExtensionSpring,Ø8.5X 44.9,WhiteZinc 1 105 23035000110209N HousingAssembly,Green 7733C 1 106 22698000065000A BPin,ɸ2*38*18,White Zinc 6 107 23034000355000A RockerArmSpacer Bushing,Ø10.1xØ20x10 1 108 23032000275000A RockerArm,WhiteZinc 1 109 23068000125000A Self-DrivingExtension Spring,Ø2.1xØ15x86.5, WhiteZinc 2 110 23033000335000A BracketShaft,Ø12.5x245 1 111 23035000140001B FrictionDiscBracket Assembly,Black 1 112 30613010075000 DeepGrooveBallBearing, 6203RS 2 113 23033000115000B Large SynchronousPulley Shaft,Ø17xØ20x39.3, Black 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 114 30213010035000 CrossRecessed CountersunkHeadScrew, M6x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 6 115 23034000195000A Large SynchronousPulley SidePlate,Ø169.5 1 116 23034000185000C LargeSynchronousPulley, Ø170 1 117 3091308004 HexagonFlangeBolt M8x 30,BlueWhiteZinc 1 118 23013000015000A FlatKey,4.78x 4.78x 70, Black 1 119 23034000145000C SmallTriangleBeltPulley, Ø19x Ø72.5x 49.5,Black 1 120 23096000175000A TriangleBelt,4LXP875 1 121 23034000205000B SmallSynchronousPulley Bushing,Ø46x 4 1 122 23034000165000B SmallSynchronousPulley, Ø47x 31.9 1 123 23096000165000A SynchronrousBelt,740 x 5mm 1 124 30913070195000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 35,BlueWhiteZinc 1 125 23034000265000A ShaftSheath,Small TensionPulley,Ø8x Ø15 x 6.1 1 126 23032000115000A SmallTensionPulley Assembly,Ø45x 19.4 1 127 23034000275000B ShaftSheath,Small TensionPulley,Ø8x Ø15 x 11.5 1 128 30913070185000 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 20,BlueWhiteZinc 2 129 23093000205000A HexagonFlangeBolt, 30mm,5/16"(24UNF-2A), WhiteZinc 1 130 23033000075008A BeltLever,Ø6,Black 1 131 23032000265000A SmallTensioningPlate, δ3,WhiteZinc 1 132 23034000295000B SmallTensioningPlate Cushion,Ø8.2x Ø25x 6.3 1 133 23038000135000A SmallTensionPulley Spring,Ø1.5x Ø10.5x 69.3, WhiteZinc 1 134 2030100213A Engine,R225DS,224CC 1 135 23041000730001B BeltProtectionCover, Black 1 136 23062000495000A RockerBracket,T=2,76X 32X30,Black 1
  • 44. Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 44 # Part Number Description Qty. 137 21066000135000A CableProtectiveSleeve, Black 1 138 23063000305000B Rocker,Ø10X875,Black 1 139 23061000220001B Rocker Sheath, Ø10.5, Black 1 140 23092000015000A AdjustingWasher,Ø6.1x Ø15x1.6,Black 1 141 23068000225000A ThrowingSnowCable Assembly,1164mm 1 142 23032000205000A DishWasher,T=2.5,White Zinc 2 143 23062000270001N LowerHandle,Black 1 144 21061000113201A CurvedWasher, PA6+GF30,Black 4 145 23099000035000A FlatHeadBolt,M8x52, WhiteZinc 4 146 23063000580001A LeftUpperHandle Assembly,Black 1 147 23099000025000A FlatHeadBolt,M8x35, WhiteZinc 4 148 23093000185000A Special Bolt,M8x55, WhiteZinc 2 149 23062000150001B LeftTrigger,Black 1 150 20121000315000A OpenEndWrenches,10-12 mm,WhiteZinc 2 151 23061000140001C HandleSheath,PVC,Black 2 152 23063000195000B GearConnectingRod,547 xM8,Black 1 153 23063000215000A Column,GearConnecting Rod,WhiteZinc 1 154 23065000195000A SpeedAdjustment Handle,229x90x29, Black 1 155 23068000135000B GearPressingSpring, Ø14.5x33.75,WhiteZinc 1 156 30113010115000 Self-TappingScrew,ST3x 12,BlackZinc 3 157 23061000150001B GearHandle,Left,Black 1 158 23061000160001B GearHandle,Right,Black 1 159 23093000195000A Bpin,WhiteZinc,Ø2x 28x11.1 4+4 160 23096000015000A RubberSheath 2 161 30313030015000 HexagonLockingNut,M6, BlackZinc 2 162 23089000035000A ElectricStartCord, 1830mm 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 163 23033000485000A FlangeTriangleSelf- TappingScrew,M6x 16, WhiteZinc 12 164 A26800800202 SpringWasher,ɸ8,Black Zinc 1 165 23096000055000A RubberSheath,Ø10.7x Ø6 x 5.1,Black 4
  • 46. Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 46 ENGINEPARTSLISTDIAGRAM 1 23 4 5 5 5 566 7 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 1516 5 5 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 29 19 25 32 33 33 34 35 36 37 3839 4038 4142 4344 45 46 47 48 4950 51 5253 54 5556 57 58 58 59 5960 60 61 62 14 63 64 65 5 5 5 5 66 67 68 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 81 81 81 82 82 83 84 5 85 5 5 86 8788 89 90 91 59 92 92 5 5 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 101 102 5 5 5 17 30 31 111 112 110 108 104 103105 106 5 107 92 109 5 113 114 115 116 67
  • 47. 47 Specifications PARTSLIST # Part Number Description Qty. 1 12131-Z530320-0000 Cylinder Head Gasket 1 2 12410-Z300120-0000 CylinderHeadCover Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 3 12004-Z010110-0001 CylinderHeadCover Gasket 1 4 17004-Z330110-0001 BreatherTube 1 5 90001-0612-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 20 6 90207-Z330120-0000 Stud,M6x105,BlueWhite Zinc 2 7 90203-Z010110-0000 Stud,M8x34,BlackZinc 2 8 90502-1114-00 Pin,11x14 2 9 12003-Z010110-0000 CylinderHeadBolt,M8x 60,BlueWhiteZinc 4 10 30010-Z010110-0000 SparkPlug,F6RTC 1 11 12140-Z1S0110-0B00 CylinderHead Subassembly 1 12 80057-Z330130-0000 FrontFender 1 13 11310-Z1S0110-0B00 CrankcaseSubassembly 1 14 90684-Z030120-0000 Clip 2 15 16400-Z810210-0000 GovernorGearAssembly 1 16 16061-Z010110-0000 GovernorArm 1 17 35552-Z330110-0000 StartSwitch,Key 1 18 30360-Z330110-H300 SupportControlBox Subassembly 1 19 90547-0205-00 Bearing,6205P53 2 20 11011-Z1S0110-0000 OilDrainTube,120x16, BlueWhiteZinc 1 21 90408-Z010110-0000 Washer,Ø10xØ15.8x1.5 1 22 11007-Z010110-0000 DrainPlugBolt,M10x1.25 x15,BlueWhiteZinc 1 23 90408-Z010210-0000 Washer,Ø6.2xØ15x0.6 1 24 90501-Z010110-0000 Pin,BlueWhiteZinc 1 25 90682-Z050110-0001 OilSeal,Ø25xØ41.25x6 2 26 90001-0614-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 14,BlueWhiteZinc 2 27 37060-Z010120-0000 EngineoilSensor,W/ONut 1 28 90305-Z010210-01 HexagonFlangeNut,M10, BlueWhiteZinc 1 29 11411-Z330210-0B00 CrankcaseCover 1 30 12111-Z810110-0000 InletValve 1 31 12121-Z810120-0000 ExhaustValve 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 32 11001-Z330120-0000 CrankcaseGasket 1 33 90502-0812-00 Pin,8x 12 2 34 15030-Z010130-OB01 EngineOilPlug Subassembly 1 35 90001-0832-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M8x 32,BlueWhiteZinc 6 36 13300-Z1S0110-0000 CrankshaftAssembly 1 37 13200-Z140210-0099 PistonRingsSet 1 38 13122-Z510210-0000 PistonPinClip 2 39 13111-Z810120-0000 Piston 1 40 13121-Z810110-0000 PistonPin,Ø13x Ø45.9 1 41 13010-Z810210-0000 ConnectingRod 1 42 14200-Z1S0110-0009 CamshaftAssembly 1 43 12110-Z810120-0099 ValvesSet 1 44 12112-Z810210-0000 ValveSpringRetainer 2 45 12109-Z810110-0000 ValveLockClamp 4 46 12103-Z010110-0000 ValveSpring 2 47 12101-Z810210-0000 SealGuide 2 48 14081-Z040110-0000 ValveLifter 2 49 14071-Z440110-0000 ValveRod 2 50 14090-Z010110-0000 LifterStopperPlate Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 51 14313-Z010110-0000 ValveAdjustingBolt 2 52 14311-Z010110-0000 ValveRocker 2 53 14314-Z010110-0000 ValveAdjustingNut 2 54 14312-Z010110-0000 ValveLockNut 2 55 28200-Z1S0110 RecoilStarterAssembly 1 56 90001-0608-03 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 8,BlueWhiteZinc 3 57 30300-Z050110-0002 StartingMotorAssembly 1 58 90103-0455-53 Screw,M4x 55,BlackZinc 2 59 90001-0630-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 30,BlueWhiteZinc 3 60 90502-0810-00 Pin,8x 10 2 61 37050-Z010210-0000 OilProtector,ZincPlated 1 62 90001-0512-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M5x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 1 63 28110-Z050110 Shroud 1 64 19304-Z1S0110-0000 CylinderBodyShroud, BlueWhiteZinc 1 65 19340-Z050120-0000 LowerShield,BlueWhite Zinc 1
  • 48. Specifications model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 48 # Part Number Description Qty. 66 90684-Z250110-0000 Clip 1 67 16100-Z1S0110-0009 CarburetorAssembly 1 68 17001-Z330110-0000 AirCleanerGasket 2 69 16001-Z010110-0000 CarburetorGasket 1 70 16003-Z010110-0001 CarburetorInsulatorPlate 1 71 16002-Z050110-0000 CarburetorInsulator Gasket 1 72 16235-Z330130-VG01 CarburetorChokeHandle RubberSleeve 1 73 16210-Z330110-0001 PrimerBulb 1 74 16900-Z330120-0000 ChokeControlAssembly 1 75 90686-Z080510-0001 FuelPipe,Ø4.5xØ8.5 x220 1 76 16752-Z1S0110-0000 FuelOn-OffSwitch 1 77 35643-Z1S0110-VG01 Knob 1 78 90103-0314-51 Screw,M3x14,BlueWhite Zinc 1 79 90686-Z1S0210-0001 FuelPipe,Ø4.5xØ8.5x50 1 80 30431-Z010110-0001 RubberJacket,Ø9.5x Ø11x90 1 81 90740-Z010210-0000 Clamp, Ø7.5,BlueWhite Zinc 4 82 90314-Z130210-0000 NUT,M6x17,Chrome Plated 2 83 17100-Z330110-0101 AirCleaner 1 84 35540-Z330110-0000 StopEngineSwitch Subassembly 1 85 18140-Z1S0110-H301 ScaldResistantCover 1 86 18160-Z330120-0002 MufflerBody 1 87 18001-Z010110-0000 ExhaustOutletGasket 1 88 90303-0800-31 HexagonFlangeNut,M8, BlueWhiteZinc 2 89 16620-Z330310-H601 FuelTank 1 90 16730-Z330120-Q201 FuelTankCover 1 91 16680-Z010110-0001 FuelTankOilOutlet Subassembly 1 92 90305-0600-31 HexagonFlangeNut,M6, BlueWhiteZinc 3 93 16667-Z330110-0001 FuelTankDecoratedPlate 1 94 15005-Z330210-0000 OilFuelingTubeHoop 1 95 15010-Z330130-OB01 OilDipstickSubassembly 1 96 13501-Z010110-0000 FlywheelNut,M14x1.5, BlueWhiteZinc 1 97 28002-Z300110-0000 StarterPulley,BlueWhite Zinc 1 98 19352-Z010110-0000 Impeller 1 # Part Number Description Qty. 99 13510-Z1S0110-0000 FlywheelSubassembly 1 100 30400-Z330110-0001 IgnitionCoil 1 101 90001-0625-01 HexagonFlangeBolt,M6x 25,BlueWhiteZinc 2 102 30423-Z050310-0000 IgnitionCoilStopEngine Wire 1 103 16520-Z330120-0000 ThrottleControlAssembly 1 104 16063-Z050410-0000 Spring,Governor,Blue WhiteZinc 1 105 16062-Z010110-0000 GovernorRod,BlueWhite Zinc 1 106 16012-Z010110-0000 ThrottleValveReturning Spring 1 107 16070-Z010110-0000 GovernorSupport Subassembly,BlueWhite Zinc 1 108 16072-Z010110-0000 GovernorSupportBolt,M6 x 21,BlueWhiteZinc 1 109 16015-Z050110-VG01 ThrottleHandleRubber Sleeve 1 110 16161-Z1S0110-0000 MainJet 1 16161-Z1S0210-0000 MainJet,Altitude3000- 6000feet / 16161-Z1S0310-0000 MainJet,Altitude6000- 8000feet / 111 16112-Z050110-0000 SealRingFloat 1 112 90681-Z050310-0000 SealRing 1 113 15004--Z330110-0000 OilDipstickCap 1 114 15011-Z330110-0000 OilDipstick 1 115 15020-Z330130-0000 OilFillingtube,PA6 1 116 90107-4812-51 Self-TappingScrew,ST4.8 x 12,BlueWhiteZinc 1
  • 50. Troubleshooting model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 50 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Possible Cause Remedy Engine fails to start. Engine flooded. Repeat start attempts with throttle choke OFF. Water in fuel. Drain tank and refill with fresh fuel. Other. Check carefully the start procedure according to this manual. Engine starts hard or runs poorly. Spark plug issues. Replace the spark plug. Fuel cap ventilation is blocked. Clear the ventilation. Auger does not rotate. Foreign material caught in system. Clean. Auger drive belt slipping. Adjust the belt and wire. Auger drive belt broken. Replace the belt. Auger control cable is out of adjustment. See ADJUSTING AUGER CONTROL CABLE section. Auger does not stop when the lever is released. Auger drive belt is out of adjustment. Adjust the belt. Auger drive guide is out of adjustment. Adjust the guide. Auger control cable is out of adjustment. See ADJUSTING AUGER CONTROL CABLE section. Snowblower veers to one side. Tire pressure not equal. Adjust the tire pressure. Wheel spring lock pin is inserted on one side. Check the wheel locks. Shoes are mounted unevenly. Adjust shoes. Scraper blade uneven. Adjust scraper blade and shoes. Snowblower does not drive. Drive cable out of adjustment. Adjust drive cable. See ADJUSTING SELF-DRIVE CONTROL HANDLE CABLE section. Auger drive belt worn/broken. Replace traction drive belt. See REPLACE AUGER DRIVE BELT section. Friction disc worn out. Repair or replace friction disc. See REPAIR OR REPLACE FRICTION DISC section. WARNING Before performing any maintenance or cleaning work, always stop engine, disconnect spark plug cable and wait until the auger has come to a standstill. CAUTION Faults which can not be rectified with the aid of this table may be rectified by a specialty company only (customer service centre).
  • 51. 51 WarrantyInformation 2-YEARLIMITEDWARRANTY ThisCERTIFIED™productisguaranteedforaperiodof2yearsfrom thedateoforiginal retail purchase against defectsinworkmanshipandmaterials. Subject totheconditionsandlimitationsdescribedbelow,thisproduct,ifreturned touswithproof ofpurchasewithinthestatedwarrantyperiodandifcovered underthiswarranty,will berepaired or replaced(withthesamemodel,oroneofequalvalueorspecification),atouroption.Wewill bearthe cost ofanyrepairorreplacementandanycostsoflabourrelatingthereto. Thesewarrantiesaresubjecttothefollowingconditionsandlimitations: a. abillofsaleverifyingthepurchaseandpurchasedatemustbeprovided; b. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductorpartthereofwhichiswornorbrokenorwhich hasbecomeinoperativeduetoabuse,misuse,accidental damage,neglectorlack ofproper installation,operationormaintenance(asoutlinedintheapplicableowner’smanual oroperating instructions)orwhichisbeingusedforindustrial,professional,commercial orrental purposes; c. thiswarrantywillnot applytonormalwearandtearortoexpendablepartsoraccessoriesthat maybesuppliedwith theproductthatareexpectedtobecomeinoperativeorunusableaftera seasonableperiodofuse; d. thiswarrantywillnot applytoroutinemaintenanceandconsumableitemssuchas,butnot limitedto,fuel,lubricants,blades,belts,bits,fluids,tune-upsoradjustments; e. thiswarrantywillnot applywheredamageiscausedby repairsmadeorattempted by others(i.e. personsnotauthorizedbythemanufacturer); f. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductthatwassold totheoriginal purchaserasa reconditionedorrefurbishedproduct(unlessotherwisespecified inwriting); g. thiswarrantywillnot applytoanyproductorpartthereofifany partfrom anothermanufacturer isinstalledthereinoranyrepairsoralterationshavebeenmadeorattempted by unauthorized persons; h. thiswarrantywillnot applytonormaldeteriorationoftheexteriorfinish,suchas,butnot limitedto,scratches,dents,paintchips,ortoanycorrosionordiscolouringby heat,abrasiveand chemicalcleaners;and i. thiswarrantywillnot applytocomponentpartssoldby and identified astheproductofanother company,whichshallbecoveredundertheproductmanufacturer’swarranty,ifany.
  • 52. WarrantyInformation model no. 060-3740-6 | contact us 1-844-428-7277 52 ADDITIONALLIMITATIONS Thiswarrantyappliesonlytotheoriginalpurchaserand may notbetransferred.Neithertheretailer northemanufacturershallbeliableforanyotherexpense,lossordamage,including,without limitation,anyindirect,incidental,consequential orexemplary damagesarisinginconnectionwith thesale,useorinabilitytousethisproduct. NOTICETOCONSUMER Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumay haveotherrights,whichmay vary from provincetoprovince.Theprovisionscontainedinthiswarranty arenotintended tolimit,modify, takeawayfrom,disclaimorexcludeanystatutory warrantiessetforthinany applicableprovincial or federallegislation. MadeinChina Importedby TrileafDistributionToronto,CanadaM4S288
  • 53. Champion Power Equipment, Inc. (CPE), United States Environment Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) Emission Control System Warranty Your Champion Power Equipment (CPE) engine complies with U.S. EPA emission regulations. YOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS: The US EPA AND CPE are pleased to explain the Federal Emission Control Systems Warranty on your 2018 small off-road engine (SORE) and engine powered equipment. New engines and equipment must be designed, built and equipped, at the time of sale, to meet U.S. EPA regulations for small off-road engines (SORE). CPE warrants the emission control system on your small off-road engine (SORE) and equipment for the period of time listed below, provided there has been no abuse, neglect, unapproved modification, or improper maintenance of your equipment. Your emission control system may include parts such as the carburetor, fuel-injection system, the ignition system, catalytic converter and fuel lines. Also included may be hoses, belts, connectors and other emission related assemblies. Where a warrantable condition exits, CPE will repair your small off-road engine (SORE) at no cost to you including diagnosis, parts and labor. MANUFACTURER’S EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY COVERAGE: This emission control system is warranted for two years, subject to provisions set forth below. If, during the warranty period, an emission related part on your engine is defective in materials or workmanship, the part will be repaired or replaced by CPE. OWNER WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES: As the small off-road engine (SORE) owner, you are responsible for the performance of the required maintenance listed in your Owner’s Manual. CPE recommends that you retain all your receipts covering maintenance on your small off-road engine, but CPE cannot deny warranty solely for the lack of receipts or for your failure to ensure the performance of all scheduled maintenance. As the small off-road engine (SORE) owner, you should however be aware that CPE may deny you warranty coverage if your small, off-road engine (SORE) or a part has failed due to abuse, neglect, improper maintenance or unapproved modifications. You are responsible for presenting your small off-road engine (SORE) to an Authorized CPE service outlet or alternate service outlet as described in (3)(f.) below, CPE dealer or CPE, Santa Fe Springs, Ca. as soon as a problem exists. The warranty repairs should be completed in a reasonable amount of time, not to exceed 30 days.
  • 54. If you have any questions regarding your warranty rights and responsibilities, you should contact: Champion Power Equipment, Inc. Customer Service 12039 Smith Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 1-877-338-0999 tech@championpowerequipment.com
  • 55. EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM WARRANTY The following are specific provisions relative to your Emission Control System (ECS) Warranty Coverage. 1. APPLICABILITY: This warranty shall apply to 1997 and later model year small off- road engines (SORE). 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 consecutive months thereafter. 2. GENERAL EMISSIONS WARRANTY COVERAGE CPE warrants to the original, end-use purchaser of the new engine or equipment and to each subsequent purchaser that each of its small off-road engines (SORE) is: a. Designed, built and equipped so as to conform to U.S. EPA emissions standards for spark-ignited engines at or below 19 kilowatts. b. Free from defects in materials and workmanship that cause the failure of a warranted part to be identical in all material respects to the part as described in the engine manufacturer’s application for certification for a period of two years. 3. THE WARRANTY ON EMISSION-RELATED PARTS WILL BE INTERPRETED AS FOLLOWS: a. Any warranted part that is not scheduled for replacement as required maintenance in the Owners Manual shall be warranted for the ECS Warranty Period. If any such part fails during the ECS Warranty Period, it shall be repaired or replaced by CPE according to Subsection “d” below. Any such part repaired or replaced under the ECS Warranty shall be warranted for any remainder of the ECS Warranty Period. b. Any warranted, emissions-related part which is scheduled only for regular inspection as specified in the Owners Manual shall be warranted for the ECS Warranty Period. A statement in such written instructions to the effect 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. c. Any warranted, emissions-related part which is scheduled for replacement as required 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 scheduled replacement, the part shall be repaired or replaced by CPE according to Subsection “d” below. Any such emissions-related part repaired or replaced under the ECS Warranty, shall be warranted for the remainder of the ECS Warranty Period prior to the first scheduled replacement point for such emissions- related part. d. Repair or replacement of any warranted, emissions-related part under this ECS Warranty shall be performed at no charge to the owner at a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. e. The owner shall not be charged for diagnostic labor which leads to the determination that a part covered by the ECS Warranty is in fact defective, provided that such diagnostic work is performed at a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. f. CPE shall pay for covered emissions warranty repairs at non-authorized service outlets under the following circumstances:
  • 56. i. The service is required in a population center with a population over 100,000 according to U.S. Census 2000 without a CPE Authorized Service Outlet AND ii. The service is required more than 100 miles from a CPE Authorized Service Outlet. The 100 mile limitation does not apply in the following states: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming. g. CPE shall be liable for damages to other original engine components or approved modifications proximately caused by a failure under warranty of an emission- related part covered by the ECS Warranty. h. Throughout the ECS Warranty Period, CPE shall maintain a supply of warranted emission-related parts sufficient to meet the expected demand for such emission-related parts. i. Any CPE Authorized and approved emission-related 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 use shall not reduce CPE’s warranty obligation. j. Unapproved add-on or modified parts may not be used to modify or repair a CPE engine. Such use voids this ECS Warranty and shall be sufficient grounds for disallowing an ECS Warranty claim. CPE shall not be liable hereunder for failures of any warranted parts of a CPE engine caused by the use of such an unapproved add- on or modified part.
  • 57. EMISSION-RELATED PARTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: (using those portions of the list applicable to the engine) Systems covered by this warranty Parts Description Fuel Metering System Fuel regulator, Carburetor and internal parts Air Induction System Air cleaner, Intake manifold Ignition System Spark plug and parts, Magneto ignition system Exhaust System Exhaust manifold, catalytic converter Miscellaneous Parts Tubing, Fittings, Seals, Gaskets, and Clamps associated with these listed systems. Evaporative Emissions Fuel Tank, Fuel Cap, Fuel Line (for liquid fuel and fuel vapors), Fuel Line Fittings, Clamps, Pressure Relief Valves, Control Valves, Control Solenoids, Electronic Controls, Vacuum Control Diaphragms, Control Cables, Control Linkages, Purge Valves, Gaskets, Vapor Hoses, Liquid/Vapor Separator, Carbon Canister, Canister Mounting Brackets, Carburetor Purge Port Connector TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE: You must take your CPE engine or the product on which it is installed, along with your warranty registration card or other proof of original purchase date, at your expense, to any Champion Power Equipment dealer who is authorized by Champion Power Equipment, Inc. to sell and service that CPE product during his normal business hours. Alternate service locations defined in Section (3)(f.) above must be approved by CPE prior to service. Claims for repair or adjustment found to be caused solely by defects in material or workmanship will not be denied because the engine was not properly maintained and used. If you have any questions regarding your warranty rights and responsibilities, or to obtain warranty service, please write or call Customer Service at Champion Power Equipment, Inc. Champion Power Equipment, Inc. 12039 Smith Ave. Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 1-877-338-0999 Attn.: Customer Service tech@championpowerequipment.com