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    5.0Horsepower 
    22InchDualStage 
    120V,ElectricStart 
    SNOWTHROWER 
    MODELNO, 
    536,884791 
    Caution: 
    ReadandfollowallSafety 
    RulesandOperating 
    Instructionsbeforefirstuse 
    ofthisproduct, 
    SEARS,ROEBUCKANDCO.,HoffmanEstates,IL60179U.S.A. 
    F-O01070J07/27/99  
    						
    							  
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    TableofContents2ServiceandAdjustments14-t6 
    Warranty2Storage17 
    SafetyRules2-4Troubleshooting18 
    ContentsofShippingCarton4-5RepairParts20-26 
    Assembly5-7EngineRepairParts27-31 
    Operation8-12Spanish(Espa5ol)32-51 
    Maintenance12-14PartsOrdedng,ServiceBackCover 
    LIMITEDTWO-YEARWARRANTYONCRAFTSMANSNOWTHROWER 
    Fortwoyearsfromthedateofpurchase,whenthisCraftsmanSnowThrowerismain- 
    tained,lubricated,andtunedupaccordingtotheoperatingandmaintenanceinstructionsin 
    theownersmanual,Craftsmanwillrepair,freeofcharge,anydefectinmaterialorwork- 
    manship. 
    IfthisCraftsmanSnowThrowerisusedforcommercialorrentalpurposes,thiswarranty 
    appliesforonly90daysfromthedateofpurchase. 
    Thiswarrantydoesnotcoverthefollowing: 
    Itemswhichbecomewornduringnormaluse,suchassparkplugs,drivebeltsand 
    shearpins. 
    Repairsnecessarybecauseofoperatorabuseornegligence,includingbentcrank 
    shaftsandthefailuretomaintaintheequipmentaccordingtotheinstructionscon- 
    tainedintheownersmanual. 
    WARRANTYSERVICEISAVAILABLEBYRETURNINGTHECRAFTSMANSNOW 
    THROWERTOTHENEARESTCRAFTSMANSERVICECENTER/DEPARTMENTiN 
    THEUNITEDSTATES.THISWARRANTYAPPLIESONLYWHILETHISPRODUCTIS 
    INUSEINTHEUNITEDSTATES. 
    Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhich 
    mayvaryfromstatetostate. 
    Sears,RoebuckandCo.,D817WA,HeffmanEstates,IL60179 
    Z_LookforthissymboltopointoutImportantsafetyprecautions.It 
    ATTENTIONI!IBecomealert!ItYoursafetyisinvolved. 
    Z_CAUTION:Alwaysdisconnectspark 
    plugwireandplacewirewhereitcannot 
    contactsparkplugtopreventaccidental 
    startingwhensetting-up,transporting, 
    adjustingormakingrepairs. 
    IMPORTANT:Safetystandardsrequire 
    operatorpresencecontrolstominimizethe 
    riskofinjury.Yoursnowthrowerisequipped 
    withsuchcontrols.Donotattempttodefeat 
    thefunctionoftheoperatorpresencecontrol 
    underanycircumstances. 
    CaliforniaProposition65 
    WARNING:Theengine 
    exhaustfromthisproduct 
    containschemicalsknownto 
    theStateofCaliforniatocause 
    cancer,birthdefectsorotherrepro- 
    ductiveharm. means_ 
    TRAINING 
    1.Readtheoperatorsmanualcarefully. 
    Bethoroughlyfamiliarwiththecontrols 
    andtheproperuseofthesnow 
    thrower.Knowhowtostopthesnow 
    throweranddisengagethecontrols 
    quickly. 
    2.Neverallowchildrentooperatethe 
    snowthrowerandkeepthemaway 
    whileitisoperating.Neverallowadults 
    tooperatethesnowthrowerwithout 
    properinstruction.Donotcarry 
    passengers. 
    3.Keeptheareaofoperationclearofall 
    persons,particularlysmallchildren 
    andpets. 
    4.Exercisecautiontoavoidslippingor 
    falling,especiallywhenoperatingin 
    reverse.  
    						
    							  
    PREPARATION 
    1.Thoroughlyinspecttheareawherethe 
    snowthroweristobeusedand 
    removealldoormats,sleds,boards, 
    wiresandotherforeignobjects. 
    2.Disengageallclutchesbeforestarting 
    theengine(motor). 
    3.Donotoperatethesnowthrower 
    withoutwearingadequatewinterouter 
    garments.Wearfootwearthatwill 
    improvefootingonslipperysurfaces. 
    4.Handlefuelwithcare;itishighly 
    flammable. 
    (a)Useanapprovedfuelcontainer. 
    (b)Neverremovefueltankcapor 
    addfueltoarunningengineor 
    hotengine. 
    (o)Fillfueltankoutdoorswith 
    extremecare.NeverfUlfueltank 
    indoors. 
    (d)Replacefueltankcapsecurely 
    andwipeupspilledfuel. 
    (e)Neverstorefuelorsnowthrower 
    withfuelinthetankinsideofa 
    buildingwherefumesmayreach 
    anopenflameorspark. 
    (f)Checkfuelsupplybeforeeach 
    use,allowingspaceforexpansion 
    astheheatoftheengine(motor) 
    and/orsuncancausefuelto 
    expand. 
    5.Useextensioncordsandreceptacles 
    asspecifiedbythemanufacturerforall 
    snowthrowerswithelectdcdrive 
    motorsorelectricstartingmotors. 
    6.Adjustthesnowthrowerheighttoclear 
    gravelorcrushedrocksurfaces. 
    7.Neverattempttomakeanyadjust- 
    mentswhiletheengine(motor)is 
    running(exceptwhenspecifically 
    recommendedbythemanufacturer). 
    8.Letengine(motor)andsnowthrower 
    adjusttooutdoortemperaturesbefore 
    startingtoclearsnow. 
    9.Alwayswearsafetyglassesoreye 
    shieldsduringoperationorwhile 
    performinganadjustmentorrepairto 
    protecteyesfromforeignobjectsthat 
    maybethrownfromthesnow 
    thrower. 
    OPERATION 
    1.Donotoperatethismachineifyouare 
    takingdrugsorothermedicationwhich 
    cancausedrowsinessoraffectyour 
    abilitytooperatethismachine. 
    2.Donotusethismachineityouare 
    mentallyorphysicallyunableto 
    operatethismachinesafely. 
    3.Donotputhandsorfeetnearorunder 
    rotatingparts.Keepdearofthe dischargeopeningatalltimes,m 
    4.Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperet- 
    I  ingonorcrossinggraveldrives,walks, 
    orroads.Stayalertforhiddenhazards 
    ortraffic. 
    5.Afterstrikingaforeignobject,stopthe 
    engine(motor),removethewirefrom 
    thesparkplug,disconnectthecordon 
    electricmotors,thoroughlyinspectthe 
    snowthrowerforanydamage,and 
    repairthedamagebeforerestartingand 
    operatingthesnowthrower. 
    6.Ifthesnowthrowershouldstartto 
    vibrateabnormally,stopthe(motor)and 
    checkimmediatelyforthecause. 
    Vibrationisgenerallyawarningof 
    trouble. 
    7.Stoptheengine(motor)wheneveryou 
    leavetheoperatingposition,before 
    uncloggingtheauger/impellerhousin9 
    ordischargegu=de,andwhenmaking 
    anyrepairs,adustments,orinspec- 
    tions. 
    8.Whencleaning,repairing,orinspecting, 
    makecertaintheauger/impellerandall 
    movingpartshavestopped.Disconnect 
    thesparkplugwireandkeepthewire 
    awayfromtheplugtopreventacciden- 
    talstarting. 
    9.Takeallpossibleprecautionswhen 
    leavingthesnowthrowerunattended. 
    Disengagetheauger/impeller,stop 
    engine,andremovekey. 
    10.Donotruntheengineindoors,except 
    whenstartingtheengineandfor 
    transportingthesnowthrowerinorout 
    ofthebuild=ng.Opentheoutsidedoom; 
    exhaustfumesaredangerous(contain- 
    ingCARBONMONOXIDE,anODOR- 
    LESSandDEADLYGAS). 
    11.Donotclearsnowacrossthefaceof 
    slopes.Exercisecautionwhenchanging 
    directiononsfopes.Donotattemptto 
    clearsteepslopes. 
    12.Neveroperatethesnowthrowerwithout 
    properguards,platesorothersafety 
    protectivedevicesinplace. 
    13.Neveroperatethesnowthrowernear 
    glassenclosures,automobiles,window 
    wells,drop-offs,andthelikewithout 
    dproperadjustmentofthesnow 
    ischargeangle.Keepchildrenand 
    petsaway. 
    14.Donotovedoadthemachinecapacity 
    byattemptingtoclearsnowattoofasta 
    rate. 
    15.Neveroperatethesnowthrowerathigh 
    transportspeedsonslipperysurfaces. 
    Lookbehindandusecarewhen 
    backing.  
    						
    							  
    16.Neverdirectdischargeatbystandersor 
    allowanyoneinfrontofthesnow 
    thrower. 
    17.Disengagepowertotheauger/impeller 
    whensnowthroweristransportedor 
    notinuse. 
    18.Useonlyattachmentsandaccessories 
    approvedbythemanufacturerofthe 
    snowthrower(suchastirechains, 
    electricstartkits,etc). 
    19.Neveroperatethesnowthrower 
    withoutgoodvisibilityorlight.Always 
    besureofyourfooting,andkeepafirm 
    holdonthehandles.Walk;neverrun. 
    MAINTENANCEANDSTORAGE 
    1.Checkshearboltsandotherbolts 
    frequentlyforpropertightnesstobe 
    surethesnowthrowerisinsafe 
    workingcondition. 
    2.Neverstorethesnowthrowerwithfuel 
    inthefueltankinsideabuildingwhere 
    ignitionsourcesarepresentsuchas 
    hotwaterandspaceheaters,clothes 
    dryers,andthelike.Allowtheengine 
    tocoolbeforestoringinanyenclosure. 
    3.Alwaysrefertooperatorsmanual 
    instructionsforimportantdetailsifthe 
    snowthroweristobestoredforan 
    extendedperiod. 
    ContentsofPartsBag 4.Maintainorreplacesafetyandinstruc- 
    tionlabels,asnecessary. 
    5.Runthesnowthrowerafewminutes 
    afterthrowingsnowtopreventfreeze- 
    upoftheauger/impeller. 
    /_kWARNING:Thissnowthrowerisfor 
    useonsidewalks,drivewaysandother 
    groundlevelsurfaces. 
    Cautionshouldbeexercisedwhileusingon 
    steepslopingsurfaces.DONOTUSE 
    SNOWTHROWERONSURFACES 
    ABOVEGROUNDLEVELsuchasroofsof 
    residences,garages,porchesorothersuch 
    structuresorbuildings. 
    3-CarriageBolts,5/16-18xl.00In.5-Flatwashers11/32In.3-HexNylonNuts,5/16-18 
    4  -OwnersManual(notshown) 
    11-FuelStabilizer(notshown) 
    1-WarrantyCard(notshown)__ 
    2-PartsBags(notshown)II\\ 
    *Non-AssemblyPartsarefoundinyourToolBoxlocatedII\\ 
    ontopofyourbeltcover.DoII 
    *2-SpareSpacersI 
    2-5/16In.HsxNuts|/_1_ 
    (__J*2-ShearPins 
    __1_tatdehoMw°nt°rcC°a_dize)  
    						
    							  
    Partspackedseparatelyincarton(notshownfullsize) 
    2-IgnitionKeys 
    (Attachedtoengineinplasticbag) 
    1-CrankAssembly 
    1-SnowChuteAssembly 
    ,4k 
    CAUTION:Alwayswearsafety 
    glassesoreyeshieldswhileassembling 
    snowthrower. 
    TOOLSREQUIREDFORASSEMBLY 
    1-Knife(tocutcartonandplasticties) 
    2-1/2inchwrenches(oradjustable 
    wrenches) 
    2-9/16inchwrenches(oradjustable 
    wrenches) 
    2-3/4inchwrenches(oradjustable 
    wrenches) 
    1-Pliers(tospreadcotterpin) 
    1-Measuringtapeorruler 
    Thefigurebelowshowsthesnowthrowerin 
    theshippingposition. 
    Thefiguretotherightshowsthesnow 
    throwercompletelyassembled. Referencetotherightorlefthandside 
    ofthesnowthrowerisfromtheoperators 
    positionbehindtheunit. 
    TOREMOVESNOWTHROWER 
    FROMCARTON 
    •Locateallpartspackedseparately(as 
    shownabove)andremovefromcarton. 
    NOTE:Placefuelstabilizerinasafeplace 
    untilneededforstorage. 
    Augerdrive 
    lever 
    Crank 
    Assembly 
    Chute 
    Deflector 
    LowerI]andle 
    Clutch 
    Cable 
    Upper 
    Assembly  
    						
    							  
    •Removeanddiscardthepackingmaterial 
    fromaroundthesnowthrower. 
    •Cutallfourcornersofthecartonfromtop 
    tobottomandlaythepanelsflat. 
    •Cuttiessecuringtheclutchcontrolcable 
    tothelowerhandleandlaycableback 
    awayfromthemotorframe. 
    •Standingatrear,tiltsnowthrowerforward 
    andremovepackagingundermotor 
    frame.NOTE:Becarefulnottopull 
    augerdrivecablefrommotorframe. 
    •Rollthesnowthroweroffthecartonby 
    pullingonthelowerhandle.Caution:Do 
    notbackovercable. 
    •Removethepackingmaterialfrom 
    handleassemblyandallplasticmaterial 
    fromunit. 
    NOTE:Ifthecableshavebecomediscon- 
    nectedfromtheclutchlever,reinstaUthe 
    cablesasshowninthefiguresbelow. 
    ZFitting 
    sApgegdriv_e!Augerdrive 
    __gcable 
    ==_.)Augerdrive 
    spnngcable 
    TOINSTALLTHEUPPERHANDLE 
    ANDCRANKASSEMBLY 
    •Loosen,butdonotremove,thescrews, 
    flatwashers,Iockwashers,andhexnutsin 
    theupperholesofthelowerhandle,(see 
    firstfigureonnextcolumn), Protective,. 
    5/16Hex 
    HeadNut_ 
    5/16LockwasheP/ /UpperHandle 
    Loosen,but 
    donotremove 
    5/16X2 
    /Screw 
    \ 
    5/16 
    Flatwasher 
    •Raiseupperhandleintooperatingposi- 
    tion. 
    •Usingthehardware(screws,flatwashers, 
    Iockwashers,andhexheadnutsfoundin 
    partsbag),attachtheupperandlower 
    handleinthelowerholes.Donottighten 
    untilallscrewsareinplace(seefigure 
    above). 
    •Tightenfourhandleboltswith1/2inch 
    wrench. 
    NOTE:Makesurethecableisnotcaught 
    betweentheupperandlowerhandle.Also 
    makesurecableisnotwrappedortangled 
    aroundhandles. 
    •Removethe3/8nyloniocknutand 
    flatwasherfromtheeyeboltassembly(on 
    thechutecrankassemblyremovedear- 
    lier)(seefigurebelow). 
    •Installeyeboltthroughlowerholeinthe 
    lefthandsideofthehandle(seefigure 
    below). 
    •Installthe3/8flatwasherandthe3/8ny- 
    lonIocknutlooselyontheeyeboltas 
    shownbelow. 
    Upper 
    Handle 
    3/8Nylon 
    Locknut 
    Bolt  
    						
    							  
    •Carefullyremovecotterpin,clevispinand 
    drilledpinfromyokeendofcrankrod 
    assembly(seefigurebelow). 
    •Placeuniversaljointintoendofworm 
    gearlininguplargeholes.Insertdrilled 
    pin(ensureopeninginpinisinlinewith 
    smallopeningsinuniversaljoint)(see 
    figurebelow). 
    •Placeyokeendofcrankrodaround 
    universaljoint,liningupopenings.Insert 
    clevispinthroughassemblyandsecure 
    withcotterpin.Spreadendsofcotterpin 
    withapairofplierstolockinplace(see 
    figurebelow). 
    •Tightennutoneyebolt,keepingeyein 
    linewiththerodwhitetighteningthein- 
    sidesecurely. 
    CotterPin 
    ClevisPin 
    CrankRod 
    Assembly 
    JointPin 
    Universal 
    WormBracketJoint 
    TOASSEMBLESNOWCHUTE 
    •Turncrankassemblycounterclockwise 
    untilitstops. 
    •Locatethree5/16-18x1.00inchcarriage 
    bolts,11/32flatwashersand5/16-18hex 
    nylonnuts(foundinpartsbag). 
    •Positionsnowchuteonsnowchuteflange 
    andalignthethreeholesinthesnow 
    chutewithholesinthesnowchuteflange 
    asshowninnextfigure.NOTE:Youmay 
    needtoturncrankassemblyinorderto 
    installhardwareforchuteassembly. 
    •Installcarriageboltsfrominsideofchute 
    asshowninnextfigure,flatwashersand 
    nuts. 
    •Tightencarriageboltssecurely.Becareful 
    nottoovertighten.Seenextfigure. 
    •Turncrankassemblyclockwiseandmake 
    sureallcarriageboltsaretight. Snow 
    Chute Flatwasher 
    HexNylon 
    TOCHECK/ADJUSTCLUTCH 
    CONTROLCABLE 
    Thecontrolcable,seefigurebelow,at- 
    tachedtotheaugerclutchlevermayneed 
    tobeadjustedbeforeyouuseyoursnow 
    thrower. 
    Forinstructionsoncheckingoradjusting 
    thecontrolcable,(seeToAdjusttheClutch 
    ControlCableonpage14). 
    AugerClutch_.Off 
    Lever_,,_ 
    ControlCable_..j 
    / 
    ,/CHECKLIST 
    Beforeyouoperateyournewsnowthrower, 
    toensurethatyoureceivethebestperfor- 
    manceandsatisfactionfromthisquality 
    product,pleasereviewthefollowing 
    checklist: 
    ,/Allassemblyinstructionshavebeen 
    completed. 
    ,/Thedischargechuterotatesfreely. 
    ,/Noremainingloosepartsincarton. 
    Whilelearninghowtouseyoursnow 
    thrower,payextraattentiontothefollowing 
    importantitems: 
    /#Engineoilisatproperlevel. 
    /,/Makesuregastankisfilledproperly 
    withclean,fresh,unleadedgasoline. 
    •//Becomefamiliarwithallcontrols-their 
    locationandfunction.Operatecontrols 
    beforestartingengine.  
    						
    							  
    Eo to] 
    KNOWYOURSNOWTHROWER 
    READTHISOWNERSMANUALANDSAFETYRULESBEFOREOPERATINGYOUR 
    SNOWTHROWER.ComparetheillustrationswithyourSNOWTHROWERtofamiliarize 
    yourselfwiththelocationofvariouscontrolsandadjustments.Savethismanualforfuture 
    reference. 
    rDriveLever 
    Primer 
    Button Electric 
    Starter 
    Button 
    Discharge 
    IgnitionRecoil 
    KeyStarter 
    Handle 
    ControlControl 
    AugerDriveLever-Startsandstopsthe 
    augerandimpeller(snowgatheringand 
    throwing).Theaugerassistsintheselfpro- 
    pelling. 
    CrankAssembly-Changesthedirectionof 
    snowthrowingthroughthedischargechute. 
    ChuteDeflector-Changesthedistance 
    thesnowisthrown. 
    DischargeChute-Changesthedirection 
    thesnowisthrown. 
    IgnitionKey-Mustbeinsertedtorun,pull 
    outtostop. 
    ElectricStarterButton-Usedtostartthe 
    engineusingthe120V.electricstarter. RecoilStarterHandle-Startstheengine 
    manually. 
    ChokeControl-Usedtostartacolden- 
    gine. 
    PrimerButton-Injectsfueldirectlyinto 
    thecarburetormanifoldforfaststartsin 
    coldweather. 
    ThrottleControl-Controlstheengine 
    speed. 
    ShearBolt-Designedtobreak(toprotect 
    themachine)ifanobjectbecomeslodged 
    intheaugerhousing.Useofaharderbolt 
    willdestroytheprotectionprovidedbythe 
    shearbolt. 
    Toolbox-Spareshearpinsandspacers 
    arelocatedintoolbox. 
    Thesesymbolsmayappearonyourunit.Learnandunderstandtheirmeaning. 
    EngineEngineOffChokeOnFastSlowStopFuelOilPrimer 
    StartRunButton  
    						
    							  
    AugerDrive 
    Clutch IgnitionKey 
    inserttorun 
    pullouttostop 
    Z_CAUTION:Readownersmanual 
    beforeoperatingmachine.Neverdirect 
    dischargetowardbystanders.Releasethe 
    augercontrolbarandstoptheengine 
    beforeuncloggingdischargechuteorauger 
    housingandbeforeleavingthemachine. 
    Theoperationofanysnowthrowercanre- 
    sultinforeignobjectsbeingthrownintothe 
    eyes,whichcanresultinsevereeyedam- 
    age.Alwayswearsafetyglassesoreye 
    shieldswhileoperatingthesnowthrower. 
    Werecommendstandardsafetyglassesor 
    awidevisionsafetymaskforoveryour 
    glasses,availableatCraftsmanRetail 
    StoresorServiceCenters. TOCONTROLSNOWDISCHARGE 
    •Turnthecrankassemblytosetthedirec- 
    tionofthesnowthrowing. 
    •Loosenthewingknobonthechutede- 
    flectorandmovethedeflectortosetthe 
    distance.Movethedeflector(Up)for 
    moredistance,(Down)forlessdistance. 
    Thentightenthewingknob(seefigure 
    below). 
    Knob 
    HOWTOUSEYOURSNOW 
    THROWER 
    TOSTOPYOURSNOWTHROWER 
    •Tostopthrowingsnow,releasetheauger 
    drivelever(seebottomrightfigureonthis 
    page). 
    •Tostoptheengine,pushthethrottlecon- 
    trolleverto•(Stop)andpulloutthe 
    ignitionkey(seefigurebelow). 
    NOTE:DoNotturnkey. 
    ElectricStarter 
    PrimerButton TOMOVEFORWARD 
    •Pushdowntheaugerdrivelever(see 
    figurebelow).Theaugerwillassistinself 
    propellingtheunit. 
    •Toreducetheforwarddrivemotion,push 
    downonthehandle,liftingtheauger 
    housing. 
    AugerDriveLever 
    / 
    Ignition 
    Key 
    Starter 
    Handle TOTHROWSNOW 
    •Pushdowntheaugerdrivelever(see 
    figureabove). 
    •Releasetostopthrowingsnow. 
    Throttle 
    ControlControl 
    9  
    						
    							  
    BEFORESTARTINGTHEENGINE 
    •Ifthesnowthrowermustbemovedwith- 
    outtheaidoftheengine,itiseasiertopull 
    thesnowthrowerbythehandlesrather 
    thanpushing. 
    •Beforeyouserviceorstarttheengine,fa- 
    miliarizeyourselfwiththesnowthrower. 
    Besureyouunderstandthefunctionand 
    locationofallcontrols. 
    NOTE:Checktensionofclutchcablesbe- 
    forestartingtheengine(seeToAdjustThe 
    ControlCablesparagraphonpage14). 
    •Besurethatallfastenersaretight. 
    CHECKTHEOIL 
    NOTE:Theenginewasshippedfromthe 
    factoryfilledwithoil.Checkthelevelofthe 
    oil.Addoilasneeded. WARNING:Experienceindicatesthatalco- 
    holblendedfuels(calledgasoholorthose 
    usingethanolormethanol)canattractmois- 
    turewhichleadstoseparationand 
    formationofacidsduringstorage.Acidic 
    gascandamagethefuelsystemofanen- 
    ginewhileinstorage.Toavoidengine 
    problems,thefuelsystemshouldbeemp- 
    tiedbeforestoragefor30daysorlonger. 
    Starttheengineandletitrununtilthefuel 
    linesandcarburetorareempty.Usethecar- 
    buretorbowldraintoemptyresidual 
    gasolinefromthefloatchamber.Usefresh 
    fuelnextseason(seeStorageinstructions 
    onpage17foradditionalinformation). 
    Neveruseengineorcarburetorcleaner 
    productsinthefueltankorpermanentdam- 
    agemayoccur. 
    TOSTOPENGINE 
    •Makesuretheunitislevel. 
    NOTE:Donotchecktheleveloftheoilwhile 
    theengineruns. 
    •Removetheoilfillcap/dipstick.Checkthe 
    oil._OilFill/Dipstick 
    .*% 
    _,_)NOTE:Oillevelmustbe 
    betweenfullandaddmark, 
    •Ifnecessary,addoiluntiltheoilreaches 
    theFULLmarkontheoilfillcap/dipstick 
    (seefigureabove),Donotaddtoomuch 
    oil, 
    Forextremecoldoperatingconditionsof0°F 
    andbelow,useapartialsynthetic0W30 
    motoroilforeasierstarting, 
    FILLGAS 
    NOTICE:ENGINESWHICHARECERTI- 
    FIEDTOCOMPLYWITHCALIFORNIA 
    ANDUSEPAEMISSIONREGULATIONS 
    FORULGEENGINES:Arecertifiedtoop- 
    erateonregularunleadedgasoline.Include 
    thefollowingemissioncontrolsystem(s): 
    EM,TWC(ifsoequipped).Includeanyuser 
    adjustablefeatures-thereforenootherad- 
    justmentsareneeded. 
    Fillthefueltankwithafresh,clean,un- 
    leadedregular,unleadedpremium,orrefor- 
    mulatedautomotivegasolineonly.DONOT 
    useleadedgasoline.Besurethatthecon- 
    taineryoupourthegasolinefromisclean 
    andfreefromrustorotherforeignparticles. 
    Neverusegasolinethatmaybestalefrom 
    longperiodsofstorageinthecontainer. 
    10 •Tostopengine,movethethrottlecontrol 
    levertoO(Stop)positionandremove 
    key.Keepthekeyinasafeplace.The 
    enginewillnotstartwithoutthekey. 
    TOSTARTENGINE(ElectricStarter) 
    Besurethattheenginehassufficientoil. 
    Thesnowthrowerengineisequippedwitha 
    120voltA.C.electricstarterandrecoil 
    starter.Beforestartingtheengine,becer- 
    tainthatyouhavereadthefollowinginfor- 
    mation: 
    AkCAUTION:Neverrunengineindoors 
    orinenclosed,poorlyventilatedareas.En- 
    gineexhaustcontainsCARBONMONOX- 
    IDE,ANODORLESSANDDEADLYGAS. 
    Keephands,feet,hairandlooseclothing 
    awayfromanymovingpartsonengineand 
    snowthrower. 
    WARNING:Temperatureofmufflerand 
    nearbyareasmayexceed150°F.Avoid 
    theseareas. 
    DONOTallowchildrenoryoungteenagers 
    tooperateorbenearsnowthrowerwhileit 
    isoperating. 
    /_CAUTION:Donoattempttoremove 
    anyitemthatmaybecomelodgedinauger 
    withouttakingthefollowingprecautions: 
    •Releaseaugerdrivelever. 
    •Movethrottlelevertostopposition. 
    •Remove(DoNotTurn)ignitionkey. 
    •Disconnectsparkplugwire. 
    •Donotplaceyourhandsintheauger 
    ordischargechute.Useaprybar.  
    						
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