Transport, Storage, Accessories – Ariens SNO-THRO 924326-ST1336LE User Manual

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T

ransport

ALWAYS shut off unit attachment drive when

transporting on truck or trailer.

NOTE: For transport of unit to or from area to be

cleared, press down on handlebars enough to raise front

of unit slightly off surface and engage wheel drive clutch

without engaging attachment drive clutch.

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Adjust auger/impeller housing (scraper blade) height to
clear unpaved surfaces.

Disengage power to auger/impeiler when unit is being

transported in work area or is not in use.

DO NOT operate unit at high transport speeds on

slippery surfaces.

ALWAYS use care when backing.

S

torage

Unit

Run with Impeller Clutch engaged a few minutes after

each use to free unit of any loose or melting snow.

Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight and know unit is in

safe working condition. Check all hardware at regular

intervals.

Clean unit thoroughly and lubricate (see lubrication

instructions). Touch up ail unpainted areas to avoid rust

and store in a cool, dry protected area.

IMPORTANT: NEVER spray unit with water or store unit

outdoors to aid in prevention of rust or corrosion. Water
can seep into sealed bearings, which are sealed against
dirt and debris only, causing reduced component life.

Engine

When storing unit for extended periods of time, remove
all fuel from tank and carburetor (run dry).

ALWAYS allow engine to cool before storage in any

enclosure. Refer to Engine Manufacturer's instructions.

A

ccessories

See your authorized Ariens dealer to add the additional
accessories available to your Sno-Thro.

Accessories:

71099700.. . SlicerBar

72407500.. . Light

Be sure to always use genuine Ariens parts to keep your

Sno-Thro running like new.

M

aintenance

S

chedule

The chart below shows the recommended maintenance
schedule that should be performed on a regular basis.

More frequent service may be required due to working

conditions (heavy loads, high ambient temperatures,
dusty conditions, or airborne debris).

See Engine Manuals for further maintenance and trouble

shooting information.

M

aintenance

S

chedule

Service Performed

intervals

Daily

5S

25 S

lOOS

Fasteners

rn

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Clutch

Disengagement

NS

2f Engine Oil

Auger Gearcase
for Leakage

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1^ Tire Pressure

General Lubrication

Replace Engine Oil

*

Clean Cooling Fins

^ First Maintenance Only

T

rouble

S

hooting

Problem

Probable Cause

Engine will not crank

Check if Key Switch is in run position.

ignition switch starter circuit not

functioning.

Check for a bad starter or connections.

Check for electrical problems.

Battery discharged.

Battery connections loose.

Solenoid not functioning.

Engine will not atart

Fuel tank is empty.

Ignition swith in Off position.

Build up of dirt and residue around

governor/carburetor.

Check for electrical problems.

Check for engine ignition problems -
See Engine Manufacturer's Service
Manual.

Engine stops

Wrong carburetor adjustment.

Mechanical jam in blower rake or
impeller.

Check spark.

Check fuel supply. Use only clean fuel.

Engine power, noise, idle

See Engine Manufacturer’s Service

and shut down

Manual

Does not operate in

Friction drive wheel is not adjusted

Forward/Reverse

properly.

Drive belt is not functioning.

Rev. 9/98

Ariens® 924 Sno-Thro

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