Snapper SMT3.5 Guide produit

SMT3.5

Operating

and

Assembly

Instructions

For

SNAPPER

Front

Tine

Tiller

THIS

MACHINE

CAPABLE

INFLICTING

SERIOUS

INJURY

OPERATED

IMPROPERLY,

READ

WARNING

CAUTION

LABELS

SNAPPER

*1189

Old

Schuylkill

Road

•

Box

111

•

Parker

Ford

19457-0111

Phone

No:

(215)495-7181

•••

FAX:

(215)495-5951

FORM

WARNING

AVOID

INJURY

READ

THE

OPERATOR'S

MANUAL.

‘KNOW

LOCATION

AND

FUNCTION

ALL

CONTROLS.

‘KEEP

ALL

SAFETY

DEVICES

AND

SHIELDS

PLACE.

‘

NEVER

ALLOW

CHILDREN

UNINSTRUCTED

ADULTS

OPERATE

TILLER.

‘SHUTOFF

ENGINE

AND

DISCONNECT

SPARK

PLUG

WIRE

BEFORE

UNCLOGGING

TINES

MAKING

REPAIRS.

‘KEEP

BYSTANDERS

AWAY

FROM

MACHINE.

‘KEEP

AWAY

FROM

ROTATING

PARTS.

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

STARTING:

Adjust

remove

wheel

assembly.

Adjust

drag

bar

for

desired

depth.

Stand

between

handlebars.

Allow

clutch

lever

drop

into

disengaged

position.

Move

throttle

lever

choke

position.

Hold

left

handlebar

with

left

hand.

Pull

starter

rope

with

right

hand.

engine

starts

move

throttle

lever

from

choke

desired

speed

position.

STOPPING:

Move

throttle

lever

stop

position.

TILLING:

Squeeze

clutch

lever

start

tilling.

Release

lever

stop

tilling.

Part

No.

091-0067

Part

No.

091-0069

WARNING

KEEP

AWAY

FROM

ROTATING

TINES.

ROTATING

TINES

WILL

CAUSE

INJURY.

WARNING

NOT

START

ENGINE

UNLESS

BELT

COVER

ATTACHED.

KEEP

HANDS,

FEET

AND

CLOTHING

AWAY

FROM

MOVING

BELTS

AND

PULLEYS.

FAILURE

COMPLY

COULD

RESULT

PERSONAL

INJURY.

SEE

OWNER/OPERATOR

MANUAL

FOR

FULL

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS.

Sniy

-»

Part

No.

091-0071

Part

No.

091-0070

TRAINING

Read

the

operating

and

services

instruction

manual

carefully.

thoroughly

familiar

with

the

con¬

trols

and

the

proper

use

the

equipment.

Know

how

stop

the

unit

and

disengage

the

controls

quickly.

Never

allow

children

operate

the

equipment.

Never

allow

adults

operate

the

equipment

without

proper

instruction.

Keep

the

area

operation

clear

all

persons,

particularly

small

children,

and

pets.

PREPARATION

Thoroughly

inspect

the

area

where

the

equipment

used

and

remove

all

foreign

objects.

Disengage

clutch

before

starting

the

engine

(motor).

not

operate

the

equipment

without

wearing

adequate

outer

garments.

Wear

footwear

that

will

improve

footing

slippery

surfaces.

Handle

fuel

with

care;

highly

flammable.

Refer

engine

manual

for

safety

and

service

instructions.

Never

attempt

make

any

adjustments

while

the

engine

(motor)

running

(except

where

specifically

recommended

the

manufacturer).

OPERATION

not

put

hands

feet

near

under

rotating

parts.

Exercise

extreme

caution

when

operating

crossing

gravel

drives,

walks,

roads.

Stay

alert

for

hidden

hazards

traffic.

not

carry

passengers.

After

striking

foreign

object,

stop

the

engine

(motor),

remove

the

wire

from

the

spark

plug,

thoroughly

inspect

the

tiller

for

any

damage

before

restarting

and

operating

the

tiller.

Exercise

caution

avoid

slipping

falling.

the

unit

should

start

vibrate

abnormally,

stop

the

engine

(motor)

and

check

immediately

for

the

cause.

Vibration

generally

warning

trouble.

Stop

the

engine

(motor)

when

leaving

the

operating

position,

before

unclogging

the

tines,

and

when

making

any

repairs,

adjustments,

and

inspections.

Take

all

possible

precautions

when

leaving

the

machine

unattended.

Release

the

clutch

lever

and

stop

the

engine.

OPERATION

(cont.)

Before

cleaning,

repairing,

inspecting,

shut

off

the

engine

and

make

certain

aii

moving

parts

have

stopped.

Disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire,

and

keep

the

wire

away

from

the

plug

prevent

accidental

starting.

not

run

the

engine

indoors;

exhaust

fumes

are

dangerous.

10)

Never

operate

the

tiiier

without

proper

guards,

plates,

other

safety

protective

devices

piace.

11)

Keep

children

and

pets

away.

12)

not

overload

the

machine

capacity

attempting

tili

too

deep

too

fast

rate.

13)

Never

operate

the

machine

high

transport

speeds

siippery

surfaces.

14)

Never

aliow

bystanders

near

the

unit.

15)

Use

oniy

attachments

and

accessories

approved

the

manufacturer

the

tiiier.

16)

Never

operate

the

tiller

without

good

visibility

light.

17)

careful

when

tilling

hard

ground.

The

tines

may

catch

the

ground

and

propei

the

tiiier

for¬

ward.

this

occurs,

release

clutch

lever

stop

forward

motion.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

Keep

machine,

attachments,

and

accessories

safe

working

condition.

Check

engine

mounting

bolts,

and

other

bolts

frequent

intervals

for

proper

tightness

sure

the

equipment

safe

working

condition.

Never

store

the

machine

with

fuel

the

fuel

tank

inside

building

where

ignition

sources

are

pre¬

sent,

such

hot

water

and

space

heaters,

cloths

dryers,

and

the

like.

Aiiow

the

engine

cooi

before

storing

any

enciosure.

Aiways

refer

the

engine

operating

instructions

for

important

detaiis

the

tiiier

stored

for

extended

period.

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

Remove

all

parts

and

liners

from

carton.

Slit

carton

ends

leaving

power

unit

available.

Attach

lower

ends

handles

(item

right

and

item

left)

engine

mounts

(frame

rails)

shown

the

exploded

drawing,

page

Use

item

and

item

attach

each

handle.

not

tighten

bolts

and

nuts

this

time.

each

handle,

assemble

handle

tie

bar

(item

left

and

item

right)

with

handle

cross

brace

(item

26)

between

them,

use

item

and

item

each

side.

Also

attach

two

cable

guides

(item

50)

with

item

and

item

through

handle

tie

bar

and

cross

brace.

not

tighten

nuts

and

bolts

this

time.

Remove

the

long

bolts

and

whiznuts

the

transmission.

Discard

the

whiznuts.

Then

connect

left

and

right

handle

tie

bars

the

transmission

with

items

and

Handle

tie

bars

placed

either

side

transmission

case

flange

and

the

bolt

through

both

tie

bars

and

secured

with

the

supplied

Nylok

locknut.

Tighten

all

nuts

and

bolts

installed

steps

3-5.

Insert

throttle

control

(item

52)

through

cable

guide

(item

50).

Attach

throttle

control

handle

with

item

and

item

32.

Push

throttle

control

handle

down.

Push

gently

forward

(toward

the

engine)

the

throttle

cable

the

cable

anchor,

then

tighten

anchor

screw.

Attach

clutch

spring

(item

43)

clutch

lever

(item

31B).

Then

attach

the

clutch

cable

chain

the

spring.

CAUTION:

NOT

ADJUST

CLUTCH

WITH

THE

ENGINE

RUNNING

gage

clutch

lever

and

check

adjustment.

With

clutch

lever

held

tightly,

spring

should

slightly

stretched

(about

inch).

clutch

adjusted

too

tightly,

tiller

may

still

pull

when

clutch

lever

released.

clutch

adjusted

too

loose,

machine

may

fail

pull

when

lever

pressed.

Additional

adjustment

can

also

made

loosening

four

bolts

holding

engine

frame

(item

10)

and

sliding

engine

forward

and

backward

needed,

re-tighten

engine

mount

bolts.

This

adjust¬

ment

almost

never

needed

and

should

not

made

unless

all

other

adjustments

fail.

10)

Install

approximately

one

pint

(.47

litre)

80/90

140

weight

gear

lubricant

transmission

fill

hole.

With

tiller

frame

rails

level

with

the

ground,

add

gear

lube

until

oil

level

reaches

the

check

hole

located

right

side

the

transmission

case.

Instruct

operator

how

check

and

add

oil

when

needed.

The

oil

level

should

checked

frequently.

11)

Service

engine

according

engine

operating

and

maintenance

instructions

furnished

with

tiller.

Special

attention

should

given

proper

installation

and

servicing

engine

air

filter

assembly.

12)

'Disconnect

spark

plug.

Grasp

pull

cord

and

pull

6”

past

cross

brace.

String

cord

into

eye

pullcord

holder

(item

no.

46).

Slip

threads

through

hole

right

hand

handle

above

cross

brace.

Then

secure

with

1/4-20

Nylok

Locknut

(item

no.

5),

tighten

nut

until

the

eye

bottoms

out

against

handle.

MAINTENANCE

AND

REPAIR

SECTION

Proper

maintenance

includes

periodic

inspection

and

lubrication

the

operator,

using

the

correct

lubricants.

This

will

insure

long

life

the

tiller.

All

bolts

and

nuts

should

checked

often

for

tightness.

This

section

your

manual

devoted

entirely

maintenance

and

repair

and

should

used

guide

when

service

performed.

BELT

INSTALLATION

AND

ALIGNMENT

PULLEYS

Whenever

new

belt

installed,

sure

examine

the

grooves

the

pulleys

for

wear.

wide

groove

worn

engjne

pulley

will

cause

slippage

the

belt

when

the

clutch

engaged.

Replace

the

pulley

worn.

The

pulleys

must

aligned

sliding

the

engine

pulley

out

that

the

belt

will

travel

straight

line.

sure

install

the

belt

the

inside

the

two

front

belt

guides.

improperly

installed,

the

outside

the

guides,

the

belt

will

quickly

damaged,

and/or

jump

off

pulleys.

Start

the

engine

and

test

the

clutch

for

proper

operation.

Reinstall

the

belt

cover.

INSPECTION

THE

TRANSMISSION

CASE

ASSEMBLY

When

necessary

make

internal

repairs

the

transmission,

could

advisable

take

your

tiller

authorized

dealer,

especially

there

are

signs

excessive

wear.

Following

are

some

sugges¬

tions

that

will

help

determine

the

amount

wear.

Before

removing

the

transmission

case

from

the

tiller,

turn

the

large

pulley

hand

and

observe

whether

not

the

rotor

shaft

also

turns.

does

not,

the

pulley

turns

freely,

check

cer¬

tain

the

square

key

securing

the

pulley

the

drive

shaft

not

missing

damaged.

This

could

cause

the

pulley

slip

the

shaft.

Turn

the

large

pulley

either

direction

until

all

the

slack

removed

from

the

chains

and

sprockets

within

the

transmission.

Make

mark

the

tine

shaft

and

the

outer

edge

the

large

pulley.

Then,

while

observing

both

the

mark

the

pulley

and

the

mark

the

tine

shaft,

turn

the

large

pulley

the

opposite

direction

until

all

internal

slack

removed

and

the

mark

the

tine

shaft

just

begins

move.

The

mark

the

large

pulley

should

not

travel

distance

than

inches

(7.6

cen¬

timeters)

before

the

mark

the

tine

shaft

begins

move.

Any

travel

the

mark

excess

this

indicates

excessive

wear

inside

the

case

either

one

both

chains,

sprockets,

shafts,

bearings.

The

case

should

removed

and

disassembled

for

internal

inspection.

TRANSMISSION

ASSEMBLY

(PART

NUMBER

708-3260)

ITEM

NO.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

708-3248

R.H.

Case

Half

Assembly

(includes

1A-1E)

020-0014

Soft

Plug

708-3231

Tine

Shaft

Bearing

708-3241

Tine

Shaft

Seal

708-3244

Bronze

Bearing

708-3247

L.H.

Case

Half

Assembly

(includes

2A-2E)

706-0342

Drive

Shaft

Seal

708-3231

Tine

Shaft

Bearing

708-3241

Tine

Shaft

Seal

708-3244

Bronze

Bearing

708-3246

Drive

Assembly

Shaft

706-0348

Roller

Chain

#35-50

Pitches

020-0011

Oil

Plug

706-1763

Roller

Chain

#40-40

Pitches

706-3052

1/4-20

1/2”

Whiz

Lockscrew

■

090-0453

1/4-20

Whiz

Locknut

708-3236

Tine

Shaft

Assembly

708-3238

Gasket

708-3240

Inner

Race

708-3242

Idler

Sprocket

Assembly

(includes

12A)

12A

708-3237

Idler

Sprocket

Bearing

706-2788

1/4

3/4”

Self

Tapping

Screw

090-0073

5/16-18

2-1/4”

HHCS

090-0460

5/16-18

Nylok

Locknut

708-3232

Tine

Shaft

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