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D. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
WARNING
If the snow thrower becomes plugged with snow or
jammed due to hitting a foreign object, immediately
disengage the PTO to stop the snow thrower, then
stop the tractor engine. If plugged, SAFELY (see
below) clear the chute before resuming operation.
WARNING
Never place your hand into the discharge chute
to remove plugged snow. Use a wooden dowel
rod, or similar object, to unclog the chute. Never
use your hand to remove any object jamming
the auger or impeller. The auger or impeller could
move when the obstruction is dislodged. Use an
appropriate tool (dowel rod, bar, etc.) to remove the
obstruction.
WARNING
If the auger is jammed or bent from hitting a
foreign object, disengage the PTO and stop the
tractor engine. Remove the spark plug wires from
the spark plugs and then remove the foreign
object from the auger. If damage is noted, repair
or replace damaged components prior to
continuing operation. Reconnect the spark plug
wires and resume operation.
E. OPERATING TIPS
• Whenever possible, discharge snow down wind.
• DO NOT attempt to clear ice or hard packed-
frozen snow.
• Always overlap each pass slightly to assure
complete snow removal.
• A frozen or stuck auger or chute must be broken
loose or thawed with care. When attempting to
loosen a frozen or jammed auger, shut off the
tractor engine and disconnect the spark plug
wire(s). Never attempt to clear the snow
thrower at any time with the tractor engine
running.
NOTE
When the snow thrower and tractor are not in use,
lower the snow thrower to the ground to eliminate
the excess weight from the lift system and the front
tires.
WARNING
When making any adjustments, disengage the PTO
and turn the tractor engine off.