Operation And Maintenance - Billy Goat FORCE 6 Serie El Manual Del Propietario

FORCE
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OPERATION
BLOWING OPERATION
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Your Billy Goat Force blower is equipped with an air director cone and the patented Aim-N-Shoot
operator to direct the air stream up or down as required to assist in moving debris. This feature is extremely useful when debris
has piled up to the point that it cannot be blown any farther. The air stream can be directed upward to blow the top of the debris
pile over and allow the operator to continue moving more debris farther.
ADJUSTING AIR DIRECTOR
To adjust air direction, squeeze the Aim-N-Shoot control lever. When you want to blow debris at the same angle for an extended
period, choose a suitable position and use the finger controlled push button lock to lock the cone in position. For operations that
do not require the use of the Aim-N-Shoot feature the manual adjustment knob (See Fig. 3), can be used to permanently lock the
cone into position. NOTE: be sure to release the knob when returning to using the Aim-N-Shoot.
DO NOT position director cone to where it will blow debris towards people, vehicles or other objects in vicinity. Flying debris
may damage, harm, or cause injury to people or objects in air flow range.
Fig. 3
MAINTENANCE
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
Periodic maintenance should be performed at the following intervals:
Maintenance Operation
Inspect for worn or damaged parts
Check for excessive vibration
Inspect impeller for cracks or damage
Inspect for loose parts
IMPELLER REMOVAL
1. Wait for engine to cool and disconnect spark plug.
2. Remove housing front cover by removing ten screws from around the outside of front cover and the exhaust knob (item
#22) and nut (item #14).
3. Remove impeller bolt (item #29), lock washer (item #7) and washer (item #28).
4. DO NOT pry on impeller. Pull on center hub area of impeller only. If impeller slides off freely, proceed to (step 6).
5. If the impeller does not loosen, use a pry bar against the back of the hub and the plate and apply pressure to separate
the impeller from the shaft. DO NOT use the pry bar to apply pressure to any plastic part such as the impeller or the
main housing. Using a penetrating oil can help loosen a stuck impeller.
6. Reinstall new impeller in reverse order of removal.
7. Tighten impeller bolt. Torque impeller bolt (see Parts List on page 10 for proper impeller bolt torque specifications).
Part No 441242
6 BLOWER Owner's Manual
Manual
adjustment knob
Every Use Daily or Every 5 Hours
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7
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control lever to allow the
Every 100-150 Hours
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Form No F110215C