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HOW TO USE YOUR SNOW BLADE
TO RAISE OR LOWER THE SNOW BLADE (FIGURE 18)
• Use the Handle Grip located on the end of the Handle
Tube. To raise the Blade, pull back while pushing down
on the Handle Grip. To lower the Blade, pull back while
lifting up on Handle Grip.
Handle Tube
TO PIVOT THE BLADE (FIGURE 19)
• Raise the Blade to Transport Position. To unlock the
Blade, push the Lock Release Grip down against
the handle tube. To pivot the Blade, keep the grip
depressed and push forward or pull back on the
Handle Tube, sliding it along the Lift Rod. Release
the grip to lock the Blade when it is in either the right
hand, left hand, or straight ahead position.
Handle Tube
Lift Rod
Pull Back
and Lift Up to
Lower Blade
Pull Back and
Push Down to
Raise Blade
Handle Grip
FIGURE 18
Lock Release
Grip Assembly
FIGURE 19
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USING THE SNOW BLADE
• Prepare the lawn tractor engine for cold weather using
instructions furnished with the lawn tractor.
• Always begin with the transmission in first (low) gear
and gradually increase speed as required.
• To reduce icing on the Blade, allow the lawn tractor
and blade to adjust to outdoor temperature before
operating.
• For improved snow removal performance, coat the
blade with automotive type paste wax.
• Do not repeatedly push snow in the same
directions. This causes excessive build up with
each successive pass.
MAINTENANCE
• Check for Loose Fasteners: During the operating
season, check all Bolts, Nuts, and Hairpin Cotters to
be sure they are secure.
• Check for Worn or Damaged Parts: During the
operating season, clean the Blade off after each use.
Touch up any bare metal with paint or apply a light
coat of grease or rust preventative.
• Lubricate Blade (FIGURE 20): Lubricate all Pivot
points to help maintain proper operation of Blade.
Apply a light coating of oil to the straight upper portion
of the Lift Handle Rod.
Lubricate
Lubricate
Lubricate
FIGURE 20
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