Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Ruth GoodJul 31, 2025
How to fix Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 engine that will not crank/start?
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  Jennifer YoungJul 31, 2025
  If your Ariens Snow Blower engine won't crank or start, there are several potential causes. First, make sure the fuel tank isn't empty and fill it if needed. Also, check that the fuel shut-off valve is open. Ensure the key switch is in the run position. A buildup of dirt and residue around the governor/carburetor could also be the culprit, so clean that area. Finally, the ignition switch starter circuit might not be functioning, so check for a bad starter or connections.
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John ThomasAug 6, 2025
Why does my Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 Snow Blower engine keep stopping?
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  Lisa HensonAug 6, 2025
  If your Ariens Snow Blower engine stops, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that you have enough fuel by filling the fuel tank. Check that the fuel shut-off valve is open. A mechanical jam in the blower rake or impeller could also cause the engine to stop; in this case, turn off the engine, remove the key, wait for all moving parts to stop, and then check for and remove any obstructions before restarting. Another potential cause is a polluted fuel supply, which would require you to replace it with clean fuel. Lastly, a faulty spark plug could be the problem, so try replacing or cleaning it.
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Cindy FisherAug 14, 2025
Why does my Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 unit throw snow poorly or not at all?
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  kaylajonesAug 15, 2025
  If your Ariens Snow Blower throws snow poorly or not at all, one potential reason is broken shear bolts. You should replace them. Additionally, the attachment clutch/brake might not be adjusted properly, or the attachment drive belt could be worn or damaged.
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samantha22Aug 21, 2025
What does it mean if small rubber beads collect in the frame of my Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 Snow Blower?
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  David AcostaAug 21, 2025
  Small rubber beads collecting in the frame of your Ariens Snow Blower typically indicate normal friction disc wear. However, if you notice chunks or large pieces of rubber, it's important to check the friction disc and replace it if necessary.

Ariens Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526 Specifications

General

Brand	Ariens
Model	Sno-Thro 932105 - 8526 , 932506 - 8526
Category	Snow Blower
Language	English

Summary

CE Sound and Vibration

Operator Sound Pressure Level

Measures the sound pressure level at the operator's ear in dBa.

Operator Vibration Levels

Measures vibration levels at the operator's hands in m/sec².

INTRODUCTION

The Manual Overview

Provides safety instructions for unit operation and maintenance.

Model and Serial Numbers

Information on locating model and serial numbers for service and parts.

Product Registration Process

Details on registering the product for warranty claims and service information.

Unauthorized Parts Warning

Warning against using non-Ariens parts and potential warranty voiding.

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

Understanding Safety Alerts

Explains safety symbols and their meanings for precautions.

Hazard Level Definitions

Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION levels for hazardous situations.

Safe Practices and Laws

Guidelines for safe working practices and adherence to local laws.

OPERATOR TRAINING AND SAFETY DECALS

Required Operator Training

Emphasizes the need for proper training before operation.

Safety Decal Locations

Information on locating and replacing safety decals on the unit.

DANGER - ROTATING PARTS

Essential Safety Rules

Instructions to read, understand, and follow all safety practices before operation.

OPERATIONAL SAFETY GUIDELINES

General Safety Instructions

Comprehensive list of safety instructions for operation, maintenance, and handling.

Impeller Hazard Warning

Warning about serious injury from rotating parts and not unclogging while engine runs.

OPERATING AND TRANSPORT SAFETY

Safe Operation Practices

Precautions for operating the unit, including speed, terrain, and visibility.

Fuel Handling Safety

Safety guidelines for filling, storing, and handling fuel, including fire and explosion risks.

ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES

Handlebar and Shift Rod Assembly

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the handlebar and shift rod.

COMPONENT INSTALLATION

Discharge Chute Installation

Steps for installing the discharge chute onto the auger housing.

Chute Crank Installation

Guide for installing the chute crank rod and connecting it to the chute.

PRE-OPERATION CHECKS AND ADJUSTMENTS

Deflector Remote Installation

Instructions for installing and adjusting the deflector remote control.

Functional Component Checks

Procedures for checking dual handle interlock, tire pressure, and oil levels.

CONTROLS AND FEATURES OVERVIEW

Identification of Controls

Illustrated guide identifying key controls and features of the snow thrower.

OPERATING THE SNOW THROWER

Ignition and Speed Controls

Explains the operation of ignition switch, primer bulb, speed selector, and choke.

OPERATING CONTROLS AND FEATURES

Throttle, Starter, and Clean-out

Details on using throttle, electric/recoil starter, and clean-out tool.

Chute and Axle Operation

Instructions for operating discharge chute, chute crank, and axle lock pin.

COMPONENT DETAILS AND PRE-START CHECKS

Component Descriptions

Explains the function of scraper blade, runners, and drift cutters.

Fuel Tank Filling

Safety and procedural steps for filling the fuel tank.

Pre-Start Checks

Essential checks before starting, including frozen impeller and clutch function.

STARTING AND SHUTTING DOWN PROCEDURES

Pre-Start Adjustments

Covers interlock, axle lock, runner adjustment, and oil checks.

Starting Methods

Step-by-step guides for manual and electric start, including choke and throttle settings.

SNOW REMOVAL AND TRANSPORT GUIDELINES

Operation Tips and Transport

Advice on clearing snow, traveling, and safely transporting the unit.

MAINTENANCE INTRODUCTION

Service Position Setup

Instructions on how to safely position the unit for maintenance.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE AND COMPONENT CHECKS

Maintenance Task Schedule

Recommended maintenance tasks based on usage hours.

Component Maintenance Checks

Detailed checks for interlock, fasteners, clutches, engine, tire pressure, and gearcase.

LUBRICATION AND ADJUSTMENTS

General Lubrication Points

Guidelines for lubricating the unit and auger shaft.

Component Adjustment Procedures

Procedures for adjusting the deflector remote and discharge chute.

RUNNERS ADJUSTMENT

Runner Adjustment Guide

Steps to adjust runners for optimal ground clearance based on surface type.

ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENT

Scraper Blade and Shear Bolt Procedures

Instructions for adjusting scraper blade and replacing shear bolts.

Speed Selector Adjustment

Steps to adjust the speed selector for correct forward and reverse speeds.

ATTACHMENT DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT

Removing the Drive Belt

Steps to remove the attachment drive belt, including safety precautions.

DRIVE BELT AND CLUTCH ADJUSTMENTS

Replacing the Drive Belt

Steps for installing a new attachment drive belt and ensuring proper alignment.

Attachment Clutch/Brake Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the attachment clutch and brake for safety and performance.

TRACTION CLUTCH AND BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS

Traction Drive Clutch Adjustment

Steps to adjust the traction clutch to compensate for friction disc wear.

Brake Check and Adjustment

How to check brake function and adjust belt finger clearance.

FRICTION DISC REPLACEMENT

Removing the Friction Disc

Steps for removing the old friction disc, including safety precautions.

Installing the Friction Disc

Instructions for installing a new friction disc and related components.

STORAGE, PARTS, AND ACCESSORIES

Storage Guidelines

Guidelines for short-term and long-term storage of the snow thrower.

Service Parts and Accessories List

Lists available service parts and optional accessories for the unit.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Engine Related Problems

Solutions for problems related to engine crank/start, stopping, and general engine issues.

Unit Operation Issues

Troubleshooting tips for unit not operating, throwing snow poorly, or collecting debris.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model and Engine Specifications

Technical specs including model number, engine type, power, and displacement.

Performance and Dimensional Data

Details on snow clearing width, impeller, auger, drive, tires, and overall size/weight.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Warranty Terms and Conditions

Explains the limited warranty coverage, conditions, limitations, and exclusions.

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