Why does my Bercomac Berco 700255-1 vibrate or make abnormal noises?
Excessive vibration or noise in your Bercomac Snow Blower can stem from several issues: a damaged pulley, a damaged bearing, a damaged fan, or a damaged auger. To resolve this, you may need to replace the pulley, replace the bearing, dismount and repair or replace the fan, or replace the auger.
What to do if my Bercomac Berco 700255-1 digs into the ground?
If your Bercomac Snow Blower is digging into the ground, it's likely because the ground is not frozen or is too soft. Try adjusting the skid shoes lower to provide better support for the snowblower. If the problem continues, consider switching to heavy-duty skid shoes (option #700243) for increased surface coverage to prevent digging.
Why doesn't my Bercomac Snow Blower raise evenly?
Uneven raising of your Bercomac Snow Blower can be caused by uneven tire pressure or a maladjustment of the snowblower. First, check and adjust the tire pressure: Front tires should be at 14 to 15 psi, and rear tires at 7 to 8 psi. Then, loosen the male hitch on the snowblower. Place a shim (e.g., a piece of wood approximately 2” thick) under the lowest side of the snowblower that needs leveling, and re-tighten the bolts.
General| Brand | Bercomac |
|---|---|
| Model | Berco 700255-1 |
| Category | Snow Blower |
| Language | English |
Details of the one-year limited warranty for Berco tractor attachments, including exclusions.
Essential safety guidelines covering operator training and familiarization with controls.
Pre-operation checks and procedures before starting snowblower operation.
Safety guidelines for operating the snowblower and general precautions.
Identification and location of critical safety warning and danger decals on the snowblower.
Steps for preparing the snowblower, including installing the hitch and chute.
Procedure for attaching the snowblower to the tractor and installing the drive belt.
Procedures to check belt installation and routing for correct operation.
How to adjust skid shoes based on surface type for optimal performance.
Recommended tire pressure for tractors to ensure proper attachment height.
How to operate the snowblower, its controls, and basic snow removal techniques.
Explanation of chute rotation and deflector controls for snow direction.
Techniques for efficient snow removal without overloading the machine.
Effective patterns and methods for clearing snow efficiently.
Procedures for maintaining and reversing the cutting edge for longevity.
Instructions for replacing shear bolts and pins to protect the snowblower.
Steps for cleaning, repairing, and storing the snowblower after use.
Detailed instructions for replacing drive mechanism and snowblower belts.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the snowblower from the tractor.
Table listing common snowblower problems, their causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Table of torque specifications for various bolt sizes and grades used in assembly.
Illustrated parts breakdown and list for the snowblower's chute and rotation system.
Illustrated parts breakdown and list for the main snowblower unit.
Overview of optional accessories and attachments available for the snowblower.
Introduction for the new owner, outlining the manual's purpose and important notes.
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