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General| Manufacturer | Craftsman |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 536.887752 |
| Product Type | Snow Blower |
| Engine Type | 4-Cycle |
| Auger Material | Steel |
| Starter Type | Electric Start |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 1 quart |
Highlights important safety precautions and specific warnings for operation and maintenance.
Warns about chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm from engine exhaust and battery components.
Emphasizes reading the manual and understanding controls for safe operation.
Instructs to clear the operating area of all foreign objects before use.
Provides guidelines for safe fuel handling and acclimating the engine to outdoor temperatures.
Details safety measures like avoiding operation under influence and keeping clear of moving parts.
Addresses hazards like foreign object strikes, vibration, and proper shutdown procedures.
Advises on operating near buildings and avoiding overloading the snow thrower's capacity.
Covers transport speeds, discharge direction, bystander safety, attachments, visibility, and footing.
Illustrates and explains various symbols used on the snow thrower for operation.
Displays and explains critical safety symbols to alert users to potential hazards.
Lists the items included in the parts bag for assembly.
Specifies the necessary tools for assembling the snow thrower.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the snow thrower.
Details the process of assembling the handle and crank mechanism.
Guides the user through the assembly of the snow chute.
Explains how to install the speed control rod for gear selection.
Describes how to adjust the height of the skids for proper ground clearance.
Covers how to adjust the length of control cables if they become too tight or loose.
A checklist to ensure all assembly steps are completed before operation.
Identifies and explains the function of all major controls on the snow thrower.
Combines stopping engine, auger, wheels, and controlling discharge direction/distance.
Covers moving forward/backward, shifting gears, and engaging the auger for throwing snow.
Details wheel pin usage, pre-start checklist, and engine oil level checks.
Provides instructions for safely filling the fuel tank with unleaded gasoline.
Covers stopping the engine and procedures for starting a cold engine.
Details procedures for warm starts and starting in frozen conditions.
Includes steps to prevent freeze-up, remove auger snow, and clean the snow thrower.
Offers advice on adjusting speed and technique for optimal snow removal performance.
A section to record dates of completed maintenance services.
Emphasizes regular maintenance for warranty validity and optimal performance.
Lists essential cleaning and inspection tasks to perform after every snow throwing session.
Lists key specifications such as horsepower, displacement, and oil capacity.
Covers lubrication points for auger shaft, chain lubrication, and auger drive belt adjustment.
Provides information on the auger gear box lubrication and factory fill.
Details engine oil level checks, oil changes, and recommended oil type.
Explains how to check, clean, gap, and install the spark plug.
Guides on adjusting skid height for different ground surfaces to maintain proper clearance.
Details how to adjust or reverse the scraper bar for wear and optimal cleaning.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and reinstalling the snow hood.
Explains how to adjust the auger drive belt tension for proper operation.
Details the process for removing and replacing a damaged auger drive belt.
Guides on removing and replacing the traction drive belt if it is worn or damaged.
Explains how to adjust the belt guide for proper alignment with the drive belt.
Covers checking and adjusting control cables for proper engagement and function.
Provides detailed steps for adjusting the traction drive cable for correct operation.
Details how to check, adjust, or replace the friction wheel for proper drive engagement.
Explains how to replace broken shear bolts to protect the auger mechanism.
Advises on when and how to seek professional adjustment for the engine carburetor.
Steps for cleaning, lubricating, and inspecting the snow thrower before storage.
Procedures for preparing the engine for storage, including fuel treatment and oil lubrication.
Recommendations for storing the snow thrower indoors or outdoors and proper covering.
Explains the scope and terms of the Federal and California Emission Control Systems Warranty.
Details the warranty period and coverage for emission-related parts on small off-road engines.
Outlines the owner's duties, such as performing required maintenance and presenting the engine for service.
Defines the applicability of the warranty and the duration of the ECS Warranty Period.
Describes the warranty coverage for parts designed to meet emission standards.
Explains how warranted emissions-related parts are covered based on maintenance schedules.
Enumerates the specific parts included under the emissions control system warranty.
