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Honda HS724 User Manual

Honda HS724
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00X31-V04-6020
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2eY 700.2014.06
Printed in Japan
o2014 Honda Motor Co., Ltd. -All Rights Reserved
SNOWBLOWER
HS724
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Honda HS724 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeTwo-stage
EngineHonda GX160
Clearing Width24 inches
Throw DistanceUp to 46 feet
StarterRecoil
Fuel TypeGasoline
Drive MechanismTrack Drive
Track DriveYes
Fuel Capacity3.1 quarts
Intake Height20 inches
Auger TypeSerrated
Drive SystemHydrostatic
Tire SizeN/A (track drive)
Engine Type4-stroke, OHV

Summary

SNOWBLOWER SAFETY

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

General safety guidelines to prevent injuries and property damage.

SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS

Identification and explanation of safety labels on the snowblower.

Keep Shields in Place

Importance of keeping guards and shields to protect from moving parts.

Refuel with Care

Precautions for safely refueling the snowblower to prevent fire hazards.

Turn Engine OFF When Not Operating the Snowblower

Instruction to turn off the engine before leaving the snowblower unattended.

Operation on Slopes

Safety advice for operating the snowblower on inclines to prevent overturning.

Operating Conditions

Guidelines for operating the snowblower in various visibility and weather conditions.

Operating Near Roads

Safety considerations when operating the snowblower in proximity to roads.

Operator Responsibility

Key responsibilities of the operator for safe snowblower operation.

CONTROLS & FEATURES

COMPONENT & CONTROL LOCATIONS

Diagrams identifying major components and controls of the snowblower.

Fuel Valve Lever

Describes the function and operation of the fuel valve lever.

Engine Switch

Explains the engine switch for starting and stopping the engine.

Chute Crank

Details how to use the chute crank to direct snow discharge.

Starter Grip

Instructions on using the starter grip to start the engine.

Throttle Lever

How to adjust engine speed using the throttle lever.

Shift Lever

Explains selecting forward, neutral, or reverse drive.

Discharge Deflector Lever

How to adjust the angle of snow discharge.

Foot Pedal (track type only)

Operation of the foot pedal for track-type snowblowers.

Drive Clutch Lever and Auger Clutch Lever

How to engage and disengage drive and auger mechanisms.

Transmission Release Lever

Operation of the lever for self-propelled or manual pushing.

Snow Clearing Bar

Instructions for using the bar to clear obstructions in the chute.

BEFORE OPERATION

ARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED?

Emphasizes operator preparation and knowledge for safe use.

IS YOUR SNOWBLOWER READY TO GO?

Importance of pre-operation checks for safety and equipment longevity.

Check the General Condition of the Snowblower

Steps to inspect the snowblower's physical condition and components.

Check the Engine

Procedures for checking engine oil, fuel, and hydrostatic fluid levels.

CHECK YOUR WORK AREA

Steps to inspect and clear the operating area of hazards and people.

OPERATION

SNOWBLOWING PRECAUTIONS

Essential safety rules and precautions before operating the snowblower.

STARTING THE ENGINE

Step-by-step guide for starting the snowblower's engine.

STOPPING THE ENGINE

Procedures for safely stopping the snowblower's engine.

CLEARING SNOW

Instructions on how to operate the snowblower to clear snow effectively.

SNOW-CLEARING TIPS

Advice for efficient snow removal in various conditions.

REMOVING OBSTRUCTIONS

How to safely clear blockages in the snowblower's mechanism.

SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWER

THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTENANCE

Explains why regular maintenance is crucial for performance and safety.

MAINTENANCE SAFETY

Critical safety precautions to follow during maintenance procedures.

TOOL KIT

Lists the tools included in the snowblower's tool kit.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

A detailed schedule for performing regular maintenance tasks.

REFUELING

Proper procedures and safety for refueling the snowblower.

FUEL RECOMMENDATIONS

Guidance on the types of fuel suitable for the snowblower.

ENGINE OIL LEVEL CHECK

How to check the engine oil level correctly.

ENGINE OIL CHANGE

Step-by-step instructions for changing the engine oil.

ENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATIONS

Recommended oil types and viscosity for the engine.

HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID

How to check and maintain the hydrostatic transmission fluid level.

SPARK PLUG SERVICE

Procedures for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the spark plug.

TRACK ADJUSTMENT

Instructions for adjusting the tension of the snowblower tracks.

TIRE INSPECTION

Guidelines for checking tire condition and pressure.

AUGER AND BLOWER INSPECTION

How to inspect the auger and blower for damage.

LOCK BOLT REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE

Steps for replacing shear pins (lock bolts) on the auger/blower.

SKID SHOES AND SCRAPER

Inspection and adjustment of skid shoes and scraper for proper ground clearance.

STORAGE

STORAGE PREPARATION

Steps to prepare the snowblower for long-term storage.

Fuel

Recommendations for handling fuel when storing the snowblower.

Adding a Fuel Stabilizer to Extend Fuel Storage Life

How to use fuel stabilizer to prevent fuel deterioration.

Draining the Fuel Tank and Carburetor

Procedure for draining fuel for safe storage.

Engine Oil

Steps for preparing the engine oil for storage.

Tires

Checking tire pressure before storage.

STORAGE PRECAUTIONS

General precautions for selecting a storage location and covering the unit.

REMOVAL FROM STORAGE

Steps to take when taking the snowblower out of storage.

TRANSPORTING

BEFORE LOADING

Precautions and steps before loading the snowblower onto a vehicle.

LOADING

Instructions for safely loading the snowblower onto a trailer or truck.

Tie-down Points

Locations and methods for securely tying down the snowblower for transport.

TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMS

ENGINE PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting guide for common engine starting and running issues.

Engine has low power

Diagnosing and resolving issues causing the engine to lose power.

DRIVE PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting guide for problems preventing the snowblower from moving.

SNOWBLOWER PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting for issues related to snow blowing and discharging.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Serial Number Locations

Where to find and record serial numbers for identification.

Carburetor Modification for High Altitude Operation

Information on modifying the carburetor for high-altitude performance.

Emission Control System Information

Information on emissions, air acts, and tampering regulations for the engine.

Air Index

Explanation of the Air Index related to engine emissions.

Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for the snowblower's frame, engine, and tune-up.

CONSUMER INFORMATION

Dealer Locator Information

How to find authorized Honda service dealers.

Honda Publications

Information on obtaining shop manuals, parts catalogs, and accessories.

Customer Service Information

Contact information and procedures for customer support.

QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATION

Fuel

Quick reference for fuel type and octane rating.

Engine Oil

Quick reference for recommended engine oil type and capacity.

Spark Plug

Quick reference for the recommended spark plug type.

Tires

Quick reference for tire pressure.

Maintenance

Quick reference for initial and subsequent maintenance checks.

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