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Engine Type | 4-cycle |
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Engine Displacement | 252cc |
Throw Distance | Up to 40 feet |
Starting System | Electric start |
Drive System | Self-propelled |
Speed Settings | 6 Forward, 2 Reverse |
Auger Material | Steel |
Intake Height | 20 in (51 cm) |
Chute Control | Crank |
Highlights critical safety warnings, including Proposition 65 and the safety alert symbol.
Outlines the machine's intended use and stresses the importance of reading the manual.
Provides contact details for Toro support and information on locating model/serial numbers.
Comprehensive list of safety instructions to prevent injury or death during operation.
Covers operator training, area preparation, and fuel handling safety.
Safety measures during operation, including handling foreign objects and vibrations.
Explains the significance of safety decals and their replacement.
Explains decals for engine controls, speed, and starting procedures.
A checklist to confirm all necessary parts are included for setup.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the upper handle and connecting wheel clutch cables.
Procedure for installing the traction control linkage and chute control rod.
Guide to connect headlight/hand warmer wires and fill engine with oil.
Instructions for checking engine oil, tire pressure, skids, and traction drive.
Visual identification of snowthrower parts and control levers.
Safe fueling practices and detailed steps for starting the engine.
How to set choke/throttle, start engine, and warm it up safely.
Operating traction drive, speed selector, wheel clutches, and auger/impeller.
Controlling chute/deflector, unclogging, and preventing freeze-up.
Overview of maintenance tasks, service intervals, and pre-maintenance steps.
Procedures for checking engine oil level and auger gearbox oil.
How to adjust traction/auger cables and set skids for proper clearance.
Guidance on replacing spark plug, adjusting chute latch, and headlight bulb.
Steps for preparing the machine for storage and removing it.
Solutions for electric starter issues and engine starting difficulties.
Causes and corrective actions for an engine that runs unevenly.
Fixes for poor snow discharge, chute movement, and clearing issues.
Explains emission control warranty coverage, rights, and owner responsibilities.
Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and how to obtain service.