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General| Throwing Distance | Up to 35 ft |
|---|---|
| Stages | 2 |
| Starting System | Recoil |
| Engine Type | 4-Cycle |
| Starter Type | Recoil |
| Auger Material | Steel |
| Drive System | Self Propelled |
| Engine Displacement (cc) | 252 cc |
Details potential health risks associated with the product as required by California law.
Defines the product's intended purpose and explains the safety alert symbol and its importance.
Identifies the location for finding your machine's model and serial numbers for service.
Emphasizes the need for proper training, understanding controls, and knowing how to stop the machine quickly.
Covers pre-operation checks, clearing the area, and safe fuel handling practices.
Details hazards like rotating parts, hot engines, and the importance of safety decals.
Provides a step-by-step guide and safety warnings for clearing a clogged snow discharge chute.
Outlines basic maintenance checks and essential procedures for storing the machine.
Explains the purpose and location of various safety and instructional decals on the machine.
Illustrates and explains symbols related to engine start and variable speed control.
Lists required loose parts and their intended use during the initial setup process.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the upper handle assembly to the lower frame.
Procedure for attaching the wheel clutch cable ends to the control levers.
Details the process of connecting the traction control rod to the speed selector.
Guide for connecting the chute control rod to the discharge chute mechanism.
Instructions for connecting the electrical wiring for headlights and hand warmers.
Procedure for checking and adding engine oil before initial operation.
Procedure for adjusting tire pressure to the recommended level for safe operation.
Ensures skids are correctly set to prevent auger contact with the ground.
Verifies proper functioning of the traction drive system with a CAUTION warning.
Diagrams identifying major parts and control features of the snowthrower.
Detailed steps for adjusting the traction drive for correct forward and reverse movement.
Provides recommendations for fuel type and critical safety warnings for refueling.
Covers checking oil, fuel valve, and using the primer for engine starting.
Details inserting the ignition key and preparing for engine ignition.
Explains choke, throttle settings, and using recoil or electric start.
Provides warnings and guidelines for using the electric starter safely and effectively.
Step-by-step instructions for shutting down the engine and securing the machine.
Instructions on how to turn the hand warmer feature on and off.
Procedure for engaging the machine's traction drive system.
Procedure for disengaging the machine's traction drive.
Explains how to use wheel clutch levers for enhanced maneuverability and turning.
Details how to select forward and reverse speeds using the speed selector lever.
Procedure for engaging the auger and impeller drive system.
Instructions for using the Quick Stick to adjust discharge chute and deflector.
Safety warnings and methods for clearing obstructions from the discharge chute.
Tips to prevent controls and parts from freezing during cold weather operation.
Key safety advice including hazards, operator position, and handling foreign objects.
Lists required maintenance tasks at different service intervals.
General steps to follow before performing any maintenance or service.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level to ensure proper lubrication.
Ensures proper ground clearance and auger protection by adjusting skid height.
Steps to adjust the traction cable for correct drive engagement and disengagement.
Procedure for adjusting the auger/impeller cable for proper clutch engagement.
Ensures proper lubrication of the auger gearbox by checking its oil level.
Step-by-step guide for draining and refilling the engine oil.
Instructions for lubricating the hex shaft for smooth operation of the drive system.
Procedure for replacing the spark plug, including gap setting.
How to adjust the chute latch for proper locking and movement.
Specific adjustment for the cable clamp affecting the discharge chute latch.
Guide for replacing a burnt-out headlight bulb with a new one.
Crucial safety precautions to follow when storing the snowthrower.
Steps for preparing the machine, including fuel stabilization and cleaning.
Procedure for bringing the snowthrower back into service after storage.
Diagnoses and solutions for issues like electric starter failure or disconnected power cords.
Diagnoses and solutions for issues like engine not starting or running rough.
Solutions for problems like poor snow throwing, plugged chutes, or drive belt issues.
Troubleshooting for chute malfunction, improper adjustment, or ineffective surface clearing.
Details the warranty rights, obligations, and coverage for emission control systems.
Outlines owner's responsibilities, including maintenance and proper use, to maintain warranty validity.
Specifies the products covered and their respective warranty periods.
Provides instructions on how to contact Toro and authorized dealers for warranty service.
Details the limited warranty coverage for products used in commercial applications.
