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WHEEL HORSE SNOW ATTACHMENTS CONTENTS: Snow Thrower . . . . 6-6211 Snow Thrower . . . . 6-9121 Snow Thrower . 6-911 Snow Thrower . . . . 6-3211 Snow Thrower . . . . 6-1211 Mie 6070 Snow Thrower .. . . 6-2211 Dozer Blade . . . 6-7111 Dozer Blade 6-4111 Dozer Blade... . . 6-3111 < a Ue Wheel fare. Psa es a eR ILI SUL SNOW THROWER BASIC UNIT MODEL 6-6211 Snow throwers are shipped in two separate cartons, © basic unit, and a completing package. This carton contains the basic unit. Two completing packages core available Model 6.9111 and Model 6.9121. The 6.9111 completing package will fit cll long- frame 4514" wheel base tractors. The 6:9121 complet ing package will fit tractor Model 1.7441. All tractors require @ power take-off clutch. Two power take-off clutches are available, Model 8-3111 mechanical type and Model 8-3511 electric type. Note: Tractor models prior to 1968 equipped with Pt-6 Pow- fer Take-off can bo used with this unit. Complete assembly and mounting instructions of the basic unit is provided in the completing package. 6-6211 SNOW THROWER — BASIC UNIT When ordering ports lways lit Part No, and Nome of Part Specifications Sublet To Change Without Notice. er i em | ter we Be | | cewreae wea te] ta | & 1 Rl a ! i) 2B] Bln ; 2] 8 > § | Be 4 +| @ PS | Bile " ' i] Pe Ra Serna eto / 3] He PS | ees | et EY eae | 3] @ OR | ieee | fer eee } Bo) i | Sear ae P38) ae Reo ee : Bo] saans | vate ae PB) Fila, | tere te eae, u aa toi lice 2 | bes | phonon Hi is | Bald |i ea 2 0 2 | ee | me ; B | Bins | seen eR ye 8 |B | te : Ble | tape eh + 2] 38. | ee i B | Bate [eect x 2 | gormaa | bar tead i 2 B | gues yy) ‘ ie B | Sis (STE wean ec ne |} | fan | Vee, esa ' 24 | 937014 | Key 29 Woodeutt 3 $2 | 9320344 Cotter Nyx 1 1 Bo) gay | GF yee [PB TAP eh sn : | go |g Peer i a 2174 Idler Sprocket a 35 920007-4 | Wether 14 SAE 2 B | elias | eae ay 2 | boct | SSE ye : PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTION: La SE SSCL) DESCRIPTION The snow thrower is shipped in two separate cartons, a besle unit, and a complete package. Thi carton contains the ‘completing package and must be used with the basic unit No. 66211. ASSEMBLY AND MOUNTING Remove all parts from the cartons and place on a clean flat surface, All loose parts are identified in Figure 1 1. Mount the top and side extension plates os shown in Figure 2. Secure in place with the bolts, washers and nuts provided, 2. Install the mounting frame assembly by bolt- ing the end with the four bolt holes to the blower housing frame. The arms should extend upward from the blower housing as shown in Fig. 2. Use the bolts and nuts provided to secure in place. Place one shim (784774) between the LEFT arm and the blower housing. Place the remaining shim inside the right hand side of the blower housing as a reinforcement Plate for the right arm. ae - Wheel Home SNOW THROWER COMPLETING PACKAGE MODEL 6-9121 = | (2h a B sf a 8 B 3. Loosen the two 1” belts holding the rear rollers, Slide the roller back and insert the ring on the shroud ‘assembly into the roller grooves. Adjust the rollers for- ward to fit snug against the shroud ring. Tighten the bolts, the shroud should turn freely. See Fig. 2. Figure 2 4, Insert idler arm ossembly shaft through the hole in the right side of the mounting frame assembly. The assembly is held in place with a 34" washer and hairpin cotter, items 17 and 18, sce the exploded view drawing. Stretch the spring that is connected to the idler arm and hook the loose end into the hole pro- vided in the blower housing frame. 5. The “V" belt must be wrapped around the pul- ley before sliding it on the drive shaft. Slide the pulley on to the drive shaft. Do not tighten the pulley fet serew at this tim 6. Attach the crank and support assembly to the blower housing line up the holes in the crank support with the two holes in the blower housing and the two holes in the bracket. Two reinforcing plates are used fo support the assembly to the blower housing. One is placed directly under the bolt heads and the other is placed on the inside of the blower housing, see Fig. 2 and the exploded view drawing. Insert the crank rod through the hole in the erank support bracket, and retain it with the 14" washer and hairpin cotter. 7. Remove the 82% inch long rod and spacer from the mounting frame. Roll the unit up to the tractor. Align the mounting frame so that the arms of the mounting frame straddle the tractor fram: See Fig. 3. Roll the snow thrower back into the tractor to allow the belt to be placed over the attachment and into the belt groove. Roll the snow thrower forward till the holes in the mounting arms align with the first set of holes of the tractor frame. Turn wheels all the way to the left. Insert the rod and spacer through the mounting frame and tractor frame. Hold in place with the %-16 nylok nut, See Fig. 3 Figure 3 Wrap the belt around the idler pulleys as shown in Fig. 3. NOTE: Adjust blower drive pulley in or out to align with the idler pulleys, tighten set serews. 9. Slide the lift rod into the lift tube. Fasten the lift tube over the pin located at the lower rear center of the blower housing, It is held with 5 washer ond X, x 1!" cotter pin. 10. Install lift rod into the bottom hole of the long tractor lift lever arm, Secure with the hairpin cotter. 11. A steering stop bracket (#9705) is provided to prevent the tire from hitting the idler pulley. To install place the bracket between the frame rails ‘and in line with the fifth hole back from the front. Note the bracket faces to the rear of the tractor as. shown in the exploded view drawing. Hold the bracket in place with the 3-16 x 1” bolts and %-16 Nylok nuts. CABLE WRAPPING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Face Shroud, Part No. 5220 to the right. (See Figure 4.) 2. Thread Cable, Part No. 4795, end “A” up under the Double Speed Nut, Part No. 6433, and tighten, screws just enough to retain cable. 3. Pull cable around the shroud and thread end "3" of cable through hole #1 then back through hole #2 in Crank, Part No. 8157, and then wrap seven (7) complete turns in direction shown in Figure 4, Finish last turn on top of crank. Pull cable end "B" behind the hook on the wrapper gusembly and thread up under the double speed hut. Retighten screws just enough to retain cable. 4. Foce shroud forward and grip beth ends of cable with pliers and pull until cable is tight. Tighten screws in speed nut securely. Figure 4 The adjustable shroud allows the operator 10 con- tol the direction the snow may be thrown by turn- ing the convenient pivot crank, The upper part of the snow shroud is adjustable to deflect the snow in on 1m depending upon con- upward or downward di ditions. There are wheels on each side for raising or lowering to prevent the Snow Thrower from catching fon uneven surfaces. Under some conditions it will be Necessary to coat the auger, shroud and the inside with paraffin or wax fo prevent snow and ice from sticking. Best results are obtained with slow forward movement of the tractor and high auger speed, therefore under normal conditions the tractor should be operated with full throttle and the speed should be fobout one m.p.h CAUTION: ELECTRIC CLUTCH — Be especially coreful after the blower has set outdoors after use. The auger could be frozen to the housing. If this condition exists it could cause damage to the clutch or belt. Check auger before starting, it should rotate freely. Always shut off engine before making any adjust- ment or lubrication. After the first hour of use recheck all bolts, nuts, cand set screws — tighten securely. Check chains ond belt alignment. Keep children and pets away while ‘operating, there may be rocks or metal in the snow which could be thrown forward or out the chute. Never permit anyone to stand in front of blower when engine is running, When snow drifts are high and hard-packed, the side plote extensions may be removed, to prevent the tractor from being pulled sideways into the drift. LUBRICATION The drive chain should be oiled with a light grade of machine oil. All other bearings and movable parts should be oiled frequently. In storing the Snow Thrower, it is advisable to coat the auger with a heavy machine oll to prevent rust. 6-9121 SNOW THROWER — COMPLETING PACKAGE When ordering parts always lit Part No. end Nome of Fart (specications subject to change without notice) tem [Port We. ‘wom | Port Ne. Me | Ne. Deseintion Rea’ No | Ne. Deseiption Resi. 1 | 9705 | Mounting Frame 1 ra | e200 | Washer 14 Dia. SAE 1 2 | 1992 | Spacer 1 ae | 7451 | Paley — ter 1 3 | sisrias | Nut 36-16 Nok 13 zo | an | Puy — tater 1 4 | a5 |coble 1 21 | 160 | ove wer ’ 5 | cir |erank 1 22 | 9000064 | solr Hox 26-16 « 116 ' 6 | 2014 |comer Pin x % 2 23 | e776 | Rod and Spacer Mounting ’ 7 | gn001t-4 | Wother 34 SAE 3 a | 6426 | Crank Support 1 3 4559 | Handle — Rubber 1 25 | sonos24 | Bole Hex 36-16 x 3% 4 9 | 2354 | Sering 1 26 | 7494 | Reinforcing. Bar 2 10 | 9790 | tube ond Gor ’ a7 | 962 | Bushing — Niner 1 uo} or lh ted ' me | 9000054 | Bolt 36.18 x 114 4 12 | 939505. | Motrin comer ' wo | am | shim 2 13, | tse | atey — Drive Shaft ' 0 | 900007-4 | Bolt Hox 36-16 «19% 1 14 | 909082.5 | Set Serew Hi 18 x Se Ny 2 ay en | Spacer 1 1s | 9157 | ler Arm An. ' 32 | 7450, | Bracket — elt Guard 1 te | 6681 | spring 1 aa | 9708 | Bracke ~ Stenting Stop : 7 | 9335064 | Hairsin comer 1 ae | posse [Bole 4.16 1 2 iif Oi Haue SNOW THROWER COMPLETING PACKAGE © oO Weel enti 6-9111 DESCRIPTION The snow thrower is shipped in two separate cartons, @ basic unit, and a complete package. This carton contains the ‘completing package and must be used with the basie unit No, 6-6211. ASSEMBLY AND MOUNTING Remove all parts from the cartons and place on a clean flat surface. All loose parts ore identified in Figure 1 1. Mount the top and side extension plates as ———_=——— shown in Figure 2. Secure in place with the bolts, fae | washers and nuts provided, 2 ¢ 2. Install the mounting frame assembly by insert- EE ing the end with the four bolt holes into the blower ‘seme sor | housing frame. The arms should extend upward from the blower housing as shown in Fig. 2. Use the bolts tnd nuts provided to secure in place. Figure 1 -7- 3. Loosen the two }4” bolts holding the rear rollers. Slide the roller back and insert the ring on the shroud assembly into the roller grooves. Adjust the rollers for- ward to fit snug against the shroud ring. Tighten the bolts, the shroud should turn freely. See Fig. 2. ler arm assembly shaft through the hole of the mounting frame assembly. The assembly is held in place with a 14” washer and a hairpin cotter, items 9 andl4, see the exploded view drawing. Stretch the spring thet is connected to the idler arm and hook the loose end into the hole pro- vided in the blower housing frame. 5. The “V" belt must be wrapped eround the pul- ley before sliding it on the drive shaft. Slide the pulley on to the drive shaft. Do not tighten the pulley set screw at 6 Attach the crank and support assembly to the blower housing line up the holes in the erank support With the two heles in the blower housing and the two holes in the bracket. Two reinforcing plates are used to support the assembly to the blower housing. One is placed directly under the bolt heads and the other is placed on the inside of the blower housing, see Fig. 2 and the exploded view drawing. Insert the erank rod through the hele in the crank support bracket, and retain it with the 4" washer and hairpin cotter. 7. Remove the 8)4 inch long bolt from the mount- ing frame. Roll the unit up to the tractor and align the first hole of the tractor frame with the hole in the mounting frame. Insert the bolt through a spacer, frame, and spacer as shown in Figure 3. 8. Place the drive belt in the inner groove of the attachment clutch, wrap the belt around the idler pulleys as shown in Figure 3. NOTE: Adjust blower drive pulley in or out to align with the idler pulleys, tighten sot serew. 9. Slide the lift rod into the lift tube. Fasten tho. lt tbe over the pin loeated ot the ower rear canter ( of the blower housing. It is held Me x1" cotter pin. % washer ond 10. Install lift rod into the top hole of the bottom tractor lift lever arm. The arm with the lift cable at- tached. Secure with the hairpin cotter. pulleys and the clutch arm, one 14 inch long (46309) ‘and one % inch long (37672). The 4” long spacers re removed for tractors models previous to 1968. Be sure the blower drive pulley is adjusted to align with the idler pulleys, CABLE WRAPPING INSTRUCTIONS: i 1. Face Shroud, Part No. 5520 to the right, (See Fig. 3.) 2. Thread Cable, Part No. 4795, end “A” up uns der the Double Speed Nut, Part No, 6433, and tighten screws just enough to retain cable. 3. Pull cable round the shroud and thread end "8" of cable through hole #1 then back through hole #2 in Crank, Part No. 6413, and then wrap seven (7) complete turns in direction shown in Figure 4, Finish last turn on top of crank, Pull cable end “B” behind the hook on the wrapper assembly and thread up under the double speed nut. Retighten screws just enough to retain cable. 4. Face shroud forward and grip both ends of cable with pliers end pull until cable is tight. Tighten screws in speed nut securely. tients scsi Figure 4 The adjustable shroud allows the operator to con: trol the direction the snow may be thrown by turn: ing the conv snow shroud is adjustable to deflect the snow in an upward or downward direction depending upon con: nt pivot crank, The upper part of the ditions. There are wheels on each side for raising or lowering to prevent the Snow Thrower from catching fon uneven surfaces. Under some conditions it will be necessary to coat the auger, shroud and the inside with paroffin or wax to prevent snow and ice from sticking. Best results are obtained with slow forward movement of the tractor and high cuger speed, therefore under normal conditions the tractor should be operated in first gear with full throttle. On auto- ‘matic drive tractors the speed should be obout one mpsh, CAUTIO MANUAL CLUTCH — Engage clutch gently, do not snap into engagement. ELECTRIC CLUTCH — Be especially careful after the blower has set outdoors ofter use. The auger could be frozen to the housing. If this condition exists it could cause damage to the clutch or belt. Check auger before starting, it should rotate freely. Always shut off engine before making any adjust- ment or lubrication. After the first hour of use recheck all bolts, nuts, and set screws ~ tighten securely. Check chains and belt alignment. Keep children and pets away while operating, there may be rocks or metal in the snow which could be thrown forward or out the chute. Never permit anyone to stand in front of blower when engine is running. When snow drifts are high and hard-packed, the side plate extensions may be removed, to prevent the tractor from being pulled sideways into the drift. LUBRICATION The drive chain should be oiled with a light grade of machine cil, All other bearings and movable parts should be ciled frequently. In storing the Snow Thrower, it is advisable to coat the auger with o heavy machine oil to prevent rust 9 ‘hon ordering ports aways lit Part No. and Nome of Por Pot Ne. Deseret 6424 982 008844 9090304 4795 a3 sn2064 root 4559 2354 1986 9335064 2707 9098625 Bolt Square Heod 3-16 x 816 der Arm Any Spacer Bolt Hox 2416 x 124 Speer Support Cronk Bol 318 x % Bushing — Nylner ar — Reinforcing waa eweneren ea (EE iii i i PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS Wheel Hanse- Meese aaa Rae SNOW THROWER MODEL 6-3211 (Formerly STR-324) ASSEMBLY To identify the parts mentioned in the assembly instructions refer to Fig. | and Fig. Ih FIG. 1 Install mounting frame to the main assembly and secure with four %-16 x % bolts, part 908033-4 and nylok nuts, part 915113-6, Fasten control guide bracket part 5504 to mounting frame. Secure with two %16 x 1% bolts, part 908035-4 and %4-16 nylok ruts, part 915113:6. See Fig. Ill Fig. Il Install the shroud assembly in the grooves of the front ond rear rollers. Adjust rear rollers by sliding forward. Be sure rollers turn freely and shroud turns freely. See Fig. IV. FIG. 1V Move wheel adjustment lever all the way forward :0 wheels are down. Roll the unit to the tractor and secure with two mounting spacers, part 1982 and fone 3-16 x 84 bolt, part 900854-4 and nylok nut, part 915113-6 thru first hole in tractor frame. See Fig. V. Slide the belt over the control guide bracket an the pulley groove nearest the tractor. Fis. V Install crank, part 4572 thru the hole in the control guide, and thru the hole in the bracket on the wrapper essembly, and secure with cotter pins, 14 x %4, part 932016.4. Bend both ends around "e crank. Bolt the idler bracket assembly to the RH. frame rail with %-16 x 1% belt, part 908035-4 through sec- fond hole from the end of the frame. Secure with 4-16 nylok nut, part 915113-6. Install clutch rod, part 4573 they slot in control guide and secure to idler bracket, with hairpin cotter, 933504-4, os shown. Install the knob, part 1001. Hook the spring to the moin assembly ond the idler ‘arm, it is held in place with @ % dia. washer, 920007- 4 end hairpin cotter 933504-4. See Fig. V. Fasten the two belt retainers to the engine with the Nip24 screws, part 3385 and 5% lockwasher, part 9200824, Adjust belt retainers s0 that it holds the belt when the attachment clutch rod it declutched. (NOTE; Belt stop bracket should not touch the belt when running.) Place lift tube, part 3093 over pin on snow thrower wear plate, Secure with 14” flat washer, part 920011-4 cond cotter pin, part 932034-4. Slide lift rod, part 1986 Into lift tube. Install lift-link, pert 5370 on pin of lift rod with the link extended forward, (NOTE: Holes in link are offset towards one side. This side should be down so that the thickest portion is up.) Secure with hairpin cotter Raise lift Rod (with link attached) and install lift- on pin of lawn Ranger lift lever. Secure with hair- pin cotter, part 933504-4 _ Fe. vi CABLE WRAPPING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Foce Shroud assembly to the right. (See Fig. VI.) 2. Thread Cable, Part No. 4795, end “A” up under the Double Speed Nut, Part No. 6433, and tighten screws just enough to retain cable. 3. Pull cable around the shroud and thread end “BY of cable through top hole in Crank, and then wrap eight (8) complete turns in direction shown in Fig. Vi. Finish last turn on bottom of crank, Pull cable end “8” behind the hook on the wrapper assembly and thread up under the double speed nut. Retighten screws just enough to retain cable. 4. Foce shroud forward and grip both ends of cable with pliers and pull until cable is tight. Tighten screws in speed nut securely. OPERATION The adjustable shroud allows the operator to con- trol the direction the snow may be thrown by turn. ing the convenient pivot erank. The upper part of the snow shroud is edjustable to deflect the snew in an upward or downward direction depending upon con- ditions. There are wheels on each side for raising or lowering to prevent the Snow Thrower from catching fon uneven surfaces. Under some conditions it will be necessary 10 coat the auger, shroud ond the inside with paraffin or wax to prevent snow and ice from sticking. Best results ore obtained with slow forward movement of the tractor and high auger speed. CAUTION — Engage clutch gently, do not snap into engagement. Be especially careful after the blower has set out doors after use. The auger could be frozen to the deck. Always shut off the engine before making any adjustment or lubrication. After the first hour of use recheck all bolts, nuts, cond set screws — tighten securely. Check choins and belt alignment. Keep children and pets away while operating, there may be rocks or metal in the snow which could be thrown forward or out the chute. Never permit anyone to stand in front of blower when engine is running. LUBRICATION The drive chain should be oiled with o light grade of machine oil. All other bearings and movable parts should be oiled frequently. In storing the Snow Thrower, it is advisable to coat the auger with o heavy machine oil to prevent rust. -13— Ne. 3 15 25 2 Ey 2 20 a 38 No. 2175 21% 0800-4 sisniss 2009 s20009-4 | Assy wheel Supp SNOW THROW PARTS LIST 6-3211 Formerly STR-324 “When ordving parts alweys list Port No. and Nome of Port All specication: subject to change without notice Ay Wrapper | Assy Auger Shott Gre Wheel Bushing Nylon Wither 080 Thick Wesker 050 Thick Washer 4 SAE Cotter in x fell Fin Kx 1% fall Pin Sx 1% Set Serew Sie18 3 My Nylok Seorng Flanged Roll Pin 4 1% Bolt Conioge S18 x % Nut Nylok S18 Set Scr 1420. Y Nplok Key 29 Woodeut Shaft — Drive Chain Polley Dvive Shaft Sprocket ler Nut 418 Eloste Stop ‘sty Guard ~ Inner Aaty Guard — Outer Serow 120 x % Som Any Idler Bracket fol Hex 34-16 x 2 Nylok Spacer 5, tong Bracket Belt Guide item | Por Rea Ne | Ne ie | 054 lea «| ssiae 2 4s | sosoaa4 1 a un 1 | 101 1 o | un 1 s | ne fe 5 | soso0e 1 a7) mse 1 se | rissa 4 se | 2165 1 co | soos : 958614 ‘ | sasos ‘ | 568s : a | oss 2 os | 609 2 | maou 1 7 ss06 1 nae 1 @ | 5% 1 v0 | 3099 1 n | sie 1 2 | se 1 | won 1 | saree ‘ 7 | soeose. 1 7% | 085 ‘ 7 | ous 1 7 ms js 7 | r00e24 1 eo | ss02 n ay | seo 1 | 77 Jo cx | ses 1 | ase Jo os | so a — ue ott Square Head 24-16 x 84 Nor 34:16 Nylok Aas'y Rod ~ Clutch rank CContst Guide Bracket ott Hex 2618 «1% Raler Bolt Hex 34-20 x 114 Nut Nok 3-20 Nut 3416 Elote Stop uy Deflector 8 Round Heod 4.20 x 4 Nur 4-20 Elone Hotrpin Cotter Any Mounting Frome Coble Speed Nut — Double #10 Cotter Fin Ky xt Serow #10-18 « 36 Self Top Any Lift Rod Link — uth Asy Tube ond Bor rocket — tater ar Belt Guide Pulley — tater Nut Hex 36-18 Jom Bolt Hex 2-16 = 2 Collar Ratciner — Batt See — Round Head Ke24 x 3% | Plate ~ side Extension Decal — General Cavton Decal — Attachment Reet SUN Wheel Hane. Ca Oe ec nD CRANK PART NO. 6413 CRANK SUPPORT PART NO, 6426 CABLE END oan WHEEL ADJUSTMENT SNOW THROWER MODEL 6-1211 (Formerly ST-376) MOUNTING FRAME ASS'Y, PART NO. 6424 SHROUD. PART NO, 5220 WRAPPER ASS'Y, PART NO. 6429 md FRONT & REAR "CABLE END ROLLERS rH Figure 1 ASSEMBLY 2. Install Crank Support, Part No. 6426 to the Remove Snow Thrower and all parts from carton and place on a clean flat surface. 1. Fasten the Mounting Frame Assembly, Part No. 6424, to the Wrapper Assembly, Part No. 6429 with four 4" x %" Hex Head Bolts, Part No, 908033-4 and secure with the four 24” Nylock Nuts, Pert No. 915113-6. Wrapper Assembly, Part No. 6429 with four 34" x 34" Bolts, Part No. 908032-4 and secure four Elastic Stop Nuts, Part No. 915663-4, 3. Install the Shroud Assembly, Part No. 5220, in the grooves of the Front and Rear Rollers, Part No. 1973. Be sure the Rollers, Part No. 1973, and Shroud, Part No. 5220 turn freely. To adjust slide rear rollers, 16 ~ ¢€ } IDLER PULLEY PART NO. 4974 TUBE & BAR ASS'Y. PART NO. 6427 SPRING REAR ROLLERS PART NO, 1973 IDLER_ARM ASS'Y. PART NO, 6420 PART NO, 5185 IDLER PULLEY PART NO. 4387 Figure 2 ASSEMBLY (Continued) forward or back and secure by tightening the two Nylock nuts on the rear rollers 4. Install Nylon Bushing, Part No. 5982, in hole ‘of upper end of the Crank Support, Part No. 6426. Now with the 4" S.A.E, Washer, Part No. 920011-4 fon the Crank, Part No. 6413, slide crank down through the nylon bushing and insert it in hole in the bracket of the wrapper assembly. Secure with two 4” x 1” Cotter Pins, Port No. 932016-4 through holes in Crank, Part No. 6413. Bend both ends of cotter pins ‘around crank rod. 5. Place Tube and Bar Assembly, Part No. 6427, over pin located at lower rear center of wrapper as- sembly. Now secure with 34" Flat Washer, Part No, 920013-4 and 34” x 1” Cotter Pin, Part No. 932034-4, Insert Lift Rod Assembly, Part No. 1986, in to end of Tube ond Bar Assembly, Part No. 6427. Move wheel adjustment lever all the way forward s0 the Wheels, Part No. 1987 are down, 6. Roll unit 10 the tractor and secure with two Mounting Spacers, Part No. 1982, and %" x 814” square head Bolt, Part No. 900854-4 and Nylock Nut, Part No. 915113-6 in the first hole of the tractor frame, 7. Install power take-off clutch as per instructions which came with the P.T.-6 package. 8. Install Spring, Part No. 6651, between erm on Idler Arm Assembly, Part No. 6420 and hole in wrap: per essembly (Fig. 2). Place Belt Idler Pulleys, Part Nos. 4974 and 4387 and in inner groove on the power take-off clutch. Make sure that the Belt Guide Bracket, Part No. 6423 is correctly positioned to re- tain belt in groove of the pulley without rubbing back of belt. CAUTION: Check for proper alignment of pulleys, -W7- Figure 3 CABLE WRAPPING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Face Shroud, Part No. 5220 to the right. (See Fig. 3.) 2. Thread Cable, Part No. 4795, end “A” up un- der the Double Speed Nut, Part No. 6433, and tighten screws just enough to retain cable, 3. Pull cable around the shroud and thread end "B" of cable through top hole in Crank, Part 9. Install Lift Rod, Part No. 1986, into top hole in bottom arm of tractor lift lever and secure with Hairpin Cotter, Part No. 933504-4. OPERATION The adjustable shroud ollows the operator to con. trol the direction the snow may be thrown by turn- ing the convenient pivot crank. The upper part of the snow shroud is adjustable to deflect the snow in an upward or downward direction depending upon con- ditions. There ore wheels on each side for raising of lowering to prevent the Snow Thrower from catching fon uneven surfaces. Under some conditions it will be necessary to coat the auger, shroud and the inside with paraffin or wex to prevent snow and ice from sticking. Best results are obtained with slow forward movement of the tractor ond high auger speed, therefore under normal conditions the tractor should be operated in first gear with full throttle. No. 6413, and then wrap eight (8) complete turns in direction shown in Fig. 3. Finish last turn on bottom of crank. Pull cable end "B” behind the hook on the wrapper assembly and thread up under the double speed nut. Re- tighten screws just enough to retain cable. 4. Face shroud forward and grip both ends of cable with pliers end pull until cable is tight. Tighten screws in speed nut securely, CAUTION — Engage clutch gently, do not snap into engagement. Be especially careful after the blower has set out doors after use. The auger could be frozen to the deck. Always shut off the engine before making any adjustment or lubrication. After the first hour of use recheck all bolts, nuts, ‘and set screws — tighten securely. Check chains and belt alignment. Keep children and pets away while ‘operating, there may be rocks or metal in the snow which could be thrown forward or out the chute. Never permit anyone to stand in front of blower when engine is running. LUBRICATION The drive chain should be oiled with a light grade of machine oil. All other bearings and movable parts should be oiled frequently. In storing the Snow Thrower, it is advisable to coat the auger with a heavy machine oil 10 prevent rust, 18 - Pee When ordering ports always lit Port No. end nome of ptt Pen eet [on Ne. Ne No | Ne. Rew was 8 2 ae e i Sina ° 2 iar a Bol Hox 24.16 2 mse 2 Not Bese Stop 26-16 s 1987 3 Ast Shroud 1 974 a feller 4 2090 “6 2 357 a | 2 janis 7 2 3373 | pss 2 5269, a) des ; 9098004 50 | S000s2-4 |} al'i-20'x 94 Round Heed 2 on ring Bi | Sissi | Nur 3220 2 grins | Rall Pn 6» 32 | 933503-4 | Hoirgn co i 300037-4 | Bolt ~ Cornage Kel x % 52 | Gaza | sey Mounting Frome 1 sisi yok et | tee | Some 2 ous 55 | so0Ksea | Bat 36-16 x 094 Square Head t 909485 | Set Seow 14-20 x 14 Nylok 56) 51ana | Nur 35-16 Nylok 5 Sa70Id | Key 49 Woodeath | sono 2 war | Shon Drive se | ais 1 sais | chain 3 | Sa20164 4 2707 | Paley — Drive shot, | Bee : 2I74 | Sprocket — lor a) a8 1 $o8060-4 | Eoin Hex 9513 1% 2 | S004 4 g20011-4 | Wather SAE | Seen 1 9158684 | Nur 319 Elostic Stop se | as 1 ear” | Spacer 5) adar | Assy, Tobe & 1 $418 | Aer Guard — Inner 6 | 9200154 | Washer 3 sae 1 nea | Atey. Guard — Outer @7 | 932036: | Comer Pin Boon 1 1 131 | Serew Some 1020 1% 6 | Toes | Aer Git Rea 1 6420 | Any idler arm 8 | 935044 | Holrin Cater 1 3335044 | Hoi Cotter yo | tare | ch Orv 1 Best | Spring 71 | 6433, | Speed Nut (Double) 1 on 72 | 622064 | Strow $10:16 % 14 SeltTop z ay 73 | 44s0 | Ovccl = Gan, Caston 1 Be 74 | 604 | Bsccl — Sn 1 SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET FOR 6-1211 (ST 376) SNOW THROWER For Mounting To Wheel Horse Tractors Long Wheel Base (45%"). In order to provide our customers with the most up to date improvements the following changes have been made since the ST 376 Manual was published; Refer To the Parts List, Back Page. REF. NO. SHOULD BE DESCRIPTION REQ'D. 42 915113-6 Nut ,3/8-16 Nylok 2 New #7672 Spacer 2 New 7495 Plate-Top Extension 1 New 5502 Plate-Side Extension 2 * These spacers fit on the bolts with spacers #2233 (Ref #40) SUPPLEMENT INSTRUCTIONS: To obtain proper belt alignment it is necessary to check the following before attaching the Snow Thrower Unit to @ Tractor: Q | The spacers between the Idler Pulleys (Ref #35636) and Idler Arm (Ref #32) should be located as follow: FOR CHARGER AND RAIDER TRACTORS WITH 45%" WHEEL BASE: Two spacers are to be between the Idler Pulleys and the Clutch Arm. One #7672 Spacer 1/8 inch long and one #2233 Spacer } inch long. Make sure the Driver Pulley (Ref #23) is aligned with the Idler Pulleys. FOR ALL OTHER 45% INCH WHEEL BASE TRACTORS One Spacer 1/2 inch long (Ref #40) is to be between the Idler Pulley and the Clutch Arm. Place the 1/8" Spacers next to the Heads of the Idler Pulley Mounting Bolts. —20- Wheel Hate. KIT — 6070 e This Kit 6070 Has Been Designed to Adapt the ST-376 Snow Thrower to Standard Frame 8 and 10 HP. Tractors lems To Be Removed From ST-376 Snow Thrower: 1, Remove Spring Part No. 6651 and discard. 2. Remove Snow Thrower Drive Belt, Part No. 1576, ond discard. 3. Remove Pulley, Part No. 2707 from Drive Shaft, Part No. 4757 and discard 4. Remove Idler Arm Ass'y. Part No. 6420 complete with Idler Pulleys 5. Remove both Idler Pulley Assemblies from Idler Arm, Part No, 6420 and install on new Idler Arm Ass'y., Part No. 6911. Now discard Idler Arm Part No. 6420, 6. Cut 43%” from the rear end of the Tube and Bar Assly., Part No, 6427. tems To Be Installed on ST-376 Snow Thrower: 1. Install Idler Arm Ass'y., Part No. 6911 in Mounting Frame Ass'y., Part No. 6424 and secure with (2) Hairpin Cotters one on each side of frame. 2. Install Drive Pulley, Part No. 1611 on to Drive Shaft, Part No. 4757, make sure pulley is in line with idlers and secure with set screw provided. 3. Install new Drive Belt, Part No, 1588. MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS 1. Soe assembly instructions, paragraphs 1 thru 6, of the ST-376 Instruction Sheet. Disregard paragraphs 7 and 8. 2, Install Drive Belt over Engine Pulley using inner groove. 3. Install both Belt Retainers, Part No. 5949 on engine Using screws provided. Position the retainers ap- proximately ¥4"" from belt with attachment clutch engaged. (See photo.) 4. Install both Belt Retainers, Part No. 6149 under the front and bottom nuts of the Flanged Ball Bearing, Part No. 5269. Position as instructed in Step 3. 5. Attach Link Ass'y., Part No. 6914 to the Idler Arm Ass'y., Part No. 6911 and then to tractor attach- ment clutch link, Now secure with Hairpin Cotters. (See photo.) Fue PART No. 16t1 PARTS LIST ten f fen | eat | er Arm Any — 1 1588 | v.telt — Driv 1 o14 | Unk any, Joa 933504 | Helpin — Cot 4 1st | lly = brive } 909848 Ser Seow 1 5H | Balt Retainer 2 509070 | Rd. Rd Screw (10 HPD eee 6149 | Bett Reteiner 2 909084 | Rd. Hd. Serew @ HP) [2 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIONS fifbiee @ CLUTCH CONTROL CONTROL GUIDE BRACKET. PART NO. 5504 CRANK PART NO. 4872 SNOW THROWER MODEL 6-2211 (Formerly ST-326) MOUNTING FRAME ASS'Y. PART NO. 2168 SHROUD PART NO. 5220 WRAPPER ASS'Y. PART NO. 2170 SIDE PLATE EXTENSION ROLLERS PART NO. 1973 WHEEL ADJUSTMENT LEVER ASSEMBLY Remove Snow Thrower from carton and fasten Control Guide, Part No. 5504 0 Mounting Frame, Port No. 2168. Secure with two %-16 x 1% Bolts, Port No. 908035-4 and 34-16 Elastic Nuts, Part No. 915663-4. (NOTE: Be sure the Drive Belt, Port No. 1589 is on the inside of bracket toward the tractor.) Install mounting frame to Wrapper Assembly, Part No. 2170 and secure with four 34-16 x % Bolts, Part No. 908033-4 and Elastic Nuts, Part No. 915663-4. Install the Shroud, Part No, $220 in the grooves of the front and rear Rollers, Part No. 1973. Adjust rear rollers by sliding forward. Be sure rollers and shroud turn freely. Secure with two 14-20 x 114 Bolts, Part No. 908006-4 and Hex Nylock Nuts, PartNo. 915111.6. Move wheel edjutnent lover all the wey fervor OOH s0 wheels are down. Roll the unit to the tractor and secure with two Mounting Spacers, Port No. 1982 and one %-16 x 84 Bolt, Part No. 900854-4 and Nylock Nut, Part No, 91511356 ~ 22 - IDLER PULLEY PART NO. MWwee2! IDLER BRACKET ASS'Y. PART NO. 4576 CABLE END CLUTCH ROD PART NO. 4573 BAR & TUBE ASS'Y, PART NO. 3093 Figure 2 ASSEMBLY (Continued) Install Crank, Part No. 4572 thru the hole in the control guide, and thru the hole in the bracket on the Wrapper Assembly, Part No. 2170. Secure with Cot- ter Pin, % x 1, Part No. 932017-4. Bend both ends oround the crank, Install Drive Belt, Part No. 1598 on inside groove on the tractor engine pulley. Install the Idler Bracket, Part No, 5619 with the %4-16 x 1% Bolt, Part No, 908035-4 in the second hole from the end of the tractor frame, The belt should ride on the bottom of Idler Pulley, Part No. MW8821. The Spacer, Part No. 4937, fils between bracket and pulley (es shown on parts drawing), Install Clutch Rod, Part No. 4573 thru slot in con- trol guide and secure to idler brocket, with Hairpin Cotter, Part No, 933504-4 (Fig. 2), Install Lift Rod, Part No. 1986 to top hole in bottom arm of tractor lift lever and secure with Hairpin Cotter, Part No. 933504-4 The top hole in the tractor lift lover must be en- larged to '% in diameter on all 701, 552, 502, and 702 tractors. Slide Tube and Bor Assembly, Part No. 3093 over Lift Rod, Part No. 1986 and over pin located at lower rear center of Snow Thrower, secure with 14" Flat Washer, Part No. 920011-4 and Cotter Pin, Part No, 932034.4, Fasten the Belt Retainers, Part No. 6149 to the engine with p24 x 34 Screws, Part No, 3385 and 5% lock Washer, Part No. 920082-4 on all trac- tors with Lauson engines, tractors with 6, 7 and 8 H.P. Kohler engines use 6-16 x % Screws, Part No. 909084-4 and % Lock Washers, Part No. 920083-4 23 — Figure 3 CABLE WRAPPING INSTRUCTIONS: 1, Face Shroud, Part No, 5520 to the right. (See Fig. 3) 2. Thread Cable, Part No. 4795, end A” up un. der the Double Speed Nut, Part No, 6433, and tighten screws just enough to retain cable. 3. Pull cable around the shroud and thread end "8" of cable through hole #1 then back through hole 22 in Crank, Part No. 4572, and then wrap seven (7) complete turns in direction shown in Figure 4. Finish last turn on top of crank, Pull cable end "8" behind the hook on the wrapper ‘assembly and thread up under the double speed rut. Retighten screws just enough to retain cable, 4. Face shroud forward and grip both ends of cable with pliers and pull until cable is tight Tighten screws in speed nut securely. To increase snow removal width mount side Exten- sion Plates, Part No. 5502 to the sides of the Wrap- per Assembly, Part 2170. Secure Extension Plates, Part No. 5502 with the three %-16 x 1 Carriage Bolts, Part No. 900063-4, and % diometer Washers, Part No. 920009-4 and %-16 Elastic Nuts, Part No, 915663-4. OPERATION The adjustable shroud allows the operator to con- trol the direction the snow may be thrown by turn- ing the convenient crank. The upper part of the snow shroud is adjustable to deflect the snow in an upward or downward direction depending upon con- ditions. There are wheels on each side for raising or lowering to prevent the Snow Thrower from catching fon uneven surfaces. Under some conditions it will be necessary to coat the auger, shroud and the inside with paraffin or wax to prevent snow and ice from sticking. Best results are obtained with slow forward movement of the tractor and high auger speed, there- fore under normal conditions the tractor should be ‘operated in first gear with full throttle. CAUTION — Engage clutch gently. Do not snap into engagement. Be especially careful after the blower hos set outdoors after use. The auger could be frozen to the deck. Always shut off the engine before making any adjustment or lubrication, After the first hour of use recheck all bolts, nuts, cand set serews — tighten securely. Check chains and belt alignment. Keep children and pets away while operating, there may be rocks or metal in the snow which could be thrown forward or out the chute. Never permit anyone to stand in front of blower when engine is running. LUBRICATION The drive chain should be olled with a light grade of machine oil. All other bearing and movable ports should be oiled frequently. In storing the Snow Thrower, it is advisable to coat the auger with heavy machine oll to provent rust — 24 \\o All Od Ay. Weepper ‘Assy. Auger earing Assy Auger Shaft Py Wee W974 | Bushing = Nylon Ya7e | Wathor — Auger s200t-s | Washer 3 $4, gore | cone fn 2 94 557 p25 a 933173 | Roll pin Sh x 14 5269". | Saarng « Hanged Boll orasns | Sot Srow SelB x 8 Nyl 4571 | Beoring ~ Flanged Ball saazie | Rell Pn Ye x 900087-4 | Balt © Coniage Net x % FSN2S | Not © Nok Me 2175. | Sprocket sonaes.s | Set Seow 14-20 x %/ Hox Soe Nylok sarod | Key #9 Woodrum 23. | Shan 275 | Chain 3499 | Pulley - Drive Shaft 2174, | Sprocket «Ider $o0060-4 | Soin Hen. 4-19 x 1% J1s11s.8 | Not 419 Elastic Stop aoa ‘Guard’ Inner 2162 | Any. Guord = Outer ‘ast Some 1.20 % 3% 5335064 | Holrin Coben 2631 | Spring S20d0r4 | Watker 14 S.A E ey «ater 909035.6 | Bolt 34-16 x 114 Hon. Nylok 1536 | Spocor My Long 3740 | Brocket = Bet Guide 5220 | Any. Shroud 973 | Roller 218 | Spacer sos0oes | Bolts Hex. 320 x 1% SISNITS | Nut Nylok 2620 2165 5090524 Piss 3350 aisnas nee 401 4572 gano1e4 926006-4 Pinos ots 909070-4 3099 a9 5 5080384 Wot 9-18 Nylok Any. Detector Balt Ra He 14-20 x 36 14.20 taste Stop Heiepin Comer Nor 3¢-16 Nylek Baty "Mounting Frome (15.326) Ba sor He 36:1 «0 Sets x 76 Rod ~ Cie Kok Crank Cotter Pin Ye Au'y, Bracket * Control Guide fat. Hex 38 © 1% able Screw - Rove Hd. Mach #10164 Cote Pin Sa 1 ‘Assy Rd Serew Round Ha. Sy 8 x %4 (Keble 10 HP) ‘Assy Tbe & Bor Bracket = ter Bor Bat Guide Polley Not? Hen 3-16 Jom, Bolt = Hox. 96.16 2% Bait Retna Screw Round Hd. 24% (lovion) lockwasher % Dis, Lovton) Screw Round Ha. 34-16 % 3% (ahler 7 4) lockwasher 2 Dia, (Koler) Pate = Side Extension Bolt = Corioge 36-16 x 1 Wesker 94 Dia. SALE ait = Drive Decal — General Cotton Decal - Attochment| Tube (Rubber) Spocer Speed Nut - Double #10 15 2 2 : 1 1 1 3 2 i : 2 1 : 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 i 2 — 25 — SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET FOR 6-221 (ST 326) SNOW THROWER For Mounting To Wheel Horse Tractors Short Wheel Base (41k"). In order to provide our customers with the most up to date improvements the following changes have been made since the $T326 Manual was published; Refer to the parts list, back page. REF, NO. SHOULD BE DESCRIPTION REQ'D 37 908038-4 Bolt~3/8-16x2 Hex Hd. p 38 1967 Spacer- (5/16) * p New 6309 Spacer-(") * 1 New 920009-4 Washer - 3/8 SAE 1 New 915113-6 Nut - 3/8-16 Nylok 1 New 7497 Plate-Top Extension L See Supplement Instructions for location of Spacers. SUPPLEMENT INSTRUCTIONS: To obtain proper belt alignment it is necessary to check the following before attaching the Snow Thrower Unit to a Tractor: Check the spacer location on the belt clutch Idler Pulley. FOR GEAR DRIVE TRACTORS: ‘The 4" spacer (longest) is to be between the Clutch Arm #4576 (Ref. #32) and the Idler Pulley (Ref. #36). The shorter spacer is to be between the Idler Pulley and the Belt Guide (Ref. #39). Make sure the Driver Pulley (Ref. #25) is aligned with the Idler Pulley. FOR WHEEL-A-MATIG TRACTORS: The shorter spacer is to be between the Clutch Arm #4576 (Ref. #32) and Idler Pulley (Ref. #36) and the 4" (longer) is to be between the Idler Pulley and the Belt Guide (Ref. #39). Make sure that the Driver Pulley (Ref #25) is aligned with the Idler Pulley. = 26 ~ 42” DOZER BLADE Wheel Hane. MODEL 6-7111 See Sa DESCRIPTION The 42” dozer blade is designed to work with Com- mando and Charger V7 and V8 models 1-4741, 1.7741, 1.7841, and 1-4841, It is quickly installed cond removed to do a variely of snow and earth mov- ing chores. The dozer blade is protected by an auto- matic trip device. If the blade strikes a solid object, it wil tilt forward as it slides over the object and then return to normal operating position. ASSEMBLY AND MOUNTING ~ 27 = | 4. Assemble the end of the lift bar to the frame lift bracket as shown in Figure 1. Secure with @ flat washer and hairpin cotter. Slide the assembly under the tractor from the front until the upturned ends of the frame lift arms are to the rear of the steering tie rods. 5. Remove a hairpin cotter and withdraw the at: tachment pivot rod, Figure 2. Raise the frame lift ‘arms between the tractor frame side rails to align the attachment pivot holes with corresponding holes in the tractor frame. Reinsert the attachment pivot rod ‘and secure with hairpin cotters. 6. Raise the free end of the lift bar alongside to the right of the tractor lift plate. By moving the tractor lift lever as necessary, align the hole in the end of the bar with the rear hole in the tractor lift plate. Insert the clevis pin through the bar and plate and secure with a flat washer and hairpin cotter. REMOVAL 1. Lower the blade with the tractor lift lever on the left side of the tractor. Remove the hairpin cotter, flat washer, and clevis pin to release the blade lift bar from the tractor lift plate. 2. Remove the hairpin cotter and withdraw the ettachment pivot rod from the tractor frame to lower the blade lift arms. Reinstall the attachment pivot rod in the tractor frame and secure with the hairpin cot- ter. The tractor end blade may now be moved away from each other. OPERATION The blade operating angle is adjustable to three positions: right, left, and straight ahead, To change the angle, raise the blade with the tractor lift lever, FIGURE 2 depress the indexing lever, Figure 1, and swing the blade to the desired position. Release the lever and allow the indexing pin to lock the blade in place. LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE Before operation, make sure all bolts are tight and cotters are in place. Excessive play in the pivot sector can be removed by tightening the large pivot bolt. (Figure 1.) ‘The blade edge is reversible and replaceable. When the edge becomes worn, remove the blade edge plate attaching bolts and turn the blade edge plate ‘over, providing a new cutting edge. A light grade of machine oll should be applied to all moving parts before operation, and after every ten hours of use. PARTS LIST When ordering porte clays lit Part No, end nome of Part [specications wbleet to chonge without notice) EF] 1s 1 | se | Frame 1 2 | sia | fn — Indexing 1 a | ase | spring 1 4 | 9320174 | comer Pin % x 1" 4 3 | 9200134 | washer 5 fer 2 & | se | teva — Indexing 1 7 | s2000n4 | Washer 1 e | sania | Fin 1 10 | 5257 | Grin — Handle 1 ne | sie | etede i 12 | 2346 | Plate — Blade Edge 1 13 | o0082-4 | tolr — Coniage 3616 x % 5 14 | 91sss24 | Nut 34-16 Elose Stop 5 5102 | Sector and Channel 1 9082564 | Bolt Hex 34-16 x 3% 1 9156404 | Nut Hex 2-16 Floste Stop 1 3117 | Spring Trip Retarn 2 5120 | Rod — Trip Ps 2 2 | 456 | Red — tower 1 22 | 4944 | Plug — Suton 2 23 | 9025124 | Fin — Hoirin Comer ‘ ze | a7 | Bor — uth 1 25 | 992505. | Fin Haein Comer 2 26 | gazizz4 | in 1 27 | yac007-4 | Wather 1 ma | 504 | Omak 1 28 PARTS LIST AND INSTRUCTIO! , Wheel Hare co ASSEMBLY AND MOUNTING 1. The Dozer Blade is shipped complete in one carton. There are three main parts in the carton. The Frame Assembly, Blade Assembly, and a box of parts, 2. Remove contents from carton 3. Install the mounting bracket assembly (see Fig. 1). The bracket should be centered on the axle hous: ing. Secure in place with the links and 3-16 x 3%" carriage bolts and %-16 elastic stop nuts. Angle spacers, item No. 42 on the exploded view drowing, are used on all models where required except the Automatic Transmission (Wheel-A-Matic) type tractors. The engle spacer fits under the link ond a hole is provided for one of the carriage bolts, (See Fig. I.) ‘A.," spacer plate No. 7920 (item No. 45 on the exploded view drawing) is provided. On some models it may be necessary fo use Spacer No. 7920 to provide additional clearance between the Bracket Mounting Assy. No. 7710 item 43 ond the transmission case. The Spacers No. 7920 ore mounted directly on top of the angle brackets of the No. 7710 Bracket Mounting Assy. See the ex- ploded view drawing. The frame cross shaft fits in the end hole on cil tractors thet have 4514” wheel base, oll others use the second hole as shown in Fig. I 4, Slide the frame assembly under the tractor. Insert the rear cross shaft on the frame assembly in the mounting bracket nd latch. Be sure the index lever on the frame assembly is up and out of the way before the frame is locked in position, Fit one end of the lift ber in the second hole (hole nearest the driver) of the tractor lift arm. The DOZER BLADE MODEL 6-411 other end fits into ¢ hole or a slot on the lift plate. The slot is used for Models 1046, 1056, 1076, 1276, 1057, 1257, 1077, 1277, Chargers and Raiders. All other models use the hole. 6. Bolt the Pivot Sector, Part No. 5102, to the frame ‘assembly using the Hex Bolt, Part No, 908256-4, ‘and Port No. 915640-4, elastic stop nut. (NOTE: Apply c liberal coot of grease before installing.) Insert the bolt from the bottom and tighten, leav- ing it loose enough for the blade to swing free (see exploded view drawing). 7. Attach the Blade Assembly, Part No. 5109, to the pivot sector using Part No. 4564, lower pivot rod, and two 4" x 1’ cotter pins, Part No, 932017-4, Next, install the two springs with the Pivot Rods, Part No. $120. Fasten to the Pivot sector first, with two of the hairpin cotter. Insert the other pivot rod in the blade angles. The angle of the blade will be determined by the hole in which the pivot rod is placed. For general use, the secand hole down from the top is used. Tilt forward for earth spreading; tilt back for more aggressive action. 8. The blade control rod, Part No. 7702, is inserted through the bottom of the pivot sector, ond through the back side of the lever. Secure with two hairpin cotters (see exploded view drawing). OPERATION This dozer is equipped with a spring trip device. If the blede should strike a selid object, it i forward and slide over. The dozer blade is adjust- — 30 — able and may be locked in three different positions: straight, right angle, and left angle, These adjust ments are easily accomplished from the tractor seat by operating the convenient turn lever. The blade is adjusted up and down with the lift lever Bofore operation, make sure that all bolts are tight ‘and cotter pins opened. Excessive play in the pivot sector my be removed by tightening the large pivot bolt. The blade edge is reversible ond replaceable. After the edge is worn, remove the five bolts securing it to the blade and turn it over, pro cutting edge. AA light grade of machine oil should be applied to all moving paris, before operation, and after every 10 hours of use. (CAUTION: Avoid hitting solid objects with the blade, as this could result in damage to the blade and injury’ to the operator. PARTS LIST Whom ordering parts always lst Part No. ond nome of port All specications subect fo chonge without notin "on Tne: Nor | _evetiption |rewa 7s aw'y Frome Tt Ft | Sk he antng : Faso | pin comer i 5177 | Fin ndex i ia | Se ! aorrs | ei vin 6 jt Sos | fo ' Be | Rant Sue tage ' 900062-4 | Bolt Cartioge 4-16 x % 5 Heese | Nor Scie Bowe Sop ia Stasi Ae yaseeerndceeee ee Sonase.s | Sines Sis" Se ' Sisseea | Ror her 3¢ Henke Sep ' Br | Sete” ie St | 3 Bi | Ro — tip rot (a Troe | ery is Bor \4 705-4 | Hein Upper : Poorest wee «1 : Se | fet Me : 920009-4 | Washer 34 SAE 1 -31 Rod — Upper Index 25 | F703 | tawe inder 2 | Sieee | Roe Ye te B | sgososrs | bois Hex Sea xt zm | Ser Grip 3 | ek | Rad Lower ivr 3 | Hino | Cone eee 3 | F020" | fod lade Connt B | fd | Blog taton B | tay | hath torr Be | sone | Sener zo 1 ig | Sistins | Nor Nok ie20 | Re | ret abn & | Fos | mare tonhog ti 3 | Son0ae4 | Belt Hoe tee 0 Be | Sroneht | USehworher 4 io) mie | tn 4 | Sooare | Balt conioge 3-16 » 9% a ord Bo) Frio | EY sath mounting 4 | Sou | ectl AMochmens io20 | Spec NAS OPES Wheel Hate. Psa nam OILS aD DOZER BLADE MODEL 6-3111 (Formerly BDR-385) ASSEMBLY 1, The Blade is shipped complete in one carton: There ore three (3) main parts in the carton: The Blade Assembly, Frame Assembly and Hardware Package. 2, Remove contents from carton and place on clean flat surface. 3. Align tube of main frame oss'y., Part No. 5853 with holes in braces on back of blade ass'y., Part No. 5857. 4, Place pivot pin ass'y., Part No, 4883 down through holes. 5. Align hole in flat part of pivot pin oss'y., Part No. 4883 with small hole to the right. Secure with bolt 3 x 16, Part No. 908031-4 and elastic nut, 4-16, Part No, 915663-4 MOUNTING 1. Attach the mounting plates, Part No. 4123 in the second and fourth holes of each side of the tractor frame using hex head bolt % x16 x3%, Port No. 908031-4 and elastic nut, %-16, Part No. 915663-4, Do not tighten, now place the cross shaft of the frame oss'y., Part No. 5853 in the holes of the mounting plates and then tighten bolts. 2. Place the upper lift link ass'y., Part No. 5868 in the front hole of tractor lift lever assembly and secure with hairpin cotter, Part No, 933505-4. OPERATION Caution: Grease pivot pin assembly before use. The blade is adjustable and may be locked in three different positions: Straight, right angle, and left angle. These adjustments are made by pulling up on the “T” pin (located at end of frame assembly) and then turn the blade by hand to desired position. When “T pin is released it locks the blade into position. Down pressure is applied by pushing down on tractor lift lever. Light weight oil should be applied to all moving parts before operation and after every 10 hours ‘of use, also grease pivot pin, after 10 hours of use. Caution: Avoid hitting solid objects with cornors of blade. -32- PSs ‘When ordering ports always list Patt No, ond name of part erp SNOW ATTACHMENTS

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