Honda QH6000 Owner\'s Manual

INTRODUCTION

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Two

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Rotary Broom

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not followed.

to

that

the

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attachment for your Honda Tractor.

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guide

this

time

Hitch

is

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publication

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printing.

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or

is

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not

are

a

strong possibility

are

a

possibility

not followed.

that

minor injury can result if instructions

that

followed.

that

are

equipment

not followed.

or

property damage can result

designed to give safe and dependable service if assembled and

operated according to instructions.

If

a

problem should

arise,

or if you have any questions about your attachment(s1,

consult an authorized Honda compact Tractor dealer.

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serious injury

or

death can

if

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INTRODUCTION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PARTS GUIDE

Decals

TORQUE SPECIFICATION TABLE WARRANTY SERVICE

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-

QUICK

-

60" FRONT DOZER

.

57" TWO

.

Two

Subframe with Quick Hitch System

.

Drive

.

Blade Angling Cylinder 60" Front

.

57" Two Stage Snowblower

.

60

ATTACH SUBFRAME WITH SAFETY OPERATION

ASSEMBLY

DISMOUNTING

SAFETY DECALS OPERATION MAINTENANCE ASSEMBLY

STAGE SNOWBLOWER SAFETY DECALS OPERATION

MAINTENANCE ASSEMBLY

SAFETY DECALS OPERATION

MAINTENANCE

ASSEMBLY

DISMOUNTING

Spool Valve

Kit

Components

"

Front Rotary Broom

Components

............................................................

.....................................

QUICK

INSTRUCTIONAL DECALS

HITCH SYSTEM

...........................

...............................................

.

Step 1: Subframe assembly

Step 2: Mid PTO kit

Step 3: Valve Step 4: Tractor Step

5:

Attaching frame

REMOUNTING

BLADE

................................

installation

hose

preparation

installation

....................

.............

..................

to

tractor

...........................................

.

Operating

-

Step Step

Step 3:

DISMOUNTING

1:

2:

controls

adjustment

.............

...............................

Blade

Hydraulic angling installation Blade

assembly

installation

.......................

...................

...........................................

.

Preparing for Operating Snow

removal

snow

controls

methods

removal

adjustments

..................

........................

.............................................

.

Step Step 2: Chute Step 3: Attaching snowblower

BROOM

1:

Snowblower assembly

and

hydraulic

..................

rotation

to

quick hitch

...........................................

.

Operating Applications

.

General

.

Brush

.

Step Step Step 3: Optional dolly wheel

1:

2:

controls

adjustments

................................

...................................

replacement

Broom

preparation

installation

.........................

....................

...................

installation

.............................................

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.........................

................................................

...................................

Dozer

Blade

....................................

.................................

..............................................

...............................................

(inside back

............

...........

.......

............

.........

............

....

cover)

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A

CAREFUL OPERATOR IS THE BEST

-

OPERATOR

MOST ACCIDENTS CAN

BY OBSERVING CERTAIN PRECAUTIONS

BE

AVOIDED

-

READ

AND TAKE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS

BEFORE

HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTS

SHOULD BE OPERATED ONLY BY

OPERATING THESE A!WACEMENTS

-

RESPONSIBLE

INSTRUCTED

To

EQUIPMENT

THOSE

To

WHO

DO SO-

THE ATTACHMENT

1.

Read

this

manual carefully

yourself

as

the

Working

with

tractor operator's manual.

with

can lead to accidents.

with

use

stop

shields

all

of

proper how

2.

familiar

to

the

controls quickly.

Keep

all

tighten

the

equipment

unfamiliar equipment

the controls and

the

equipment. Know

the

unit and disengage

in

place

mounting hardware.

to

acquaint

as

Be

thoroughly

and properly

well

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

2.

Clothing worn by

the

operator should be fairly tight and belted. Loose clothing can easily become caught on moving

3.

Prolonged exposure to loud noise can

parts

cause impairment

Wear

a

suitable hearing protective

device such

or controls.

or

loss

of hearing.

as

earmuffs or earplugs

to protect against objectionable or

uncomfortable noises.

OPERATING THE ATTACHMENT(S)

To

PRECAUTIONS SHOULD OPERATING EACH

1.

Never allow anyone to

OF

BE

TAKEN BEFORE

THESE ATTACHMENTS.

ride

attachment.

on

the

3.

Periodically for service

of

4.

Replace

wear

parts

wear

and

inspect

replace

all

with

moving

authorized

if an excessive amount

is

present.

all

missing, illegible, or

damaged safety and warning decals.

See

list

of

decals

at

the

your

5.

Do

not modify or

or any of

alter

its

components , or any

equipment

equipment function without first consulting an authorized Honda compact tractor

Keep

safety decals clean

dealer.

of

grime.

GENERAL PREPARATION

1.

Be

sure

before starting

the

PTO

is

the

in

OFF

engine.

parts

end of

dirt and

position

2.

Clear

the

area

of people and debris

before commencing operation.

3.

Never allow children to operate equipment. Never allow

adults

operate equipment without proper

instruction.

4.

Always keep

the

attachment discharge

directed away from people and objects

which

Never

could be struck

allow

anyone in front

by

debris.

Never leave attachment in raised position.

7.

Never

operate

the

attachment without

good visibility and lighting.

8.

Never clean or adjust PTO equipment

with

the

tractor engine

running.

of

unit.

-

driven

to

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3

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

When operating PTO-driven equipment,

shut

off

the

always

for

the

PTO to stop turning before getting off unplugging

the

engine and

tractor, before

housing or discharge chute and before making any

or

inspections.

10.

Take

all

leaving Disengage

possible precautions when

the

repairs,

adjustments

vehicle unattended.

the

PTO, lower

attachment, shift into neutral,

the

parking brake, stop

the

and remove

11.

Disengage power transporting

key.

to

attachment when

or

when not in use.

12. The operator must never

13.

tractor

Exercise

while

it

is

extreme caution when

the

get

in motion.

operating on or crossing gravel

drives, walks or roads. Stay

for

the

hidden hazards of traffic.

14.

Do not put hands or feet near rotating

parts.

at

15.

Do not use hands or feet

all

Keep

times.

clear

of discharge opening

to

spout.

16.

Keep a careful could enter

watch

the

for debris

blower

operating.

17. Never operate guards, shields and

the

attachment without

other

protective devices in

wait

the

engine

off

alert

unplug

that

while

safety

set

the

19.

Use

care

when backing

up.

20. After striking a foreign object, stop

the

engine, to stop, attachment for

the

damage before restarting and

operating

the

21. If start

sweeper

to vibrate abnormally, stop

engine immediately and check for

cause. Vibration

wait

the

for

all

damage

attachment.

or snowblower should

is

generally

movements

and

repair

the

warning of trouble.

22.

Do not

slopes.

clear

snow

across

the

face of

Exercise extreme caution when

changing direction on slopes. Do not

attempt

to

clear

steep

slopes.

23 Escaping

the

pressure can penetrate

skin causing

serious injury.

Do

not use your hands to check

for leaks.

cardboard or

for

leaks.

Use

paper

a

piece

to

search

of

Stop engine and relieve pressure by moving valve handles back and forth before connecting or disconnecting lines.

Tighten

all

connections before starting engine or pressurizing lines.

If

any fluid

skin,

the

it

fluid

within

familiar

a

with

is

injected into

the

may result in gangrene if

is

not surgically removed

few hours by

this

form of injury.

a

doctor

a

18.

Never operate machine transport speeds on

ace.

surf

OM

at

a

slippery

high

4

THE

TRACTOR

1.

Read

the

Operator's

Manual carefully before using tractor. Lack of operating knowledge can lead accidents.

to

11.

Keep

Use

for

the

11.

of

tire

better

tractor

traction and stability recommended. See recommended weighing.

in

gear

chains and

Tractor

SAFETY

when going

wheel

Manual for

PRECAUTIONS

weights

is

2.

Do

not

to ride

permit

on

anyone but

the

tractor.

the

There

operator

is

no compatible

12. Always drive

operating

crossing ditches, or when turning.

OPERATING THE TRACTOR MAINTENANCE

start

beside tractor

the

engine while standing

the

tractor. Always

seat

while

starting

1.

Provide adequate blocking before

sit

on

the

engine raised position.

working under an attachment when in

or operating controls.

2.

Make certain

2.

Never run closed building without adequate ventilation

are

very dangerous.

Never fuel tank

Use

a

emblem and

lamps

roads, day or night,

by

law

the

tractor

as

the

engine in

exhaust fumes

an open flame near

or

battery. maintenance when

slow moving vehicle

the

flasher warning

when traveling on

in your

unless

state.

prohibited

the

(SMV)

public

a

stopped before cleaning, repairing

or

inspecting.

3.

Do

not run engine indoors.

4.

Do

not

is

running, or when

is

raised.

with

STORAGE

attempt

the

tractor

at

safety, especially

over rough ground,

all

to

the

moving

repair

parts

or

perform

tractor engine

the

attachment

speeds

have

6.

Make

sure

the

when using PTO always

replace

7. Always bring stop and shut off getting off

8.

Never park

PTO shield

-

driven equipment and

PTO shield if damaged.

the

tractor to a complete

the

tractor.

the

tractor on

is

engine before

incline.

Use

9.

care

when operating on

grades to maintain proper stability.

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installed

a

steep

5

SUBFRAME

-

SAFETY

DECALS

(drive

ROTATING DRIVELINE

KEEP AWAY!

DO

NOT

OPERATE

ALL DRIVLLINE. TRACIOR AND DRIVELINES SECURELV

ATTACHED AT BOTH ENDS DRIVELINE SHIELDS THAT TURN

FREELY ON DRIVELINE

(U.S.A.

kit)

WITHOUT

only)

-

I

REPLACE

IMMEDIATELY

ROTATING DRIVELibE-

CONTACT CAN CAUSE DEATH KEEP PEOPLE AND CLOTHING

WELL CLEAR

DO

NOT OPERATE WITHOUT-

*ALL DRIVELINE. TRACTOR

AND EQUIPMENT SHIELDS

IN PLACE DRIVELINES SECURELY ATTACHED AT BOTH ENDS

*DRIVELINE SHIELDS THAT

TURN FREELY

TRANSMISSION ROTATIVE

A CARDAN

TOUT CONTACT PEUT

CAUSER LA MORT

NE PAS OPERER SANS-

TEURSDU TRACTEUR.DE

L ARBRE A CARDAN FIXE

TOURNENT L'ARBRE A CARDAN

IF

ON

DRIVELINE

A

CHAQUE BOUT

DAMAGED

SO

SHIELD

DO

MISSING

NOT OPERATE

MANOUANT

Nt

PAS

SHIELD

DO

MISSING

NOT OPERATE

OM

0179

1.

(CANADA

6

only)

2.

Visible

shield

NE

PAS

CANADA)

only

is

missing.

if

OPERATION

RAISING

(Dozer

Attachments

the

valve handle: Float position

pushing

Blade, Snowblower, Rotary

can

be

raised or lowered using

right hand (farthest from operator)

is

obtained by

the

right handle fully forward.

broom)

OPERATION

-

AUXILIARY

This

either

and 'on

rotation on

VALVE

valve (closest to operator)

for power angling on

the

dozer blade or for

the

snowblower. If motion

the

rotary broom

the

is

used

chute

contrary to attachment operation instructions, simply

switch

attachment

male

quick coupler

locations.

MAINTENANCE SERVICE

Never store

the

STORAGE

tractor

with

fuel in

the

fuel tank inside a building where open flame or sparks engine

to

cool before storing in any

present. Allow

the

are

enclosure.

LUBRICATION

1

.

DRIVELINE:

every

shaft

with

8

apart

grease every

Grease

each

u-joint fitting

hours of operation.

and coat sliding surfaces

24

hours

Slide

of

operation.

drive

is

2.

SUBFRAME:

Grease

all

fittings on lift and on subframe attaching points every hours of operation.

STORAGE

1

.

2.

3.

4.

5.

01

Clean Repaint When

parts.

Lubricate

Store

a

dry

79

the

subframe thoroughly.

all

the

place.

parts

subframe

the

subframe and attachment(s) in

from

is

subframe

which

dry,

as

paint

oil

instructed

all

has

moving

above.

8

worn.

7

-

ASSEMBLY

NOTICE

through completely and familiarize yourself

assembly,

STEP

a)

Assemble front section (fig. and

subframe together, using

Before beginning assembly

1

:

torque

SUBFRAME

rear

all

bolts according to

ASSEMBLY

section (fig.

1,

item

three

of

this

the

1

,

i

tem

the

x

item

and nuts. Tighten securely.

NOTE:

with

Rear

section of subframe must be installed

reinforcement

Attach

right hand

x

1

and bolt (fig.1,

nut.

Attach

to

the

through

hitch

section. Lock hand side of subframe using

valve support (fig.1,

nut

in front hole and

Tighten securely.

male

subframe (fig.1,

x

the

and through

bolt

side

plates

of

fig.

on bottom side.

subframe using one 1/2"

1

,

item

quick

hitch

item

11

13/16" pin (fig.1,

left hand side of

the

pin in

item

9)

5

a

lockwasher and

subframe front

place

and nylon nut.

item

by inserting

4) 'to

lockwasher

x

2 1/2"

item

the

quick

on right

a

5/16

"

x

subframe,

with

torque

1

8)

1

please

all

the

specification table on page 71.

FIGURE

read

parts.

1

the

instructions

After completing

x

d) Install

e)

quick

On

item

hitch

the

2

" x 6 1/4" lift cylinder (fig.2,

install

item

in cylinder

Cylinder base end being 12 o'clock,

base end and rod end elbow

Install

1

)

between of subframe. place

item

is

vertical. Lock

a

OM

0179

elbow

lift cylinder

the

with

3)

making sure

x

3" handle

lever.

two

male

port

at

x

using thread sealant.

approximately

at

12 o'clock.

base

welded tube and side

Attach

a

roll pin (fig.2,

cylinder

x

6

the

pin in

grip

elbows (fig.2,

end (fig.2,item

on

10

o'clock

male

place

plate

base

hole in

place

end in

f

the

using

item

8

FIGURE

2

into

the

secure

item

quick

the

male

grease fitting

with

hitch

a

the

(make sure

vertical). Lock

1

the

quick

x

right

hitch.

pin (fig.

hand

rod

end (fig.3,

quick

hitch,

is

on front

x

4

right hand

the

pin in

3,

welded

1

side

hole

item

tube

item

making sure

side,

and

pin (fig .3,

of

the

male

in pin

place

in

the

with'

male

1)

is

a

STEP

a)

MID

If you over

Step

Install

KIT INSTALLATION

do

not require

this

3.

19

section and go directly to

this

item

front section of subframe, using

bearings, four bearing retainers (fig.4,

item

plates) bolts,

two bearings and locking shaft

rear

place

(placed on

,

and four 5/16

rear

"

side of

x

lockwashers and nuts. Install

collars.

so

that

cross

by turning

3

plate.

Lock

the

eccentric

in a clockwise direction (viewed from

rear

of subframe).

Attach

item

sliding back

long end of driveline (fig.4,

to

the

shaft

locking

in

subframe by

collar

and pushing driveline yoke over

shaft

until

the

locking

collar

snaps

Install driveline guard (fig.4,

the

on using one 5/16

item

lockwasher on

bolt

a

through

bracket

front section of the subframe

"

x

in

through

the

1

front

bolt,

subf

rame

bolt

hole,

placing

then placing

,

then through

item

the

guard.

item

to

7)

the

latwasher

Use

a

5/16

"

to

attach

the

rear

subframe, securing

,

lockwasher

Tighten securely.

kit, skip

in

two

1

cross

the

Adjust

shaft in

collars

on yoke

the

back.

item

4)

a

the

and

x

1

bolt

guard

with

and

a

nut.

FIGURE

3

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-

3:

ASSEMBLY

VALVE

HOSE

INSTALLATION

Thread

male

ports,

Install

of valve support

three

and nuts. Tighten securely.

Thread both handles on

as

Place two rubber grommets inside support, and route

described below through

Install one

base

the

to

Install one rod end elbow. Route other end

long bend

fitting

the

four

connectors

NPT male

item

using thread sealant.

valve (fig.5,

5/16

"

in figure 1 on page

the

(fig

x

9/16

the

x

2 1/4" bolts, lockwashers

two lower holes

x

end

elbow,

short bend

the

fitting in

in

to

the

routing

to

the

right hand front port.

x

78

valve and connect

NPT

male

item

"

male

appropriate valve

item

on underside

item

24.

Tighten nuts.

of

the

two 1/4" hoses

the

grommets.

the

other

valve, and connect

"

hose in

hand

the

rear

x

7/16

1

and two

connectors

item

the

hose

cylinder

end

with

cylinder

with

port

to

-

the

"

FIGURE

5

Place straight end of 62" hose (fig.6,item

the

hole second from

the

of

washer

female quick coupler

ring over threaded portion) using thread sealant. Route short bend to

the

Place straight end of

item

bracket. end, and install female quick coupler(fig.6,

item

threaded portion) using thread sealant.

Route

to in

OM

0179 10

coupler bracket. Place

on

the

hose end, and install

(with

the

valve, connecting to

fitting in

3)

through

Place

the

valve, connecting

the

left hand rear port.

the

top

a

nylon

the

green

other end

left hand front port.

the

other end

the

64

"

hole

of

washer

I.D.

with

the

to

a

yellow

with

the

on

the

short bend

the

top

nylon

the

hose

fitting

a

I

F

I

G

UR

E

6

Install

x

30" hose

connect

the

in

a

male

quick coupler on

other

using

end of

thread

hose

right hand inlet

sealant and

to

the

port

on valve.

the

fitting

Install a female quick coupler of

STEP

a)

the

Connect

the

in

small

4:

TRACTOR

Install

1)

under

x

other

left hand outlet

rear

"

end of

cap

hole

of coupler bracket.

PREPARATION

hitch

the

3 3/4"

hose

using thread sealant.

hose

to

port

rings (fig.6,

bracket (fig .7

tractor

bolt

drawbar, using

lockwasher and nut. Tighten lightly.

Install quick

item

1

on

NOTES:

If equipped

mower

If equipped

or

loader

and

mower

If your

tractor

loader and mid mount existing eight on

the

engine

time,

bolts

and

placing two quick

the

on

outside of

hitch

the

front brackets (fig.8,

tractor

with

engine

mid mount mower,

bracket remains on

with

the

mower

only,

the

loader subframe

brackets remain on

is

already equipped

mower,

bolts

side

replace

item

from

rails,

with

2)

hitch

the

seven

and lockwashers,

front brackets

loader brackets.

Tighten lightly.

If your

,

the

tractor

the

each

and quick

tractor

mower

and quick

has

neither loader nor mowerfuse

the

side between

hitch

is

equipped

shims

hitch

the

bracket.

provided between

shims

engine

at

one end

the

fitting

on valve.

item

,

item

side

rails.

the

tractor.

and loader

the

tractor.

with

remove

front brackets

one

side

12mm

with

mid

at

x

50mm

mount

provided

side

rail

the

to

a

,

FIGURE

a

7

Install one

item

3) on right hand front support bracket,

the

in

hose

lowest

support bracket (fig.8,

rear

hole , using

60mm bolt and lockwasher through support

OM

bracket

0179

and

tractor

frame.

a

1

x

FIGURE

11

8

SUBFRAME

-

ASSEMBLY

d) Install second hose bracket (fig.9,

in

the

engine side

lower hole

bracket, using an

item

does not have

has

a

iockwasher.

Carefully

assembly running over

the

Do

hydraulic hoses.

front right hand wheel. Make sure section of front support brackets and

attaching point

The

subframe must be

length in

rear

of

2)

and lockwasher if

a

loader, use an

place

the

valve support

not run

the

Place

subframe

is

the

center of

rail,

the

front right attaching

in

x

the

loader. If

M12

tractor

front

as

tractor

hydraulic

is

under

rear

parallel

the

x

over subframe

right shown in figure wheels

in between

hitch

to

the

tractor.

the

tractor

bolt and

hand

over

hoses

the

tractor

item

first

tire

the

over

front

the

rear

plate.

FIGURE

9

With

to

the

engine turned off, connect valve

tractor

oil

Escaping hydraulic fluid

under

pressure

causing serious injury.

0

Do

not use

0

leaks.

paper

Stop

Use

to

search

engine and relieve moving valve handles back and forth before connecting lines

0

Tighten engine

.

all

or

pressurizing lines.

If any fluid

it

may result in gangrene if the fluid

is

not surgically removed within

a

hours by

doctor familiar

of injury.

OM

0179

supply (fig.9,

can penetrate

your

a

piece

for

hands

of

leaks.

item

the

to

check

cardboard

3).

(oil)

skin

pressure

or

disconnecting

connections before starting

is

injected into the skin,

a

with

this

form

for

or

by

few

12

FIGURE

10

ASSEMBLY

-

SUBFRAME

Sitting on

set

parking brake and, using

the

tractor

seat,

start

the

hydraulic

engine,

valve lever carefully lower front end of

rame

so

that

the

subf

item

raise

1)

into

on

the

place

welded tube

subframe front section

inside

the

brackets. Lower front section until weight

engine off. subframe to

with

2). Lock 80mm

is

the

hair

off

the

Attach

the

front attaching brackets

x

17

the

pin in

pin (fig.11,

the

front

the

tires.

front end of

pin (fig.11,

place

with a 4mm

item

hose support brackets.

f ig.11,

support

the

Turn

the

item

3).

If using drive kit, connect mid drive line to tractor mid sure yokes

RPM.

If

in subf

is

end can fly

are

well

This

shaft turns at very high

the

collar

rame,

or

if the yoke

not secured properly, the driveline

loose

with great

causing serious injury

PTO

shaft, making

secured to shafts.

is

not locked

at

force

or

death.

to

the tractor

capable of

shaft

x

FIGURE

Before installing

the

subf

rame,

start

hydraulically

the

implement

the

front

rear

tractor

section of

male

hitch

and lift

if installed. Turn

engine off.

Attach

item item

4mm

x

1

2)

rear

to

80mm

section of subframe (fig. 12,

the

rear

using

item

hair

hitch

the

pin (fig.12,

plate

x

the

8

item

Tighten bolts on support brackets and

rear

hitch

Specification tighten

the

to

easily. If adjust

OM

0179 13

bracket, according to Torque

all

bolts

Table

on

on page 71. Then

the

subframe according

Torque Table. Make sure

2,

item

3

can

be

it

does not move easily,

the

front attaching brackets.

or

the

with

4).

the

removed

re

a

8

-

FIGURE

12

-

ASSEMBLY

Attach

tractor right hand engine side line

30mm bolt with a lockwasher if tractor does bolt loader.

Insert link sleeve (fig. 13,

and

x

65mm

Secure provided nylon the two between first

L-bracket (fig.13,

with

not

with

valve support using 12mm

have

loader

lockwasher if equipped

or a 12mm

item

2)

on valve support

in

L-bracket. Secure using

hair

pins (fig.13,

hoses

hose

the

hose

together using

ties,

coupler

bracket.

placing one between

brackets and

support

item

1

rail

x

70mm

with

3) in welded

two

item

4).

the

and

the

other

the

to

in

3mm

two

x

FIGURE

13

OM

01

79

14

DISMOUNTING

REMOUNTING

-

SUBFRAME

DISMOUNTING

Sitting on

the

attachment to transport position. Turn engine off to stop, and

Remove link

the

set

tractor

,

wait

for

seat,

all

parking brake.

item

movement

3) from

bracket on tractor.

Remove

pin under

remove

Sitting on

the

hairpin from

the

8

the

tractor drawbar and

pin.

tractor

seat

with

engine running, carefully lower attachment by applying light to

the

valve lever, until section of ground and

front

tires

Disconnect place

along

Remove

Place

(fully forward)

is

flat on

Move

the

and forth pressure. Disconnect hoses from

tractor.

supports on

Connect

connecting

the

subframe touches

the

weight

are

off

the

mid driveline and

the

centre of

the

17" front pin.

the

valve in float position

,

so

that

the

ground.

hydraulic valve levers back

to

relieve

the

quick couplers on

Remove

the

the,

two hoses together by

the

hoses

engine side

male

pressure

the

is

off

ground.

the

subframe.

the

subframe

hydraulic hydraulic

from

and female couplers. Install dust plugs on tractor couplers.

raise

8

their

rail.

the the

rear

the the

the

REMOUNTING

Carefully drive tractor over subframe, running

the

Figure subf

the

line

engine off and

Remove

the

front right hand

valve support bracket

11.

rame

Place

front pin points

tractor

as

so

wheel

shown

that

are

front support brackets, and

subframe

with

the

rear

the

dust plugs from

pin point

tractor drawbar. Turn

set

parking brake.

the

couplers, and connect valve inlet and outlet hoses to

the

tractor oil outlet coupler.

Sitting on

the

tractor

Seat,

engine, and carefully lower

hitch

attachment), using

hydraulic valve lever, until subframe

front pin points

brackets, and until

the

front

Attach

the

to

the

place

tires.

the

front end of

Stop

front attaching brackets

x

17" pin. Lock

with

a

4mm

x

Install hoses in

inside

the

80mm

the

weight

engine.

the

subframe

the

hair

hose support

are

brackets.

the

Connect mid PTO,

e

on page 13.

mid driveline to

as

per

instructions of section

Sitting on tractor running, carefully

seat

raise

the

with

male

the

attachment) completely using

hydraulic valve lever. Turn engine

wait

for

all

off and

movements to stop.

over

in

the

under

that

is

in

start

male

the

front

is

off

with

pin in

pin.

tractor

engine

hitch

the

Carefully back

subframe running over

the

not back over hydraulic hoses.

OM

0179

the

tractor over

as

shown in Figure

the

front right hand

valve support bracket.

the

driveline

or

the

11,

tire

Do

the

Attach

pin through

attachment.

Attach

bracket and

hair

15

rear

section using

the

Secure

link (fig.13,

secure

pin.

the

8

subframe and drawbar

with

the

hair

pin.

on

underside

item

3) to

with

1

BLADE

1.

-

SAFETY

(U.S.A.

AVOID

FRAME

Keep

CANADA)

REPLACE

INJURY

F

IMMEDIATELY

R

O

M

PIVOT AND STOPS:

hands

and

away.

IF

2.

DAMAGED

(CANADA

C

only)

H

A

S

SIS

PIVOTANT.

IMPORTANT

PREVENT BLADE DAMAGE MAKE SURE BLADE ANGLE ADJUSTMENT PIN THROUGH THE BOTTOM PLATE.

.

DO

NOT USE BLADE

WHEN PLOWING SNOW. WHEN

OR

ROUGH CONOITIONS. ETC.

0

(U.S.A.

OM

0179

TRIP

SPRING

IS

INSERTED

SPRING LOCK OUT

OPERATION

CANADA)

16

IMPORTANT

POUR NE PAS ENOOMMAGER LA LAME. LA GOU-

FOND

PAS VEnnOUILLEn LE MECANISME

LA

LAME

SURFACE ROCHEUSE. RUGUEUSE OU POUR

(CANADA

EST

POSITION DEVERAOUILLEE

only)

DE

sun

I

OPERATION

-

BLADE

OPERATING

1.

RAISING

See page

2.

HYDRAULIC

When

the blade rotates

direction to

CONTROLS

AND

LOWERING

'RAISING

7.

ANGLING

LOWERING

the valve handle

the

left, and pulling back

FRONT

in

BLADE

ATTACHMENTS'

is

pushed forward,

a counterclockwise

on handle rotates the blade to the right. See subframe or tractor operator's manual for accessory valve location.

Before

turn

brake

making any adjustment,

engine

off

and

set

.

on

parking

RIGID

NOTICE

ground

To

trip spring lockout brackets holes, hooking over Attach pins and secure

SKID

BLADE

OPERATION

Use

speeds

rigid blade

up

to

2

mph.

obtain rigid blade opera

the

in

SHOE

place

ADJUSTMENT

with

With

the 3/8"

3mm

x

only

to

for

the

low

the

lower

blade frame.

x

1

7/16

65mm hairpins.

Raise blade to transport position. Remove the linchpin

skid

shoes (fig.1,

shim

item

Remove or add

placing washers on under side of support brackets for more clearance (there at least one

shim

washer on top side

must

always be

of

support bracket). Reinstall linchpins.

"

OM

0179

17

BLADE

-

MAINTENANCE

Maintenance

1.

Remove dirt from pivot points and angling

cylinders every 4 hours of operation,

especially in cold

Lubrication

1.

Grease

the

of operation.

2.

Oil

Before storage

1

.

Clean

2.

Repaint

3.

When parts. against rust.

the

rod end of

all

moving

the

blade

all

parts

blade

Apply

DISMOUNTING

weather.

fitting on pivot pin and

each

cylinder every

parts

thoroughly.

oil

every month.

from

which

is

dry,

liberally

paint

oil

to

has

all

8

hours

worn.

moving

protect

at

4. Store blade in

a

dry

place.

DISMOUNTING

a)

Set

tractor

and remove ignition key. Place lift lever

in

float

pressure by moving valve handles back and

forth.

Remove linchpin (fig.4, quick

c)

Move

3)

Disconnect blade cylinder

to

hitch

the

parking brake,

position

latch.

quick

unlock posltlon (rearward).

and relieve hydraulic

hitch

lever (fig.4,

item

stop

4)

hoses

from

tractor.

engine

the

item

from

OM

0179

18

ASSEMBLY

-

BLADE

Before tractor,

with

STEP

a)

1:

Install

item

on

top long pin (fig. in

place

mounting

a

BLADE

the

inside

your

ASSEMBLY

this

tractor

female quick

the

blade

side) using a 23/32

1

,

item

with

a

x

lock nut on the underside of

attachment.

Install grease fitting on pin (fig.1,

Hook

one end

item

the

attaching brackets (fig.

the

blade

bolt

each

the

(fig.2,

spring. Insert

holes

(fig.2,

Secure

Adjust eye

frame . Place a 5/16

item

2) on

the

in

the

upper

item

the

3)

eye

bolts

as

bolts

so

lengthens

other

5/16" nuts.

attachment on your

must

subf

rame.

hitch

be

mounted

attachment

"

dia.

x

4

2) . Lock

1 1

the

bolt

the

item

2).

two springs

2,

to

item

" x 5" eye

the

eye

blade

other

bolts

cross

end of

through

member

shown in figure

with

5/16" nuts.

that

bolts

the

spring

with

(slot

11/16

pin nylon blade

the

1

on

two

2.

"

FIGURE

1

Place four over

each

one skid underside.

each

skid

shim washers

skid

shoe

in

Place

shoe

each

two

on

bracket and secure skid

item

pins

Install

the

blade.

7/16" pins and

OM

0179

the

item

Lock in

trip

7) in

6).

spring lockout brackets

the

(fig.

1

,

item

support bracket from

top

the

place

shim

upper

washers

side of support

shoes

x

with

holes

with

behind

the

65mm hairpins.

4)

over

linch

x

19

BLADE

-

ASSEMBLY

STEP

2:

HYDRAULIC ANGLING INSTALLATION

Install base end of

the

blade (cylinder ports on top side)

using two

.

Lock

Place the

rod end port of

thread sealant.

Attach

female quick outward) using

item

of

the

1

quick coupler

dust

the

x

1

a breather plug (fig.3,

rod end of

3). Lock female quick

bolt

male

x

end of each hose, placing

cap

ring on

the

two cylinders on

x

2

pins on

hitch

the

nylon lock nut.

sealant,

with

the

nylon lock nut.

each

pins

rubber dust

hose before connecting.

cylinder to

(grease fittings

x

3

on the upper side

hitch

attach

item

underside

item

cylinder using

"

pins (fig.3,

with

a

cap

the

with

2)

in

the

x

elbow

at

the

rubber

1

.

FIGURE

3

e)

Install

the

(fig .3,

and identify

plastic

33

" hand cylinder (fig.3, thread sealant, and identify

with

OM

0179

the

base

end port of

hose

the

other end

the

item

ring. Attach

to

yellow

4)

using thread sealant,

this

the base end

hose

plastic

of

the

40

"

hose to

left hand cylinder

with

the

item

ring.

the

green

other end of

port

of right

5)

using

this

hose

20

3:

STEP

a)

BLADE INSTALLATION

Insert

item

quick hitch (fig.4,

off and by position (fully forward

linchpin (fig.4,

the

1

on

moving

male

the

set

the

Escaping hydraulic fluid (oil) under pressure can penetrate causing

0

serious

Do

not use your hands

leaks.

paper

0

Stop

engine and relieve pressure

moving valve handles back and

before

lines.

0

Tighten starting

If

any fluid

it

may

result

is

not surgically 'removed within

hours

by

a

of injury.

quick

tractor into

parking brake. Lock in place

lever (fig.4,

item

hitch

item

section (fig.4,

the

blade female

2)

,

item

Secure

4).

turn engine

to lock

latch

the

with

skin

injury.

to

Use

a

piece

to

search for leaks.

of

check

cardboard

for

or

by

forth

connecting

all

engine

is

injected into

in gangrene

doctor familiar

or

disconnecting

connections before

or

pressurizing

if

with

the

this

lines.

skin,

fluid

a

few

form

FIGURE

ASSEMBLY

-

BLADE

second from

the

and

top female quick coupler on

hand side of tractor.

OM

0179

top

female quick coupler,

right hand cylinder hose to

the

to

right

the

21

-

SAFETY

DECALS

REPLACE

KEEP HANDS OUT OF THIS DISCHARGE CHUTE WHILE

.

ENGINE

IMMEDIATELY

IS

RUNNING

IF

DAMAGED

MISE

NE

(CANADA

EN

MLEUR INTENSE

DE

only)

WARNI

TO

RES

.

FOLLOW SAFE OPEhATINO PR~ou- FOR SAFE OPERATION FOLLOW ALL OPERATOR'S MANUAL.

EYE PROTECTION KEEP HANDS, FEET AND CLOTHINO AWAY POWER DRIVEN STOP ENOlNE BEFORE LEAVINO OPERATOR POSITION.

.

WAIT

FOR

STARTING KEEP THE AREA OF OPERATION CLEAR OF

PERSONS AND ANIYALS.

.

KEEP

ALL

STANDERS. BUILDINGS. ALWAVS USE A DUST MASK WHEN WORKINO DUSTY CONDITIONS.

.

KEEP PLASTIC MATERIALS AWAY FROM INTENSE HEAT AND OPEN FUME.

SAFETY

BE WORN

ALL

TO

ALLOW PASSENGERS

DES SUR

m

LUBRICATE.

SHIELDS

CARS

N

AT

ALL

IN PLACE

ON

G

BEFORE

.

AVOID

INJURY FROM

ROTATING AUGER

KEEP

HANDS. FEET AND

CLOTHING AWAY

POUR

BLESSURES GRAVES:

GARDER LES MAINS, LES

ETLES VETEMENTS

(CANADA

OM

0179

only)

ROTATING AUGER

KEEP HANDS, FEET AND

(U.S.A.

only)

22

SHIELD

MISSING

NOT

OPERATE

SHIELD

MISSING

NOT

OPERATE

(U.S.A.

Visible only

is

missing.

2.

(U.S.A.

CANADA)

if

shield

CANADA)

The

safe operation of

responsibility

of

should be familiar snowblower and

all

starting operation.

the

with

this

operator.

machine

The

is

operator

the tractor and

safety practices before

OPERATION - SNOWBLOWER

the

NOTICE

To avoid damage to

all

bolts after

of operation.

SNOW

REMOVAL

1.

Read before using

Be

and proper to stop

the

Operator's Manual carefully

the

tractor and snowblower.

thoroughly familiar

use

of

the

unit and disengage

quickly.

2.

Make

before engaging

3.

Make sure

Check

4.

make sure level

sure

the

oil level in

blower

the

auger and fan operate freely.

is

and if necessary, add

5.

GL-5

Check

SAE

the

90

three

gear

oil.

shearbolts, one on each auger section and one between gearbox for proper tightness.

the

snowblower,

the

first 10 hours

with

the

controls

equipment. Know how

the

controls

is

clear

PTO.

the

worm gear box

up

to the side plug,

AGMA

of snow

5EP or

the

fan and

API

so

that

the

Adjust

snowblower skid shoes

run level.

7.

Wear

adequate

winter outer garments

operating equipment.

WORK

Working ground speed depth and density of

Normally, ground speed

7

mph

for light, dry snowfalls

1

-

3 mph for heavy, wet or drifted snow.

To

transport, disengage

the

snowblower to

OM

0179

SPEED

full

will

the

will

depend on

snow to be cleared.

range from 4 to

the

PTO,

transport height.

and

while

the

raise

23

SNOWBLOWER - OPERATION

OPERATING CONTROLS

HYDRAULIC CHUTE ROTATION

The

hydraulic chute rotation lever (fig.1,

item

of

rotate chute to

and rearward

is

the

valve. Push

located on

the

to

clockwise.

the

left hand side

the

lever forward to

left (counterclockwise)

rotate to the right,

1

or

RAISING

AND

LOWERING THE SNOWBLOWER

Move

item

and forward to lower

the

hydraulic lift lever (fig

2)

rearward to

raise

the

lever fully forward for float position.

OPERATION

The

mid PTO

the

on

PTO lever on left side of

Engage attachments only. To activate or engage on

the

PTO

is

selected by pulling back

at

low

engine RPM

PTO,

lever on right hand side of

instrument panel, push down to disengage.

ADJUSTMENTS

To avoid personal injury, be

sure the tractor engine is

disengaged,

before

making

and

all movement has stopped

any

off,

DEFLECTOR ADJUSTMENT

Set

the

angle of deflector according

the

distance

set

the

deflector knobs

the

deflector, and tighten

the

snow must be thrown.

deflector angle, loosen

item

the

securely.

snowblower

seat.

lift up

the

to

To

the

two

adjust

two knobs

,

FIGURE

1

SKID SHOE ADJUSTMENT

Adjust

shoes

the

run (fig.1,

skid

shoes

snowblower

item

according

so

that

4)

level. Adjust

to

the

being cleared. Adjust downward for rough

or

uneven surface conditions

stones

are

not thrown

with

the

adjust upwards for smooth surfaces.

Adjust both skid

to

keep

OM

0179

the

shoes

cutting

edge

to

the

same

level.

the

skid

surface

so

that

snow, and

height

24

OPERATION - SNOWBLOWER

:

PLUGGED CHUTE

DISENGAGE THE POTOO.,

MOVEMENT

Adefinite pattern patterns second removal

F

I

HERE

NISH

will

avoid throwing snow in unwanted places

of

NOT USE

OF

SNOW WHILE TRACTOR ENGINE IS RUNNING. IF THE CHUTE PLUGS

TO

of

operation

snow.

TO

EITHER SIDE

HANDS

SHUT

STOP,

SNOW

REMOVAL

OR FEET

OFF

THE TRACTOR ENGINE,

METHODS

TO

UNPLUG CHUTE,

THEN CLEAR THE SNOW

is

required to thoroughly clean

REMOVE

THE CHUTE.

as

P

ILED

NOT ATTEMPT

THE IGNITION

the

snow area.

well

as

eliminating

THIS

SIDE

TO

KEY,

START

HERE

ROTATE GUIDE

HERE

CLEAR

,

WAIT

These

a

TO

EITHER SIDE

Where

to long driveway,

start

to

it

is

possible to throw

the

left and right (above), as on a

it

is

in

the

middle. Plow from one end

the

other, throwing snow to both

sides without changing

the

discharge guide.

OM

0179

the

snow

advantageous to

the

direction of

If

the

snow can only be thrown to one side

of

the

on

driveway or sidewalk (above)

the

opposite side.

At

the

end

,

of

start

first pass, rotate the discharge guide

the

each

guide in

25

return

succeeding pass, rotate

to maintain direction

the

same

area.

pass.

At

the

end of

discharge

of

throw

the

-

TIRE

PRESSURE

-

Inflate front

wheel

pressure recommended by

owner's manual.

-

Adjust

tractor

rear

tires

to

owner's manual.

MAINTENANCE SERVICE

1.

Always use

on

the

shear

as

bolts on

shown on shearbolt decal (below)

inside

USE SPECIAL

SHEAR

ONE

END

the

fan, and

the

collector

AUGER

BOLT

ONLY

special

the

tires

to maximum

the

tractor

specifications in

STORAGE

shear

special

bolts

grooved

auger sections,

housing.

SHEAR BOLT ONLY

2.

AUGER

each

on

auger section every 24 hours

of operation

3.

fitting every Slide drive shaft sliding surfaces

8

hours of operation.

4.

SUBFRAME:

Grease

or

once a year.

Grease

8

hours

apart

with

all

the

each

of

operation.

grease every

fittings on lift

and on subframe attaching points every

8

END

OF

SEASON STORAGE

1.

2.

3.

Clean

Repaint

has

When moving

all

the

snowblower thoroughly.

all

parts

from

which

worn.

the

snowblower

parts.

Apply

is

dry,

oil liberally

surfaces to protect against

fitting

u-joint

and coat

paint

oil

all

to

rust.

Check

2.

tervals for sure

the

shear

proper

blower

bolts

at

frequent in

tightness

is

in safe working condition. Never

3.

the

open flame or

Allow

store

the

tractor

with

fuel tank inside a building

the

sparks

engine

are

to

cool before

storing in any enclosure.

a

Run the snowblower

4. blowing snow

the

auger and

Provide adequate blocking

5.

working under

the

raised position.

to

the

few minutes after

prevent freeze up of

impeller.

snowblower when in

LUBRICATION

GEARBOXES:

Check

the

oil level in

gearboxes every month. Make sure

is

oil

items

SEP,

Replace

up to level plug (fig.1,

1

2)

If necessary add

or API GL-5 SAE90 gear oil.

oil every two seasons

hours

whichever comes first.

to

be

fuel in

where

present.

before

the

AGMA

or

-

4.

Lubricate

the

snowblower

as

instructed

above.

5.

List

the

replacement

be needed before

the

Store

FIGURE

snowblower in a dry

1

parts

the

next season.

that

will

place.

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26

ASSEMBLY

-

SNOWBLOWER

NOTE:

STEP

Before mounting

with

1:

Turn snowblower

Place

item

the

a

HTA

SNOWBLOWER

ASSEMBLY

with

reduction gearbox support (fig.1,

1)

on back of reduction gearbox

item

2). Secure

reduction gearbox using

Remove paint from blower shaft and install

the

impeller

Apply anti

shaft keyway.

-

seize compound on

input shaft.

Carefully align

with

the

impeller

Secure

the

two 5/16

item

the

back of

"

x

3)

with

housing and

outside of

the

shaft and

top of

the

1

Allen

the

head

a

lockwasher and nut on

the

support.

this

attachment on your tractor, your

subframe and

a

HTA

auger facing down.

the

support

three

impeller

a

1

the

impeller

reduction gearbox hub

the

key

seats.

the

gearbox support to

impeller

inside

housing using

set

screws

the

impeller

to

input

the

tractor

must be mounted

drive kit.

,

Install female

hitch

back of snowblower using two 5/8"

item

and nuts in top holes, and two

holes.

Secure

support to

flatwashers on top of lockwasher and nut on

Securely tighten

the

securing

Set

Fill

OM

01

Do

not tighten yet.

the

bottom

the

female

x

3

all

support, and tighten

the

female

snowblower

hitch

with

skid shoes on

reduction gear box

liter)

79

of

part

of

hitch,

the

support, and

the

four bolts securing

the

to

the

with

gear oil.

item

x

the

gearbox

using two

item

6) and

underside.

four bolts

snowblower.

the

ground.

on

1

a

27

SNOWBLOWER - ASSEMBLY

and

item

place

1

in

x

the

shaft keyway. Install drive

line yoke (fig.2,

shaft and

secure

bolt (fig.2,

Tighten bolt and

the

gearbox input shaft

x

1

item

in

place

2)

over reduction

with

item

set

screw

securely.

-

a

2

Install driveline guard (fig.2, on

the

reduction gearbox, using one

1

5mm

bolts and lockwashers. Tighten securely.

STEP

2:

CHUTE

Install

the

chute and

the

chute

hand guard (fig.3,

with

the

bottom section outside

chute base ring.

bolts

outside of

(fig.3

item

the

HYDRAULIC ROTATION

top

portion inside

Place

with

two

the

chute, through

then through hand guard and secure bolt nut. Torque

Place

Apply grease

it

Place

secure

item

with

the

will

the

with

2)

a

flatwasher, lockwasher and

to

plastic

item

on

contact

chute on

two

on

front

9-1 1 lbs. f

anti-friction insert

1

over

top of

the

chute base.

the

plastic

retaining

side

of snowblower using

t.

the

this

four nuts.

Do

not tighten.

item

10

item

1

on

the

1

head

the

on

the

chute

each

chute base.

insert

where

insert and

x

FIGURE

2

3

d) Insert

(fig.4,

e)

Insert

item

the

4) in

long

3) in

1

11/16" long bushing (fig.4,

the

rotation bracket (fig.4,

plastic

tube weldment.

the

1

5/16

"

item

f)

Install longest tube end of rotation worm

item

6)

in

the

bushing in rotation

bracket.

Insert locking collar (fig.4,

over rotation worm. Install

3/16" x

1

key in

the

hydraulic motor

a

shaft keyway.

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bushing

item

1

28

x

ASSEMBLY

-

Install hydraulic motor (fig.4, on rotation bracket and inside rotation worm. Secure bracket using flatwashers (on motor and nuts. Torque

Install rotation bracket assembly on under side of chute base' inside bushing (fig.4, weldment. Secure assembly retaining plate on upper side of

base

sliding locking locking

Install

each

ing female (fig.5,

hoses.

lip and four

worm

collar

a

port

the

motor on

two

to

35-42 lbs/ft.

x

the

1

lip

item

with

1

nuts.

against rotation bracket and

connector 7/8"

of hydraulic motor. Tighten.

elbow 1/4" male

Remove linear

toward

set

screws

male

item

worm,

and

(fig.5,

2)

at

x

item

rotation

and worm

3) in tube two more

8)

chute

bolts,

play

tighten

all

bolts.

by

the

male

item

1

male end of

in

x

-

FIGURE

5

Using thread sealant, coupler

3) on

on hose before installation).

Connect

motor,

with

each

placing a flow restrictor

rubber, dust cap (fig.5,

elbow (dust cap ring must be

the

two hydraulic hoses

attach

item

STEP

a)

3:

ATTACHING SNOWBLOWER

Move quick

rearward to

tractor behind snowblower and

male

from

Introduce

2)

it

blower and move

position. Secure

quick

the

into female quick

is

parallel

all

hitch

the

hitch

ground.

male

the

way into female section.

lever (fig.6,

unlock position. Position

to approximately 3/4"

hitch hitch

Raise

to female section and insert

the

male

lever forward to locked

latch

section

with

a

male quick

item

to

(fig.5,

item

QUICK HITCH

item

raise

(fig.6,

linch pin.

front

so

Raise

item item

that

the

FIGURE

6

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SNOWBLOWER

-

ASSEMBLY

Connect snowblower driveline (fig.6,

4)

to

PTO

shaft in frame by sliding back

locking collar on drive line yoke and

pushing yoke over shaft until locking

ring snaps back.

This

shaft turns

If

collar

tractor

end,

not secured properly,

loose

with

serious injury

Adjust skid shoes according

instructions on

e)

Release

moving valve handles back and forth.

pressure from hydraulic system by

is

not

or

if yoke

great force

or

death.

page

locked

the

capable

24.

at

to

at

blower end

driveline

of causing

to

adjustment

very high

shaft

Escaping hydraulic fluid

under pressure can penetrate

the

causing serious injury.

Do

not use your hands

leaks.

paper

0

Stop

moving valve

before

lines

0

Tighten engine

If any fluid

it

may result in gangrene

Use

a

piece

to

search

engine

for

and

handles

connecting

.

all

connections

or

pressurizing lines.

is

injected into

leaks.

relieve pressure by

not surgically removed within

a

by

in j ury

doctor

.

familiar

with

to

check for

of cardboard

back

or

and

disconnecting

before

the

if

the

a

few

this

starting

fluid

form

can

(oil)

forth

skin,

hours

item

at

is

fly

skin

or

is

of

chute

quick coupler on right side of subframe.

that

turns chute towards

direction. If not, reverse hoses.

OM

Match

using

0179

hydraulic hoses to female couplers

the

colored

rotation hoses

moving valve lever rearward

the

right in clockwise

plastic

rings.

to

female

30

SAFETY

DECALS - BROOM

I

KEEP

PERSOHS KEEP

UEVER

KEEP

HUT

NEVER

W

A

RNI

F

O

R

TO

OF

DISCHARGE TOWARD

A

OUST

AND

ALLOW PASSENGERS ON THE

(U.S.A.

CARS

WHW

AWAY

CANADA)

N

G

OR

OF

REPLACE

IF

2.

DAMAGED

(U.S.A.

FRAME

Keep

CANADA)

INJURY

PIVOT

hands

AND

and

F

ROM

feet

STOPS:

away.

OM

MISE

(CANADA

0179

EN

GARDE

only)

31

(CANADA

M

I

S

E

N

POINT DE PINCEMENT

C

H

A

S

SIS

Carder

PIVOTANT.

et

PEUT PROVOQUER BLESSURES:

only)

DES

I

BROOM - OPERATION

OPERATING CONTROIS

NOTICE

pivot lock most

Before operating, make sure broom

f ig.1

extended

,

item

1

is

position to allow broom to

follow ground variations.

RAISING AND LOWERING BROOM

Refer ATTACHMENTS

to

page

.

7

'RAISING

LOWERING

HYDRAULIC ANGLING

Moue left valve handle forward to angle

broom to to angle broom

the

left and move handle rearward

to

the

right.

OPERATION

The

mid PTO

on

the

seat.

on

instrument panel, push down to disengage.

To activate

the

PTO lever on right hand side of

is

selected

PTO

lever on left hand side of

or

by pulling back

engage PTO, lift

ADJUSTMENTS

in

its

up

50

Lbs

sure tractor engine disengaged, parking brake

is

off,

is

the

set and

all movement has stopped before

making any adjustment-

BRUSH GROUND CONTACT ADJUSTMENT

Turning

decreases brush ground contact. Turning ground increases brush ground contact and must

be

used only to compensate brush

lifted by

50

premature brush

the

ground contact wing nut

item

2)

in a clockwise direction

contact

Adjust

the

,

more than

handle counterclockwise

so

that

front, weighs approximately

wear

broom head when

this

and overheat gearbox.

wear.

could cause

FRONT WHEEL JACK

Adjust ground, and turn jack handle two full

turns counterclockwise,

barely touch

OM

0179

so

that

the

brushes

ground.

so

rest

that

on

brushes

the

FIGURE

1

OSCILLATION LOCK-OUT PIN

Set broom head and

place

position to prevent broom from oscillating side

was

designed

wear,

work on uneven ground or when using side

unlock pin only for light duty

casters.

OPTIONAL CASTER

Required for: lawn thatching and/or leaf raking. Adjust

parallel

pin (fig.

to

prevent uneven brush

WHEELS

height

to

female

1,

item

4)

in "lock

side. This feature

to

the

spacer

upper or lower Adjust according to type of operation

(see

next page for applications).

32

side

of

stand support.

hitch

"

(5)

nearest

OPERATION

-

BROOM

PREPARING

1.

Read

Be

and

2.

Do

operator on any rider on

3.

If tractor

optional cab, operator must

protec'tion (face shield

operation.

4.

Be

of tractor, broom

area

Contact discharged by broom can cause serious

injury

FOR

SWEEPING

the

thoroughly familiar

proper

not allow anyone other than

use of

the

tractor.

the

is

attachment.

not equipped

the

equipment.

with

Do

controls

not

wear

etc.)

sure bystanders

before operating

with

tractor,

are

completely

broom discharge

the

broom or debris

.

Remove any accumulation

snow,

ice,

dirt

or

mud from inside

and outside broom hood and from in between bristles regularly; excess weight

will

premature and/or uneven

unbalance

broom

causing

wear

bristles.

kind

of

Never

carpet

operate

-

broom on any

the

allow

with

eye

during

clear

broom.

of

APPLICATIONS

0

SNOW

REMOVAL

may

itself.

that

aware

1.

This

of

snow can be moved

is

reduced.

2.

To avoid snow being blown back on

tractor

wind blowing in

tion.

3.

The

for extra traction.

0

LAWN

THATCHING

must

:

Foreign

be

thrown

Use

farther

slowest

will

of

broom discharge direction.

broom works best on snow depth

6

"

or

less.

or operator,

the

use of

tire

chains

Optional

be

installed

objects

than

brush

the

job.

Large amounts of

if

ground speed

sweep

discharge direc

is

recommended

LEAF

RAKING

caster

to

perform

types of operation in order

limit

1

.

Set below brush and thatching operations.

Slower

2.

are

This

could damage ground contact.

3.

Minimize dust by sweeping when moisture

is

possible.

excessive

caster

brush speed and ground speed

more

adequate for

will

high

(but not

ground

wheels

tips

avoid bouncing

the

lawn due

contact.

at

1

to

for leaf raking

lawn

thatching.

to

wet)

in snow

the

snow

speed

Stay

the

with

the

wheels

these

to

1

which

excessive

whenever

-

OM

tips

not

like

0179

of

the

with

a

mop.

bristles,

the

to

sides

sweep

like

of

with

a

broom

bristles,

the

GENERAL SWEEPING

1.

Minimize dust by reducing brush and by sweeping on days

-

33

moisture

2. For light to angled to obtain wider sweeping

3.

Prevent damage to broom by removing large foreign objects.

.

material,

right or

left

lots etc.)

speed

with

angle broom 12

rather

high

than fully

path.

-

MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE SERVICE

1.

Never store

the

fuel -tank inside

where

open flames or sparks

the

present. Allow

STORAGE

tractor

the

with

fuel in

a

building

engine to cool

before storing in any enclosure.

2.

Avoid exposing broom

bristles

to

sunlight for long periods. Long exposure damage

3.

Provide adequate blocking before

working under

4.

Because of dust

(other than snow),

to

the

bristles.

the

broom.

raised

when sweeping

the

tractor

cleaner should be checked daily and replaced when necessary.

5.

Check and tighten

all

hardware incl uding factory installed hardware, every

8

hours of operation and before

operation.

6.

Do not

alter

or modify

the

broom. If

you have any questions, contact your

dealer.

LUBRICATION

1.

B

ROOM

:

Using

a

good quality multi

purpose lubricant, lubricate

pivot points and brush ground contact

24

adjustment threads every

hours of

operation.

are

direct

will

air

-

all

2.

GEARBOX:

level

is

Check

up to

that

the

front plug before initial operation and every hours of operation. Change

3.

every S.A.E.

FRONT

100

hours of operation.

140

oil.

WHEEL:

Grease

hours of operation.

TIRE

STORAGE

1.

Install a rubber dust

PRESSURE:

Inflate

cap

quick coupler.

Clean broom thoroughly.

2.

Oil

all

3.

Store broom on storage stands

4.

the

If broom bristles

5.

sunlight,

6.

Store

moving

bristles

the

protect

broom in a dry

parts.

do not touch

are

exposed to direct

bristles

gearbox

oil

40

oil

Use

every eight

to

30

psi.

on

each

hose

so

that

the

ground.

with

a

tarp.

place.

2.

DRIVELINE:

dec

OM

017

Grease

he

low.

IMPORTANT

20n

GREASE

IN

THE CENTERING UNIT MUST

ALL

POINTS

AND

USE

AS

A

as

indicated on

SHOWN

BE

GREASED EVERV

34

MAINTENANCE

-

BROOM

BRUSH

a)

I

REPLACEMENT

Remove

item

broom side

item

outward.

concave brush (fig.2,

the

each

brushes must brush support cone (fig.2,

on inside surface of side

the

eight 5/16

1

,

one

2) from

1).

1

each

"

x

1

broom end and remove

and retainer cup (fig.2,

item

zigzag brushes (f ig.2,

side of gearbox.

The

pins

x

fig -2

be placed on

1

,

item

with

5)

2)

item

4) in zigzag

a

the

and then

7)

the

item

6).

item

,

a

on

same

with

item

FIGURE

1

head and two flatwashers under

lockwasher). Thread bolts into shaft

ends,

broom

compound on shaft ends. Tighten

e)

housing holes. Apply anti-seize

the

item

side of broom. Tighten securely.

side

1

eight 5/16

into side

"

x

holes

1

the

with

on each

FIGURE

2

07

79

35

BROOM

-

NOTE:

STEP

Before mounting

with

1

Insert a parking stand support from

5/32" x of in with

Assemble jack using

nuts. Tighten securely. Inflate front

tire

Install

pivoting female

port

ports facing you and

left,

clock.

an

FITA

:

BROOM

each

most

two 4mm x 80mm hairpins

PREPARATION (FIGURE

1

parking stand. Set parking stands

extended position and secure

three

to

30

psi.

a

using thread sealant.

set

both elbows

this

attachment on your tractor, your tractor must

subframe and an

(1)

in each stand

the

underside and install

cotter

1

elbow 3/8"

pin in upper hole

to front of broom

bolts

,

lockwashers

male

in each cylinder

With

base

at

end

approximately 2

FITA

x

1

cylinder

to

your

be

mounted

drive kit.

a

Using

elbow

a

male

over on elbow before installation).

Attach

elbow

end elbow. Route

down pressure adjustment spring.

Install cylinder

female

and

from brushes)

bracket

Check pivot lock pin make sure

to

and

OM

01

79

thread

at

one end of

quick

each

a

adapter

the

and

hitch

uni-torque nut (place ports away

with

it

avoid buckling of female hitch

to

facilitate quick

sealant, install

male

51" hose

the

x 3/8" pivoting female

coupler

(5)

(dust

to

46

"

hose

the

two hoses

base

using

.

Attach

other bolt and nut.

is

in

end on

a

its

innermost position

a

and install

with

cap

cylinder base end

to

x

rod end

dust

ring must be

cylinder rod

under

top

3

to

item

side

bolt

broom

cap

the

of

and

member

hitch

attachment.

36

FIGURE

1

,

-

STEP

a)

2:

BROOM

Insert driveline half yoke) over broom driveline half.

driveline on driveline support (7)

greased.

Place lever in unlocked position.

Carefully drive

hitch'

Raise ground, turn off engine and

parking brake.

Lock

male

placing lever quick

Attach

broom female

cotter

using hairpins. subframe bolts and nylon lock nuts. Select chain support hole position

hitch

male

hitch

INSTALLATION (FIGURE

(with

on

male

tractor

3 into female broom approximately 3 1/2" off

hitch

quick connect

hitch,

and introduce male

set

hitch

depth limiting chains

pins, and

the

clevis

is

lowered and supported by

to

broom female

fully forward. Secure

latch

hitch

Attach

with

linchpin.

using clevis

to

chain supports

drilled pins and

chains

using two 3/8" x

so

is

3

"

to

3

1

supports

that

2)

Set

rearward

on broom.

tractor

hitch

with

1

when

male

chain,

by

to

Holding support forward and out of connect driveline to subframe Make sure locking collar on driveline yoke secured to shaft.

RPM.

shaft the attachment end

the driveline can fly

force

or

death.

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01

79 37

the

driveline, rotate driveline

has

snapped back fully and

This

If

the

at

subframe end,

capable

shaft turns

collar

is

of

causing serious injury

is

not secured properly,

the

PTO

at

not locked

or

if

the yoke

loose

with

way, and

shaft.

is

well

very high

to

the

at

great

FIGURE

2

BROOM

-

ASSEMBLY

item

raised position, placing hair pin on

upper

Unlock broom pivot

position;

down on broom head

(this allows broom to follow ground vari ations). during transport.

side of stand support.

bracket

item

a

1)

light

in

its

pressure

will

This

bracket should remain unlocked

by

most extended

help

pin adjustment

placing pin

either

Escaping hydraulic fluid

under pressure can penetrate

the

causing serious injury.

Do

not use your hands

leaks.

paper

Stop

Use

to

search

engine

a

piece

for leaks.

and

relieve pressure by moving valve handles back before connecting

to

of

cardboard

or

disconnecting

check

and

lines. Tighten engine

If

any fluid

may result in gangrene

surgically removed within

doctor

familiar

all

connections

or

pressurizing lines.

is

injected into

if

the

a

with

this

form

before

the

fluid

few

hours by

of injury.

starting

skin,

is

1)

up

(oil)

skin

for

forth

not

in

or

-

or

it

a

FIGURE

\.

\

3

NOTE:

j

k) Correct

OM

If

hydraulic

with

identified attachment hoses to matching color female

couplers on right hand side

Connect

female quick coupler on right hand side of tractor and rod end hose to upper

female quick coupler.

Verify operation

,

(if not

hydraulic

location) then identify hydraulic hoses in relation to female couplers using

colored rings.

32

0179

colored plastic rings, connect

cylinder base end hose

of

as

described, stop engine, release

pressure

all

adjustment settings on page

hoses are already

of

tractor.

to

broom angling described

and

switch

coupler

lower

the

38

STEP

3:

OPTIONAL CASTER

WHEEL

INSTALLATION

NOTE:

a)

Remove pin (fig .4, from number of to remain on bottom portion of

wheels.

replace

item

over supports, and

pins (fig.4,

Caster

thatching and to prevent gouging

(refer to applications page 33).

wheels

are

item

each

caster

spacer

them

with

Place remaining spacer sleeve(s1

wheels

wheel.

sleeves (fig.4,

the

caster

on upper side of stand

secure

item

1)

caster

and

required for lawn

1

and hair pin

Select desired

item

caster

item

and

wheels

hair

wheels

pins.

with

FIGURE

OM

0179

39

DISMOUNTING

Extend broom parking stands (fig.1,

placing stands supports, and lock broom attachment using pin either help setting pin in innermost (or lock) position) and remounting.

Disconnect chains chain supports (fig hair

pin from clevis.

Set hydraulic valve turn engine off ignition key and relieve hydraulic by moving valve handles back and forth.

Disconnect angling cylinder hoses from tractor.

Remove lynch pin from and

place

in unlock position (rearward)

up

.

This

male

hair

or

pins on underside of

item

1

(a

down on broom head

is

to

facilitate dismounting

item

in

float position,

,

set

parking brake, remove

male

hitch

lever (fig.2,

light pressure

item

6

by removing

hitch

item

will

from

pressure

latch

item

.

Disconnect driveline from tractor

place

Carefully

it

driveline on

separate

rests

on storage stands.

its

support.

broom from tractor

PTO

and

as

OM

01

79

40

TWO

SPOOL

........................................................................

REF

........................................................................

VALVE

ASSEMBLY

DESCRIPTION

PARTS

GUIDE

1

2

3

4

5

6

8

9

10

11

Check valve repair

kit

Relief valve repair Float

spool

repair

kit

Regular spool repair

AET

Plug

...................................................

Lever pivot box ass'y Boots Plug

NPTF)

Regular spool Float spool Valve body

3

\

kit

..

1 1 1 1

1

2 2

2

1 1 1

OM

0179

41

OM

0179

PARTS

GUIDE

........................................................................

REF

........................................................................

1 2 3 4

5

6 7 8

9

10

11

12 13 14 15

16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39

40 41

QUICK

Front subframe

Rear

Quick Quick Spring Spring Pin (1/4" dia x Pin (3/32" Attaching lever Rubber handle

subframe

Washer

Pin (1/8" dia x Bolt

Nut (3/8"

Safety chain and pins ass'y Pin (5/32" dia x 1".

Chain

Pin (5/16" dia. linch) Pivot pin

Bolt

Nut (5/16"

Cylinder pin

Pin (1/4"

Cylinder 2

Cylinder pin

Grease

Bushing

Bolt

Washer

Nut

Bolt

Washer

Nut Valve support Link pin Pin (3mm dia x 65mm. L-bracket

Bolt

Bolt (12mm x 1.25 x

Hose

Bolt (12mm x 1.25 x 25mm. hex) without loader Bolt

HITCH SYSTEM

hitch hitch

latch

plate

dia

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

dia

"

dia x 6

fitting

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

guard

L.H.

DESCRIPTION

..............................................

1

x

dia

hole. flat)

1".

X

nylon lock)

cotter)

x

1 3/4". hex)

nylon lock)

x

X

lock) hex) x

hex)

roll)

...............................

1

hair)

...............................

..............

hex)

with

loader

1 1 1 1

1 1

1

2 1 1 1 1

1

2

3

1 4 4

1

11

1

OM

43

PARTS

GUIDE

QUICK

REF

........................................................................

42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73

74 75

Hose guard

Mower

Loader Front bracket

Front bracket

Bolt Fixation pin Pin (4mm dia

Rear

Bolt

Washer

Nut Fixation pin Bolt

Washer

Nut

Handle

Valve Connector Hose

Male

Female quick coupler Connector Hose Hose Elbow Rubber grommet

Hose

Hose Nylon Green

Yellow

Female

Dust plug

HITCH

SYSTEM

R.H.

shim

L.H.

R.H.

x

1.25

x

hitch

plate

NC

x

3 1/2".

lock)

NC.

hex)

NC

x

lock)

NC.

hex)

male

x

30

"

quick coupler

male

x

76

"

x

78

"

90

deg

x

62

"

x

64

"

washer

plastic

quick

ring (identification)

coupler

DESCRIPTION QTY

x 50mm. hex)

hair)

hex)

.........................................

2 1 /4".

dia

hex)

hole.

flat)

.......................

1 2 2 1 1 7 1

2

1 1 1 1

1 3 3 3 2

1 2 2 1

1

4 1 1 2 2

1

1 2 1

1 2

2

OM

0179

44

PARTS

GUIDE

HYDRAULIC

........................................................................

LIFT

CYLINDER

REF DESCRIPTION

........................................................................

1

2

3 4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Grease

Rod

fitting

wiper

Seal

Cap

0-Ring

Tefflon piston ring 0-Ring 0-Ring Piston

Cylinder tube

Grease

fitting

NP.

90

1

1 1

1

1 1

1

OM

0779

45

PARTS

GUIDE

REF

........................................................................

........................

DESCRIPTION

1

2

3

4

5

6 7

8

9

10 11 12

13

Driveline guard Spacer

Washer

Bolt

Nut

Bolt

lock)

NC

x

1

NC

NC.

x

hex)

x 3/4". carriage) Bearing 1"dia Bearing retainer Splined shaft

Mid

driveline

Driveline front male half

Washer

dia

hole.

hex)

1 1 6

1

5

4

2

4

1

OM

0179

46

PARTS

MID

DRIVELINE

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION QT

........................................................................

GUIDE

1

2

3

4

5

6

8

9 10 11

Driveline

Quick disconnect yoke assembly

Spring lock yoke

Universal joint kit Yoke and Bearing retainer Nylon bearing Outer

Driveline

Inner shield Yoke and female shaft assembly

male

shield

female

portion

repair

shaft assembly

kit

...........................................

portion

(15

splines)

................

1

2

1

2

1

1 1 1

OM

0179

47

PARTS

GUIDE

Driveline male portion assembly

Quick disconnect yoke assembly

Spring lock yoke

Universal joint kit

Yoke and Bearing retainer Nylon bearing Outer

male

shield

repair

kit

................................

........................................

shaft assembly

...............................

...........................................

..............................................

...............................................

............................

(15

splines)

................

OM

0179

48

PARTS

GUIDE

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Rod

Grease

Rod Snap ring

Cap

u

0-Ring Piston

Cylinder

Seal kit

........................................................

fitting

wiper

........................................................

cup

......................................................

.....................................................

NF)

...................................

..................................................

tube

..............................................

...................................................

1 1 1 1

1

1 1

1

OM

0179

49

PARTS

GUIDE

50

PARTS

GUIDE

.....................................

REF DESCRIPTION

........................................................................

1

2 3 4

5

6

7

8 9

11

12 13

14

15 16 17

18

19 20

21

22

23 24

25

26

27

28 29

30

31

Mold board

Hitch

Rod (15/16"

Bolt

Nut

Female quick hitch Pivot pin

Bolt

Grease

Cutting edge

Bolt Nut (5/8"

Washer (5/8". lock)

Skid shoe Spacer Pin (5/16" Spring Eye

Nut

Trip spring lockout bracket Pin (3/8" Pin (3mm Nut Cylinder

Pin (7/8" Pin

Hose

Quick coupler

Dust

Yellow

Green

Breather plug-

BLADE

box

x

NC

NC.

NC

fitting (1/4" NF)

NC

NC.

washer

dia.

bolt

NC.

x

NC.

x

2

x

41

x

48

cap

plastic

MODEL)

19 5/16")

x 2".

nylon lock)

hex)

..................................

.........................................

x

1

x

2".

hex)

linch)

NC

hex)

plow)

x

5" with hex . nut)

...............................

..................................

................................

7/16")

nylon lock)

6 1/2" stroke.

.......................................

hair)

.....................................

..................................

.............................

............................................

"

............................................

"

............................................

male

ring (identification)

..............................................

......................

.......................

1

5

1

7

2

12

2

2 5 2

2

1 1

2

OM

0179

51

PARTS

GUIDE

OM

0179

52

PARTS

GUIDE

........................................................................

REF

........................................................................

1

2 3

4

5

6

17

8

9

10

11

12 13 14

15

16

17 18

19 20 21

22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30

TWO STAGE SNOWBLOWER

Housing

Gear

Auger

Auger assembly L.H. Fan Shear Reinforcement bracket Bearing Adjustable skid shoe Cutting edge

Key

Bearing

Bolt (shear. lockwasher and nut)

Grease

Bolt

Washer

Bolt

Nut

Bolt

Nut

Bushing (oil-lite)

Bolt

Nut

Washer

Bolt

Nut

(57

"

MODEL)

DESCRIPTION QT

....................................................

box assembly box support bracket

assembly

..........................................

...................................

R.H.

........................................

........................................................

plate

......................................

retainer

...............................................

(1

x

with locking collar

retainer

fitting

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

x

1

...........................................

.............................................

X

1".

hex)

lock)

x x

nylon lock)

x

nylon lock)

........................................

1".

carriage)

hex)

1

plow)

.........................................

NC

x

1".

hex)

NC.

NC

NC.

hex)

lock)

x

hex)

.........................................

........................................

2 1/2".

........................................

lock)

.................................

................................

...........................

..............................

...............................

...................................

..............................

...................................

hex)

..............................

1 1 1 1

1

1 1

2 2

1 1

3 2 2 2 4 4 4

1 1

7

11

2

11

1

OM

0179

53

PARTS

GUIDE

WORM

........................................................................

REF

........................................................................

10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20

GEAR

1

2

3 4 5

6

7 8 9

BOX

Housing Cover

Worm

Plug Bearing cone Bearing cone Bearing cup External retraining ring

Internal retraining ring

Set

Cap

Input shaft Output shaft Key woodruff Key woodruff

Seal

Shim (use Plug

Input

Gasket

and bronze gear

screw

.......................................................

cap

DESCRIPTION

set

NPT. vent)

...................................

NF

NC

x

allen)

...............................................

as

required)

NPT.

1

2

4

1 4 1 4

1

1 1 1

3

.

1

1 1

OM

0179

I9

.

54

PARTS

GUIDE

CHUTE

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION

1

2

3

4

5 6

7

8

9

10 11 12 13

WITH

Chute

Chute Knob (5/16"

DEFLECTOR

with with

knob and decals knob and decals (USA)

NC)

washer

Nylon

Bolt

Nut (5/16"

Bolt (1/4"

Washer

washer

NC

NC.

NC

Washer

Nut (1/4"

Retaining plate

Nylon ring

NC.

x

1

nylon lock)

x

hex)

hole.

hex)

(CANADA)

hole.

flat)

.......................

Q

1 1

2

1

10

2

10 10

4

1

OM

0179

55

PARTS

GUIDE

HYDRAULIC

........................................................................

REF

........................................................................

1 2 3 4 5

6

7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20

Male

Set Bolt

Washer

Nut

CHUTE

Rotation bracket Rotation worm Hose Hydraulic motor Locking collar

Flow

restrictor Key Connector Plastic bushing Plastic bushing Yellow Green Elbow

quick coupler

screw

Seal kit for hydraulic motor

ROTATION

x

plastic

90

deg

NC.

DESCRIPTION

28

"

3/16

"

x

1

5/16

"

1

11/16

"

ring (identification)

NC

x

5/16".

NC

x

1".

hex)

dia hole. flat)

lock)

hex)

allen)

1 1 2 1 1 2 1

2

1 1 1 1

2

2 2 2 2 2

OM

01

79

56

PARTS

GUIDE

1 2

3

4

5 6

7

9

10

11

12 13

14

15 16

17 18

19

20

21 22

23

Female hitch

Bolt

Washer (5/8". lock)

Nut (5/8" Reduction Reduction gear box

Bolt

Washer

Flat socket

Washer

Nut (5/16"

Bolt

Washer

Nut (3/8" Key (1/4" x 1/4"

Key (1/4" x 1/4" x Driveline guard

Bolt

Driveline female half

Bolt Nut (1/4" Socket

...............................................

NC

x

1

NC.

hex)

gear

NC.

box

x 1-50 x 25mm. hex)

NC.

NC

x 3 3/4".

dia

lock)

hex)

NC

x

nylon lock)

.........................................

support

.........................................

lock) hex)

hole.

.........................................

x

2

1

............................................

2 1/2". hex)

...............................

........................................

.................................

.............................

........................................

NC

x

allen)

................

.......................................

........................................

hex)

flat)

...............................

..............................

........................................

.................................

.............................

......................................

...............................

..................................

..........

1 4

4

2

1

3

4

2 2

2

1 1

1

OM

0179

57

PARTS

GUIDE

REDUCTION

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION

........................................................................

1 2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12 13 14

15

16

17

18

Gear

Bearing Bearing Shim

Oil

Snap ring Cover Bolt

GEAR

Casing

Gear

Washer

Oil

filler plug Bearing Plug

seal

Snap ring Gasket Spring

....................................................

seal

BOX

x

lock)

30mm

-

8.8.

hex)

1

6

1

2

1

1 1 2

1 2

1 1

1

6

OM

0179

\

‘I

\

58

PARTS

GUIDE

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Driveline female portion assembly

Yoke Universal joint kit

Yoke and female shaft assembly Bearing retainer Nylon bearing

Inner

dia.

shield

hole)

........................................

.............................

...........................................

..............................................

...............................................

5

6

\

..........................

1

1 1 1

1

OM

01

79

59

PARTS

GUIDE

OM

0179

60

\

PARTS

I

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION

........................................................................

1

2 3 4 5 Washer 6

8

9 Input shaft

10

11

12 Bearing 13 Key (1/4" 14 15 16 17 Brush

18

19

20

1 Nut

22 Brush package

Housing

Gear

Bolt

Nut (7/16"

Bolt

box

box support

Washer

Hood

Bearing and locking

extension

retainer

Bolt

Washer

Bolt

support

Nut (5/16"

Bolt

Includes:

brushes 23 24 Side 25 Side 26 Parking stand 27 Parking stand 28 Pin (4mm x 80mm. hair) 29 Pin 30

31 32 33 34

35

6

37

38 Pivot bushing 39 40 Support

Retainer

cup

plate

Bolt

Washer

Bolt

Nut

Washer

Adjustment bracket

Bolt

Nut

arm

NC x 1

NC.

NC

x

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

2

concave

5

deg

L.H. R.H.

x

1

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

BROOM

hex)

x

1".

collar

x

1

x

1

lock)

x

2 1/4". hex)

hex)

X

hex)

x

flange)

:

Polypropylene

Steel

Polypropylene and

(item

support

x 1/2". flange)

X

1

x

1

dia

X

2".

nylon lock)

......................................

set

brushes

hole.

hex)

10

and

flat)

set

deg

26

steel

(item

zigzag

set

brushes

2 concave

(item

A)

GUIDE

1

2 2

2

6

1

3

6

1

2

2 2 2

6 6

1

.

2

1

2

2 2

33

2

3 2 5

1

2

3

1

OM

0179 61

PARTS

GUIDE

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION QTY

........................................................................

41 42 43 Stopper pin 44 Pin 45 Ground 46 Tension 47 Adjustment handle 48 Female 49 50 Support bracket 51 Pin

52

53 54

55 56 57 58 59 60

61

Bushing

Nut

(3mm

x 65mm.

contact

spring

hitch

Nut

Stopper chain Clevis Chain

Pin (2.5mm Driveline female half

support

Nut

Set

screw

Bolt

Nut

Bolt

NC.

BROOM

NC.

hex)

chain

NC.

uni-torque)

x

bracket

x

NC.

nylon lock)

NC

X

nylon lock)

NC

x

(60

"

MODEL)

hair)

cotter)

x 1/2".

2 1/2.

1 1/2". hex)

allen)

hex)

1

1 1 1 1 1

2 2

OM

0179

62

PARTS

GUIDE

2

3 4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1

20

Housing

Cover

Input shaft Output Shaft

Worm and brass gear

Bearing cone Bearing cone Bearing cup Seal

Internal retaining ring

Input Key (woodruff) Key (woodruff)

Set

Cap

Washer

External retainer ring

Plug (3/8" NPT)

Vent

Shim (use

....................................................

......................................................

................................................

...............................................

set

...............................................

................................................

.......................................................

cap

..................................................

.............................................

screw

NF

x

NC

x 3/4". hex)

........................................

............................................

18

as

required)

NPT)

........................................

....................................

..........................

............................

.....................................

1

2 2

4

3

4

1

1 1

4

1

2

1

.

OM

01

79

PARTS

GUIDE

1

2

3

4 Yoke and female shaft assembly

5

6

7

Inner shield Nylon bearing

Bearing retainer

Double

Yoke Universal joint kit

yoke (joint

1

...............................................

..............................................

...........................................

................................................

C.V.)

....................................

........................................

.............................

1

1 1

1

2

OM

0179

'

64

PARTS

GUIDE

1

2

3

4

5

6

8

Cylinder

Bolt

Nut

Elbow

Hose

Male

Yellow

Green

90 deg.

quick coupler

cap

plastic

...................................................

NC

x

NC,

uni-torque)

3

hex)

..

.

. . . .

. . . . . . . . .

..................................

..............................................

x 37"

............................................

.........................................

...................................................

plastic

ring (identification)

ring

.........................................

.......................

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

OM

0179

7

65

PARTS

GUIDE

HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION

.........................................................................

........................................................................

1

2

3

4 5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

Rod

wiper

Snap ring

Cap

Back up

ring

0-Ring 0-Ring

Back

up

for

ring

0-Ring

0-Ring Piston

Nut

Cylinder Back up

ring

Seal kit

cap

NF)

tube

with

ball

end

1

1 1 1

2

1

1 1

1

1 1

OM

01

8

79

I

9

66

PARTS

GUIDE

FRONT

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION

........................................................................

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

20

21

22

23 24

WHEEL

Front wheel

Adjustable

Jack threaded rod

Washer

Handle Jack housing

Wheel

Washer

Wheel

Grease

Wheel

Bearing Shim Bolt

bushing

bracket

fitting

and

.......................................................

Nut

Bolt

Washer

Nut

Washer

Bolt

Washer

Nut

jack

dia

tire

with

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

NC

NC.

support

dia

x

assembly

snap ring

X

nylon lock)

X

lock) hex)

dia hole. flat)

x

NC

x

lock)

hex)

..........................................

hole.

1 1/2".

flat)

roll)

..............................

.............................

..............................

....................................

.....................................

5 1/2".

1".

1

hex)

...............................

........................................

1 1

1 2 1 1 1 1

1

1 1 1 2 2 1 1

5

7 7 6 2

1

OM

0179

67

OPTIONAL CASTER

........................................................................

REF DESCRIPTION QT

........................................................................

WHEEL

(lawn

thatching and

etc.)

6 7

8 9

10

11

12

13 14 15

Spacer Spacer sleeve Spacer sleeve Spacer sleeve

Wheel

Bolt

Wheel

Bearing

Wheel

Plastic

Washer

Fixation tube Pin

Nut

sleeve

bracket bracket

x

NC

cup

bushing

wheel

thick

x

NC.

L.H.

1

x

3

nylon lock)

.......................................

hair)

hex)

..................................

2

10

1

1 1

2

4 4

4

2

2 2

2

OM

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HONDA HTA

Warning decal (blade, rotary broom)

Warning decal (snowblower, rotary broom)

Warning decal (quick hitch)

Important decal (rotary broom)

Important decal (rotary broom) Danger decal auger (snowblower) Danger decal chute (snowblower) Danger decal hidden (driveline) Danger decal (driveline)

decal (snowblower, blade, rotary broom)

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Trip spring decal (blade) Lubrication decal (snowblower)

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HONDA

Warning decal (blade. rotary broom) Warning decal (blade. rotary broom) Warning decal (snowblower. rotary broom) Warning decal (snowblower. rotary broom) Warning decal (quick hitch) Warning decal (quick

Important decal (rotary broom) Important decal (rotary broom) Important decal (rotary broom)

Important decal (rotary broom) Danger decal auger (snowblower) Danger decal chute (snowblower) Danger decal hidden (driveline) Danger decal (driveline) Shear bolts decal (snowblower) Trip spring decal (blade) Trip spring decal (blade) Lubrication decal (snowblower)

HTA

decal (snowblower. blade. rotary broom)

French)

DESCRIPTION

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TORQUE

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NOTE: Thew values apply to fasteners as received from supplier,

normal engine oil. They do not apply if

77

41

71

41

77

METRIC

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1

1.25

1.75

I

2.5

BOLT

TORQUE

Coarse

thread

Pounds

Feel

-

9.4

5.8

7.2

-

10

7.2

-

14

17-22

-

26

20

-

25

20 34-40

-

46

38

-

34

28 51

-

59

-

66

57

49

-

56

81

-

93 109.8- 126 1.5 90-106

96

-

67-77 90.8-104.3 69-83 93.5- 1 12.5 116-130 157.2-176.2 129- 145 174.8

88

-

100

150

-

168 175- 194 108

-

130 1463-176.2 132-150 178.9-203.3

213-249 288.6-337.4 333.3-391.6

Newton-Meters

130.1-147.7 107-124 145-168

119.2-136

203.3

or

moly dirulphidc greases or other

SPECIFICATIONS

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4.9-7.9

7.9-12.7

9.8-13.6

9.8

-

19

23-29.8

27.1

-

35.2

27.1

-

33.9

51.5

-

62.3

37.9

-

46.1

69.1

-

79.9

77.2

-

89.4

66.4

-

227.6

71

or when lubricated with

thread

Pounds

-

1

22

-

1.25

1.5

35

-

52-64

120

-

100

-

177 202-231 273.7-313

Feel

17

25.7

-

36.6 19-27

-

42

31

47

52

29.8

27.1

47.4

42

75.9 84

-

39.3 20-29

63.7

55.6 31-41

92.1 56-68 1.25

101.6 62-75

,

122-143.6

138 158 189.7-214.1

-

158.5

117 199

136

WARRANTY

SERVICE

Your satisfaction and goodwill

are

warranty details

any problems concerning

department. If you have

satisfaction,

Discuss your can

be

with

the

we

suggest you take

problem

quickly resolved

Service Manager, contact

explained in

the

a

with

at

are

important

the

Distributor's Limited Warranty. Normally,

product

will

warranty problem

the

following action:

a

member

that

of dealership management. Often complaints

level. If

the

owner of

to

your dealer and to us.

be handled by your dealer's service

that

the

has

problem

the

not been handled to your

has

already been reviewed

dealership or

the

Manager.

If your problem

still

has

not been resolved to your satisfaction, contact

Power Equipment Customer Service Department of American Honda Motor Co.,Inc:

American Honda

Motor

Co.

,

Power Equipment Customer Service Department

100021

We

Georgia

Telephone:

will

need

0

Your name, address and telephone number

0

Product model and

0

Date

0

Dealer

0

Nature

the

following in order to

of purchase

name and address of

the

problem

serial

301 36-9421

-

6400

number

assist

you:

All

General

Honda

the

After reviewing

taken. Please bear in mind

dealership,

important

that

Your purchase of American Honda Motor Company. your satisfaction

all

the

facts involved, you

using

dealer's

your initial contact

a

Honda product

with

your purchase.

that

facilities

We

For future reference, record your

spaces

below. Refer

to

this

information when ordering

or warranty inquiries.

Model:

Serial Number:

Serial

Serial Number: Date

Number:

your problem

be

with

is

greatly appreciated by both your dealer and

want to

unit's

assist

serial

will

,

equipment and personnel,

the

be advised of

will

likely

dealer.

be

you in every way possible to assure

number and date

parts

Date

and when making technical

of

Purchase:

of

Purchase:

of

Purchase:

of

Purchase:

of

Purchase:

what

action can be

resolved

so

of

purchase in

it

at

is

the

very

the

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