Snapper LE319, LE317 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Marked Types: LE317, LE319
- Type of Engine: Two-Cycle Engine, 3 horsepower
- Engine Model: LE317 (17”) & LE319 (19”)
- Throwing of Snow Distance: 3’ to 20’ (Depend on the setting of the Discharge Deflector and snow conditions)
- Total Volume of Fuel: 1.25 quart
- Duration of Operation: from 1.25 to 1.75 hours
- Age Rating: gasoline/oil mixture aged at 50:1 ratio
- Availability of Starter Motor: Starter Motor Available for LE317
- Clutch Control: Rotates back and downwards to switch on auger?s rotation
- Snow Discharge Deflector: Controls snow throwing distances by adjusting angle of deflector.
- Weight: Light enough for decks and porches.
- Choke: Lever for Pull Choke at Start Ups.
- Safety Measures: trainings on task specific precautions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What oil does the Snapper snow thrower run on?
A: It runs on gasoline/oil that is blended in a 50:1 ratio.
Q: Should children use the snow thrower?
A: There should be no instances of a child using the snow thrower.
Q: What procedure should I follow in order to be able to start the snow thrower?
A: Check fuel levels, set the choke to the right, switch the ignition key to "ON", and pull the recoil line or push the start button
Q: What action should I take if the snow thrower's motor runs but seems to have stalled?
A: Set choke to "OFF", fill up fuel tank and if needed, open up fuel tube.
Q: Should I need to remove the augers' discharge chute which is clogged, how can I do that?
A: Forget the auger clutch control, turn the unit slightly, then let the auger casing drop down to the ground so that the blockage can be removed.
Q: Should I need to perform maintenance for the snow thrower, how often should I be looking at this?
A: A good date for maintenance would be close to the end of the snow throwing season, as such dates can be set for regular checks and other actions throughout the snow throwing season.
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