SNOWDOG COMPACT B7ZE L, COMPACT B10ZE WL, COMPACT B13 ME WR, STANDARD B13 MER WR, STANDARD B10ZE WL Owner's Manual

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1 Preamble

Thank you for purchasing the “SNOWDOG”!
To get the most of your SNOWDOG, please read this manual
carefully. Following technical instructions and safety tips
ensures continuous years of reliable product usage.
“SNOWDOG” is a compactly designed and highly reliable
SNOWDOG, equipped with a quality Briggs & Stratton engines
and ready for off-road work or recreation.

2 Safety tips

This Owner’s manual contains important information on safety
tips and operating instructions for SNOWDOG. In case of resale,
please transfer this document and the engine service manual
to the next SNOWDOG owner due to the importance of the
information contained.
Please read this manual carefully before operating the
SNOWDOG. Non-compliance with the following rules and
instructions may cause serious damage and even injuries.
SNOWDOG operating safety tips and instructions are marked
with “CAUTION!” tag listed herein.

Y CAUTION!

1. Before operating the SNOWDOG you must read the Owner’s
manual and engine operator’s manual.

2. It is prohibited to operate the SNOWDOG for minors under 16
years old, and not recommended to operate SNOWDOG for
people who are not capable of safe operating due to different
reasons.

3. It is prohibited to operate the SNOWDOG under the inuence
of alcohol and/or drugs .

4. It’s prohibited to use SNOWDOG without the chain protection

cover, mud aps and emergency engine shutdown switch.

5. Operating a faulty or defective SNOWDOG unit is prohibited.

6. Riding the SNOWDOG on public roads and trails is strictly
prohibited.

7. SNOWDOG is designated strictly for outdoor use. Indoor use
is prohibited.

3 Introduction

The purpose of this manual is to familiarize you with the
SNOWDOG maintenance and operation procedures, and give
you troubleshooting tips. SNOWDOG «SNOWDOG Compact»
and «SNOWDOG Standard» are towing modules designed for
transporting cargo in the luggage compartment, hauling cargo
on sledge and skis over ice designated and snow-covered
terrains. SNOWDOG is lightweight and compact, for convenient
storage and transport.

OWNER`S MANUAL

SNOWDOG COMPACT

SNOWDOG STANDARD

Contents

1. Preamble ...............................................................1

2. Safety tips .............................................................. 1

3. Introduction ........................................................... 1

4. Technical specications for “SNOWDOG” .................2

5. Overview ..............................................................3

6. Basic controls ........................................................3

7. Packaging ..............................................................4

8. SNOWDOG set-up ...................................................5

9. Operating the SNOWDOG ........................................ 6

10. Storage ..................................................................7

11. Pre-start engine inspection ......................................8

12. Fueling .................................................................8

13. Starting the engine ................................................8

14. Start drive .............................................................8

15. Stopping the engine ...............................................8

16. Reverse gearbox* ...................................................9

17. Maintenance tips ....................................................9

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CAUTION!

• Stay clear of the moving gears in the drive shaft and chain!

• Park the SNOWDOG at a safe distance from people and animals.

• Make sure the engine is stopped before removing the transmission protective cover.

• Make sure all the gear screws and drive shafts are tightened before operating the SNOWDOG.

• Do not start the engine if the steering handles are folded.

• Do not fold the steering handles while the engine is running.

• Please do not use the parking brake during the ride. It may cause the loss of control of SNOWDOG, trauma an damage the CVT.

• Before starting the engine please make sure the throttle control lever moves freely and is not xed.

• Before starting the engine move the steering handles into the operating position.

• Always check the parking brakes.

• In case of any steering control malfunctions you should stop, locate the problem and x it.

• Sled must be xed to a SNOWDOG with rigid drawbars only.

• Wearing protective hand gloves when riding the SNOWDOG is recommended.

• In order to avoid exposing ears to excessive noise while riding the SNOWDOG we recommend using protective earpieces for both
driver and passenger.

4 Technical specications for “SNOWDOG”

4.1 Technical specications for «SNOWDOG» models

Specs

SNOWDOG

COMPACT

B7ZE L

SNOWDOG

COMPACT
B10ZE WL

SNOWDOG

COMPACT

B13 ME WR

SNOWDOG
STANDARD
B10ZE WL

SNOWDOG
STANDARD

B13 ME WR

SNOWDOG
STANDARD

B13 MER WR

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Overall dimensions
in transporting and
operating position:

Length, in (mm)

50.0 / 86.5

(1270 / 2200)

50.0 / 86.5

(1270 / 2200)

50.0 / 86.5

(1270 / 2200)

58.0 / 94.5

(1470 / 2400)

58.0/ 94.5

(1470 / 2400)

58.0/ 94.5

(1470 / 2400)

Width (including
steering handles), in
(mm)

23.50 (600) 23.50 (600) 23.50 (600) 23.50 (600) 23.50 (600) 23.50 (600)

Height, in (mm) 27.9 (710) 30.0 (770) 30.0 (770) 30.0 (770) 30.0 (770) 30.0 (770)

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Torque, ft-lbs (Н·м) 9.50 (12,88) 14.50 (19,65) 21.05 (28.54 14.50 (19,65) 21.05 (28.54) 21.05 (28.54)

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Engine Displacement,
ci (cm³)

12.69 (208) 18.67 (306) 25.63 (420) 18.67 (306) 25.63 (420) 25.63 (420)

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Track type Compact Compact Compact Standard Standard Standard
Tread count 48 48 48 56 56 56
Dimensions: length ×

width, in (mm)

95.43×19.69
(2424×500)

95.43×19.69
(2424×500)

95.43×19.69
(2424×500)

111.3×19.69
(2828×500)

111.3×19.69
(2828×500)

111.3×19.69
(2828×500)

Weight, Lbs (kg) 240.3 (109) 271.16 (123) 297,62(135) 293.21 (133) 295(134) 328 (149)

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Maximum speed, mph
(km/h)

15.53 (25) 15.53 (25) 15.53 (25) 15.53 (25) 15.53 (25) 15.53 (25)

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Maximum load
capacity on top of the
motor tow, Lbs (kg)

100 (45) 100 (45) 100 (45) 110 (50) 110 (50) 110 (50)

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Maximum sledge load
capacity (including the
driver), Lbs (kg)

330 (150) 330 (150) 330 (150) 440 (200) 440 (200) 440 (200)

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Fuel type (gasoline) 87 octane 87 octane 87 octane 87 octane 87 octane 87 octane

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Transmission type CVT CVT CVT CVT CVT CVT

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5 Overview

1. LED-headlight.

2. Reverse gearbox.

3. Brake disk.

4. Fuel tank.

5. Air lter.

6. Mufer.

7. Hooking device.

8. Transmission chain.

9. Track.

10. Axle bearings (self-centering).

11. Driven pulley CVT.

12. Driving pulley CVT.

13. The battery.

14. Wheel trolley of suspension.

15. Side plate chassis.

16. Track tensioner.

6 Basic controls

1. Parking control arm with lock.

2. Light switch button.

3. Throttle control trigger.

4. Engine stop button.

5.

Electric starter button.

6.1 Snowdog identication

Serial no. is placed on the front part of the chassis,
It is also shown on the back part of the chassis using point
marking method.

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6.2 Information labels displacement

V

Information label with serial no.

WARNING label #1 and #2

WARNING label #3

Dual-sided WARNING label #4

7 Packaging

SNOWDOG delivery set contents:

1. SNOWDOG - 1 pc.

2. Support bracket - 1 pc.

3. Battery - 1 pc.

4. Eye bolt - 1 pc.

Owner’s documentation:

5. Owner’s Manual - 1 pc.

6. Warranty services agreement - 1 pc.

7. Operator’s engine manual - 1 pc.

V NOTE
V Spare parts and accessories can be

ordered from your dealer.

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8 SNOWDOG set-up

8.1 Installation of the case support bracket

Prior to startup of Snowdog install the case support bracket,
which is supplied with Snowdog. You will need a Philips
screwdriver for that. (not included).

Unscrew the cover xing screw in the top part of the chassis.

Insert the bracket under the cover, aligning the screw holes
with the holes in the chassis. If necessary, bracket may be
slightly bended to align the holes.

Screw the bolts, previously unscrewed from the chassis, so
that the bracket would be places between chassis and the

cover, and would separate hot mufer from the cover.

Then put fabric cover on the Snowdog. When you put on the
cover make sure that there is a distance between cover and

mufer of not less than 4 inches (100mm). If the distance is

less the 4 inches (100mm), bend the cover bracket.

! WARNING
! When operating Snowdog at an

ambient temperature of over
41 °F (+ 5 ° C), it is necessary to
remove the cover and operate the
macine without a cover

8.2 Battery installation

It is necessary to install and connect the battery before startup
of Snowdog. You will need a battery (supplied with Snowdog),
metric wrench (not included) and a Philips screwdriver (not
included).
Unscrew 2 bracket mounting bolts using metric wrench.

Install the battery, and tighten it with the bracket suign the
metric wrench.

Connect the electric wires to the battery, strictly observing
the polarity. Wire with the red cover is connected to the cleat
market with + sign, wire with black cover is connected to the
cleat marked with - sign. Tightly secure the contacts.

General view of the assembled battery.

! WARNING!

Pay attention to the polarity when
connecting the battery!

! WARNING!

Do not turn on the headlight when
the battery is not connected!

V NOTE

The voltage of the charged battery
should be within the range of 12.6-

12.9 volts. If the battery voltage
is less than 12.6 volts, it must be
charged.

! WARNING
! Do not use chargers with voltages

above 14.6 volts. This charger will
damage the battery.

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8.3 Handle bar height adjustment

To adjust the height of the steering handle you must rearrange

xture in one of the three holes 1. In order to raise the wheel

higher, move the mounting holes in the bottom. In order to
lower the lower wheel, move the steering wheel to the upper
hole. Please NOTE, both the handlebar mounting must be on
the same level.

8.4 Preparations, necessary to maintain
before every star up

1. Move the steering handles from the transporting position
into the operating position

2. Sleds are mounted to the motor using hitch.

3. Check the chain tension – the chain should be neither loose,
nor tight.

4. Check the throttle and brake cable (lubricate if needed).

5. Check the parking brakes.

6. Move the parking brake into the xed position.

7. Set up the engine according to the instruction manual of the
engine.

8. Start the engine according to the instruction manual of the
engine.

9. Strap the engine security switch on your hand before
starting to move. Check how the kill switch is installed. Kill
switch which is not installed completely may lead to incorrect
work of the engine.

10. Release the parking brake from the xed position before
moving.

11. Check the hooking device and its fastners 1.

! WARNING!

When operating Snowdog at positive
temperatures (above 0C or 32F) it is
necessary to remove the protective
cover. Failure to do so will cause the
engine to overheat and will not be
covered by warranty

9 Operating the SNOWDOG

Be sure to study the information regarding engine rst and then

start the engine as described in paragraph 14 of the manual.
Let the engine warm up for 1-2 min.

9.1 Driving

SNOWDOG is operated by a driver in a standing position.
Throttle arm on the right side of the steering handles controls
take-off and speed change. SNOWDOG starts moving when the
throttle arm is approximately in ¼ position. When starting to
move on a crumbly snow, accelerate slowly in order to avoid
slipping. To make a turn, steer the handles in the direction
opposite to the turn. To stop the SNOWDOG, release the
throttle back - never apply the parking brake to stop the
SNOWDOG while driving.

9.2 Stopping the engine

To stop the engine, throttle back to minimal RPMs and ip the

engine stop button to “OFF” position.

Y CAUTION!
Y The rst 20 hours of operating the

SNOWDOG are needed for engine
and transmission to adjust. During
this period you should use SNOWDOG
with lowest possible load. Prolonged
lugging may cause transmission
overload and SNOWDOG failure.

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Maintenance

9.3 Before each trip

Check the secure connection of the parts and assemblies of
the SNOWDOG and tighten the screws if necessary. Check the
parking brakes. Check the engine oil level. Check the drive chain,
lubricate if necessary.
Pay particular attention:
Handlebar mounting and attachment the hitch.

9.4 After each trip

1. Shut down the fuel valve (if provided). Clean
SNOWDOG from any snow and/or dirt.

2. Lube the chain with a aerosol chain spray.

3. Visually check track tension.

Visually check the driver and driven shaft of the CVT,

clean out of dirt if necessary. Be sure to check for
plastic inserts 1 in CVT driver shaft. I plastic inserts
are missing or worn out - insert new ones.
(For models with SAFARY CVT)

9.5 After the rst 5 hours of SNOWDOG
operation

1. Lubricate the throttle and parking brake cables

2. Lubricate the drive chain and sprockets with a
aerosol chain spray

3. Adjust throttle and parking brake arms (free motion

0.19 - 0.27 in (5-7mm))

4. Adjust the chain tension

5. Service the engine as specied in the operating
manual of the engine.

6. Visually check track tension.

9.6 After each 20 hours of SNOWDOG
running

1. Lubricate the throttle and parking brake cables

2. Lubricate the drive chain and sprockets with a
aerosol chain spray

3. Adjust throttle and parking brake arms (free motion

0.19 - 0.27 in (5-7mm))

4. Adjust the chain tension.

5. Check the track tension as described in paragraph

17.3

6. Change the engine and transmission oil.

7. Lubricate the bearings in supporting rollers via
service hatch.

8. Service the engine as specied in the operating
manual of the engine.

9.7 Washing and cleaning

Before washing and cleaning, remove the cover if necessary.
Wash cover, if necessary.
Do not use high pressure for washing, it may damage some parts
of Snowdog.
Snowdog should be washed with warm water and car detergent.
Thoroughly rinse the detergent.
Wash using a bucket with a sponge small water pressure hose.
It is necessary to ensure that water is not suffused in parts,

connectors and switches on the engine, in(on) the air lter and
mufer. Do not use petrol or other solvents to clean the plastic

and painted surfaces. Powertrain and chassis must be cleaned of
twigs, leaves and other contaminants. Remove stains of oil and

other uids.

Start up and warm up the Snowdog after washing.

! WARNING!

Do not allow corrosive substances on
the track, such as gasoline, solvents,
acids, etc.

10 Storage

SNOWDOG should be stored in a dry ventilated room or outdoors
under a canopy with a waterproof cover. In case of a short-term

storage (up to one month), perform the procedures specied in

paragraph 9.6. In case of a long-term storage (over a month)
perform all the procedures specied in paragraph 9.6 and
lubricate non-coated parts with a preserving agent, as well as the
parts where paint-and-lacquer coating is exposed. This ensures
the safe preservation of the SNOWDOG for up to 12 months when
stored normally. For the next 12 months of storage, reproduce
the steps above. To do so, follow the engine depreservation

procedures specied herein, remove the preserving agent from
the parts, ll the tank with gas, start the engine and let run for

5 minutes, then stop it, change the engine oil, and preserve the
SNOWDOG for another period.
Also follow the engine manufacturer recommendations for long­term storage.

10.1 Track maintenance

Check the track condition and its tension after each trip.
Excessive track tension is offen the reason for power loss and
causes engine overload.
You should also check if the track’s position is symmetrical to
the SNOWDOG. Never operate the SNOWDOG with severe track
damage. In case of severe track damage, you should seal it to
prevent moisture from ruining the track’s cord.
The cord threads should not stick out of the track’s side. If they
do, cut them off.
Check the track’s metal brackets after each trip. if bent,
straighten. If a bracket is missing, replace it. Operating damaged
tracks leads to their rapid deterioration.
Inspect and clean the track after each trip.
When operating the SNOWDOG in the wet snow, clean the track
more often, especially before a prolonged stop. Do not expose
the track to oil and various chemicals.
Do not store the SNOWDOG under direct sunlight.
Loosen the track before storage.
We recommend storing the SNOWDOG in suspended position. In
case of a long-term storage the track must be rotated to a new
position once a month.

10.2 Transportation

Drain the fuel from the tank or shut down the fuel valve before
transporting. The SNOWDOG must be in a horizontal position
during loading and unloading. When transporting the SNOWDOG,
make sure it is secure.
SNOWDOG cannot be stacked during transportation.
Snowdog is equipped with connector for towing eye bolt 1 in

the front part of the chassis of top part of the front mudap. It

is designated to mount the Snowdog during transportations, etc.
Eye bolt is provided with SNOWDOG.

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11 Pre-start engine inspection

11.1 Checking oil level

! Check the oil level in the engine,

according to the engine manual
before operating.

! CAUTION

Running the engine with insufcient

oil level will cause damage and is not
covered by warranty.

V NOTE*

Automatic engine oil level protection
system will switch off the engine if
the oil level falls below a safe level,
but to ensure the safe operation of
the engine it is recommended to
check the oil level before each trip.
*This function is disabled on
Snowdogs, designated for USA and
Canada.

12 Fueling

! Fill the gasoline engine according to

the engine manual.

! NOTE

• Fuel is highly ammable and explosive, you should avoid
getting burned and injured while working with it.

• Stop the engine before refueling. Make sure there are no

heating appliances, sparks or ames around.

• Refuel only outdoors.

• Refuel only in a well-ventilated area and only if the engine is
stopped. If the engine has been recently running, let it cool

down rst.

• Spilled fuel is not only inammable, but can also harm the
environment. In case of spilled fuel, wipe down as soon as
possible.

13 Starting the engine

1. Be sure to follow all of the procedures specied in
paragraph 8.4.

2. Prepare the engine for starting, as described in the
engine manual.

3. Lock the parking brake.

4. Set the engine switch to “ON” position.

If you have an electric starter, press the start button electric
start (no more than 5 seconds) and start the engine.
To use the recoil starter rope, pull the cord slowly, before
resistance, then pull strongly.
When the engine starts, allow it to warm up for 2-5 minutes
After warming up the engine, remove the choke lever. Read
more in the engine manual.

Y CAUTION

When starting the engine with an
electric starter, do not hold the switch

in “ON” position for more than 5

seconds. If the engine hasn’t started,
you can retry in 10 seconds.

14 Start drive

1. Strap the engine security switch on your hand.

2. Release the parking brake.
Slowly squeeze lever to engage the transmission and to start
the SNOWDOG moving. Increase pressure on the throttle lever
until desired speed is reached.

14.1 Automatic engine oil level protection*

This safety system shuts down the engine before the oil level
falls below a safe level. The system will also detect a critical tilt
of the engine and also shut it down. This will prevent possible

damage to the interacting parts working with insufcient

lubrication. Engine switch will remain in “ON” position. If the
engine has stalled and does not start, check the engine oil level
before performing diagnostic study.

V *This function is disabled on

Snowdogs, designated for in some
states USA and Canada.

14.2 Safety device (if applicable)

The safety device protects the charging circuit of the battery in
case of short circuit or improper connection. When triggered, the
device shows green button switch. Before returning it back into
place, you should locate and eliminate the cause.
To restore the circuit, press the breaker button.

15 Stopping the engine

In case of emergency:

To shut down the engine in case of emergency, turn the engine
stop button switch to “OFF” position. Or pull out the

emergency engine kill switch.
In normal cases:

1. Adjust the throttle lever to lower RPMs .

2. Turn the engine stop butto to switch to “OFF” position.

3. Close the fuel valve (if avalialable)

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16 Reverse gearbox*

*For models with Reverse gearbox.
To shift the gear into the «forward» position, stop the engine
and switch the lever towards the transmission chain as shown
on the picture.

To shift the gear into the “reverse” position, stop the engine
and switch the lever away from the transmission chain as
shown on the picture.

! WARNING!

Never switch the direction of motion
with the running engine!

17 Maintenance tips

17.1 Changing the oil

Change the oil in the engine produce in accordance
recommendations to the operator`s manual engine.

! CAUTION
! Do not touch the mufer immediately

after the engine is stopped in order to
avoid getting burned.

17.2 Replacement CVT belt

1. Turn off the engine,

2. lock the parking brake.
To replace the CVT belt, pull the belt off the large pulley and
then from the CVT (as per picture below). Install the belt in the
reverse order.

Replace the CVT belt, if it`s worn out or its width is less than
1,06 in (27mm).

17.3 Track tension check

Before starting any movement check the condition and tension
of the track. Over tension leads to engine power loss and

causes overloads. Place the SNOWDOG on a at surface. Place

a rigid metal of wooden «straight edge» on top of the track
supported by the front and back rollers. Measure the distance
between the «straight edge» and the track in the the middle of
its length. Normally the track will sag on 0.6-0.8 in (15-2mm)
(in the middle of its length) under its own weight.

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V If your model is equipped with a

track support roller, its needs to
be temporarily removed before
measuring the tension.

17.4 Track tensioning

Loosen the screws 1 on both sides of the rear mounting shaft.
Turn eccentric 2 to adjust the tensioner axis.

V NOTE:
V To eliminate track distortion,

eccentric tensioner should be evenly
set with the right and left side of the
SNOWDOG.
Check the track tension. Tighten the
bolts.

17.4.1 Check the chain tension

It is necessary to remove the protection cover to check the track
tension or change the sprocket or chain. To do this, remove the
three screws 1 that hold the chain cover and remove the cover .
To install the cover do same steps in the reverse order.

Correctly tensioned chain will have a loose lift of 0.4-0.8 in (10­20mm) between the sprocket. Loose lift less than 0,2 in (5mm)
will result in rapid chain stretching, and will lead to fast sprocket
wear. An excessively loose chain can fall off during operation.
Loose chain needs to be tightened . While operating, the chain
stretches, and the distance between chain links changes . If the
adjustment range is not enough, then the chain should be
replaced. Do not shorten the chain by removing one or more
links. When cleaning chain, check the condition of the rubber
seals between the plates. If the seals are damaged, and two tips
protrude from the chain, the chain requires urgent replacement.

17.4.2 Adjusting chain tension

To adjust the chain tension:

1. Loosen the screws 1 that mount motor and CVT brackets
with Snowdog chassis platform.

2. To loosen the chain you need to move the engine mount
with the motor forward in the direction of movement, to tension
the chain move the chain tensioning engine mount with the
motor back against the direction of Snowdog movement.

3. Check the chain tension. Repeat step 2 if necessary.

4. Tighten six bolts to the engine mounts of the Snowdog
chassis platform.

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17.5 Suspension trolleys diagnostic

The three spring trolley may turn upside-down if Snowdog is
driven over obstacles, such as logs, rocks, etc. I this case
Snowdog leans forward, looses power and speed. Do not
operate Snowdog if this happens. Return the three spring

trolley into proper position.

17.6 Parking brake

Parking brake consists of brak caliper with pads, brake disc,
brake cable and brake lever with a lock.

17.6.1 Brake actuator. Checking, service.

The brake is a combination of a steel disk on the driven shaft of
the variator, and a device that compresses the disc brake caliper
pads. The braking force is transmitted via the brake lever cable.
The parking brake is actuated by a lever with the clamp on the
left handlebar. Check the movement of lever A. It should be 0.2­0,4in (5-10mm).

If the braking force on the lever is not sufcient, for example,

when brake pads worn out, or tensile steel cable, you need to
adjust the brake lever stroke.
To do this, loosen the locknut 1 and counterclockwise rotation of
the adjusting screw 2 pull cable so that the brake lever has a free
wheeling within 0.2-0,4in (5-10mm).

To loosen the brake cable loosen the locknut 1 and clockwise
rotation of the adjustment screw 2.
If the lever adjustment is not enough to set up the free lever
motion, adjust the brake caliper and check on the condition of
pads.

17.6.2 Brake caliper. Checking and service

Before setting up caliper loosen as much as possible the brake

cable as specied in paragraph 17.6.1

Caliper parts

1. Bolts adjust the position of the caliper (brake pads

parallel to the brake disc)

2. Fastening bolts of a caliper

3. Brake cable xing bolt

4. Brake cable stop

5. Bolt adjusting the distance between the pads.

6. Lock nut of the adjusting bolt.

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Adjusting the brake caliper

Fully loosen the tension of the brake cable on the lever, as
described in paragraph 17.6.1. Ensure ease of pushing and
return to the starting position of the lever and the parking brake
cable.
At the complicated movement of the lever parking brake,
lubricate or replace cable. If the parking brake lever is in the
starting position, and the cable has slack - adjust the tension of
the cable on the parking brake caliper. Loosen the bolt 3 and pull
the cable to remove slack. Do not create tension on the cable.
Tighten the bolt and check the operation of the parking brake
lever.

Turn the screws 1 to adjust the position of the caliper to the

brake disc. The xed brake shoe should be parallel to the brake

disc pad surface. Adjust minimum possible distance between the

xed brake pad and brake disc.

It`s allowed to graze on the disc brake pads is not obstructing
its rotation.
Loosen the lock nut 5. Tighten the screw 6 until touching the
movable brake pads on the brake disc. Hold the bolt 6, tighten
the locknut 5. Check the brake disk rotation. Allowed to graze on
the disc brake pads is not obstructing its rotation.
Check the movement of lever parking brake. If necessary, adjust
the tension of the cable as described in section 17.6.1.
Check the condition of the brake pads. Limit the working of the
material thickness of the brake pads 0,02 in (5mm). 1. If the
brake pads are worn, replace them.

If the brake pads in order to adjust the brake caliper as described
in p.17.6.1.
Loosen the cable clamp bolt brake 3, pull the brake cable by
removing the slack and tighten the screw 3.

17.7 Brake caliper dismantling

Loosen the screws 1 and disassemble the caliper.

1. Caliper

2. Stop

3. Brake pad

4. Spring

5. Caliper cover

6. Caliper cover bolts.

17.8 Adjusting the throttle

To adjust the throttle lever to loosen the locknut 2 and
counterclockwise rotation of the adjusting screw 1. Pull the rope
so that the throttle had free running within 0,2 - 0,3 in (5-7mm).
To loosen the throttle cable, loosen the locknut 2 and clockwise
rotation of the adjusting screw 1 to loosen the cable.

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17.9 Reverse gearbox*

*For models with Reverse gearbox.

17.9.1 Oil change

1. Place a designated container for oil collection under
the gearbox case.
Unscrew the breather adapter, oil drain hole bolt and
washer..

2. Let the used oil drain completely then place back the
oil drain hole bolt and washer. Tighten up the oil drain

hole bolt with a torque 15 ft·lb (21 Н*м).

V NOTE

In this model, in the observation
window on the gearbox can not show
you the what`s the gearbox oil level.

Y It is recommended to use the engine

oil for the reverse gearbox. Required
amount of oil in the gearbox is 200 ml.

3. Fill with the new oil through the breather adapter
hole. Tighten the breather adapter with a torque
15 ft·lb (21 Н*м).

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17.10 Snowdog`s general electric circuit scheme*

*For engines detailed electric circuit please contact Briggs&Stratton dealers

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between this Manual and your Snowdog, please contact your Snowdog dealer for the latest information. The service life of the

Snowdog, subject to the rules of operation and maintenance specied in the Manual, is 5 years.

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