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SNOWPLOW ASSEMBLY
1. Carefully unpack the carton (fig.3), accounting for each of the parts by referring
to the function picture, parts list and schematic drawing (see page En.23)
2. Continue to refer to the parts list and exploded drawing while assembling the
plow.
3. Using the grade 8 bolts and nuts included, bolt together the two halves of the
snowplow blade (fig.4, C
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4. Attach the scraper (three pieces, a long, S
right) to the front lower edge of the full blade using 25 mm (1") x M10 grade 8
carriage bolts, 10 mm washers, and M10 Nylock nuts (fig.6). The long piece of
the scraper overlaps both halves of the blade. The
shorter piece fills in the rest. The carriage bolts are
inserted so that their domed caps are at the front of
scraper, which lies on the lower front (concave side)
edge of the blade. The nuts screw on from the back
(convex) side of the plow blade. Tighten the nuts.
Attach the two skid shoe holders (fig.7) to the
head bolts inserted from below, and 2 M12 Nylock nuts threaded on from the
top to attach it to the cross rib.
Assuming the blade assembly is held in a
vertical position, insert the skid shoes into
the skid shoe holders from below. Hold
them in place with a Nylock nut on top of
each (fig.9). Temporarily set the shoes so
they hold the blade scraper about 1 cm
(1/2 inch) above the surface. This is the
normal setting for paved surfaces, but you
can vary the height according to
conditions.
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and two short ones: S
L,
bottom of the
lower cross rib on
the back of the
plow blade. They should be attached so that
they are cupped upwards, the ends of the
holders with the two holes angled slightly
when the blade stands vertically and the end
having the single large hole aligned
horizontally so that the shoes are vertical. To
attach each, use 2 M12 x 32 mm gr.8 hex
5. If not already done, thread an M18 nut
onto the shaft of each skid shoe (fig.8).
; fig.5, at
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