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  • Page 1

    Safety • Assembl y • Operation • Tips & T echniques • Maintenance • T roubleshooting • P ar ts Lists • Warranty Warning : This un it is equi pped wi th an internal c ombu stion en gine and s hould not be u sed on or near any unii proved forest-c overed, brush- covered or grass -c overed land unles s the eng ine’ s exhaus t syste[...]

  • Page 2

    2 Finding and Recor ding Model Number T ab le of Contents This Operator’ s Manual is an important part of your new sno w thrower . It will help you assemb le, prepare and maintain the unit for best perf ormance . Please read and understand what it says. Customer Support .............................................. 2 Safety Labels ..............[...]

  • Page 3

    3 1 Safety Labels W ARNING Th is sym bol po int s ou t i mporta nt s af ety in st ruc tio ns wh ich, i f no t f oll ow ed , c ou ld en dan ger th e p erso nal sa fe ty a nd /or p rope r ty of y our se lf an d o the rs . Re ad and f ollo w a ll in st ruc tio ns in th is ma nu al be fo re at - t emp tin g t o op er at e th is ma chi ne . F ai lur e t[...]

  • Page 4

    4 2 Safe Operat ion Practices T raining 1. Read, understand, and f ollow all instructions on the machine and in the manual(s) bef ore attempting to assemble and oper ate. K eep this manual in a safe place f or future and regular ref erence and for ordering replacement par ts. 2. Be f amiliar with all controls and their proper operation. Know ho w t[...]

  • Page 5

    5 Operation 1 . Do not p ut han ds or feet n ear rota ting p ar ts, in t he auger / i mpel ler ho usin g or chu te asse mbl y . C onta ct wi th th e rotat ing par t s can a mpu tate han ds an d feet. 2. The aug er / imp ell er cont rol lever is a s afet y devic e. Never bypas s its o perat ion. D oing s o makes th e mach ine un safe and may c ause [...]

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    6 3 Setting Up Y our Snow Thr ower NO TE: All ref erences in this man ual to the left or right side o f the snow th row er is fr om the opera ting position only . E xcep tions, if an y , will be specifi ed. IMPORT ANT This unit i s shipped with the engi ne full of oil. A fter assembly , ref er to the T ecumseh En gines manu al pack ed sepa ratel y [...]

  • Page 7

    7 3 Setting Up Y our Snow Thr ower IMPORT ANT Pri or to opera ting yo ur snow th row er , ref er to A uger Control T est in the Opera tion section. R ead and follo w all inst ructions care fully and p er fo rm all adj ustments t o ve rify yo ur snow th row er is opera ting saf ely and prope rly . Figure 3-5 Figure 3-7 Figure 3-6 3. a. Re move the f[...]

  • Page 8

    8 3 Setting Up Y our Snow Thr ower Final Adjustments Make these fin al assem bly adjus tments b efor e operat ing your snow thrower for the firs t time. Failure to follow thes e instru ctio ns may cause damag e to the snow thrower . T esting Drive Contr ol & Shift Lever Refer to Figure 3 -8 for lo catio n of contro ls. 1 . Move the shif t lever[...]

  • Page 9

    9 3 Setting Up Y our Snow Thr ower IM PORT AN T: Under any circums tanc e do not exceed m anufac ture r’s rec omme nde d psi. Equ al tire p res sure sho uld be maint aine d at all tim es. Exces sive pre ssure w hen seat ing be ads m ay cause tire / rim asse mbly to bu rst with for ce suf fici ent to cause s erious inju ry. Refe r to sidewall o f [...]

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    10 4 Operating Y our Snow Thr ower W ARNING Read, understand, and foll ow all in struc- tions and war nings on the machine and in this manua l before operating. Kno w Y our Snow Thro wer Figure 4-1 Engine Controls Recoil Starter Handle Electric Starter Outlet Primer Ignition Key Choke Control Throttle Control Drive Control Headlight Fuel T ank Gas [...]

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    11 4 Operating Y our Snow Thr ower W ARNING The o per ation o f any snow throwe r can r esult in fore ign obj ect s bein g thrown into t he eyes, which ca n dam age your eyes severely. Always wear s afet y glas ses while o per ating t he snow throwe r , or w hile p er form - ing any adjus tme nts or rep airs on i t. Be sur e no one ot her t han the[...]

  • Page 12

    12 W ARNING Use ext rem e car e when handli ng gasoli ne. Gaso line is ex tre mely flamm abl e and th e vapors are expl osive. Never fu el the m achine in door s or while t he engi ne is hot or running . Ex ting uish ciga ret tes , cigar s, pip es and oth er sour ces of igniti on. 4 Operating Y our Snow Thr ower The e lec tric st ar ter is equip pe[...]

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    13 W ARNING The muffler , engine, and surro unding areas become hot and can cause a burn. Do not t ouch. 4 Operating Y our Snow Thr ower NO TE: Use slo wer speeds in high er snow and /or until y ou are fami liar with th e snow thro wer ope ration . IMPORT ANT NEVE R mov e the shift lev er without first relea sing the whee l driv e control . Doing s[...]

  • Page 14

    14 5 Making Adjustments W ARNING Read, understand, and foll ow all in structions and warn ings on the machine and in th is manual before operat- ing. Never a t tempt to make an y adjustments while the engi ne is runn ing, ex cept wher e specified in operator’ s manual. Shift Cable If the full r ange of sp eeds ( for ward and reverse) c annot be a[...]

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    15 5 Making Adjustments IMPORT ANT : It is not recommended that yo u operate this snow throw er on grav el as loose gra vel can be easily pic ked up and thrown b y th e auger causin g personal inju r y or damage to the snow thro wer . If for some reason, yo u hav e to operate the snow thro wer on grav el, kee p the skid shoe in the highest position[...]

  • Page 16

    16 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower W ARNING Alwa ys stop engi ne, disconnect spark plug, and grou nd against eng ine before per formi ng any type of maint enance on yo ur machine. IMPORT ANT A void oil spilla ge on rub- ber f riction wheel and alumin um driv e plat e. IMPORT ANT NEVE R replace the auge r shear pin s with standa rd pins. Any da ma[...]

  • Page 17

    17 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower Replacing Belts 1 . Disc onnec t the c hute crank as sembl y at the dis charge chute en d by removing the hair pin cl ip and the f lat washer . R efer to Figure 6 -4. 2. Remove the plast ic bel t cover , loc ated near the engine, by removing t he three sel f-tapp ing screws that secure it . See Figure 6 - 5. 3. [...]

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    18 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower Figure 6-8 Figure 6-6 Figure 6-7 Loosen Remove 6. Slip th e auger contr ol belt ( the fro nt belt ) off t he engine p ulley . 7 . Pull the br ake bracket assemb ly towards the c able guid e roller and u nhook th e auger cab le “Z ” fit ti ng. See Figure 6 - 9. 8. Remo ve th e uppe r bolt s whi ch attach the [...]

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    19 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower Figure 6-12 Figure 6-11 Figure 6-9 Figure 6-10 A C B 1 2 3 If also replaci ng th e dri ve belt, proceed to the “Drive Belt” instr uction. If not, reass emble by performi ng th e pr evio us step s in the opposit e or der a nd ma nner of remo val. Proper Adj ustment : With t he a uger clutch le ver in the dise[...]

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    20 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower Figure 6-13 Figure 6-14 Remov e hex screw and washer F r iction wheel assembly Slide he x shaft out right side He x Shaft Chang ing F rictio n Wheel The rubber on the friction wheel is subject t o wear and should be checked after the fi rst 25 hours of operation, and periodically therea f ter . Replace the frict[...]

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    21 6 Maintaining Y our Snow Thr ower Figure 6-16 Frictio n Wheel Hub Ass embly Figure 6-15 • Reassemble the ne w friction wheel t o the hub assembly , tightening the four scre ws in rotation and with equal f orce. It is import ant t o assemble the friction wheel symme trically for pr oper functioning. • Insert the pin fr om the shift arm assemb[...]

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    22 Preparing Engine NOTE: Refer to the eng ine manua l for more detail ed informatio n on prepar ing the snow t hrower engine for storage. Short-T erm Storage It is imp or tant to prevent gum dep osits fro m forming in essent ial fuel system par ts of t he engine s uch as t he carb uretor , fuel fi lter , fuel h ose, or tank dur ing shor t-term sto[...]

  • Page 23

    23 This section addresses minor service issues. For fu r ther details, contact an authori zed service center . 8 T roub le- shooting Cause Pr oblem Remed y En gine fail s to start 1 . Choke not in ON po sitio n. 2. Spark pl ug wire disc onne cted. 3. Fuel tank empt y or stal e fuel. 4. Engine not pri med. 5. Faulty spar k plug. 6. Bloc ked fuel lin[...]

  • Page 24

    24 Models 930 SWE & 933 SWE 38 48 9 54 1 21 2 59 32 74 72 77 74 40 66 51 68 76 67 70 26 70 40 49 39 44 49 49 32 13 8 8 3 3 46 27 7 7 31 49 42 45 21 26 33 34 30 58 61 23 62 17 6 14 10 65 63 60 64 47 52 21 21 25 15 22 11 11 22 5 28 43 4 35 18 55 37 53 20 24 19 50 41 43 37 12 16 75 78 73 69 79 71 75 79 56 57 36 11[...]

  • Page 25

    25 9 P ar ts List Ref. No. P ar t No. Description 1 05244B Housing, Bearing 2 784-0315A Housing, Double D Bearing 3 618-0436 Gear Bo x Assembly , A uger 4 618-0281A Brac ket Assy , A uger Brake 5 684-0090B Impellar , 16” 6 684-04232 Housing, A uger - 30” 684-04233 Housing, A uger - 33” 7 684-04151 Spiral Assy , LH 8 684-04152 Spiral Assy , RH[...]

  • Page 26

    26 56 25 46 62 44 8 19 18 7 6 4 9 6 21 5 3 1 8 41 27 51 22 31 51 32 2 15 23 61 48 58 60 33 23 14 48 45 49 47 59 26 29 30 24 35 28 53 10 14 17 16 38 39 16 37 63 43 11 57 52 34 54 30 13 12 55 11 20 42 40 50 36 Models 930 SWE & 933 SWE[...]

  • Page 27

    27 9 P ar ts List Ref. No. Part No. Description 1 684-04106B Handle Engage Assy - RH 2 731-0851A Chute , Flange Keeper 3 731-04894B Loc k Plate 4 711-04287 Pivot Rod 5 735-0199A Rub ber Bumper 6 710-04354 Screw , 1/4-20 x.375 7 731-04896A Clutch Loc k Cam 8 712-04081A Shoulder Nut, 1/4-20 9 725-04214 Wire Harness 10 725-1649 Light Sock et 11 720-02[...]

  • Page 28

    28 Models 930 SWE & 933 SWE 22 11 15 9 14 28 21 46 12 44 62 A B B A 17 32 38 61 60 50 26 49 13 73 52 72 58 19 31 59 1 31 35 20 29 99 97 83 79 77 82 92 95 87 26 74 41 36 20 8 53 25 8 56 70 51 27 67 23 2 42 54 38 4 43 43 25 71 24 86 80 18 66 3 63 40 38 69 48 31 10 63 6 44 88 64 17 62 7 37 39 33 65 78 16 57 30 45 55 47 76 61 75 26 98 79 91 85 96 7[...]

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    29 9 P ar ts List Ref. No. P ar t No. Description 1 05244B Housing, Bearing 2 618-0279 Dogg, Steering Dr iv e, LH 3 618-0280 Dogg, Steering Dr iv e, RH 4 618-0282E Shaft Assembly , Steer ing 5 618-04178 Assembly , Friction Wheel 718-04034 Wheel, F r iction, Bonded 710-0896 Screw , He x W ash 6 684-0118A Brac ket, A uger Actuator 7 684-0119A Brac ke[...]

  • Page 30

    30 9 P ar ts List Ref. No. P ar t No. Description 81 710-1245B Screw , Hx Cap 5/16-24 82 710-0654A Screw , 3/8-16 x 1.00 83 736-0173** W asher, Flat, .28 x .74 x .063 84 714-0118 K ey , Square, 1/4 x 1.5 85 790-00167A Brack et, Belt K eeper 86 731-2531 Cov er , Belt 87 732-0303 Spring, Extension 88 732-0705 Guide, Chute Cable 89 736-0247 W asher , [...]

  • Page 31

    The limi ted warranty s et fort h below is gi ven by Cub Cadet LLC with re- spec t to new mercha ndise us ed for commer cial pur poses a nd purch ased and used i n the United S tates and / or its terri tories and p osses sions, an d by MTD Produc ts Limited w ith resp ect to new merc handi se purch ased and used i n Canada and / or its terr itories[...]

  • Page 32

    The limi ted warranty s et fort h below is gi ven by Cub Cadet LLC with respe ct to new merch andise p urchase d and used i n the United S tates, its posse ssion s and territor ies, and by MTD Produ cts Lim ited with r espec t to new merchan dise purc hased a nd used in Canad a and / or its terri tories an d posse ssion s. “Cub Cad et ” warrant[...]