Honda SB4142 User's Manual
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1. LOWER 2x 4 BOARD 5 4142 SNOWBLOWER REMOVAL SNOWBLOWER REMOVAL Park lawn tractor safely on a flat level surface Make sure the PTO knob is in the OFF position Turn the engine OFF remove the ignition key and set the parking brake ON Disconnect the spark plug caps 1 Use lift lever to raise snowblower and move skid wheels to the transport position Use lift lever to lower snowblower and put lift lever in the forward locked position 2 Release primary belt tenston by rotating tensioner arm over center imm 3 Remove primary belt from the PTO pulley 584142 SNOWBLOWER 35 REMOVAL 4 Remove lock pin securing chute crank handle to rotation worm gear 5 Slide chute crank handle through bushing in chute handle bracket CHUTE CRANK HANDLE 6 With the lift arm in the locked position remove lock pin and washer securing lift arm rod to the lift arrn 7 Remove lift rod assembly from lift arm latch 36 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 8 Remove the right offset link A 9 Remove the lett offset link B 10 Disengage right and left latches and allow snowblower frame to drop down from rear mounting studs 11 Pull snowblower forward until front pins are disengaged Make sure left rear of snowblower frame goes outside the tie rod and roll snowblower out from under lawn tractor 5 4142 SNOWBLOWER REMOVAL RIGHT OFFSET LINK n 37 REMOVAL 122. OPERATOR S MANUAL 42 TWO STAGE SNOWBLOWER MODEL SB4142 LLELLL Click here to save this manual to your computer mme a AAAA TS ca S p BEES 2 Ex EXE tee z peg z y IIT TITI TTT TTT ETE EET LT LT T HONDA DEALER PLEASE GIVE THIS PUBLICATION TO YOUR CUSTOMER PTT TTT 1998 American Honda Motor Co Inc All Rights Reserved 11 EEHEHE Printed in U S A PREFACE Thank you for purchasing a Honda SB4142 Two Stage Snowblower for your Honda HA4118H38A HA4120H48A Lawn Tractor This manual covers the operation maintenance and instaiiation of the SB4142 Snowblower For your convenience this manuai also includes a parts description guide and warranty service information Before installing or operating this equipment read this operator s manual and the owner s manual supplied with the HA4118H38A HA4120H48A Lawn Tractor The information in this operator s manual is lirnited in application to the Honda SB4142 when installed and used on a Honda HA4118H38A HA4120H48A Lawn Tractor Left and right sides of this Lawn Tractor are determined from the operator s position facing the direction of forward travel As you read this manual you will find information preceded by a NOTICE symbol That information is intended to help you avoid damage to your Snowblower other property or the environmen
3. To reduce the possibility of a fire or explosion be careful when working around gasoline or batteries Use only a nonfiammable solvent not gasoline to clean parts Keep all cigarettes sparks and flames away from the battery and all fuel related parts 20 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION TORQUE VALUES American bolt diameter and thread size A ND I 5 16 inch 18 16 3 mE 3 8 inch 16 29 8 7 16 inch 13 33 44 1 2 inch 13 76 103 Metric bolt diameter 8mm 15 9 22 __________ 25 3 35 HARDWARE MEASURING CHART How to measure hardware and components INCHES 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 86 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 MILLIMETERS 716 3 Bin 5 1 4 in LENGTH DIAMETER Fe INSIDE DIAMETER WASHERS ARE SPECIFIED NUTS ARE SPECIFIED BY INSIDE DIAMETER BY INSIDE DIAMETER AT THREAD DEPTH O C C 584142 SNOWBLOWER 21 INSTALLATION UNCHATING Remove the crate cover Remove the four lag bolts securing blower head and mounting frame to the wooden pallet Cut tie strap securing frame assembly to wooden upright Remove mounting frame assembly Cut tie strap securing linkage to blower head assembly Remove blower head assembly Remove linkage chute and loose parts bag a BLOWER HEAD MOUNTING FRAME LAG BOLTS 4 22 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION LOOSE PARTS Check all loose parts
4. 90331 VO9 P21 Locknut 5 16 18 13 2 90159 V09 P21 Shear bolt 5 16 18 x 2 25 1 90774 V09 P21 Clevis 1 4 x 1 3 8 45 1 90766 VG5 000 Cotter pin 3 32 x 3 4 16 2 90130 VG5 000 Hex bolt 5 16 18 x 3 4 17 1 71205 V09 P21 Auger gearbox 18 2 76734 V09 P21 Auger shaft cap r Washer 5 16 Grease nipple 2 90545 V09 P 24 21 2 80951 771 000 Part availability subject to change 584142 SNOWBLOWER 45 PARTS ARM Part Number Description Tractor part Tractor lift lever 1 82371 09 01 Lift arm latch 4 1 82373 09 01 Lift arm lock 5 1 76769 VO9 P21 Lift arm rod 7 76336 VO9 P21 Chute handle bushing D i 90331 V09 P01 Lock nut 5 16 18 90132 VG5 000 Hex bolt 5 16 18 x 1 1 4 NM IS IN I Part availability subject to change 46 584142 SNOWBLOWER PARTS DECALS DANGER To tid injury from roiatimg auger Keep hands leet and clothing away To avoid erious injury Keep hands out of this discharge chute while engine is running Failure fellow safe operating procedure may result in injury Keep Mi shields place while opersting blower enging sat parking brake and remove key belora servicing adjusting or unclogging machina AWARNING Keep hands feet and clothing away all rotating aad moving parts Use a trowel or long st
5. 19 for skid shoe adjustment Verify that the secondary drive belt tension is correct See page 19 for details on inspecting and adjusting drive belt tension Perform the BEFORE OPERATION checks listed in the Lawn Tractor owner s manual Set tire air pressures With the snowblower installed higher tire air pressures are recommended due to increased gross vehicle weight Front Tire 16 psi 10 psi with mower deck Rear Tire 14 psi 8 psi with mower deck Refer to page 49 for availabie options Refer to the Lawn Tractor owner s manual for correct engine oii viscosity selection CHECK SNOW REMOVAL AHEA For your safety and the safety of others always inspect the area before operating snowblower Objects Anything which can be picked up by the snowblower and thrown is a potential hazard to you and others Always remove any large debris from the snow removal area Remove motor vehicles or other objects from snow removal area to prevent them from getting damaged People and Pets People and animals near the snow area can move into your path or into a position where they could be struck by thrown objects Clear the area of pets people and especially children Their safety is your responsibility Accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to the presence of children Children are often attracted to the snowblower activity Never assume that children will remain where you last saw them Keep children out of the work area an
6. 76710 Vo9S P21 Auger nousing comp 2 91569 09 21 Nylon bushing 3 4 76333 09 21 Shaft support 1 1 _ 76332 VO9 P21 Chute drive gear 7 6 Discharge chute assembly 7 2 Lock nut 5 16 18 8 Bolt 1 4 20 x 1 9 6 290333 VO9 P21 90546 09 21 Nylon washer 885 OD x 385 ID 90155 09 01 Carriage bolt 5 16 18 x 1 a 78318 09 21 Chute hinge 17 4 90547 09 21 x Rivet washer 3 16 224 90852 09 21 Pop rivet 3 16 x 3 8 19 2 76319 V09 P21 Grip pad C l C Part availability subiect to change 584142 SNOWBLOWER 41 PARTS DRIVE ASSEMBLED POSITION NOT SHOWN IN x EE es Number Description s 1 22391 V09 P21 Engine driven pulley a 1 2 Bearing 34 25 4 1 i 76770 NO9 P21 Main frame comp 5 1 76774 VO9 P21 LH lock bracket E 6 1 76773 V09 P21 RH lock bracket 7 1 22396 V09 F21 Pulley shah mu V belt 838 9 1 22444 V09 P21 Belt quide 10 1 22456 V09 P21 Idler arm nji 94571 V09 P21 Idler bushing EE 12 1 22458 VO9 P21 lderpulley 7 90544 09 01 Flat washer 3 8 14 2 91572 03 21 Spacer 1 2 OD x 849 x 15 2 90151 VG5 000 Hex bolt 3 8 16 x 1 x i6 2 x 90334 09 21 Jamnut 3 8 46 o TAE 76777 V09 P 1 Lock spring 18 3 90160 VO9 F21 Bolt 3 B 1 amp x 1 75 038 5 1 22529 VD9 P2
7. Grip the lift lever handle firmly it is now under spring tension and move it to the upper transport position Remove the carriage bolt and lift arm latch It is not absolutely necessary to remove the lift mus Pu arm latch SSS Z gt 7 Qc E e em m em e OU e Ten M 7 i 13 Remove counterweights and bracket CAUTION To heip prevent injury When the snowblower is removed you MUST also remove the rear Ccountenweights 14 If instalied remove tire chains 15 Install bumper using the three 8 mm flange bolts that originally secured bumper to tractor frame A CAUTION DRY GRASS LEAVES OR DEBRIS CAN CATCH FIRE IF ALLOWED TO CONTACT MUFFLER Do not operate snowblower without front guard in x place 38 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER TRANSPORTING STORAGE TRANSPORTING Move the PTO knob the OFF position when transporting or when the snowblower is not in use Lower the snowblower to the surface of the transport vehicle Read the TRANSPORTING chapter of the HA4118H38A HA4120H48A owner s manual STORAGE 1 If the snowblower is going to remain on the lawn tractor never store the tractor with fuel in the fuel tank inside a building where open flames or sparks are present Allow the engine to cool before storing in an enclosed space 2 Clean the snowblower thoroughly with garden hose water pressure After the snowblower is clean and dry touch up any damaged paint and coat other ar
8. However we cannot warn you of every conceivable hazard that can arise in performing maintenance Only you can decide whether or not you should perform a given task WARNING Failure to properly follow maintenance instructions and precautions E can cause you to be seriously hurt or killed Always follow the procedures and precautions in this operator s manual and the owner s manual included with the lawn tractor Safety Precautions Make sure the engine is off ignition key is removed PTO knob is in the OFF position and all moving parts have stopped before you begin any maintenance or repairs This will eliminate several potential hazards Carbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust Be sure there is adequate ventilation whenever you operate the engine Burns from hot parts Let the engine and exhaust system cool before touching Injury from moving parts Do not run the engine unless the instruction tells you to do so Even then keep your hands fingers and clothing away Do not run the engine when any protective guard or shield is removed Read the instructions before you begin and make sure you have the tools and skills required To reduce the possibility of fire or explosion be careful when working around gasoline Use only a nonflammable solvent not gasoline to clean parts Keep cigarettes sparks and flames away from all fuel related parts For certain operations the snowblower
9. against the following list Refer to illustrations on following page Ref No Description Ref No Description ay 1 Tension spring 1 Flat washer 3 8 inch 8 Lift arm link 1 Cotter pin 18 x 1 4 Lift arm latch 23 Lock nut 5 16 18 Mounting stud 24 Lock nut 3 8 16 2 NEM Special washer 19 x 492 x 25 Lock nut 7 16 14 1 570 26 Lock nut 1 4 20 5 shoe Lock pin 13 x 2 56 7477 assembly inc udes 27 1 Sk shoe 2 2 2 Carriage bolts 5 16 18x3 4 29 Wire ring 2 Flange lock nuts 5 16 18 Carriage bolt 5 16 18 x 2 Adjustment yoke 31 Platform reflector 9 Shear bolt 5 16 18 x 2 25 CS Chute handle bracket 33 Clevis shear pin 1 4 x 1 3 8 Skid wheel 34 Cotter pin 3 32 x 3 4 Offset link B 35 Lift arm comp 13 RH arm comp 14 Chute handle bushing 1 2 ID ES TUN HOP TURNS 5 Fiange bolt 1 4 20 x 5 8 inch 38 18 Hex 39 Discharge chute crank handle Bolt 3 8 16 x 1 inch 5 4142 Operators Manual Bolt 7 16 14 x 1 inch 40 PIN 31HA460SB 19 Hex nut 3 8 16 36 Discharge chute assembly Lift arm rod p nh M Jea MO eS N SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 23 INSTALLATION ZEN i12 718 14 15 f n i _ N MED WIE a 22 lt 2 4 4 a 0 718 19 1912720 V 4 21 22 23 724 O
10. and tractor must be raised off the ground Be sure the snowblower is solidly supported and the lawn tractor wheels are blocked before you put any part of your body under the product Disconnect the spark plug caps and wear heavy gloves when working near or servicing auger or blower on the snowblower Never support or stand the lawn tractor on either side or end Fuel oil or battery electrolyte can leak out Remember that an authorized Honda servicing dealer knows your snowblower best and is fully equipped to maintain and repair it To ensure the best quality and reliability use only new genuine Honda parts or tneir equivalents for repair and replacement Do not alter or modify the snowblower If you have any questions contact your dealer SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 15 MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE Use the following maintenance schedule and the maintenance schedule shown in the lawn tractor owner s manuali N REGULAR SERVICE PERIOD Before Every Every Every Every Perform at every Each 20 50 x 100 300 Notes ITEM indicated interval Use Hours Hours Hours Hours Auger Check M Check for wear or damage Biower Check 4 Auger shaft Grease As needed bushings NLG 2 Check Auger shear bolts Blower shear pin Check GL 4 or GL 5 SAE 80W90 Gear box Check level lo hypoid gear oi
11. blind corners cautiously Always observe the area ahead Avoid obstacles and stay away from holes ditches soft or steep embankments and other potentially dangerous areas e Wet surfaces reduce traction and stability Always maintain proper traction f you strike a foreign object disengage the PTO shut off the engine set the parking brake remove the ignition key Inspect and repair any damage before operating snowblower again Use weight bracket kit and counterweights purchased separately for extra traction and proper balance SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 9 OPERATION STARTING Read the lawn tractor owner s manual carefully Be thoroughly familiar with the controls and proper use of the lawn tractor Know how to stop the lawn tractor and disengage the controis quickly Make sure the auger blades blower head and discharge chute are free of any debris or objects Refer to the lawn tractor owner s manual for detailed instructions on starting the engine and parking the lawn tractor When removing snow do not use the snowblower as a dozer blade to push snow Let the snowblower work its way through deep drifts If the travel speed of the lawn tractor is too fast the snowblower may become overloaded and clog For best results raise the snowbiower and remove a top layer of snow A second pass will remove the remaining snow Always operate the snowblower with the throttle set to FAST Using other throttle settings can red
12. edge to ground clearance by moving skid shoes up or down as needed For level paved surfaces adjust skid shoes to achieve a 3 16 1 4 inch 5 0 6 5 mm clearance For uneven or gravel surfaces adjust skid shoes to achieve 1 2 5 8 inch 13 16 mm clearance Adjust skid shoes by loosening but not removing two hex nuts on each skid shoe Adjust shoe to achieve desired height then tighten the hex nuts Recheck measurement and repeat if necessary inspection Check skid shoes for wear Worn skid shoes can allow the auger edge or blower head to wear prematurely Heplace skid shoes if they have reached the service limit or are damaged mom com Standard 0 20 inch 5 mm Service limit 0 078 inch 2 mm MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS MAXIMUM TENSION TENSIONER PULLEY MINIMUM TENSION LIMIT 2x4 BOARD MOUNTING BOLT 4 EDGE TO GROUND CLEARANCE SKID SHOE 2 STANDARD SERVICE LIMIT SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 19 INSTALLATION THE IMPORTANCE OF INSTALLATION Proper installation is essential to operator safety and the reliability of the machine Any error or oversight made by the technician assembling and servicing a unit can easily result in faulty operation damage to the machine or injury to the operator WARNING Improper service can cause an unsafe condition that can lead to serious injury or death Follow the procedures and precautions in install
13. latch locks into lock position MOUNTING FRAME 6 Push both right and left mounting pins rearward as far as possible and tighten in this position RIGHT MOUNTING STUD 7 install the non adjustable left offset link A and secure with a ring clip NN SS RING 3A 2 CLIP ANNA epia OFFSET LINK 8 Adjust offset link B length so that all freeplay is removed from lift arm Install offset link B and secure with ring clip SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 31 INSTALLATION 9 10 11 12 Assembie arm rod a Thread inner 3 8 inch jam nut onto lift arm rod until nut is 1 inch 25 mm trom the end of the threaded area b Install lift arm link and outer 3 8 inch jam nut c Tighten nuts Install lift arm rod over lift arm pin Secure with washer and lock pin Install 5 16 18 x 1 1 4 bolt and hand tighten lock nut Make sure lift arm lock is inside the lift arm latch It may be necessary on the first time installation to loosen and move lift arm iatch slightly to install the 5 16 18 x 1 1 4 bolt If necessary to move lift arm latch tighten lift arm latch lock nut Pivot lift arm lock to the rear to rest on lift arm latch bolt 13 Tighten lock nut Do not overtighten lock nut Lift arm lock must pivot freely 32 LIFT ARM ROD BOLT 5 168 18 x 1 1 4 INNER JAM NUT LIFT ARM OUTER JAM LIFT ARM LOCK 584142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION Discharge Chute Cra
14. 1 Tension spring 20 j 22526 V09 P21 Tension lever 21 80133 05 000 Hex bolt 516 18 x 1 1 2 E 2 90132 VGs5 000 Hex bolt 51648x114 23 2 99545 VO9 P01 Flatwasher 5 16 0 24 4 90331 VO9 PO1 Lock nut 5 16 18 un 25 10 9032B VO9 PO1 Hex nul 5 16 18 E 26 3 Hex bolt 5 18 18 x 2 27 4 22445 V0g P21 guide i 00335 VO9 P21 Lock nut 3 8 16 20 1 22432 VO09 P21 V Belt A98 Part availability subject to change 42 584142 SNOWBLOWER iem Gy Nylon bushing 3 4 Pivot shat 3 76782 09 21 Adjustment yoke Pe i ote ncn 5 2 90772 VO9 P21 Clevis pin 3 8 x 1 3 8 6 1 Mounting frame assembly 1 22529 V09 P21 Tension spring 2 9576500 Machine sa x 10 2 MN 2 76789 V09 P21 Wire ring 1 90751 VG5 LOO Cotter pin 1 8 x 1 13 2 90163 V09 P21 Bolt 7 16 14 x 1 4 90548 V09 P21 Flat washer 7 16 Lock nut 7 16 14 16 2 915195000 17 Flat washer 3 8 90335 09 21 Lock nut 3 8 16 19 1 i 22432 V09 P21 V belt A98 Mouning sua x 21 2 90542 V09 P01 Special washer 19 x 492 x 1 570 1 76788 V09 P21 Offset link B 23 1 76740 09 21 Main frame comp 24 1 Lift arm comp B WX 76778 09 21 RH arm comp 26 2 33744 09 21 Platform reflector 27 2 76779 09 21 Skid whee Part availability subject to change SB4142 SNOWBLO
15. PERATOR S MANUAL i 42 TWO STAGE SNOWBLOWER M 24 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION SNOWBLOWER ASSEMBLY 1 Cuttie strap securing V belts TIE STRAP 2 Install skid shoes CARRIAGE BOLT 4 2 SKID SHOE 2 M FLANGE LOCK DEN NUT 4 w 3 Attach blower head to subframe LOCK NUT Upper Holes Install the 3 8 x 1 hex bolts from w 12 outside the frame Secure with flatwashers and gt FLAT WASHER lock nuts 3 6 4 HEX BOLT Lower Holes Install the 7 16 x 1 hex bolts from 3 8 x 1 2 inside the frame Secure with flat washers and hex nuts Do not completely tighten bolts until blower has been installed on the tractor HEX NUT 7 16 x 1 2 HEX BOLT FLAT WASHER 7A6 x1 2 76 4 4 Install right and left skid wheels lower position SKID and secure with lock pin WHEEL 2 UPPER POSITION LOWER POSITION SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 25 INSTALLATION 5 Remove belt retainer bolt 6 Install belt tensioner spring 7 Loosen belt cover retaining bolts until belt cover can be removed by sliding belt cover upwards and back It is not necessary to remove bolts 8 Install belt on tensioner pulley first driven pulley second and idier pulley third Make sure belt is not twisted and that it is property seated in all pulley grooves Thread belt retrainer bolt into nut until bolt is flush with nut and belt is centered as shown Tighten b
16. TALLATION 30 REMOVA Lokene 35 RANSPOR E 39 1 2 2 39 SLO ol eme TI 39 SPECIFICATIONS 40 PARTO m EIE T I 41 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 48 INFORMATION LABEL j 48 OPTIONS 49 HONDA 65 49 Date of Issue September 1998 1998 American Honda Motor Co Inc SNOWBLOWER SAFETY IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Most accidents with this product can be prevented if you follow all instructions in this manual in the lawn tractor owner s manual and on the product Some of the most common hazards are discussed below along with the best way to protect yourself and others Honda Snowblower Usage Honda snowblowers are designed to give safe and dependable service if operated according to instructions and intended use Ground level outdoor snow removal Any other use could be dangerous Honda snowblowers are intended to be used by an experienced trained operator familiar with the use of power equipment Do not allow a child or an inexperienced untrained operator to use this snowblower Operating this equipment requires special effort on your part to ensure your safety and the safety of others Read and understand the Lawn Tractor owner s manual and this operator s manual Avoid Rotating Auger The r
17. UTE DISCHARGE CHUTE DEFLECTOR DEFLECTOR LOCKING KNOB 2 DISCHARGE CHUTE CRANK HANOLE f Rie POWER TAKE OFF PTO lt KNOB COUNTERWEIGHT 4 SKID SHOE 2 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 5 CONTROLS DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS Discharge Chute Crank Handle Rotating this crank handle turns the discharge chute When the chute is in the center pointing straight ahead the discharge chute can be rotated 110 to the right or left Turning the crank handle counterclockwise will direct chute discharge to the left Turning the crank handle clockwise will direct chute discharge to the right Discharge Chute Deflector This chute deflector controls the angle at which the snow is discharged Adjust the chute deflector angle according to the distance the snow must be thrown Raise the chute deflector for longer distances The two side locking knobs hoid the chute deflector at the desired angle Power Take Off PTO Knob The PTO knob controls engine power engagement and disengagement to the snowblower through an electric clutch and belt Pulling the PTO knob up to the ON position engages the snowblower auger and blower Pushing the PTO knob down to the OFF position stops the snowblower auger and blower Lift Lever The lift ever has two positions which raise and lower the snowblower Transport position raises snowbiower for transport Lockout position lowers snowbiower for snow removal This position locks out the lift ass
18. WER 43 PARTS x NS e Description i Qty Part Number 01 1 3 76710 VO9 P21 Blower head 42 22 3 22412 09 217 Auger drive pulley 3 1 2 76729 V09 P 1 Idler 3 4 2 Auger skid shoe 5 76727 V09 P21 Rear shield 6 4 90164 VO9 P21 Carriage bolt 5 16 18 x 7 4 90545 V09 PO1 Flatwasher 5 16 I 8 4 90328 VO9 PO1 Hex nut 5 16 18 4 90162 09 21 Self tap screw 5 16 18x 0 5 10 4 B 90766 VG5 000 Cotter pin 3 32 x 3 4 11 90153 VG5 LOO Hex bolt 3 8 16 x 1 1 2 90335 V09 P21 Lock nut 3 8 16 Hex bolt 3 8 16 x1 Fiat washer 3 8 71205 VO9 P21 Auger gearbox 90135 VG5 000 Hex bolt 5 16 18x2 90331 09 01 Lock nut 5 16 18 90166 VO9 P21 Bolt 3 8 16 x 1 3 4 20 Part availability subject to change HOUSING 44 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER Item Qty Part Number Description 1 1 TBA Head 42 3 6 72423 V09 P21 Flange plate 4 i 4 72402 V09 P21 LH auger comp 5 1 RH auger comp 6 4 91569 09 21 1 Nylon bushing 3 4 7 1 76713 VO9 P21 Auger edge 85 1 71234 09 21 Gearbox mounting plate 9 6 90161 09 21 Carriage bolt 1 4 20 x 5 8 10 17 9 90164 VO9 P21 Carraige 5 16 18 x 3 4 12 13
19. abel comes off or becomes hard to read immediately contact a Honda Lawn Tractor servicing dealer for a replacement iabel A DANGER To avoid injury from rotating auger Keen hands feet and clothing awky To avoid ser injury Keep hands out of this discharge chute while engine ig running A WARNING Failure to follow safe operating procedure may result in injury Keep all shields in place while operating blower Ste engine set parking Wake and ramove kay before servicing adjusting or unclogging machine L Keep hands feet and clothing away from all rotating and moving parts Use trowel or long stick to unciag the blower Do not use your hand Do net direct discharge toward bystanders buildings or cars Read and follow all instructions in Owner s Manual REB M o avoid injury from drive belt Kerap and clothing aay Susp sapie and nim orc ignition Key cm paar drive belt Dr not atheragt to or cam org Debes bait operator manmi 4 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER CONTROLS This chapter shows the snowblower control locations and it tells you how the snowblower controls work It only covers controls relating to the snowblower Have your Honda Lawn Tractor owner s manual handy for reference while reading this chapter COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION LIFT LEVER DISCHARGE CH
20. all problems are solved in this way If you are dissatisfied with the decision made by the dealership s management contact the Honda Power Equipment Customer Relations Office You can write to American Honda Motor Co Inc Power Equipment Division Customer Relations Office 4475 Hiver Green Parkway Duluth GA 30096 2565 Or telephone 770 497 6400 weekdays 8 30 a m 5 00 p m EST When you call or write please provide us the following information Model and serial numbers lawn tractor and snowblower Name of the deaier who sold you the snowblower Name and address of the dealer who services your snowblower or lawn tractor Date of purchase Your name address and telephone number A detailed description of the problem 50 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER Current customer service contact information United States Puerto Rico and U S Virgin Islands Honda Power Equipment dealership personnel are trained professionals They should be able to answer any question you may have If you encounter a problem that your dealer does not solve to your satisfaction please discuss it with the dealership s management The Service Manager or General Manager can help Almost all problems are solved in this way If you are dissatisfied with the decision made by the dealership s management contact the Honda Power Equipment Customer Relations Office You can write American Honda Motor Co Inc Power Equipment Division Customer Relations Offic
21. ation instructions and shop manuals carefully _ EN x Some of the most important safety precautions are given below However we cannot warn you of every conceivable hazard that can arise in performing this installation Only you can decide whether or not you should perform a given task WARNING Failure to properly follow installation instructions and precautions can cause you to be seriously hurt or killed Foilow the procedures and precautions in installation instructions carefully IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Make sure you have a clear understanding of all basic shop safety practices and that you are wearing appropriate ciothing and safety equipment When performing this installation be especially careful of ihe following 1 Read the instructions before you begin and be sure you have the tools and skills required to perform the tasks safely Make sure the engine is off before you begin any maintenance or repairs This will help eliminate several potential hazards Carbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust Be sure there is adequate ventilation whenever you run the engine Burns from hot parts Let the engine and exhaust system cool before touching _ Injury from moving parts Do not run the engine unless the instruction tells you to do so Even then keep your hands fingers and clothing away Do not run the engine when any protective guard or shield is removed
22. ct auger shear bolts and blower shear pin 3 Check gear box oil level Fill to 1 4 in 35 5 mm from the top of the gearbox case Gear box lubricant GL 4 or GL 5 SAE 80W90 hypoid gear oil Gear box capacity 5 fl oz 150 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 17 MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS 4 If the auger edge is very rough or worn the edge can be reversed Always replace a bent or badly damaged edge To reverse or replace edge a Remove six bolts b Reverse or replace edge c Install edge and secure with 6 bolts and nuts If the skid shoes are misadjusted and the edge is worn the blower head may wear against the ground This may require blower head replacement Belts itis not necessary to remove snowblower from lawn tractor to replace belts Inspect belts for deterioration or cracking Primary Belt Replacement 1 of OI Push belt tensioner lever over center Loosen belt retainer nut and pivot belt retainer Remove old belt and install new belt Reposition belt retainer and tighten nut Pull belt tensioner lever over center Secondary Beit Replacement T n Loosen beit cover retaining bolts until belt cover can be removed by sliding belt cover upwards and back it is not necessary to remove bolts Remove rear belt retainer nuts and belt retainer Move the right idier pulley to the top of the adjustment slot and remove front belt retainer bolt Remove old belt and install new belt Reinstall f
23. d under the watchful eye of another responsibie aduit Be alert and turn off the machine if children enter the area PROTECTIVE CLOTHING Wearing protective clothing wil reduce your r sk of injury Long pants and eye protection will reduce the risk of injuries from thrown objects Wear hearing protection Always wear sturdy footwear preferably steel toed shoes Clothing worn by the operator should be fairly tight and belted Loose clothing should not be permitted because of the danger of getting into moving parts Tie up or restrain long hair 8 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER OPERATION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Before operating the snowblower for the first time please review the IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION beginning on LAWN TRACTOR SAFETY in the Lawn Tractors owner s manual and the previous chapter titled BEFORE OPERATION A WARNING The auger blades and blower are sharp and spin fast x A spinning auger blade or blower can cut you severely and can amputate your fingers and hands Never attempt to clear a clog with your hand always use a stick at least 36 long to clear a clogged discharge chute or auger _ Even if you have operated other snowblowers take time to become familiar with haw this snowblower works and practice in a safe area until you build up your skills For your safety avoid starting or operating the engine in an enclosed area such as a garage Your lawn tractor engine exhaust contains
24. ddenly overturn if a wheel goes over the edge of a cliff or ditch or if an edge caves in Always use counterweights for stability and extra traction Do not turn on slopes unless necessary and then move the PTO knob to the OFF position then turn slowly and gradually downhill Do not start or stop suddenly when going up or down a slope Keep all movement on slopes slow and gradual Do not make any sudden changes in speed or direction If the tractor is unable to continue moving uphill move the PTO knob to the OFF postion check the area on the ground immediately behind the tractor watch the area to the rear and proceed backward slowly Do not operate snowblower on steep slopes where there is a risk of overturning the lawn tractor Do not operate the lawn tractor on slopes greater the 10 Use a slope gauge to check the slope if you are not sure Use extra care when using this attchment The extra weight can change the stability of the lawn tractor Do not try to stabilize the snowblower by putting your foot on the ground Do not park the tractor on a hill SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 1 1 OPERATION Discharge Chute Deflector Position You can adjust the angle and direction of the discharged snow The angle must be set while the lawn tractor is parked and the engine is off To adjust the discharge chute deflector angle 1 Loosen the two locking knobs on either side of the discharge chute deflector Position the deflector at th
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26. e desired angle and tighten the locking knobs You may need to experiment and readjust the deflector after a few trail runs Snow Removal Patterns To adjust the discharge direction Rotate the crank handle and turn the discharge chute to the desired position The crank will not rotate a full 360 These removal patterns will avoid discharging snow into unwanted places as well as eliminating a second pass When it is possible to discharge snow to the left and right as on a parking lot or long driveway it is best to start in the middle Go from one end to the other while discharging material away from the center to avoid naving to rotate the discharge chute If the material can only be discharged to one side of a driveway or sidewalk begin opposite the discharge direction After making the first turn rotate the discharge chute to the other side for the return pass At the end of each succeeding turn rotate the discharge chute to maintain discharge toward the same side 12 Snow discharged to both sides START HERE FINISH HERE Snow discharged to both sides Do not discharge snow to this side START ROTATE HERE CHUTE ROTATE CHUTE ROTATE CHUTE FINISH HERE Discharge snow to this side only SB4142 SNOWBLOWER OPERATION STOPPING Always stop the lawn tractor before leaving the operator s position or leaving the tractor unattended Bring the lawn tractor to a complete stop Move the PTO knob to
27. eas that may rust with a light film of oil 3 Inspect for worn or damaged parts and repair or replace as necessary Lubricate all moving parts as shown in the maintenance chapter 5 Store the snowblower in a dry place Do not cover with sheet plastic or other material which will trap moisture A SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 39 SPECIFICATIONS Lawn Tractor with Snowblower Attached Overall length 101 inch 256 5 Overall height inch 1049 mm Overall width 42 inch 1067 EE Wet weigh 700 Ibs 317 Kg Approach angie 20 15 Four 26 Ib suitcase weights installed Snowblower Model mE SB4142 m Description code RZEJ m _ NM Weight tfe4bs OKg 22 Em Discharge chute rotation 110 right and left OO Approach angie I Pr o rLifttrave MEN 8 inches total 6 inches up and 2 inches dow down m m i m Nr Auger diameter 43 inen 30m 0 7 777777 mm Auger rpm 0 d 76 rpm with engine 3200 rpm 277 Auger rota rotation direction m Clockwise viewed xd from the lift lift lever side b E Blower diameter 13 5 inch 343 mm mE BEBE Blowerrpm 1232 rpmwith engine 3200rpm O OOO Bioweraen i Gear box oil capacity 5 1 02 150 m i s Specifications subject to change without notice 40 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER item Qty Part Number Description
28. elt retainer nut Heinstall belt cover TENSIONER SPRING BELT COVER BELT RETRAINER DRIVEN IDLER BOLT PULLEY PULLEY 26 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION 9 Apply grease inside bushings 10 insert lift arm from the left side Apply grease to lift arm spindle 11 Install right hand arm Align with lift arm and secure with clevis pin and cotter pin Bend cotter pin to lock clevis pin in place 12 Install discharge chute a Remove chute set plate and bushings b Grease discharge chute rotation surfaces and install discharge chute c Slide chute set plate through cutout section of discharge chute and down into position d Secure discharge chute with chute set plate bushings and hardware Do not overtighten hardware f hardware is overtightened the chute may be hard to rotate B4142 SNOWBLOWEH PIVOT BUSHING 2 GREASE HIGHT HAND ARM CLEVIS PIN DISCHARGE BOLT 1 4 20 x 1 6 CHUTE CHUTE SET PLATE GREASE BUSHING 3 LOCK NUT 1 4 20 6 2f INSTALLATION TRACTOR PREPARATION Proper counterweighting is required for safe tractor operation with the snowblower installed The HA4100 rear weight kit and four 26 Ip suitcase weights are required when operating the snowbiower The rear weight bracket will accept six 26 Ib suitcase weights so two additional optional weights can be installed to amount to a total of six weig
29. hts Use of tire chains is also recommended The rear weight kit and weights are sold separately and can be purchased from your local Honda Lawn Tractor dealer 1 Remove the bumper by removing the three 8 mm flange bolts securing bumper to tractor frame Keep the three bolts with the bumper It is not necessary to remove the muffler guard BUMPER 2 lf avaiiable install tire chains Set tire air pressures Higher tire air pressures are recommended due to the added weight of the snowblower Front Tire 16 psi 10 psi with mower deck Rear Tire 14 psi 8 psi with mower deck 4 Remove mower deck Refer to the HA4118H38A 4120 Lawn Tractor Owner s Manual for detailed step by step mower deck removal procedure Retain drive belt with mower deck For removal of other attachments refer to their respective Operators Manual 5 Install rear weight bracket on rear of lawn tractor frame and secure with lock pin as shown 6 Hang a mimium of four 26 16 counterweights on the bracket Insert rod through slots in counterweights then secure rod with a lock pin as shown The HA4100 rear weight kit and counterweights must be purchased separately 28 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION Mounting Stud Instailation 1 Remove nut washer and bolt from both right and left draft arm Keep bushing in draft arm Vh BOLT 2 DRAFT WASHER 2 ARM 2 BUSHING 2 NUT 2 2 Install
30. ick to undog the blower Do not use your hand Da nat direct discharge toward bystanders buildings cars and fallow all inmstractio ns in Owners Manuail To avoid injury from drive belt r hindi ani and avem Shop engine and remove key coming drrva De mol atimmpi to tel or Fan Dya dive bet raadimg ee Item E Description 1 87208 09 21 DANGER discharge mark 2 2 87207 VO9 P21 DANGER housing mark 3 1 B7209 V09 P21 4 l 87122 08 21 WARNING iabe Part availability subject to change SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 47 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION LABEL Record the model and serial number in the boxes below You wil need these numbers when ordering parts and when making technical or warranty inquiries SNOWBLOWER IDENTIFICATION PLATE AMERICAN HONDA MOTOR CO INC DULUTH GA 48 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OPTIONS Below is a list of options for your snowblower Optional equipment can be purchased from your local Honda Lawn Tractor dealer HA4100 Rear Weight Kit P N 76750 09 400 Hic 6048045 Kit includes the rear counterweight bracket attaching hardware and installation instructions suitcase Counterweights P N 59111 752 630 2581445 Counterweights will provide extra traction and proper stabi
31. ist spring and is used when removing and installing the snowblower DISCHARGE CHUTE CRANK HANDLE LOCKING KNOB 2 n LIFT LEVER transport position SB4142 SNOWBLOWER CONTROLS Counterweights The HA4100 rear weight kit and four 26 Ib suitcase weights are required when operating the snowblower The rear weight bracket will accept six 26 10 suitcase weights so two additional optional weights can be installed to amount to a total of six weights Counterweights provide extra traction and provide proper stability Counterweights and mounting kit must be purchased separately Skid Shoes The skid shoes control how deep the snowblower auger edge penetrates the snow SKID SHOE 2 AUGER EDGE SB4142 SNOWBLOWER BEFOHE OPERATION GENERAL For proper operation make sure the four 26 Ib counterweights are installed on the counterweight bracket Also make sure the counterweights are secured with rod and lock pins If the interlock system is not working properly repair it before operating the snowblower For your safety and to prolong the service life of your equipment always inspect the snowblower before each use Refer to the MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 16 If you have the optional tire chains installed inspect them and make sure they are secure Inspect the position of the two skid shoes and make sure they are properly positioned for conditions See
32. l 5 fl oz 150 ml OREO Auger edge Check O i Primary belt Check 00 Secondary belt I Secondary belt Check adjust tension arm pivot Grease As needed bushings NLGI 2 Blower head Check adjust As needed Skid shoes Check adjust O i Nuts and bolts Check torque O x 16 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS SNOWBLOWER MAINTENANCE Before beginning maintenance always stop the engine remove the ignition key set the parking brake ON and disconnect the spark plug caps WARNING You can be seriously injured by the blower or auger blades The blades spin and can cut or amputate your hands or fingers brake ON and disconnect the spark plug caps before attempting any maintenance or adjustments LP Auger and Blower Area AUGER 2 1 Inspect auger and blower for damage or 2 A excessive wear Heplace as necessary Always stop the engine remove the ignition key set the parking lubricate grease nipples as needed GREASE Lubricant NL Gl 2 NIPPLE 2 2 The augers have special boits and the blower has a special pin designed to break if either the auger or the blower are put under excessive load In the event a shear bolt or shear pin breaks replace only with the spare bolts pin provided or the proper Honda service parts Inspe
33. lity One 26 lb suitcase weight is included when one part number is ordered Four counterweights are required to properly counterweight the snowblower Proper counterweighting is required for safe tractor operation with the snowblower installed The rear weight bracket will accept six 26 Ib suitcase weights so two additional suitcase weights can be installed to amount to a total of six weights HA4100 Tire Chains P N 06427 V09 A00 6063225 Tire chains are available for the rear tires These chains greatly improve traction and are strongly recommended when using the snowblower One tire chain for each rear wheel is included when one part number is ordered HONDA PUBLICATIONS These publications will give you additional information for maintaining and repairing your snowblower You may order them from your Honda lawn tractor dealer Shop Manual This manual covers complete lawn tractor overnaul procedures It is intended to be used by a skilied technician Parts Listing This parts listing provides a complete illustrated service parts list B4142 SNOWBLOWER 49 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WARRANTY SERVICE INFORMATION Honda Power Equipment dealership personnel are trained professionals They should be able to answer any question you may have If you encounter a problem that your dealer does not solve to your satisfaction please discuss it with the dealership s management The Service Manager or General Manager can help Almost
34. nk Installation 1 Assemble chute handle bracket to the lift arm LOCK NUTS 2 link and secure with two 1 4 x 5 8 inch flange bolts and 1 4 inch lock nuts FLANGE BOLTS 1 4 x 5 8 inch 2 2 Install bushing in chute handle bracket CHUTE HANDLE BRACKET BUSHING CHUTE HANDLE 3 Slide chute handle through bushing 4 insert ring end of discharge chute crank handle into rotation worm gear and retain with lock pin 3 LOCK PIN Rear Reflector Installatton Clean the rear fenders where the reflectors are to be installed Remove the protective backing from the two reflectors and press them firmly onto the rear fender REFLECTOR 2 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 33 INSTALLATION Primary Belt Installation 1 Install primary belt over PTO pulley 2 Tension belt by rotating tensioner arm over center TENSIONER ARM 3 Raise blower and move skid wheels to the upper storage position 4 Use a two foot long 2x4 board to support both sides of the blower head and locate board at the back of the blower head as shown Keep the right and left sides of the blower head parallel with the tractor Use the lift lever to lower the blower head to the ground and lock the lift lever forward The blower head shouid be adjusted so that it is angled slightly forward Tighten the blower head mounting bolts securely 34 PTO PULLEY PRIMARY NN ed BELT UPPER POSITION M
35. now If you need to leave the snowblower for any reason even just to inspect the area ahead always turn the engine off 2 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER SNOWBLOWER SAFETY IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO EMPLOYERS As an employer you have special responsibilities to the people who work for you Before you ask anyone to operate this snowblower you need to determine whether the person is old enough large enough and strong enough to safely handle and controi the snowblower If you decide they are make sure the employee reads and understands all instructions and warnings in the owner s manual this manual and on the labels before operating the snowblower Allow adequate time for hands on training by a qualified instructor and personally supervise practice sessions until you feel sure the employee is ready to operate the snowblower Also be sure employees wear proper clothing and have eye protection and any other gear that may be required by local ordinances or your insurance company Fiemember too that you are responsible for keeping the snowblower properly maintained and in safe operating condition Your commitment to safety on the job can help prevent accidents and result in longer and more productive years of service SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 3 SNOWBLOWER SAFETY SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS The labels shown here contain important safety information Please read them carefully These labels are considered permanent parts of your snowblower So if a l
36. otating auger can cause injury Keep away from the blower head whenever the engine is running If you need to adjust the skid shoe height or work around the blower head for any reason always shut off the engine If you need to clean or handle the auger disconnect the spark plug caps first Clear Area The snowblower can throw rocks and other objects with enough force to cause injury Before beginning snow removal carefully inspect the area and remove all large debris Keep Shields in Place Guards and shields are designed to protect you from being hit by thrown objects and from hot engine parts and moving components For your safety and the safety of others keep all shields in place when the engine is running Refuel with Care Gasoline is extremely flammable and gasoline vapor can explode Refuel only outdoors in a well ventilated area with the engine off Never smoke near gasoline and keep other flames and sparks away Always store gasoline in an approved container Wear Protective Clothing Wearing protective clothing wili reduce your risk of injury Long pants and eye protection will reduce the risk of iniuries from thrown objects Wear hearing protection Always wear sturdy footwear preferably steel toed shoes Clothing worn by the operator should be fairly tight and belted Loose clothing should not be permitted because of the danger of getting into moving parts Tie up or restrain long hair Turn Engine Off When Not Removing S
37. poisonous carbon monoxide gas which can collect rapidly in an enclosed area and cause illness or death The following precautions are suggested to heip prevent accidents A careful operator is the best operator Most accidents can be avoided by observing certain precautions Read the following precautions before operating the snowblower to help prevent accidents Equipment must be operated only by those who are responsible and instructed to do so Never allow children to operate the snowblower Do not allow anyone to ride on the snowblower Keep hands feet face hair and clothing away from rotating parts Clothing worn by the operator should be fairly tight and belted Loose clothing should not be permitted because of the danger of getting into moving parts Tie up or restrain long hair Be aware of the snowblower discharge direction Do not point discharge at anyone Never leave a running snowblower unattended Always push the PTO knob OFF shut OFF the engine remove the ignition key and wait for all moving parts to stop before leaving the operator s position Be sure the area is clear of other people before operation Stop the machine if anyone enters the area Do not operate the snowblower with pets children or others nearby Disengage the PTO during snowblower transport mode or when the snowblower is not in use Watch out for traffic when operating near or crossing roadways Slow down before turning and approach
38. ront and rear beit retainers Check belt tension and adjust right idler pulley as necessary refer to following page x p NND d BELT TENSIONER LEVER RETAINER lt BELT COVER p BELT RETAINER NUT 2 BELT RETAINER BELT RETAINER RIGHT IDLER PULLEY re ar 18 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER secondary Belt Tension Adjustment Adjust by moving right side idler pulley down This is necessary when the tensioner arm indicator pointer is at or below the minimum tension limit With a new beit the right idler pulley will be near the top of the siot and the pointer will be aligned with the front of the square key stock As the belt stretches the tension arm will move rearward When the pointer reaches the minimum tension limit readjust the tension until the pointer aligns with the maximum belt tension limit Maximum to minimum travel is 8 mm Blower Head Angle Adjustment Use a two foot long 2x4 board to support both sides of the blower head Locate board at back of the blower head as shown Keep blower head right and left sides parallel with the tractor Use lift lever to lower blower head and lock lift lever forward Blower head should be adjusted so that it is angled slightly forward Head angle can be increased for more aggressive scraping of deceased for less aggressive scraping Tighten the blower head mounting bolts securely Skid Shoes Adjustment Adjust
39. s Safety Headings such as IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Safety Chapter such as SNOWBLOWER SAFETY Instructions how to use this Snowblower cor rectly and safely This entire book is filled with important safety information please read it carefully CONTENTS SNOWBLOWER SAFETY 2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 2 IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO EMPLOYERS 3 SAFETY LABEL LOCATIONS 4 CONTROLS re eee 5 COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION 5 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 6 BEFORE OPERATION 8 eer en ere eee ener 8 CHECK SNOW REMOVAL AREA 8 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 8 OPERA HON 9 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 9 STARI ING MENS E m 10 OPP e 13 MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS 14 THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTENANCE 14 MAINTENANCE 15 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 1 16 SNOWBLOWER MAINTENANCE 17 IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 20 TORQUE VALUES ecciesia tete 21 HARDWARE MEASURING CHART 21 1 2 1 22 LOOSE PARTS Rossetti asia uu 23 SNOWBLOWER ASSEMBLY 25 TRACTOR PREPARATION j 28 SNOWBLOWER INS
40. t This manual is a permanent part of the Snowblower and must stay with the Snowblower if resold All the information in this publication is based on the latest product information available at the time of printing American Honda Motor Co Inc reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation No part of this publicatton may be reproduced without written permission A FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETY Your safety and the safety of others are very important And using this Snowblower is an important responsibility To help you make informed decisions about safety we have provided operating procedures and other information on labels and in this manual This information alerts you to potential hazards that could hurt you or others Of course it is not practical or possible to warn you about all the hazards associated with operating a snowblower You must use your own good judgment You will find important safety information in a variety of forms including Safety Labels on the Lawn Tractor and Snow blower Safety Messages preceded by a safety alert symbol N and one of the following three words DANGER WARNING or CAUTION These words mean DANGER You WILL be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you don t follow instructions A WARNING You CAN be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you don t follow instructions FW Ia You CAN be HURT if you dont follow instruction
41. t ground speed possible to achieve a satisfactory job Stay aware of the snowblower discharge direction To avoid snow from being blown back on the operator operate snowbjower with the wind blowing in the discharge direction if possible After stopping the snowblower in wet freezing conditions move the PTO knob to the ON positon to remove any remaining snow or water from the auger area Move the PTO knob to the OFF position and move the lift lever to the transport position to lift the snowblower off the ground surface to prevent the snowblower from freezing to the ground If water is left around the auger and allowed to freeze the snowblower will vibrate when the PTO knob is moved to ON Check the shear bolts for tightness To prevent damage to the snowblower never operate the snowblower with a loose or damaged shear bolt or pin Always use grooved shear boits on the auger shaft and the special shear pin on the blower assembly Slopes Slopes are a major factor in loss of control and tip over accidents which can result in severe injury or death All slopes require extra caution If you cannot back up the slope or feel uneasy on it do not operate on a slope Remove obstacles such as rocks tree limbs etc Watch for holes ruts or bumps Uneven terrain could overturn the lawn tractor Always remove snow up and down the face of slopes never across slopes Do not operate near dropoffs ditches or embankments The lawn tractor could su
42. the OFF position Lower the snowblower all the way down Set the parking brake ON Shut off the engine and remove the ignition key Watt for all moving parts to come to a complete stop ih wh 4142 SNOWBLOWER 13 MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTENANCE Good maintenance is essential for safe economical and trouble free operation To help you properly care for your snowblower the following pages include a maintenance schedule routine inspection procedures and simple maintenance procedures using basic hand tools Other service tasks that are more difficult or require special tools are best handled by professionais and are normally performed by a Honda technician or other qualified mechanic The maintenance schedule applies to normal operating conditions consult an authorized Honda servicing dealer for recommendations applicable to your individual needs and use Improper maintenance or failure to correct a problem before operation can cause a malfunction in which you can be seriously hurt or killed Always follow the inspection and maintenance recommendations and schedules in this operator s manua and the owner s manual i included with the lawn tractor S eoo Y 14 SB4142 SNOWBLOWER MAINTENANCE amp ADJUSTMENTS MAINTENANCE SAFETY Some of the most important safety precautions follow
43. uce performance and clog the discharge chute If you strike a foreign object move the PTO knob to OFF shut the engine OFF and remove the ignition key Inspect for and repair any damage before operating the snowblower again If the snowblower should start to vibrate abnormally stop the engine immediately and check for the cause Vibration is generally an indication of trouble As a general rule do not operate the snowblower in reverse If itis absolutely necessary to back up a Move the PTO knob to the OFF position b Check the area on the ground directly behind the tractor c Continue to observe area behind the tractor while backing up Prevent damage to the snowblower by removing large foreign objects from the snow removal area Always remain in the operator s position when operating the snowblower With the lift lever in the lockout position start the lawn tractor After the engine has warmed up for at least a minute move the throttle to FAST Verify that the snowblower discharge chute is properly positioned then move the PTO knob to the ON Dosition Adjust the lawn tractor ground speed as needed Use the travel pedais to change ground speed never the throttle For best perfomance the throttle should always be set to FAST 10 584142 SNOWBLOWER OPERATION Snow Removal Never operate the tractor and snowbiower without good visibility Foreign objects in snow may be thrown farther than the snow itself Use the slowes
44. washer removed in step 1 on a mounting stud 3 Install mounting stud through bushing draft arm and tractor frame 4 Install new washer and existing nut removed in step 1 After tightening nut make sure lift link moves up and down freely in the bushing WASHER 4 5 Hepeat steps 2 through 4 for the other side 2 included with kit MOUNTING 2 included on tractor STUD 2 Lift Arm Latch Installation 1 With hook on the outside as shown install the lift arm latch 3 inches 75 mm from bottom of the CARRIAGE SOLT grip s Wa 3 inch zum 75 mm It and lock nut gt p 2 Fasten latch with carriage bolt and lock nut LIFT ARM LATCH LOCK NUT SB4142 SNOWBLOWER 29 INSTALLATION SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION 1 Open rear frame latches FRAME LATCH 2 2 Loosen the front mounting pins until they will slide freely in their stots This step is necessary for first time installation only 3 Pivot blower head so snowblower weight is supported by the skid wheels Roll the snowbiower under the tractor Make sure the rear frame mounts go outside the tie rod as the snowblower is rolled rearward 4 Push snowblower rearward until both front pins are engaged LEFT FRONT in OO PIN 30 5 4142 SNOWBLOWER INSTALLATION 5 Lift up mounting frame rear until mounting frame RIGHT MOUNTING STUD is fully engaged in both rear mounting studs Swing right and left
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