Cub Cadet 190-341-100 운영자 매뉴얼 - 페이지 15

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Adjustments & Operation

Adjustments

WARNING!

If the snow thrower is to be used on

gravel surfaces, use extreme caution to avoid

picking up gravel with the shave plate or auger.

Loose gravel can damage the auger or housing, and

could be thrown at high speed by the impeller —

causing possible injury to bystanders or damage to

surrounding objects.

Skid Shoe Adjustment

The skid shoes are mounted on each side of the auger housing.

They determine the distance the shave plate is raised above the

plowing surface. The shave plate should be high for a gravel

driveway or other uneven surfaces and low for paved surfaces.

Adjust the skid shoes as follows:

Raise the snow thrower assembly slightly off the

ground and place a spacer under each end of the

shave plate.

Loosen the hex nuts and bell washers securing the

skid shoes to the housing. Refer to Figure 6-1.

Move the skid shoes up or down to the desired

position and securely tighten the hex nuts. Adjust

both skid shoes to the same height.

AUGER

HOUSING

SKID SHOE

HEX NUTS AND

BELL WASHERS

Figure 6-1

Drift Cutters

Drift cutters on both sides of the auger housing can be adjusted

to the up position for a higher cut. Refer to Figure 6-2 and

proceed as follows:

Remove each drift cutter by removing the two hex

insert lock nuts and carriage bolts.

Turn the drift cutters to the up position and secure

with the carriage bolts and hex insert lock nuts as

shown in Figure 6-2.

CARRIAGE

BOLT

Figure 6-2

Lift Latch Adjustment.

The lift index rod is operated by the trigger assembly on the lift

handle, through the latch release cable. The cable is adjustable to

assure proper engagement and release.

If the index rod does not latch securely, loosen the

upper jam nut and tighten the lower jam nut until

the rod fully seats in the latch slot of the lift latch

bracket. Refer to Figure 6-3.

If the release cable has excess slack and it is difficult

to disengage the rod from the latch slot, loosen the

lower jam nut and tighten the upper jam nut until

the excess slack is removed from the cable. Refer to

Figure 6-3.

LIFT LATCH

BRACKET

Figure 6-3

DRIFT

CUTTER

HEX INSERT

LOCK NUT

UPPER JAM NUT

LIFT

BRACKET

LOWER JAM NUT

RELEASE CABLE

LIFT INDEX ROD