Homelite 32" Snow Thrower - Manual (Page 6)

STORING THE SNOW THROWER ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS
After the clearing job is finished, the tractor should be
transported to a sheltered area,. When transporting the
snow thrower, always disengage the power take off, and
lift the snow thrower to the raised position. Place the
transmission and power take off control in the neutral po­
sition and run the engine at slow speed for 5 minutes to
melt and dry up the snow in hidden areas to prevent icing.
MAINTENANCE
After Each Use
With the engine stopped and the PTO in "Neutral", inspect
the snow thrower for loose or missing bolts, pins and worn
or damaged parts. Check for any buildup of ice in the thrower
housing and around pulleys which may cause damage when
unit is started. Make any necessary repairs before using
the snow thrower again.
Replacement parts required for maintenance services or
repair work should be purchased from your HOME LITE
dealer. When ordering parts, always furnish model and
serial number to dealer.
ACCESSORIES
The following accessories can be purchased through your
HOMELITE dealer.
1. Four rear wheel weights.
2. Two front wheel weights.
3. 'Tire chains.
Every 15 Hours of Operation
There is one giease fitting located on the cross shaft. Wipe
off fitting and lubricate with a general purpose automotive
type grease. Apply a coating of grease on the chain every
15 hours of operation.
An occasional application of light motor oil should be applied
on all moving parts.
NOTE: Do not get oil or grease on belts or pulleys.
Once Each Year
Once each year or more often if the snow thrower is used
commercially, the drive chain should be inspected for wear
and adjustment. Proceed as follows:
1. Remove the two hex nuts and drive chain cover.
CHAIN
C0VER\^
BEAR Stud
HEX NUTS
LOCK WASHERS
2. Inspect the chain for wear and excessive slack. Replace
if worn.
To Adjust Chain:
1. Loosen the rear stud on the chain side plate.
2. Pull back on the crosspiece until all slack is taken out of
the chain.
3. Tighten stud and replace chain guard.
To remove and replace chain loosen rear stud and push for­
ward on crosspiece until chain can be removed from smaller
sprocket. Install new chain and follow procedures for adjust­
ing chain.