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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

BE-SBSxxG

1. Be sure all exposed  moving parts such as shafts and adapters are properly guarded and that all coupling 

   devices are securely attached before applying power. Do not use unless all shields are in place.

2. Do not wear loose fitting clothing in the vicinity of any moving parts.

3. Do not exceed recommended ground speed, recommended PTO speed or recommended horsepower for 

    the unit which you are using.

4. Keep all persons, pets and livestock away from unit when in use.

5. Do not turn discharge chute towards persons, pets, livestock or buildings when blower is in operation.

6. Before working on, servicing or making adjustments to equipment, disengage power, lower unit to ground

    level, shut off engine, make sure all moving parts have stopped and all pressure in the hydraulic system 

    is relieved.

7. Do not attempt to remove any obstruction from discharge chute until  PTO is disengaged and engine is 

    shut off.

8. Do not stand on auger to service any part of blower, as auger may turn causing either, a serious fall; 

    or the blower fan to rotate, presenting a danger to fingers, hands or arms in the chute assembly or  

    blower housing.

9. Keep hands and arms away from cables and turner bar of hydraulic hood turner until engine is shut off.

10. Always look to the rear before backing up.

11. Be aware of the presence of people and objects that may be obscured from vision by blowing or drifted 

    snow. Be certain that no children have tunneled into snowbanks which are to be removed. Never let 

    children slide down snowbanks in the vicinity of an operating blower.

Summary of Contents for BE-SBS G Series

Page 1: ...BE SBSxxG Snowblower Manual Operations Parts Manual BE SBS50G BE SBS60G BE SBS72G BE SBS76G BE SBS7680G For Models Purchase Date Dealer Model No Serial No...

Page 2: ...r unit to ground level shut off engine make sure all moving parts have stopped and all pressure in the hydraulic system is relieved 7 Do not attempt to remove any obstruction from discharge chute unti...

Page 3: ...attached securely at both ends before operating SAFETY DECALS BE SBSxxG To keep your blower in good operating condition please inspect and re tighten as necessary any loose nuts or studs after a half...

Page 4: ...which can be a danger to nearby persons pets livestock or buildings Decreasing the length of the top link causes the blower to ride back on the skid shoes raising the cutting height thereby reducing...

Page 5: ...nt Please read carefully following instructions which have been specially made to help you and make you satisfied with your purchase PTO SHAFT ANGLES PTO Shafts are made to transmit power with angles...

Page 6: ...an speed variation as well as a drastic increase of load on cross and bearings To avoid it is recommended to keep tractor PTO Shaft and snowblower input shaft always parallel SHEAR BOLTS Shear bolts a...

Page 7: ...ng manner of assembly in Image 2 and Image 3 Refer to the snowblower diagram in the diagram in the operator s manual for exploded view Image 1 Assembled Skid Shoe Image 2 Chute Assembly Image 4 Chute...

Page 8: ...upport bracket must be installed on the bottom of chute flange Image 6 Hitch Frame 4 Assemble hitch see Image 6 5 Assemble the hitch top assembly and chute crank support brackets as shown in image 7 6...

Page 9: ...SNOWBLOWER DIAGRAM BE SBSxxG...

Page 10: ...3 23 76 1 Fan 130024 24 1 Flat Washer 3 8 130025 25 1 Bolt 3 8 x1 1 4 130026 26 1 Lock Pin 6x40 130027 27 1 REF NO PART NO DESCRIPTION QTY Nylon Washer 130033 33 1 Special Washer 12x0 2 130034 34 10 B...

Page 11: ...lastic Shield Assembly 69 888 998 Complete PTO Bondioli Type Series 4 69 888 400 Tractor Yoke 21 10 00 Shearbolt Clutch Series 4 57 117 18 Shearbolt 01 008 045 M8 x 45x1 25 GR8 8 Nut 09 000 008 Nyloc...

Page 12: ...Excessive Angularity Eliminate interference between guard cones and any part on the tractor and or implement Avoid excessive angle during cornering or when lifting or lowering the implement Replace d...

Page 13: ...easing instructions Replace defective tubes Extreme load when sliding Short tube engagement Inadequate greasing Continuous sand etc Accelerated wear of telescopic tubes Excessive continuous torque and...

Page 14: ...cessive shaft length Axial loads too high Excessive working angle and torque Overload caused by high starting and peak torques Excessive working angle Shorten shaft length cut both telescopic tubes as...

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