Homestead HI-P-SPM-60 User manual

Table of Contents
Product Introduction ....................................1
Safety Information ......................................2
Safety Decals ..........................................5
SSQA Technical Information ..............................6
John Deere Technical Information..........................7
Grease Points ..........................................8
Replacement Parts ......................................9
Torque Information .....................................10
Warranty Information ...................................11
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Serial Number Location
Please refer to the below image for quick reference to nd
the serial number and model number on your Homestead
Implements product. When communicating to Homestead
Implements with regard to repair or warranty claims, your
model number and serial number are exceptionally
important.
Additional Assistance
Homestead Implements wants you to be extremely
satised with your new Manual Snow Plow. If you, for any
reason, do not understand any part of this manual or are
not satised with the service received, please consider the
following actions:
If problems arise with the implement, contact
Homestead Implements directly so they can
address the problem.
Customer Service Representative:
1-833-625-0635
For further assistance email:
[email protected]
For further assistance write to:
Homestead Implements
ATTN: Jamestown Advanced Products
2855 Girts Road, Jamestown, NY 14701
Homestead Implements is proud to have you as a new
owner of one of our high-quality tractor implements. Our
Manual Snow Plows have been expertly designed and
hand-built by skilled American workers with only quality
materials. With proper assembly, safe operating practices,
and routine maintenance you will get years of e󰀨ective
use from this implement.
Product Description
The Homestead Implements Pinnacle Series Front-End
Loader Manual Snow Plow will completely change the
way you tackle day-to-day snow removal around your
homestead, barns, and roads. The plow is made from
10-gauge steel and features a 6” tall replaceable and
reversible AR400 Steel blade. Adjust your blade with a
simple pivot and pin design 30° left or right to accommo-
date all plowing applications. This attachment will a󰀩x to
tractors with Universal Quick-Attach front loaders and less
than fty-ve horsepower.
Using This Manual
This Homestead Implements Operator’s Manual is
designed and written to help familiarize the operator with
assembly, operation, adjustments, troubleshooting,
maintenance, and safety. Read this manual and follow the
recommendations to help ensure safe and e󰀩cient
operation.
All information in this manual was current at the time of
printing and some parts may change to assure you of the
best performance. Visit website for updated manual.
Owner Assistance
The Homestead Implements 12-Month Limited Warranty
(See Page 11) is active upon delivery. Keep all
documents provided at delivery to provide you with quality
customer service.
All parts on your Manual Snow Plow should only be re-
placed with Homestead Implements parts. Contact Home-
stead Implements, or Jamestown Advanced Products, if
repair parts are required.
Product Introduction
On the back of
the top assembly
beam, in the
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BE AWARE OF THE
SAFETY ALERT
SYMBOL
The SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL indi-
cates potential hazards to personal
safety and extra safety precautions
must be taken. When you observe this
symbol, be alert and carefully read any
messages that follow it. In addition to
design and conguration of the equip-
ment, hazard control, and accident
avoidance are dependent upon the
awareness, caution, and proper train-
ing of personnel involved in the opera-
tion, maintenance, transportation, and
storage of equipment.
Be Aware of Signal Words
A signal word designates a degree or a
level of hazard seriousness. The signal
words are:
Danger – Indicates a hazard-
ous situation that, if not avoided, will
result in serious injury or death.
Warning – Indicates a hazard-
ous situation that, if not avoided, could
result in serious injury or death.
Caution – Indicates a hazard-
ous situation that, if not avoided, could
result in minor to moderate injury.
Tragedy and injury can occur if the
operator is not alert to the presence of
children.
•Keep all children out of the work area
and under the watchful eye of a
responsible adult that is not the oper-
ator of the equipment.
•Be alert and turn o󰀨 the implement
and tractor if children should enter
the work area.
•Never allow children to climb or ride
on the tractor or the implement at
any time. There is no safe place on
the machine for a rider. They may fall
o󰀨 and be run over or interfere with
the operator’s ability to control the
machine.
•Never allow children to operate the
power machine or implement, even
under adult supervision.
•Use extreme caution when operating
in reverse. Before the tractor starts
to move, look down and behind to
ensure the area is clear.
TRACTOR SHUTDOWN
& STORAGE
•If engaged, disengage PTO, park
machine and implements on solid,
level ground and lower implement to
the ground or onto additional support
blocks.
•Put tractor in park or set park brake,
turn o󰀨 the engine, and remove
switch key to prevent any unautho-
rized starting.
•Relieve all hydraulic pressure to
auxiliary hydraulic lines.
•Do not leave the operator’s seat until
all components have stopped.
•Use steps, grab-handles, and an-
ti-slip surfaces when stepping on and
o󰀨 the tractor.
•Detach and store implement in an
area where children do not normally
play. Secure the implement using
blocks, supports, or wedges.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FOR CHILDREN
Your best assurance against an accident or injury is the careful operation of all equipment. All operators, no matter
their experience, should carefully read this manual and other related documents, or have the manuals read to them
before operating the power machine and any Homestead Implements product.
• Thoroughly read the “Safety Information” section and understand all instructions noted on them.
• Never operate the equipment or implements while under the inuence of drugs or alcohol.
• Operator should be familiar with all functions of the tractor and the attached implement.
• Ensure all correct guards and shields are in place and securely fastened before operating implement.
• Keep any and all bystanders away from attached equipment and the work area.
• Only start tractor from the driver’s seat with the hydraulic controls in neutral.
• Never dismount from a moving tractor or leave the tractor running and unattended.
• Never allow anyone to stand between the tractor or the implement while backing up to the implement.
• Keep hands, feet, and any loose clothing away from power-driven parts.
• While operating equipment, be sure to distribute loads evenly & watch for overhead objects, as well as fences, trees, buildings, wires, etc.
• Do not make exceedingly tight turns as it may cause the hitched implement to ride up on the tractor’s rear wheels.
• Store all implements in an area where children do not play. When needed, secure the attachment against falling or rolling with support blocks
or wedges.
SAFETY AT ALL TIMES
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•A safety chain will help the
machine control the hitched
implement should it separate from
the tractor drawbar.
•Always hitch the implement to the
machine towing it, do not use the
safety chain alone to tow the
implement.
•Use a chain with a strength rating
equal to or greater than the
complete gross weight of the
towed implement.
•Attach the safety chain to the
tractor drawbar support or other
specied anchor location. Only
allow enough slack in the chain to
permit turning.
•Always comply with federal, state, and local laws when towing equipment.
•Be aware and avoid any contact with overhead utility lines or electrically charged
conductors.
•Use towing vehicles and trailers of adequate size and capability only.
•Secure all equipment on trailer with appropriate tie downs and chains.
•Sudden and drastic braking can cause a towed trailer to swerve and upset. Reduce
speed when in transit if the attached trailer does not have independent brakes.
•Always drive with the load on the end of leader arms low to the ground.
•Always drive straight up and down steep inclines with the heavy end of a tractor or
implement with loader attachment on the “uphill” side.
•Always engage parking brake when stopped on an incline.
•IMPORTANT: Do not tow a load that is more than double the weight of the vehicle
towing the load.
USING A SAFETY CHAIN ALWAYS TRANSPORT SAFELY
•Understand procedures before doing any work. Refer to Operator’s Manual for additional information and to conrm that any
work done will not void the Homestead Implements Warranty.
•Work on a level surface in a clean dry area that is well-lit.
•Lower implement to the ground and follow the shutdown procedures before leaving the machine’s operator seat to
perform any maintenance.
•Use properly grounded electrical outlets and tools and only use tools that are in good operating condition.
•Allow equipment to cool completely before performing any work on it.
•Do not work under any hydraulic supported equipment. Implement can settle, suddenly leak down, or be lowered
accidentally. If it is necessary to work underneath the equipment, securely support it with stands and suitable blocking
beforehand.
•Disconnect battery ground cable (-) before servicing or adjusting electrical systems or before welding on the implement.
•Replace parts on this implement with real Homestead Implements parts only. Do not alter this implement in a way which will
adversely a󰀨ect its performance.
•Remove buildup of grease, oil, or debris.
•Do not grease or oil implement while it is in operation.
•Inspect all parts and ensure that the parts are in good condition & installed properly.
•Always be sure that any material and waste from the repair and maintenance of the implement are properly collected and
disposed of.
•Remove all tools and unused parts before operating the implement.
•Do not weld or torch on galvanized metal as it will release toxic and dangerous fumes.
SAFE MAINTENANCE PRACTICES
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•Be prepared for a re, should one
start.
•Always keep a rst aid kit and a re
extinguisher handy.
•Keep a list of emergency numbers for
a doctor, hospitals, re department,
and ambulances near or on your
personal phone.
•Never allow riders on the
tractor or implement while in use.
•Riders can obstruct the
operator’s view and interfere with
their ability to control the power
machine.
•Riders can be struck by
objects or be thrown from the
equipment.
•Never use tractor or
implements to lift or transport riders.
•Homestead Implements recommends
the use of a CAB or a roll-over-
protective-structures (ROPS) and
seat belt in nearly all power
machines. The combination of a
CAB, ROPS, and a seat belt will
reduce the risk of serious injury or
death if the power machine should be
upset.
•If ROPS is in the locked position,
fasten seat belt snugly and securely
to protect against serious
injury or death from falling and
machine overturn.
BE PREPARED FOR
EMERGENCIES
KEEP RIDERS OFF
MACHINERY
SEAT BELTS AND ROPS
•Always wear protective
equipment and clothing appropriate
for the job such as safety shoes,
earplugs, hard hats, and safety
glasses.
•Clothing should t snug without
fringes and pull strings. This is to
avoid dangerous entangling with
moving parts.
•Operating equipment safely requires
the operator’s full attention. Avoid
wearing headphones while operating
and maintaining equipment.
•Prolonged exposure to
excessive noise can cause hearing
impairment and hearing loss. Wear
suitable hearing protection such as
earplugs or earmu󰀨s.
USING PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
(PPE) •Fluid escaping under pressure can
penetrate the skin and cause serious
injury.
•Relieve all residual pressure from the
hydraulic system before
disconnecting hydraulic lines or
performing any work on the system
itself.
•Make sure all hydraulic uid con-
nections are tight and all lines are in
good condition before applying any
pressure to the system.
•NEVER USE BODY PARTS to check
for suspected leaks. Always use a
piece of paper or cardboard instead.
•Wear protective gloves and safety
glasses before doing any work on
hydraulic systems.
•DO NOT DELAY REPORTING AN
ACCIDENT. If an accident occurs,
see a doctor immediately. Any uid
injected into the skin or eyes must be
treated immediately.
HIGH-PRESSURE FLUID
HAZARDS
•DIG SAFE, CALL 811 (USA).
•Always contact your local utility companies (electrical, telephone, gas, water,
sewer, and others) before digging or using any implement so that they may mark
the location of any underground services in the area.
•Always ask how close to the marked area you can work.
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
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Safety Decals

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SSQA Technical Information
39
5
8
"
21
1
2
"
HI-P-SPM-60=60"(1.52m)
HI-P-SPM-72=72"(1.52m)
HI-P-SPM-84=84"(1.52m)
HI-P-SPM
PINNACLE SNOW PLOW MANUAL
04/20/2022
PHONE [phone] -- FAX [phone] -- WWW.HOMESTEADIMPLEMENTS.COM
2855 GIRTS ROAD
JAMESTOWN, NY 14701
DATE :
REV. NO. PRODUCT PART NUMBER :
THIS DRAWING, WHICH CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION, IS THE PROPERTY OF JAMESTOWN
ADVANCED PRODUCTS CORPORATION. IT SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED IN ANY MANNER NOR
DISCLOSED TO THIRD PARTIES WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF JAMESTOWN ADVANCED
PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION :
DATE : CUSTOMER APPROVAL :

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John Deere Technical Information
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1
2
"
21
7
8
"
HI-P-SPM-JD-60=60"(1.52m)
HI-P-SPM-JD-72=72"(1.83m)
HI-P-SPM-JD-84=84"(2.13m)
HI-P-SPM-JD
PINNACLE SNOW PLOW MANUAL- JOHN DEERE
04/20/2022
PHONE [phone] -- FAX [phone] -- WWW.HOMESTEADIMPLEMENTS.COM
2855 GIRTS ROAD
JAMESTOWN, NY 14701
DATE :
REV. NO. PRODUCT PART NUMBER :
THIS DRAWING, WHICH CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION, IS THE PROPERTY OF JAMESTOWN
ADVANCED PRODUCTS CORPORATION. IT SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED IN ANY MANNER NOR
DISCLOSED TO THIRD PARTIES WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF JAMESTOWN ADVANCED
PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION :
DATE : CUSTOMER APPROVAL :

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Grease Points
ANGLE HOLDING PIVOT POINT
TYPE OF LUBRICATION: GREASE
QUANTITY: 6 STROKES

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Replacement Parts
Description Photo
14" Trip Spring - Replaces
Eyebolts with 2 Nuts & Lock washers
Replacement Shoe Assembly
27" Long Snowplow Blade Markers
Snow Plow Cutting Edge (72", 60", 84")

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Torque Information
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Tightening Torque
Bolt Diameter
(MM) Class 8.8 Class 10.9
ft lbs
 ft lbs -m
5    
   
8    
    
12    
14   
16    
    

Tightening Torque
Thread Per ASTMA449/ ASTM A354-
Bolt Size BD / SAE
inches SAE Grade 5* Grade 8*
ft lbs
 ft lbs

 20 8 11 9 12
 18 17 23 18 25
 16 31 42 32 
 14 49 66 52 70

13 75 102 79 107
 12 109 148 114 154
 11 150 203 156 212
 10 266 361 277 376
 9 429 582 7 606
1
8 644 873 670 909
1
7 794 1077 949 1,287
 7 1,120 1519 1383 1,875
 6 1,469 1992 1757 2,382
1
6 1,950 2644 2331 3,161
 5 2,286 3099 3678 4,988
2 4 3,438 4661 5531 7,500

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Warranty Information
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Product Warranty to the Original Purchaser
All Homestead Implements products carrya 12-month limited warranty against defects in materials and
workmanship under normal use. This includes all components of each implement –including gearbox
assemblies, PTO shafts, and hydraulic cylinders. The warranty does not cover components of the
implements that are declared wear items. This includes but is not limited to: cutting edges, blades, tires,
tines, hydraulic hoses, seals, slip clutches, and any other component of the implement that is used during
normal operation.
This warranty becomes active upon the date of delivery. If a product or component fails during the
warranty period, coverage is limited to repair by the manufacturer or replacement of the defective part, at
the discretion of the manufacturer. This Warranty does not apply to any part or product which in
Homestead Implements judgment appears to have been damaged through misuse, accident, or lack of
proper maintenance or care. Misuse also specifically includes the buyer’s failure to properly monitor and
maintain correct oil levels, grease points, and driveline shafts.
The above warranties are valid only if the product: a) is assembled and installed according to
manufacturer’s specifications and instructions; b) has been properly maintained according to
manufacturer’s instructions; c) has not been altered by the addition or deletion of parts, or modified in any
other manner; d) has not been subject to misuse, vandalism, negligence or damage by accident; e) buyer
shall be required to provide the seller with prompt written notice and photo evidence if required; f) buyer
shall comply with such instructions as the seller shall provide concerning the return of the defective
product; g) product(s) has not been shipped outside the Continental U.S. prior to claim.
Homestead Implements warranties do not cover: a) vandalism; b) damage caused by incorrect assembly,
installation or application (use); c) natural or man-made disasters; d) cosmetic changes in the product due
to weathering, including paint fading or peeling; e) scratches, dents or marring caused by normal use or
public exposure; f) damage caused by seasonal climatic differences or lack of proper maintenance; g) loss
or damage due to personal transport or hauling; h) damage to components of the implement declared to be
a wear-item.
Warranty claims must be filed within the Warranty period and must include a copy of the original invoice
or purchase order. Furthermore, this Warranty should not be interpreted to render Homestead Implements
liablefor damages of any kind, direct, consequential, or to property. This Warranty does not extend to any
expense or loss for labor, rental machinery, loss of crops, supplies, or for any other reason.
Except as specifically stated herein, all warranties (express or implied), including but not limited to any
implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, are hereby excluded. This
warranty excludes any liability other than expressly stated, herein, including, but not limited to, any
incidental or consequential damages.
No Warranty to any purchaser other than the original purchaser.
Return Policy & Warranty Claims
To return a product or to make a Warranty claim please contact a customer service representative at
833-625-0635to receive aReturned Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. This number must be
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Homestead Implements Warranty
placed on the outside of the returned product(s). Returns/claims without an RMA number will be subject
to a 25% restocking fee, providing the criteria below have been met*.
Returns within 30 days of receipt are exchanged or the purchase is refunded completely. Returns after 30
days from the invoice date with an RMA number are subject to a 25% restocking fee. No returns accepted
after 60 days.
*For returns, all parts must be returned in the original package and not be damaged and must be in a
condition that justifies resale. Returns that are incomplete unit(s) will be billed for the missing parts
before any credit is issued. Credit will only be issued after inspection by our staff. All returns must be
sent freight prepaid. We will not accept any package shipped C.O.D.
Warranty claims must be shipped with all original parts included should Homestead Implements confirm
culpability for damage on the product. Homestead Implements will examine each Warranty claim
individually and decide whether to repair or replace the item. If return shipping is required, it must be
sent freight prepaid. We will not accept any package shipped C.O.D.
Homestead Implements will cover any return shipping on replacement or repaired parts.
Orders canceled after product ships are subject to freight charges and or restocking charges. Freight
charges will be applied based on the actual costs, to and from, the shipping location and the original
purchaser only within the Continental U.S. Canceling or returning item(s) results in loss of free freight
eligibility. You will be responsible for all freight charges.
Returned items and Warranty claims may be shipped to Jamestown Advanced Products Corp., 2855
Girts Road, Jamestown, NY 14701
Damages
Damages are to be reported to Jamestown Advanced Products as soon as possible, or no later than five
business days after receipt of the shipment per the signed bill of lading. Should the product(s) become
damaged during transit it is the customer’s responsibility to notify the carrier’s agent and the carrier’s
agent acknowledgment of such damage noted on the bill of lading. The customer is then to immediately
notify Jamestown Advanced Products Corp of such damage and a claim will be filed.
Homestead Implements, and Jamestown Advanced Products, will not be responsible for charges incurred
per the customer’s request for outside service contractors to repair/alter/check any of our products without
prior written approval.
Additional Information
www.homesteadimplements.com
Customer Service Representative: 833-625-0635
Homestead Implements/Jamestown Advanced Products
2855 Girts Road, Jamestown, NY 14701

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