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Sears
owners
manual
MODEL NO.
180.260250
CAUTION:
Read Rules for
Safe Operation
and Instructi
ons
Carefully!
M14-8002
42" SNOW
THROWER
ATTACHMENT
• ASSEMBLY
• ADJUSTMENT
e OPERATING
• MAINTAINENCE
• PARTS LISTING
Sears, Roebuck and Co.,
Ch
icago, Ill. 60684 U.S.A.
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
12/80
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ATTENTION!! ASSEMBLY TIME
The initial
time
required
to
assemble and at-
tach
this
Snow Thrower
Attachment
to
your
tractor
will consume approximately o
ne
and
one half
(1-
1
/2)
hours. Future assembly times
will be much less as you become familiar
with
the attachment.
TABLE
OF
CONTENT
S
Assembly
Instructions
Adjustment
In
structions
Operating
Instructions
Maintenance
Instructions
Parts
Listing
20-23
A LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL
TO
POINT O
UT
IM·
PORANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. IT MEANS
ATIENTION! BECOME ALERT! YOUR SAFE·
TV IS INVOLVED.
FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY
For one year from the date of purchase,
Se
ars ·
~==~
~
e-
:
defect in material or workmanship in
th
is trac
w,..
~
::
~:--s-:
e:
no charge.
If the tractor attachment is used
for
co
mfT'
e'"
:::
a O
'"
...
e...,<a
ou
r-
poses,
this
warranty applies only thirty da
ts
:,.
om
Lr.
eoate o'
pu
r-
chase.
Warranty service is available at your
l"lo
,.,..e
. at no charge. o;
simply c
onta
cting the nearest Sears s
<or
e
or
Service
C
en
~e
...
throughout the
Un
it
ed States.
This warranty gives you specific l
eg
al rights, and you may a sc
have other rights which vary from state to state.
Sear, Roebuck and C
o.
Sears Tower
sse
41
-3
Chicago,
IL
60684
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•
RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION
1.
Know
the contro
ls
and how
to
stop
quickly,
READ
THE
OWNER'S
MANUAL,
2. Do
not
allow
children to operate
the
vehicle. Do not
allow
adults to operate
without
proper Instruction.
3. Do
not
carry passengers. Keep children and pets a safe
distanceaway.
4.
Always
wear substantial footwear. Do
not
wear loose
fitting
clothing
that
could
get
caught
in
moving parts.
5. Keep
your
eyesand
mind
on
your
tractor, snow
thrower
and the area being cleaned.
Don't
let
other
interests
distract
you.
6. Do
not
attempt
to operate
your
tractor
or
mower when
not
in the
drivers
seat.
7.
Always
get
on
or
off
your
tractor
from the operators.Jeft
hand side.
8. Clear the work area of objects which
might
be picked
up
and
thrown.
9. Disengage all attachment clutches and
shift
into
neu
tra
l
before
attempting
to
start
the engine.
10.
Disengage power
to
attachments and stop the engine
before leaving
the
operator's
position.
11.
Disengage all power
to
snow
thrower
, stop the e
ngine
and disconnect spark
plug
wire
(s)
from spark p
lu
g(s)
beforecleaning making an adjustme
nt
or
repa1rs.
12. Disengage power
to
attachments when
traospon
.:-~
g
or
not in use.
Drive
slowly when
front
or
rear
rrount
ed
attachment is in transport position.
13. Take
all
possible precautions when leaving :he venicle
unattended, such
as
disengaging the power-
<aJ<e-off
lowering the attachments,
shifting
into
neutra
l.
se
ttin
g
the parking brake, stopping
the
eng
in
e, and
remov
i
ng
the key.
14.
Do
not
stop or start suddenly when going
uphill
or
downhill.
15. Reduce speed
on
slopes and make
turns
gradua
lly
to
prevent
tipping
or
loss
of
control. Exercise extreme
caution when changing
direction
on
slopes.
16. Do not
shift
gears
while
going up
or
down slopes.
Choose a gear low enough to negotiate
the
slope
without
stopping and
shifting
gears. To reduce speed,
move
throttle
lever
to
slow.
17. Stay al
er
t
for
holes in the terrain and
other
hidden
hazards.
18.
Do
not
drive
too close to creeks, ditches and pub
li
c
highwa
ys.
19. Exercise special care when removing snow around fixed
objects in
order
to
prevent the auger
from
striking
them. Never deliberately run tractor
or
mower Into
or
over any foreign object.
20. Never
shift
gears
until
tractor
comes
to
stop.
21. Never place hands
or
feet near the snow
thrower
auger,
in the deflector (discharge chute)
or
near any
moving
parts
while
tractor
or
mower are
running.
Always
keep
clear
of
discharge chute.
22. Usecare when
pulling
loads
or
using heavy
equipment.
a.
Use
only
approved draw
bar
hitch
points.
b.
Limit
loads
to
those you can safelycontrol.
c.
Do not
turn
sharply. Usecare when backing.
d. Use counterweights
or
wheel
we
ights
and
tire
chains when suggested In
this
owner's
manual.
e.
Never run snow
thrower
into
heavy material
at
high
speeds.
23.
Watch
out for
traffic
when crossing
or
near roadways.
24.
When
using
any
attachments, never
direct
discharge
of
material toward bystanders nor
allow
anyone near the
vehicle
while
in operation.
25.
Handle
gasoline
with
care
it
is
highly
flammable.
a.
Useapproved gasoline
co
nt
a ners.
b. Never remove the cap
of
the
iuel
tank
or
add gaso-
line
to a
running
or
hot e
ngire.
or
fill the fuel tank
indoors.
Wipe
up spilled gaso
~e
c.
Open doors
if
the engine is r..,.-r
:19
in the garage
exhaust fumes are dange·ous Do not run the
engine indoors.
26. Keep the vehicle and attachments
in
good operating
condition, and keep
sa'et
y devices in place.
When
using Three
Po
int
Hucn
remove attachments
from
hitch
before making a
ny
repa
ir
son attachment
or
hi
tch.
27.
Keep all nuts, bo ts. and screws
tight
, all cotter pins
and reta
iner
springs
'n
pl
ace
to
be sure the
equipment
is
in safe
work
ing conditi
On
.
28. Never store equ
ipment
with
gaso
lin
e in the tank inside
a
building
where fumes may reach an open flame
or
spark.
Allow
the engine to
coo
l before storing in any
enclosure.
29
.
To
reduce
fire
hazard, keep the engine free of grass
leaves
or
excessivegrease.
30. The vehicle and attachments should be stopped and
inspected
for
damage
after
striking
a foreign object,
and damage should be repaired before restarting and
operating the
equipment.
31.
Do not change the engine
governor
settings
or
over-
speed
the
engine.
32.
When
us
ing
the vehicle
with
snow
thrower
, proceed
as
follows.
a. Remove snow
on
ly
in
daylight
or
in good
artificial
light
.
b. Never make
any
adjustments
while
the engine is
runni
ng
if
the operator
must
dismount
to
do
so
.
c.
Shut theengine
off
when unclogging chute.
3
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4
ASSEMBLY
UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS TOOLS
The Snow Thrower Attachment and
all
necessary parts and
hardware are packed
in
one carton. Open the
top
of the
carton, and remove small parts. Carefully
cut
the length
of
each corner
of
the
carton and fold down the sides
of
the
box.
This provides a clean surface
on
which to mount the Snow
Thrower.
W
ith
some tools you already own, plus a few inexpensive
items that can be purchased
at
your Sears store, set-up and
ma
int
enance can
be
accomplished quicklyand accurately.
NOTE: Terms
left
and
right
as
used in manual refer to
left
and rights sides
of
Snow Thrower when seated
on
Tractor facing forward,
see
Figure
1.
REF. REF
TOOLS REQUIRED FOR ASSEMBLY
1. 5/16Open End Wrench
(1)
2. 3/8 Ooen E
rd
Wrer"lch
(1)
3. 1/ 2 Open
e"
OV
lr
ench (2)
4. 9/16 Open Eno
'Nr
ench (2)
5.
15
/1
600€
...
E.,c
J'
.rench (2)
6.
Fl
at
Blade Sc•e"'
::Jr
.
e•
(1
J
7. P
li
ers
REF.
NO. DESCRIPTION NO. DESCRIPTION
.,0
D
ESC
RIPTION
1
Mount
Bracket 36A . Chute Crank
Rod
Ass·y.
~
-.!.
c
_:en
& Brake
Ass
'
y.
4
Mount
Rod
6A
Rear
Lift
Ass'y.
7
Lift
Push
Bar
9A
Lift
Tube
Ass'y.
33A Chute Crank Supp
ort
Bracket Ass
'y.
~
·
~.,
Yf
_83
"()
~
84
;
P.B.
~
·
J
6A
51
A Chute & Deflector Ass
'y.
70A
Auger
, Head &
Lift
Ass
'y
81
Pedal & Lock Bracket
82 Retaining
Wire
83
Clutch
Rod
84 Clutch Spring
51
A
r
FIGURE 1
Le
ft
Side
-:
_·:-
::J1sengag
ement
.:.·-
~
.SS
i·
-·
--
Right
Side
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ASSEMBLY
PARTS BAG ®
~
STEP 1
Open Parts Bag and
identify
contents as shown on pages 5
and
6.
(115) X-1535
Flat
Washer
- 1
REF. PA
RT
a
NO. NU
MBER
T
y
88 X-1036 1
8 X-1048 4
100 X-1182 3
12 X-1382 1
104 X-1439 1
2 X-1147 10
109 L-172 1
31
L-59 2
99 L-303 3
32 X-1107 4
3 X-1199 10
54 4-10900 4
5 X-1229 6
52 X-1242 8
53 L-242B 8
80 L-298 3
105 14-A1423 1
106 4-10227 1
103 14-A1403 1
50 14-A1011 2
79 14-A1109 2
112 X-1070 1
115 X-1535 1
107 14-A1410 1
(2) X-1147
DE
SC
RIPTION
7/16
Flat
Washer
3,4
•
Flat
Washer
1
.4-20 x
11.4
Hex
Head Cap Screw
Clevis Pin
%-16
x
41/2
Hex
Head Cap Screw
%-16
x 1
Hex
Head Cap Screw
1I4-20 X
3/4
Hex
Head Cap Screw
5/16-18
x
3.4
Hex
Head Cap Screw
1.4-20
Hex
Lock
Nut
.
5/16-18
Hex
Lock
Nut
%-16
Hex
Lock
Nut
Chute
Ring
Clamp
Hair
Pin
#1
0-24 x 1
Hex
Mach.
Screw
#10-24
Hex
"Kep•
Nut
Hair
Pin
Belt
Guide
Spring
Spring-Brake
Pull Chain
Spr
ing-Assist
3/8
Sp
li
t Lock
Wasrer
Flat
Washe
r
Spring Ret
urn
Brac-:e:
(112) X-1070
318
Split
Lock
Washer
- 1
(88) X-1036
7116
Flat
Washer
-1
(8) X-1048
314
Flat
Washer-
4
D
(100) X-1182
1/4
-20 x
1114
Hex
Head Cap
Screw-
3
0
(12}X-1382
Clevis Pin - 1
~
"--'---
11
~
dl
l
_
___
_ g
(104)X-1439
318-16
x 4
1/z
Hex
Head Cap
Screw-
1
~
~
(109) L-172 (31) L-59
318-16 x 1
Hex
Head Cap Screw
-10
1/4-20
X
3/4
Hex
Head Cap
Screw-
1 5/16-18 x
3.4
Hex
Head Cap
Screw-
2
@
(99) L-303
1/4-20
Hex
Lock
Nut-
3 ©
(32) X-1107
5116-18
Hex
Lock
Nut
- 4 (3)X-1199
318
-16
Hex
Lock
Nut-
10 5
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ASSEMBLY
PARTS BAG (Cont.)
~
(52) X-1242
(53) L-242B
#110-24
Hex
w
Kep
• N
ut-
8
1110-24
x 1"
Hex
Mach.
Screw-
8
6
(5) X-12
29
Hair
Pin-
6
~I
(80) L-298
Hair
P
in-
3
{106) 4-10227
Spring-
1
(54) A-10900
Chute
Ring Clamp - 4
(
107
•4-A14•0
Spnng Reh
..
r., B
..
acl(et
-1
{105) 14-A1423
Belt
Guide-
1
(1
03) 14-A1403
Spring-Brake-
1
(50) 14-A
1011
Pull
Chain-
2
{79) 14-A1109
Spring Assist - 2
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IL
A CAUTION A
Before
starting
to
asse
mb
le Snow Thrower
to
Trac
tor
,
remove spark plug wire from plug and key from ignition.
STEP 2 (F
igur
e 2)
Ref. Tract
or
Item
(14
& 23)
Figure 2
Befo
re
beginning to assemble
the
Sn
ow
Thrower
Attac~>
ment, remove anyother
Attac
hmentsfrom the -·actor
STEP 3
(F
i
gure
2)
A
.)
Remove existing
Tr
actor bolts, lock Nashers &
nut
s
Item
46
,
47
, &
48
,
See
Tractor Owners
Marua.
Pa;es
12
&
13
.
B.) Assemble rear mount bracket and
Tr
actor
re~s
·
.!
&
23) to Tractor,
as
shown In Figure 2 us
.,,
'c...• r ex
bolts,
(2)
, four hex lock nuts
(3
),
and
tight
e
'l
sec
..
•e y
ASSEMBLY
Tract
or
Cha
ss
is
3
Ftgure 3
STEP 4 (Figure 3)
Assemble Snow
Th
rower to Tractor us ng.
~our
hex bolts (2),
and four hex lock nuts
(3)
furnished m the parts bag.
A.
) Roll Tractor to the rear
of
the Snow -nrower head assy.
B.)
Ali
gning holes in Tractor chass•s w•tn those In the
Sno
w
Thrower
Att
ac
hment
mount
ing
brQCI(et
(1
1
),
as
shown
in
Fi
gure
3).
C.
) Roll Tractor fo
rw
ard
until
mounting bracket
(11)
rests
against
Tr
actorchass.s
D.)
Ra
i
se
or low
er
mount ng
br
acket (11) to a
lign
holes
with
those
in
trac
tor
chass s.
E.
) Assemble four hex
bo
ts 12 thru
mounting
br
acket and
chassis, assemble
'our
hex locrt nuts
(3)
to bolts, tighten
securely.
Figure 4 7
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ASSEMBLY
STEP 5 (Figure 4)
Assemble
lift
mechanism to Tractor and auger head
assembly.
A.)
Assemble
four
washers (8), furnished
in
parts bag, and
li
ft
bar
(7)
onto
lift
l
ever
rod
(6)
as
shown
in
F
igure
4.
B.)
Place
lift
assembly/lift
bar
(6
& 7)
under
Tractor
w
ith
lift
bar
(7)
towards front and
lift
assembly
(6)
towards
rear
of
Tractor.
C.)
Raise
lift
assembly (6), locating
it
between rear mount
brackets
(1)
and align holes, Figure 4.
D.)
Insert mount rod (4) through holes and secure w
ith
hair
pin
(5)
furnished
in
parts bag, Figu
re
4.
E.)
Raise
lif
t bar
(7)
locating
it
between bracket
of
front
lift
mechanism
(14)
and align holes. Figure 4.
F
.)
Insert clevis pin (12) and secure
with
hair
pin
(5)
furnished in parts bag.
G.)
Assemble
lift
tube
(9)
over
lift
arm
(6)
and secure
with
hair
pin (5) Figure
5.
NOTE
: Location
it1
is
used
without
cab Location
#2
is used
with
cab (Figure 5).
H.)
Raise auger head asse
mbly
by
PtJ
r.g
back on the
lift
tube (9),
lift
mechanism should oc n the up lock
position•
.If
lift
mechanism does not
OCI(
in
lock
podiy
ion•,
remove washer
(8)
as
required to obtain the
•u
p lock
position.~
Figure5 I
5
STEP 6 (FigtJ•ec
Assemble V-be t
•·::-
::-:•
---;:
...
:•
~::achment
to Tractor.
A.) Remove pu e1
::::::-.:·
~
~
;_•e
1~
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of
your
Tractor
Owners
'!a--~
B.
) Remove hex
bo
~a-::
'A~-=-
se~--
-;
ruft'er
support
(See
Page
18ofya
...
·-·ac·-;·
:.-,..
s :Vanua ).
C.)
Assemble V-
belt
·r,e :.::-...:-:- :
..
ey
121)
and be
lt
guard (18), placmg '/-::-: •
:-
:_
:'
2"
D.) Place V-belt (108
·-·:.;-
-::
- •
gnt
hand side
of
Tractor
grille.
oo:
-=~
·
"J:
a·:-·o
engine pulley
and locate in first
;•:>::"O:
:'
:-;
-:
=-
et
E.) Assemble
Joel(
...
as-:·
·
·:
:._-::
:.::; gutde
(10
5) onto
hex
bolt
(1~
'-·-
!·:-:
·
:::::.~
3ag replacing hex
boltremoveo
rS:::
:
=-::.:
Figure 7
_1
..
...::
-
STEP 7 (F
gure
7
"
......
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Assemble I
It
assis<s
a"'C
a
..
,e•
·saa
stab
zersprings using
two
pull
charns
~
r
~t
c
!Or
n
vs
"'"9
a"'d two
hair
pins (5),
furnished in Pans
Sa;
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A.)
Thread
pull
chain (50), one each, through
eye
bolt
and
bracket,
Figure
7.
B.
) Hook one end
of
each spring (79) through hole In
front
lift
mechanism (14)
or
chain
link
on front bracket (11).
Hook other end
of
spring to ends of roll chains. (50),
Figure
7.
C.)
Raise augerhead assembly
with
lift
tube to the
•up
lock
position.•
D.)
Pull
on
toggle end
of
pull
chain, exerting a
slight
pressureon
spring.
E.)
Hold tension on spring by inserting
hair
pin
(5)
through
chain
just
above bracket &
eye
bolt; repeat for opposite
chain.
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Assembly crank rod support (33) to Tractor
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STEP 9 (Figure
9)
Assemble chute control rod (37) to universal (38)
on
control
rod (40) and secure
with
hair
pin (80).
A.)
Place straight end
of
chute control rod (37) thru chute
control rod support (33).
B.)
Install chute control rod (37)
into
universal (38) and
align
hole in rod with hole
in
universal.
C.) Secure control rod (37) to universal (38)
with
hair
pin
(80) furnished in Parts Bag.
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STEP 10 (Figure 10)
Assemble discharge chute (51A) to Snow Thrower Head
Assy. (70A) using
eight
slotted hex head screws (52), eight
hex nuts (53) and
four
chute ringclamps (
54
).
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With
discharge chute opening forward, attach
o
sc"arge
ch.Jte 51A
011to
tne Snow Thrower Head
Assy
JOA
-he discharge chute (
51
A) must sit
on
the
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He
ad Assy.
(70
A)w
ith
teeth
of
the chute
crank gear (
40
)
in
holes
in
ring of dischargechute.
B.) Attach discharge chute (51A) to Snow Thrower Head
Assy. (70A) w
ith
four chute ring clamps (
54
),
eight
slotted hex head screws (
52
), and
eight
hex nuts (53),
Figure
10.
NOTE:
A sma
ll
amount of lubricate
on
ring
before assembly
of
discharge chute
will
ease assembly.
A CAUTION A
Chute Guard (55)
must
be In place to prevent anyone from
reaching Intochute (Ref. Page 21). 9
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Assemble power pack assy.
(97
A)
to Tractor using: Three
hex bolts
(2
& 109) and three hex lock nuts (3 & 99).
A.)
Remove exis
ting
Tractor
bolt
, lock washer
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35
& 36),
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Tractor Owner's
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& 15.
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