SnowEx SPEEDWING 8600SW User manual

July 15, 2017
Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00
CAUTION
Read this manual before operating or
servicing snowplow.
A DIVISION OF DOUGLAS DYNAMICS, LLC
SPEEDWING™ & Straight Blade
Skid Steer Snowplows
8600SW, 7600HD, 8000HD, 8600HD, 9000HD
HD A‑Frame/Attachment Plate & Hydraulics 77830
SPEEDWING A‑Frame/Attachment Plate
& Hydraulics 77835
Owner's Manual
Original Instructions

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 3 July 15, 2017
SNOWPLOW OWNER DATA SHEET
Register your snowplow online at www.snowexproducts.com
Owner Name: ______________________________________________________________________________
Date Purchased: ____________________________________________________________________________
Outlet Name: _______________________________________________ Phone: _________________________
Outlet Address: _____________________________________________________________________________
Vehicle Model/Year: _________________________________________________________________________
Snowplow Model/Year: _______________________________________________________________________
Snowplow Type/Size: ______________________________________________ Weight: ______________ lb/kg
Ballast: No ___ Yes ___ Amount: ___________lb/kg
Blade Serial Number: ________________________________________________________________________

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 4 July 15, 2017

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 5 July 15, 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE................................................................... 6
SAFETY INFORMATION.......................................... 7
SNOWPLOW WEIGHTS AND VEHICLE
APPLICATION INFORMATION.......................... 10
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW .......... 11
Unpacking and Inspection .................................. 11
Hydraulics Guide................................................. 11
Oscillation ........................................................... 11
Accessories ........................................................ 12
ATTACHING & DETACHING INSTRUCTIONS.... 13
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW ........................ 14
Blade Positions – SPEEDWING™...................... 14
Disc Shoe Adjustment......................................... 15
Transporting Snowplow ...................................... 16
Driving and Plowing on Snow and Ice ................ 16
Plowing Snow ..................................................... 17
Parking with Snowplow Attached ....................... 18
Towing a Disabled or Stuck Vehicle.................... 18
MAINTENANCE ...................................................... 19
Preseason Check................................................ 19
Postseason Maintenance.................................... 19
Maintenance and Adjustment ............................. 20
Hydraulic Hose and Fitting Replacement ........... 21
Vehicle ................................................................22
Recycle ...............................................................22
Blade nish .........................................................22
Tools ...................................................................22
Troubleshooting ..................................................22
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................ 23

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 6 July 15, 2017
PREFACE
Congratulations on purchasing the most advanced
skid steer snowplow available! SnowEx®snowplows
are clearing new trails for innovative design, rugged
durability, quality craftsmanship and superior
performance. Our innovative products are tested all
over the snowbelt.
This manual provides safety, operation and
maintenance information for your new SnowEx
snowplow. To keep your snowplow in good condition,
read and understand this manual and follow its
recommendations. Failure to do so may a󰀨ect your
warranty coverage.
When service is necessary, your local SnowEx
distributor knows your snowplow best. Contact your
SnowEx outlet for maintenance, service or any other
assistance you require.
If you have not already done so, please visit
www.snowexproducts.com to register your new
snowplow!
Your SnowEx snowplow is a valuable investment. The
best way to assure original equipment reliability and
e󰀩ciency is to purchase only Authentic Parts and
Accessories. "Will-t" parts and accessories can
alter your plow's performance characteristics and may
a󰀨ect your product warranty.
Protect your investment by staying with the best—
original SnowEx parts and accessories from your local
SnowEx outlet.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 7 July 15, 2017
SAFETY DEFINITIONS
NOTE: Indicates a situation or action that can lead
to damage to your snowplow and vehicle or other
property. Other useful information can also be
described.
WARNING/CAUTION & INSTRUCTION
LABELS
Become familiar with and inform users about the
warning and instruction labels on the back of the
blade.
NOTE: If labels are missing or cannot be read, see
your sales outlet.
SAFETY
WARNING
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation,
that if not avoided, could result in death or
serious personal injury.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
that, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury. It may also be used to alert
against unsafe practices.
Warning/Caution Label
Instruction Label
SP
EEDWING
™ only
(both sides)
Multiple Pinch Points
Label
Crush Hazard
Label

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 8 July 15, 2017
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Improper installation and operation could cause
personal injury, and/or equipment and property
damage. Read and understand labels and the
Owner's Manual before installing, operating or making
adjustments.
SAFETY
WARNING
Lower the blade when the vehicle is parked.
Temperature changes could change
hydraulic pressure, causing the blade to
drop unexpectedly or damaging hydraulic
components. Failure to do this could result in
serious personal injury.
CAUTION
Plowing speed should not exceed 10 mph
(16 km/h).
CAUTION
Transport speed should not exceed vehicle
manufacturer's recommendations. Further
reduce speed under adverse travel conditions.
CAUTION
Read Owner's Manual before operating or
servicing snowplow.
WARNING
The driver shall keep bystanders clear of
the blade when it is being raised, lowered or
angled. Do not stand between vehicle and
blade or within 8 feet of a moving blade. A
moving or falling blade could cause personal
injury.
WARNING
Never stand, work or reach under lift arms or
lift cylinders without employing a lift arm stop
or stand.
WARNING
Do not exceed vehicle operative
capacity including the blade. See
vehicle rating label.
Blade Serial Number Label
YYMMDDLLXXXXZZZZZ
ZZZZZ
zzzzz YYMMDDLLXXXXZZZZZ
Code Denition
YY 2‑Digit Year
MM 2‑Digit Month
DD 2‑Digit Day
LL 2‑Digit Location Code
XXXX 4‑Digit Sequential Number
ZZZZZZ 5‑ or 6‑ Digit Blade Assembly PN

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HYDRAULIC SAFETY
• Always inspect hydraulic components and hoses
before using. Replace any damaged or worn parts
immediately.
• If you suspect a hose leak, DO NOT use your
hand to locate it. Use a piece of cardboard or
wood.
PERSONAL SAFETY
• Remove ignition key and put the vehicle in park or
in gear to prevent others from starting the vehicle
during installation or service.
• Wear only snug-tting clothing while working on
your vehicle or snowplow.
• Do not wear jewelry or a necktie, and secure
long hair.
• Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from
battery acid, gasoline, dirt and dust.
• Avoid touching hot surfaces such as the engine,
radiator, hoses and exhaust pipes.
• Always have a re extinguisher rated BC handy,
for ammable liquids and electrical res.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION
Be careful when using gasoline. Do not use gasoline
to clean parts. Store only in approved containers away
from sources of heat or ame.
SAFETY
WARNING
Hydraulic uid under pressure can
cause skin injection injury. If you are
injured by hydraulic uid, get medical
attention immediately.
WARNING
Gasoline is highly ammable and gasoline
vapor is explosive. Never smoke while
working on vehicle. Keep all open ames
away from gasoline tank and lines. Wipe up
any spilled gasoline immediately.
CELL PHONES
A driver's rst responsibility is the safe operation of
the vehicle. The most important thing you can do
to prevent a crash is to avoid distractions and pay
attention to the road. Wait until it is safe to operate
Mobile Communication equipment such as cell phones,
text messaging devices, pagers or two‑way radios.
VENTILATION
BATTERY SAFETY
NOISE
Airborne noise emission during use is below 70 dB(A)
for the snowplow operator.
VIBRATION
Operating snowplow vibration does not exceed
2.5 m/s2to the hand‑arm or 0.5 m/s2to the whole body.
CAUTION
Batteries normally produce explosive gases,
which can cause personal injury. Therefore,
do not allow ames, sparks or lit tobacco
to come near the battery. When charging or
working near a battery, always cover your
face and protect your eyes, and also provide
ventilation.
• Batteries contain sulfuric acid, which burns
skin, eyes and clothing.
• Disconnect the battery before removing or
replacing any electrical components.
WARNING
Vehicle exhaust contains lethal fumes.
Breathing these fumes, even in low
concentrations, can cause death. Never
operate a vehicle in an enclosed area without
venting exhaust to the outside.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 10 July 15, 2017
SNOWPLOW WEIGHTS / VEHICLE APPLICATION INFORMATION
VEHICLE APPLICATIONS
Vehicle application recommendations are based on
the following:
• The vehicle with the snowplow installed must
comply with the vehicle manufacturer's stated
gross vehicle and axle weight ratings and the front
and rear weight distribution ratio.
• In some cases there may be additional limitations
and requirements.
• Installation, modication and addition of
accessories must comply with published SnowEx
recommendations and instructions. Available
capacity decreases as the vehicle is loaded
with cargo or other equipment or snowplow
accessories are installed.
• If there is uncertainty as to whether available
capacity exists, the actual vehicle as congured
must be weighed.
CAUTION
See your SnowEx® outlet for specic vehicle
application recommendations before
installation.
Size Blade Assembly Wt (lb) Wt (kg)
8'‑7" 8600 SPEEDWING™ 875 396
7'‑6" 7600HD Straight Blade 614 278
8' 8000HD Straight Blade 625 283
8'‑6" 8600HD Straight Blade 637 288
9' 9000HD Straight Blade 745 337
SNOWPLOWBLADEASSEMBLYWEIGHTS

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 11 July 15, 2017
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR SNOWPLOW
UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
Your skid steer snowplow has been packaged to
withstand transit and weather related damage.
Fully inspect all components upon receipt of your
snowplow. In the event of shipping damage or missing
parts, immediately contact the dealership where the
snowplow was purchased.
Begin unpacking and inspection in the following order:
1. Remove the shipping document from the end
panel of the pallet wrap. Retain all documentation
for your records.
2. All wood framing and polyethylene material should
be removed from the pallet for easy access to the
snowplow.
3. Due to the odd‑shaped components and size
of several assembly parts, various cable ties
and corrugated material are used for scratch
resistance and package orientation. Please
remove these items prior to assembly.
4. Place the main blade assembly on a at, level
surface.
Once you have inspected all parts and removed
all packaging materials, your snowplow is ready to
be fully assembled as described in the Installation
Instructions document.
Retain a copy of the Snowplow Owner Data Sheet
on page 3 for your records.
OSCILLATION
Your skid steer now comes equipped with the ability
to oscillate 6 degrees. This allows the operator of the
vehicle to adjust the down pressure as needed.
HYDRAULICS GUIDE
Hydraulic hose routing information is found on the
Hydraulic Hose Port Guide label (shown below) that
is located on the underside of the step plate with the
SnowEx®logo.
MANUFACTURER
NAME
22
11
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Relief valves 19 – 21 ft-lb
Fitting jam nuts 19 – 21 ft-lb
57898
Hydraulic Hose Port Guide – Skid Steer
To skid steer
supply lines
To left
angle ram
To right
angle ram
NOTE: The skid steer supply lines use special
ttings that restrict the ow entering the block.
Do not replace with anything other than approved
SnowEx hydraulic ttings.

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ACCESSORIES
Rubber Deector
Enhance snow containment and prevent snow from
blowing onto the windshield with a SnowEx®‑branded
rubber deector.
Back Drag Edges
SnowEx back drag edges deliver cleaner, consistent
scraping and back dragging in tight areas.
Touch‑Up Paint
Putting your snowplow away for the season? Have a
deep scratch to cover? Clean up your snowplow parts
with our gray and black touch‑up paints. Provided in
aerosol or quart cans.
Extension Wings (HD blades only)
Maximize your blade width and carrying capacity with
wing extensions, reducing the number of passes to cut
down job time.
Antiwear Shoes (HD blades only)
Adjustable shoes o󰀨er maximum protection against
blade and/or base angle wear on rocky or abrasive
surfaces such as hardpack and gravel.
Shock Absorber (HD blades only)
The shock absorber enhanced operator comfort by
lessening the shock when the blade is tripped.
Curb Guards (HD blades only)
Curb guards t on the ends of cutting edges to protect
the blade from scraping against curbs and sidewalks.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 13 July 15, 2017
ATTACHING & DETACHING INSTRUCTIONS
Prior to operating your snowplow, review the Attach/
Detach Instructions label (shown below) on the back
left side of the moldboard.
NOTE: If at any time the Attach/Detach
Instructions label or any other label attached
to your snowplow becomes illegible, promptly
replace it.
WARNING
Keep 8 feet clear of the blade when blade is
being raised, lowered or angled. Do not stand
between the vehicle and blade or directly in
front of blade. If the blade hits or drops on
you, you could be seriously injured.
WARNING
Inspect snowplow components and fasteners
for wear or damage whenever mounting or
removing the snowplow. Worn or damaged
components could allow the snowplow to
drop unexpectedly.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 14 July 15, 2017
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
BLADE POSITIONS – SPEEDWING™
Your SPEEDWING snowplow is the most advanced
and versatile snowplow on the market. The easy‑
to‑use controls allow you to automatically adjust the
snowplow blade and wings into an innite number of
plowing positions. Review the illustrations below to
determine the best position for your plowing needs.
A. Scoop Blade Position
(9'‑3" or 9'‑10" Blade Width)
• Primary position for transporting snow
• For use in initial clearing with decent visibility,
transporting large volumes of snow, nal
clean‑up
• Ideal application: roadway intersections
B. Windrow Blade Position
• Primary position for accelerated angled plowing
• For use in directional plowing, cornering,
diverting snow away from objects or buildings
• Ideal application: plowing adjacent to buildings,
driveway/road intersections
C. Straight Blade Option
(10' or 11'‑3" Blade Width)
• Wings may be pinned in position to operate as
a straight blade. Primary position for clearing
large surfaces
• For use in light snow conditions with good
visibility, nal clearing and clean-up
• Ideal application: large parking lots, widening
roadways
WARNING
Never use the snowplow attachment to carry
people, as a man lift or as a work platform.
WARNING
When plowing with down pressure, do not
cause the front wheels on the skid steer/
tractor to raise above ground.
A
B
C

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 15 July 15, 2017
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
DISC SHOE ADJUSTMENT
Recommended Shoe Adjustments
For gravel surfaces: The bottom surface of the shoe
should be 1/4" to 1/2" below the cutting edge.
For hard surfaces (concrete or asphalt): Bottom
surface of shoe should be even with the cutting edge.
1. Raise the blade one foot o󰀨 the road surface.
From in front of the blade, place stand assembly
or sturdy blocking under the cutting edge.
2. Lower the blade onto stand assembly or blocking.
3. Remove the linchpin and slide the disc shoe down
and out of the shoe holder.
4. Remove one or more washers from the shoe
stem, and reinstall the shoe into the shoe holder.
Place the removed washers onto the shoe stem
above the shoe holder.
5. Reinstall the linchpin.
6. Raise the blade slightly. Remove the stand
assembly or blocking.
7. Stand 8 feet clear of the blade when checking the
height adjustment of cutting edge to road surface.
WARNING
Blade can drop unexpectedly. Place blade on
stand assembly. Failure to do so could result
in serious personal injury.
Washers
Shoe Holder
Spacer
Linchpin
Disc Shoe
To pin wings in position for the straight blade option:
1. Fully angle the blade to one side. Lower the
blade and turn the vehicle ignition OFF.
2. Standing behind the blade, install a
3/4" x 9" clevis pin down through the holes in
the back of the blade assembly, as shown.
3. Secure the pin with a 1/8" hairpin cotter.
4. Repeat Steps 1 through 3 on the opposite
side.
5. To remove the clevis pins, reverse the above
procedure.
1/8" Hairpin
Cotter
3/4" x 9" Clevis Pin

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TRANSPORTING SNOWPLOW
These instructions are for driving short distances
to and from plowing jobs. for long trips, remove the
snowplow from the vehicle, following recommended
mechanical lifting cautions and procedures.
1. Completely raise the blade.
2. Adjust the blade height for maximum vehicle
headlamp illumination.
3. Adjust the blade to the straight position.
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
WARNING
Position the blade so it does not block the
vehicle headlamp beam.
Do not change blade position while traveling.
You could suddenly lower blade accidentally.
DRIVING AND PLOWING ON SNOW
AND ICE
Refer to vehicle owner's manual instructions for
driving in snow and ice conditions. Remember, when
you drive on snow or ice, your wheels will not get good
traction. You cannot accelerate as quickly, turning
is more di󰀩cult and you will need longer braking
distance.
Wet and hard-packed snow or ice o󰀨ers the worst
traction. It is very easy to lose control. You will have
di󰀩culty accelerating. If you do get moving, you may
have poor steering and di󰀩cult braking, which can
cause you to slide out of control.
Here are some tips for driving in these conditions:
• Drive defensively.
• Do not drink, then drive or plow snow.
• Plow or drive only when you have good visibility
for operating a vehicle.
• If you cannot see well due to snow or icy
conditions, you will need to slow down and keep
more space between you and other vehicles.
• Slow down, especially on higher‑speed roads.
Your headlamps can light up only so much road
ahead.
• If you are tired, pull o󰀨 in a safe place and rest.
• Keep your windshield and all glass on your vehicle
clean to see around you.
• Dress properly for the weather. Wear layers of
clothing; as you get warm, you can take o󰀨 layers.
CAUTION
Drinking then driving or plowing is very
dangerous. Your reexes, perceptions,
attentiveness and judgement can be a󰀨ected
by even a small amount of alcohol. You can
have a serious or even fatal collision if you
drive after drinking. Please do not drink and
then drive or plow.
CAUTION
Transport speed should not exceed vehicle
manufacturer's recommendations. Further
reduce speed under adverse travel conditions.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 17 July 15, 2017
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
PLOWING SNOW
NOTE: Only the driver should be in the vehicle cab
when the snowplow is attached.
General Instructions
1. Before plowing, make sure you know of any
obstructions hidden beneath the snow, such as
bumper stops in parking lots, curbs, sidewalk
edges, shrubs, fences, or pipes sticking up from
the ground. If unfamiliar with the area to be
plowed, have someone familiar with the area point
out obstacles.
2. If possible and you have good visibility, plow
during the storm rather than letting snow
accumulate.
3. Do not exceed 10 mph (16 km/h) when plowing
snow.
CAUTION
Wear a seat belt when plowing snow. Hidden
obstructions could cause the vehicle to stop
suddenly, resulting in personal injury.
CAUTION
Never stack snow with the blade angled. This
could damage the snowplow.
CAUTION
Flag any obstructions that are hard to locate
under snow to prevent damage to product or
property.
CAUTION
Plowing speed should not exceed 10 mph
(16 km/h).
Hard‑Packed Snow
1. Raise the disc shoes so that the cutting edge
comes into direct contact with the pavement.
2. Use the lowest gear to place maximum power
behind the cutting edge.
3. An angled blade is more e󰀨ective for removing
hard‑packed snow.
Deep Snow
1. For straight blades, shear o󰀨 top layers by plowing
with the blade raised 3 to 4 inches for the initial
pass.
2. Bite into the edges using only partial blade width
until the job is cut down to size for full‑blade
plowing.
Rule of thumb:
6" of snow — plow with entire blade width;
9" of snow — plow with 3/4 blade width;
12" of snow — plow with 1/2 of the blade.
Experience and "feel" are the best guides.
3. When plowing deep snow, be sure to keep the
vehicle moving.
4. For increased traction, use tire chains where legal.

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OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
Clearing Driveways
1. Head into the driveway with the blade angled and
plow the snow away from any buildings. Widen
driveway by rolling snow away from any buildings.
2. If a building is at the end of the driveway, plow to
within a vehicle length of the building. Push as
much snow as possible o󰀨 the driveway.
3. With a raised blade, drive through remaining snow
to building. Drop blade and "back drag" snow
away from the building at least one vehicle length.
Repeat if necessary.
4. Back vehicle to the building and plow forward,
removing the remaining snow from the driveway.
Check municipal ordinances for proper disposal of
snow.
Clearing Parking Lots
1. Clear areas in front of buildings rst. With blade
raised, drive up to the building. Drop blade and
"back drag" the snow away from building. When
snow is clear of the buildings, turn the vehicle
around and push snow away from the buildings
toward outer edges of lot.
2. Plow a single path down the center in the
lengthwise direction.
3. With the blade in the angle position, plow
successive strips lengthwise until the area is
cleared and snow is "stacked" around the outer
edges.
4. If snow is too deep to clear in above manner, clear
main tra󰀩c lanes as much as possible. Check
municipal ordinances for proper disposal of snow.
PARKING WITH SNOWPLOW ATTACHED
Whenever you park your vehicle, completely lower the
blade to the ground.
TOWINGADISABLEDORSTUCKVEHICLE
Do not use any snowplow components as an attaching
point when retrieving, towing or winching a disabled or
stuck vehicle.
WARNING
Lower the blade when the vehicle is parked.
Keep 8 feet clear of the blade when it is
being raised, lowered or angled. Temperature
changes could change hydraulic pressure,
causing the blade to drop unexpectedly or
damaging hydraulic components. Failure to
do this could result in serious personal injury.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 19 July 15, 2017
PRESEASON CHECK
Before the snow season, check your equipment to
make sure it's in working condition. Here are some
tips for getting your equipment ready:
• Replace worn or damaged parts.
• Check all mounting points and tighten fasteners,
on both snowplow and vehicle. Verify that all
cotter pins are in place.
• Repaint blade assembly and attachments, as
necessary, to protect the metal.
• Install auxiliary and ashing lights for compliance
and visibility in accordance with local regulations.
• Check vehicle headlamps, auxiliary lights, heater
and windshield wipers for proper operation.
• Inspect and test your battery. Recharge or replace
as necessary.
• Ballast may be necessary, or benecial, on some
vehicles to provide maximum traction, braking and
handling.
• Any ballast material (such as sand and blocks)
must be solidly secured to the vehicle, preventing
it from moving under harsh plowing conditions.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING
Lower the blade when the vehicle is parked.
Keep 8 feet clear of the blade when it is
being raised, lowered or angled. Temperature
changes could change hydraulic pressure,
causing the blade to drop unexpectedly or
damaging hydraulic components. Failure to
do this could result in serious personal injury.
POSTSEASON MAINTENANCE
NOTE: Coat all electrical connections with
dielectric grease.
• Clean and paint blade and components as
needed.
• Apply general purpose petroleum grease to
exposed chrome surfaces of the rams to prevent
rust.
• Lubricate all pivot points with general purpose
petroleum grease.

Lit. No. 78557, Rev. 00 20 July 15, 2017
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
Your SnowEx®snowplow is designed for rugged,
dependable service. However, like the vehicle
on which it is mounted, it needs regular care and
maintenance.
Check the following before and frequently during the
plowing season:
1. Make sure all fasteners, mounting bolts and
hydraulic connections are tight. Pay particular
attention to the 1" pivot bolt.
NOTE: Pay particular attention to the 1" pivot
bolts connecting the A‑frame to the universal
plate. These bolts should remain slightly loose to
allow for oscillation.
CAUTION
Overtightening springs will not increase blade
trip force and can damage the springs.
WARNING
Lower the blade when the vehicle is parked.
Keep 8 feet clear of the blade when it is
being raised, lowered or angled. Temperature
changes could change hydraulic pressure,
causing the blade to drop unexpectedly or
damaging hydraulic components. Failure to
do this could result in serious personal injury.
2. Check all plugs and seals for hydraulic uid leaks.
Repair as necessary.
3. Trip Spring Adjustment: To adjust trip spring
tension, adjust the eyebolts located at the top
of the blade. Tighten the adjusting nut until the
coils begin to separate. When tension is properly
adjusted, a sheet of paper should pass between
the second and third coils. When the proper
tension is reached, tighten locknut.
4. Blade Finish: If the powder-coated nish is
nicked or scratched, repair the surface and paint
with SnowEx gray or black paint.