Honda SNOWBLOWER HS724 Uživatelský manuál

3176772300X31-767-7230o2001-2007 Honda Motor Co., Ltd. -All Rights ReservedOwner’s ManualSNOWBLOWERHS724%HS928%HS1132BlackDIC F10100X31-767-7230 HS724

8SNOWBLOWER SAFETYSAFETY LABEL LOCATIONSIf a label comes off or becomes hard to read, contact your Hondasnowblower dealer for a replacement.These labe

9CONTROLS & FEATURESCOMPONENT & CONTROL LOCATIONSTrack typeSNOW DISCHARGECHUTEAUGERTRACKMUFFLERAUGER CLUTCH LEVER DRIVE CLUTCH LEVERTRANSMISSI

10CONTROLS & FEATURESWheel typeSNOW DISCHARGECHUTEAUGERMUFFLERDRIVE CLUTCH LEVERWHEELCHUTE CRANKENGINE SWITCHFUEL VALVETRANSMISSIONRELEASE LEVERSK

−−11CONTROLS & FEATURESCONTROLSFuel Gauge (equipped type)Engine SwitchFuel Valve LeverENGINE SWITCHONOOFFFFFUEL VALVE LEVERONOFFFUEL GAUGEThe fuel

12CONTROLS & FEATURESThrottle LeverChute CrankStarter GripTHROTTLE LEVERSLOWFFAASSTTCHOKESTARTER GRIPHS1132:THROTTLE LEVERSLOWFASTTo throw snow to

13CONTROLS & FEATURESChoke KnobShift Lever(HS1132 only)CHOKE KNOBCLOSEDOPENR (Reverse)N (Neutral)SHIFT LEVERF (Forward)The choke knob opens and cl

−−−14CONTROLS & FEATURESDischarge Deflector LeverFoot Pedal (track type only)HIGH AND FARLOW AND NEARHIGH AND FARLOW AND NEARDISCHARGE DEFLECTORDI

15CONTROLS & FEATURESDrive Clutch Lever and Auger Clutch LeverAUGER CLUTCH LEVERSqueeze to engage thesnow blowing mechanism.DRIVE CLUTCH LEVERSque

16CONTROLS & FEATURESTransmission Release LeverRELEASED ENGAGEDTRANSMISSION RELEASE LEVEROperating the transmission release lever while the engine

17CONTROLS & FEATURESWork LightFEATURESSnow Clearing Bar (equipped type)WORK LIGHTSNOW CLEARING BARHOLDERSThe light comes ON while theengine is ru

Keep this owner’s manual handy, so you can refer to it any time. Thisowner’s manual is considered a permanent part of the snowblowerand should remain

18BEFORE OPERATIONARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED?KnowledgeIS YOUR SNOWBLOWER READY TO GO?Your safety is your responsibility. A little time spent in prep

19BEFORE OPERATIONCheck the General Condition of the Snowblower:Check the EngineLook around and underneath the snowblower for signs of oil orgasoline

20BEFORE OPERATIONCHECK YOUR WORK AREAObjectsWork AreaPeople and PetsFor your safety and the safety of others, always inspect the area beforeoperating

21OPERATIONSNOWBLOWING PRECAUTIONSSTARTING THE ENGINEN (Neutral)SHIFT LEVERBefore operating the snowblower for the first time, please review boththeSN

22OPERATIONTHROTTLE LEVERCHOKEDRAIN KNOBFUEL VALVEENGAGEDTRANSMISSION RELEASE LEVERONHS724/HS928:Set the transmission releaselever in the ENGAGED posi

23OPERATIONHS1132:Electric-start Models (TAS, WAS type):CHOKE KNOBCLOSEDFASTTHROTTLE LEVERPOWER CORDPull the choke knob to the CLOSED position and mov

24OPERATIONPUSHSTARTER GRIPENGINE SWITCHONDDiirreeccttiioonn ttoo ppuullllManual Starting onlyDo not pull the starter grip while the engine is running

25OPERATIONTHROTTLE LEVERSLOWSLOWOPENCHOKE KNOBTHROTTLE LEVERHS1132:HS724/HS928:Let the engine warm up for several minutes.If the throttle lever has b

26OPERATIONSTOPPING THE ENGINESHIFT LEVERDRIVE CLUTCH LEVERN (Neutral)ENGINE SWITCHOFFWhile warming the engine up, also warm the transmission asfollow

27OPERATIONAUGER CLUTCH LEVER DRIVE CLUTCH LEVERSHIFT LEVERN (Neutral)THROTTLE LEVERTHROTTLE LEVERSLOWSLOWHS724/HS928: HS1132:Release the auger and dr

1INTRODUCTIONCongratulations on your selection of a Honda snowblower. We arecertain you will be pleased with your purchase of one of the finestsnowblo

28OPERATIONENGINESWITCHOFFFUEL VALVEOFFTurn the engine switch to the OFF position.Turn the fuel valve to the OFF position.4.5.06/11/16 10:16:34 317677

29OPERATIONCLEARING SNOWFASTSHIFT LEVERR (Reverse)F (Forward)N (Neutral)AUGER CLUTCH LEVERSqueeze the auger clutch lever.The machine will clear snow w

30OPERATIONDRIVE CLUTCH LEVERDRIVE CLUTCH LEVERTo move from one place to another, or to change direction, use thedrive clutch lever only. Release both

31OPERATIONDRIVE CLUTCH LEVERAUGER CLUTCH LEVERRelease the clutch levers to stop clearing or moving.7.06/11/16 10:16:57 31767721_032

32OPERATIONSNOW-CLEARING TIPS1st2nd3rdIf the snow is deeper than the height of the auger, remove it inseveral steps, as shown below, or install the dr

33OPERATIONREMOVING OBSTRUCTIONSSNOW CLEARING BARHOLDERIf the snow discharge chute or snow blowing mechanism becomesrestricted, review snow clearing i

34THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTENANCEMaintenance, replacement, or repair of the emission control devicesand systems may be performed by any engine repair es

−−−35SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERMAINTENANCE SAFETYInjury from moving parts.Burns from hot parts.Carbon monoxide poisoning from engine exhaust.Safety Pre

×××36SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERTOOL KITBLOWER SHEAR BOLTAUGER SHEAR BOLT (3)TOOL BAGWRENCH HANDLESPARK PLUG WRENCH10 14 mm WRENCH6 mm HEX NUT (3)6 mm S

−−−−−−−−−−−37SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERMAINTENANCE SCHEDULEITEMPerformed at every indicatedmonth or operating hourinterval, whichever comes first.EVERY

−−−−−−2INTRODUCTIONA FEW WORDS ABOUT SAFETYSafety LabelsSafety MessagesSafety HeadingsSafety SectionInstructionsYour safety and the safety of others a

38SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERREFUELINGFUEL GAUGE(equipped type)FUEL TANK TOPFUEL INLETMAXIMUMFUEL LEVEL35 mm(1.4 inch)FUEL TANK CAPWith the engine stopp

39SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERFUEL RECOMMENDATIONSSpilled fuel is not only a fire hazard, it causes environmental damage.Wipe up spills immediately.Fuel

40SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERENGINE OIL LEVEL CHECKUPPER LIMITHS724:UPPER LIMITUPPER LIMITLOWER LIMITOIL FILLER CAP/DIPSTICKOIL FILLER CAP/DIPSTICKHS928

41SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERENGINE OIL CHANGEHS1132 ONLY:HS1132:DRAIN PLUGEXTENSIONHS724/HS928:DRAIN PLUG/SEALING WASHERDRAINPLUG/SEALINGWASHERDrain th

42SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATIONSHS724:UPPER LIMIT UPPER LIMITHS928/HS1132:AMBIENT TEMPERATUREIf the oil level is low, fill to the

−−43SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERHYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION FLUIDTRANSMISSIONFLUID RESERVOIRUPPER LIMITLOWER LIMITCheck the hydrostatic fluid level in the r

−−44SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWER20°C10°C0°C10°CUUPPPPEERR LLIIMMIITTLLOOWWEERR LLIIMMIITTIf the fluid level is low, add Honda Hydrostatic Fluid.The use o

45SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERSPARK PLUG SERVICERecommended spark plug:SPARK PLUGWRENCHW16EPR-U (DENSO)BPR5ES (NGK)Inspect the spark plug. Replace itif t

−−−−46SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERWASHER0.028 0.031 in(0.70 0.80 mm)If installing a new spark plug, tighten 1/2 turn after the spark plugseats to compres

−−−−47SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERTRACK ADJUSTMENTAdjusting ProcedureTRACKLOCK NUTTENSION BOLTADJUSTINGNUT1-1/16 1-5/16 in(27 33 mm)Make sure the tracks

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48SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERTIRE INSPECTIONAUGER AND BLOWER INSPECTIONCheck the side wall and treadsurface of each tire for cracks,damage, or excessive

49SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERSHEAR BOLT REPLACEMENT PROCEDUREBLOWER SHEAR BOLTAUGER SHEAR BOLT (2)6 mm SELF-LOCKING NUT6 mm HEX NUT (2)Place the snowblo

50SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERSKID SHOES AND SCRAPERInspectionABTurn the engine switch to the OFF position, and disconnect the sparkplug cap, so the engi

−−−−−−−−−−51SERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWERAdjustmentAUGERAugerclearanceTO LOWERTORAISESCRAPERSKID SHOE(rear-mount type)SCRAPERScraper clearance3/32 5/32 in

52STORAGESTORAGE PREPARATIONCleaningWWAASSHHEERR ((22))LEVERSSLIDINGSURFACESLIDING SURFACECHUTE DRIVE GEARAND RING GEARCHUTE GUIDECLUTH LEVERSHIFT AND

53STORAGEFuelGasoline will oxidize and deteriorate in storage. Old gasoline willcause hard starting, and it leaves gum deposits that clog the fuelsyst

54STORAGEAdding a Fuel Stabilizer to Extend Fuel Storage LifeWhen adding a fuel stabilizer, fill the fuel tank with fresh gasoline. Ifonly partially f

55STORAGEDraining the Fuel Tank and CarburetorDRAIN KNOBSEDIMENT CUPO-RINGPlace an approved gasolinecontainer below the carburetor,and use a funnel to

−56STORAGEEngine OilTiresSTARTER GRIPChange the engine oil (page ).Remove the spark plug (page ).Pour a tablespoon (5 10 cc) ofclean engine oil into t

57STORAGESTORAGE PRECAUTIONSREMOVE FROM STORAGEIf your snowblower will be stored with gasoline in the fuel tank andcarburetor, it is important to redu

4CONTENTSSERVICING YOUR SNOWBLOWER (continued)...STORAG

−−−−58TRANSPORTINGBEFORE LOADINGHLWeight of snowblower: (Operating weight)Loading the snowblower on a trailer should be performed on a firm,level surf

59TRANSPORTINGLOADINGDOWNFORWARDUP4.9 ft (1.5 m)minimum headroomLHTie the snowblower down with rope or straps, and block the treads.Keep the tie-down

60Electric starterdoes not operatePossible cause CorrectionStarter operates,but engine will notstartPossible cause CorrectionENGINE PROBLEMSTAKING CAR

61TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSEngine has lowpowerPossible cause CorrectionCheck groundspeed.Snowblowingcutting swath tolarge for snowconditions.

62TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSEngine runs, butsnowblowerdoesn’t movePossible cause CorrectionENGAGEDRELEASEDDRIVE PROBLEMSMove lever to theposit

63TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSWon’t blow snow Possible cause CorrectionSnow notdischargingproperlyPossible cause CorrectionSNOWBLOWER PROBLEMSRe

64TAKING CARE OF UNEXPECTED PROBLEMSSnow notdischargingproperly (cont.)Possible cause CorrectionEngine stalls whenauger clutch leveris set to OnPossib

65TECHNICAL INFORMATIONSerial Number LocationsTECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONFRAME SERIAL NUMBERENGINE SERIAL NUMBERRecord the engine and frame s

66TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCarburetor Modification for High Altitude OperationAt high altitude, the standard carburetor air-fuel mixture wi

67TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONEmission Control System InformationSource of EmissionsTampering and AlteringThe U.S. and California Clean Air Ac

5IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIONAvoid Rotating AugerClear Operation AreaSNOWBLOWER SAFETYHonda snowblowers are designed to clear snow from driveways andw

68TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONProblems That May Affect EmissionsReplacement partsMaintenanceIf you are aware of any of the following symptoms,

−−−69TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONAir IndexAn Air Index Information hang tag/label is applied to engines certifiedto an emission durability tim

−−×××±±70TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONFrameEngineTuneupSpecifications1.8 hours 3.1 hours42 Ton/hour 46 Ton/hourMax. 45.9 ft (14 m)16.5 in (420

−−×××±±71TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONFrameEngineTuneupHS928TA TAS WA WASSZAS56.0 in (1,422 mm)28.5 in (725 mm)40.9 in (1,038 mm) 41.0 in (1,04

−−×××±±72TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONFrameEngineTuneupHS1132TA TASSZBF56.0 in (1,422 mm)31.9 in (810 mm)40.2 in (1,022 mm)254 lbs (115 kg) 260

73TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCONSUMER INFORMATIONDealer Locator InformationHonda PublicationsShop ManualParts CatalogTo find an authorized Ho

74TECHNICAL & CONSUMER INFORMATIONCustomer Service InformationServicing dealership personnel are highly trained professionals. Theyshould be able

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77QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATIONUnleaded gasoline with a pumpoctane rating of 86 or higherTypeTypeTypeTirePressureBefore eachuseFirst20 hoursSubsequent8.

6SNOWBLOWER SAFETYKeep Shields in PlaceRefuel with CareTurn Engine OFF When Not Operating the SnowblowerOperation on SlopesGuards and shields are desi

3176772300X31-767-7230o2001-2007 Honda Motor Co., Ltd. -All Rights ReservedOwner’s ManualSNOWBLOWERHS724%HS928%HS1132BlackDIC F10100X31-767-7230 HS724

7SNOWBLOWER SAFETYOperating ConditionsOperating Near RoadsOperator ResponsibilityDo not use the snowblower when visibility is poor. Under conditionsof