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Operation
Operating Without Collection System
1. Unhook the cart from the tractor by removing two cle-
vis pins and spring clips (Figure 28).
2. To remove the blower, remove the belt from the pul-
ley (A, Figure 31).
3. Close cover (D) and tighten knob.
4. Loosen wing nut (B) and, while holding deflector (C)
up, pull blower off mover.
5. Allow deflector to go down into position shown in
Figure 32.
NOTE: For easier belt removal, later model blowers have
a wire loop to move spring-loaded idler pulley.
Reinstallation After Removal
Raise the deflector to slide the blower into position.
Tighten the wing nut (B, Figure 31). Place the belt onto
the pulley (A) and close the cover (D) and tighten knob.
Connect cart and chute.
Figure 32. Deflector
Figure 31. Removing the Blower
A. Pulley C. Deflector
B. Wing Nut D. Cover
WARNING
The deflector is spring loaded. When removing
the blower, hold the deflector up. Then allow the
deflector to go down into normal operating posi-
tion (see Figure 33).
WARNING
To operate without the collection system, the
blower assembly must be removed and the
deflector must be in down position.