Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S Shortening Driveline, Machine BREAK-IN, After operating for 1/2 hour

Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual Snowblower Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Introduction, To the Dealer Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual Table of Contents Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S manual Specifications, General Information Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual Safety Rules, Training, Preparation, Operation Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Maintenance Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual Storage Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S manual Safety & Instructional Decals Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual Be Careful Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Operation, Principal Components Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual Tractor Requirements, Driveline Attachment Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S manual Shortening Driveline, Machine BREAK-IN, After operating for 1/2 hour Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual After operating for 5 to 10 hours, Shear Bolts Operating Requirements Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Transporting, Adjusting Discharge Chute Position Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual Cleaning, PRE-OPERATION Check List Owners Responsibility Woods Equipment SB84S Owner Service, Service and Maintenance Intervals, Lubrication Information, Driveline Lubrication Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual Driveline Shear Bolt Replacement, Chain Maintenance Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Discharge Chute Lubrication, Gearbox, Skid Shoes Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual PTO Driveline Guard, Walterscheid Driveline, Comer Driveline Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S manual Trouble Shooting, Problem Problem Causes Suggested Solution Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S Assembly Instructions, Dealer SET-UP Instructions, Install Hand Crank Figure Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Install Discharge Chute Figure Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S Mounting Hydraulic Chute ROTA- TOR Option Figure, Hydraulic Chute Rotator Installation Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S Mouinting Hydraulic Chute DEFLEC- TOR Figure, Mounting Electric Chute Rotator Option Figure Woods Equipment SB54S, SB84S, SB74S, SB64S manual Mounting Electric Chute Deflec TOR Figure Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual Dealer Check Lists, PRE-DELIVERY Check List, Delivery Check List Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual Snowblower, Parts Woods Equipment SB84S, SB74S manual SB54S, SB64S Subcompact Snowblower Assembly Woods Equipment SB84S, SB74S manual SB54S, SB64S Subcompact Snowblower Parts List, Part QTY Description Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual SB74C, SB84C Compact Snowblower Assembly Woods Equipment SB64S, SB84S, SB54S, SB74S manual SB74C, SB84C Compact Snowblower Parts List, Hand Crank Assembly Woods Equipment SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S manual Gearbox Assembly Woods Equipment SB84S, SB74S manual Comer Shear Bolt Drive Assembly Optional, SB54S, SB64S Woods Equipment SB74S, SB84S, SB54S, SB64S manual SB74C, SB84C Woods Equipment SB84S, SB74S manual Walterscheid Drive Assembly Optional, SB54S, SB64S, SB74C, SB84C
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SHORTENING DRIVELINE

1.Move snowblower up and down to get shortest possible distance between tractor PTO shaft and gearbox input shaft. Leave snowblower in mini- mum distance position. Install jack stands under snowblower for support.

2.Separate driveline into two halves and connect them to tractor and gearbox.

3.Place driveline halves parallel to one another to determine how much to shorten the driveline.

Figure 2. Drive Halves Placed Parallel

4.Measure from end of upper shield to base of bell on the lower shield (A). Add 1-1/4" to dimension

(A).

A

1-1/4"

Figure 3. Determine Shield Length

5.Cut upper shield to this overall dimension

Figure 4. Cut Shield

6.Place cut portion of shield against end of shaft and use as a guide. Mark and cut shaft.

Figure 5. Cut Shaft to Length

7.Repeat step 4 through 6 for other half of drive.

8.File and clean the cut ends of both drive halves. Ensure the drive halves slide smoothly together.

Do not run tractor if proper driveline engagement can- not be obtained through these methods.

Connect driveline to tractor PTO shaft, making sure spring-activated locking collar slides freely and locks driveline to PTO shaft.

MACHINE BREAK-IN

Although there are no operational restrictions on the snowblower when used for the first time, the following items are to be checked.

A. After operating for 1/2 hour:

1.Check all nuts, bolts and other fasteners. Tighten to their specified torque level.

2.Check drive chain tension. Adjust as required.

3.Check that auger, fan and spout are in good condi- tion.

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Contents Snowblower Introduction To the DealerTable of Contents Specifications General InformationSafety Safety RulesTraining PreparationMaintenance Storage Safety & Instructional Decals Be Careful Operation OperationPrincipal Components Tractor Requirements Driveline AttachmentShortening Driveline Machine BREAK-INAfter operating for 1/2 hour After operating for 5 to 10 hours Shear Bolts Operating RequirementsAdjusting Discharge Chute Position TransportingCleaning PRE-OPERATION Check List Owners ResponsibilityOwner Service Owner ServiceService and Maintenance Intervals Lubrication InformationDriveline Shear Bolt Replacement Chain MaintenanceDischarge Chute Lubrication GearboxSkid Shoes PTO Driveline Guard Walterscheid DrivelineComer Driveline Trouble Shooting Problem Problem Causes Suggested SolutionAssembly Assembly InstructionsInstall Hand Crank Figure Dealer SET-UP InstructionsInstall Discharge Chute Figure Install Discharge ChuteHydraulic Chute Rotator Installation Mounting Hydraulic Chute ROTA- TOR Option FigureInstall Wiring Harness Mouinting Hydraulic Chute DEFLEC- TOR FigureMounting Electric Chute Rotator Option Figure Mounting Electric Chute Deflec TOR Figure Dealer Check Lists Dealer Check ListsPRE-DELIVERY Check List Delivery Check ListSnowblower PartsSB54S, SB64S Subcompact Snowblower Assembly SB54S, SB64S Subcompact Snowblower Parts List Part QTY DescriptionSB74C, SB84C Compact Snowblower Assembly SB74C, SB84C Compact Snowblower Parts List Hand Crank AssemblyGearbox Assembly Comer Shear Bolt Drive Assembly Optional SB54S, SB64SSB74C, SB84C Walterscheid Drive Assembly Optional SB54S, SB64S, SB74C, SB84CHydraulic Chute Rotator Optional Hydraulic Chute Deflector OptionalElectric Chute Rotator Optional Electric Chute Deflector OptionalBolt Torque Chart SAE Series Torque ChartAppendix Metric SeriesBolt Size Chart AbbreviationsWarranty Rev /3/2011 MAN0826 Woods Equipment Company

SB84S, SB54S, SB74S, SB64S specifications

Woods Equipment Company has established itself as a leader in the manufacturing of high-quality landscape equipment, and the SB series of landscape rakes—specifically the SB64S, SB74S, SB54S, and SB84S—stand out for their exceptional performance and innovative features.

The SB series is designed to meet the needs of both residential and commercial users. These models range in width from 54 inches to 84 inches, allowing for versatility in handling various tasks, whether you're maintaining a small garden or clearing a large lot. The difference in size also caters to different tractor sizes and horsepower ratings, making it easier for users to select a rake that fits their specific requirements.

A notable feature of the SB series is its durable construction. Built from high-strength steel, these rakes can withstand rigorous use in various environments. The rakes are further equipped with heavy-duty tines that are engineered to be resilient against breakage while providing optimal soil leveling and debris clearing performance.

The SB rakes utilize a patented Quick-Tatch mounting system. This system allows for fast and easy attachment and detachment from tractors, reducing downtime and enhancing productivity. Additionally, the rakes can be adjusted to various angles, enabling users to efficiently handle different tasks such as grading, levelling, or scarifying soil.

One of the key characteristics of the SB64S, SB74S, SB54S, and SB84S models is their ergonomic design. The rakes are built with user-friendly controls that facilitate operation. Operators can change the angle and height with ease, which contributes to overall efficiency while reducing the physical strain typically associated with manual adjustments.

The rakes also feature a heavy-duty frame that supports consistent performance across various job conditions, whether working on flat ground or uneven terrains. Enhanced stability during operation means users can trust that the rake will provide uniform results without compromising the integrity of the landscape.

Another technological advantage of the SB series is its versatility in compatible attachment options, which allows users to employ the rake for various applications beyond standard landscaping, including gravel leveling and road maintenance.

In conclusion, the Woods Equipment SB64S, SB74S, SB54S, and SB84S rakes offer a combination of strength, technology, and user convenience, making them essential tools for landscape management. Their wide range of sizes and features ensures that there is a suitable option for every need, allowing for efficient and effective work across diverse environments.
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