Snow Blower
Safety
5.
Avoid Auger/Impeller Contact!
Always assume the auger/impeller is turning when
the engine is running.
NEVER
place your hands or feet near any moving part of the snow blower. Keep ever
mindful that hands and feet can be severely crushed and even amputated by rotating
augers and impellers.
If the unit becomes clogged, release the auger/impeller and traction controls
and wait for the auger/impeller to stop. Then stop the engine and disconnect
the spark plug wire from the spark plug before attempting to unclog. Then use a
stick or broom handle to clear chute after stopping the engine.
REMEMBER:
There is little clearance between the outer ends of the auger/impeller and the
inside surface of the housing. An injury can result if the operator of a snow
blower puts his or her hand in the path of a turning auger/impeller when
attempting to clear the plugged area, without turning off the engine.
To depend entirely on the mechanical or electrical safety devices is not good
enough. Use Caution and Common Sense as well.
REMEMBER:
Never clear the chute with the engine running. Turn off the engine and be sure
the auger/impeller has stopped before making any adjustments or corrections.
Use a stick to clear a plugged discharge area.
Never use your Hand!
1. Read Operating Manual Thoroughly
2. Know How to Stop!
3.
Leave all Safety Features Intact
4.
Clear the Area
5.
Avoid Auger/Impeller Contact!
6. Never Allow Children to Operate
a Snow Blower!
7. Wear Appropriate Clothing
8. Give Your Snowthrowing Operation Your Full Attention!
9. Refuel Your Snow Blower Carefully!
10. Store Your Snow Blower Safely!
11.
Follow These Additional Snowthrowing Instructions
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