Güde GSF 1700-6,5 PS Mode D'emploi Original page 19

5 Assembly and Initial Operation
5.1 Throw back plate #94578 set up
5.2 Skids # 94578 set up
5.3 Ejection direction and width set-up
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
If the unit stands on a flat base, the worm (Fig.
2+3/Pos. 13), the throw back plate (Fig. 2+3/Pos.
22) and wheels (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 16) should touch the
ground simultaneously. The plate, if set up too high
(Fig. 2+3/Pos. 22) will throw the snow back. If the
plate is set up too low, (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 22), it will
wear too fast.

Tilt the unit.

Unloose the nuts/screws.

Preset the throw off plate (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 22) as
required.

Put the unit in the working position again, check
the adjustment and repeat the procedure if
required.
With the use of skids (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 14), it is
possible to set the distance between the ground
and the throw off plate (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 22) to avoid
pushing the earth forward.

Unloose the nuts/screw on both sides of the
unit.

Set the skids (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 14) according to
the ground.

Attach the skids (Fig. 2+3/Pos. 14) with
nuts/screws for them to touch the ground from
underneath evenly.
Turning the hand crank (Fig. 1/Pos. 2 and Fig.
2+3/Pos. 4) put the ejection (Fig. 1/Pos. 9 and Fig.
2+3/Pos. 11) in the required direction.
The higher the starting valve (Fig. 1/Pos. 11 and
Fig. 2+3/Pos. 7) is set up. The higher and further is
snow thrown off?
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