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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
C-120 pulleys
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
Replace Roller and Pulley
Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Drive Motor
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Fisher Snowplow 8' HDX

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Maintenance Plans for Fisher Snowplow Model 8' HDX

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Blade Drop Speed Adjustment

WARNING: Safety Precautions

Preparation

Lower the blade to the ground before making the adjustment.

Hydraulic Unit Cover Removal

Remove the hydraulic unit cover.

For XtremeV™, XV2™, and XLS™ hydraulic units, perform the following:

Quill Adjustment

Turn the quill to adjust drop speed.

Safety Check

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Cutting Edge Wear / Leveling Adjustment

Ensure the snowplow is installed correctly on a properly ballasted vehicle parked on a level surface.

Place the blade wings in the scoop position on the ground with no tension on the lift chain.

Remove the rear push assembly to T-frame fasteners.

Loosen the front fasteners and allow the blade to find a level position.

Select the best aligned hole in the rear of the T-frame and reinstall the rear fasteners.

Tighten all four fasteners to 250 ft-lb.

Raise and lower the blade several times to ensure full contact of the cutting edge with the ground.

Verify that the cutting edges remain in full contact with the ground while shifting wings from scoop to retracted (vee) position.

Check for even cutting edge wear and replace when worn to within 1" of the carriage bolts.

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Fuse Replacement

Preparation

Ensure the vehicle ignition switch is OFF

Disconnect the electrical connections to the snowplow

Identify the Fuse Type

Identify the system containing the fuse

Identify the harness containing the fuse

Fuse Inspection and Replacement

Inspect the fuse for damage or burn marks

Is the fuse damaged or blown?

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Preseason Snowplow Check

WARNING: Lower the blade when the vehicle is parked. Keep 8' clear of the blade. Temperature changes could change hydraulic pressure, causing the blade to drop unexpectedly, or damaging hydraulic components. Failure to do this could result in serious personal injury.

Electrical System Check

Clean all electrical connections

Tighten all electrical connections

Coat electrical connections with dielectric grease to prevent corrosion

Hydraulic System Check

Check hydraulic system for leaks

Inspect for cracked or damaged hoses

Drain hydraulic system and refill with recommended hydraulic fluid

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Postseason Snowplow Maintenance

Safety Precautions

Ensure trip springs are serviced by authorized personnel only