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Toro 1800 Power Curve Set-Up/Assembly

Toro 1800 Power Curve Set-Up/Assembly

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1800 Power Curve Set-up / Assembly
Upper Handle & Chute Crank Installation
1. Stand the snowthrower on its wheels and position
the upper handle. Inspect the wiring for any signs of
damage. If any damage is found, do not assemble.
Contact an Authorized Service Dealer (Fig. 001 and
Fig. 002).
Service Instruction TSN0001a
Fig. 001
PICT-1418
Fig. 002
PICT-1419
1800 POWER CURVE
2. Insert the right side of the upper tubing over the
lower right side tubing (Fig. 003).
3. Insert the left side of the upper tubing into the lower
left side tubing (Fig. 004).
Fig. 003
PICT-1422
Fig. 004
PICT-1424
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  • Page 1 1800 POWER CURVE 1800 Power Curve Set-up / Assembly 2. Insert the right side of the upper tubing over the lower right side tubing (Fig. 003). Upper Handle & Chute Crank Installation 1. Stand the snowthrower on its wheels and position the upper handle.
  • Page 2 1800 POWER CURVE 4. Squeeze the upper tubes together and wiggle the 5. Place the mounting plate over the tubes and align upper tubes down until the mounting holes in the the mounting plate holes with the upper and lower upper and lower tubing line up: tubing holes (Fig.
  • Page 3 1800 POWER CURVE 7. Turn the chute crank rod lightly until the flattened 9. Ensure the mounting plate holes are aligned with the end drops into the slot in the chute crank gear (Fig. upper and lower tubing holes (Fig. 011 - LH hole). 009). Fig. 011 PICT-1449 Fig.
  • Page 4 1800 POWER CURVE 11. Install and tighten the nut securing the LH side (Fig. 12. If the wiring blocks the hole on the RH handle, use 013). a blunt end punch to route the wiring away from the aligned holes (Fig. 014 and Fig. 015).
  • Page 5 1800 POWER CURVE 13. Insert the RH bolt through the holes and force the 14. Install and tighten the nut securing the RH side (Fig. punch out (Fig. 016 and Fig. 017). 018). Fig. 018 PICT-1468a Fig. 016 PICT-1465 Fig. 017...
  • Page 6 1800 POWER CURVE Discharge Chute Installation 3. Position the deflector chute onto the lower chute and align the mounting holes (Fig. 021). 1. Partially insert a carriage bolt through the lower chute (Fig. 019). Fig. 021 PICT-1476 Fig. 019 PICT-1471 4. Insert a metal flat washer onto the carriage bolt (Fig. 022). 2. Insert a rubber washer onto the carriage bolt (Fig.
  • Page 7 1800 POWER CURVE 5. Loosely install a lock nut to secure one side of the 7. Insert the carriage bolt through the lower chute, deflector chute assembly (Fig. 023). rubber washer and deflector chute (Fig. 025). Fig. 025 PICT-1484 Fig. 023 PICT-1479 8. Install the metal flat washer onto the carriage bolt 6. Position a rubber washer between the deflector (Fig. 026). chute and the lower chute while maintaining the hole alignment (Fig.
  • Page 8 1800 POWER CURVE 9. Install and tighten the locknut (Fig. 027). Fig. 027 PICT-1490 10. Tighten the locknut on the opposite side of the deflector chute assembly (Fig. 028). Fig. 028 PICT-1492 11. Cycle the deflector chute to ensure it moves with a small amount of resistance. Too tight, the deflector chute will not move; too loose, the force of the snow being discharged will flip the deflector chute up.