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Section 4: Adjustments
3/18/15
SBL2566, SBL2574, & SBL2584 with S/N 891531+ Snow Blowers   370-478M
Inner Skid Shoe Assembly
Figure 4-4
Inner Skid Shoe Adjustment
1.
Park on a level solid surface, place skid steer/tractor 
in park, and lower both ends of grader blade onto 
support blocks or jack stands that are capable of 
holding inner skid shoes (#1) off the ground 3 or 4 
inches.
2.
Shut skid steer/tractor engine off and remove switch 
key.
3.
On the left-hand side, remove hairpin cotter (#2) and 
bent pin (#3).
4.
Adjust skid shoe (#1) up to set grader blade closer to 
the ground and down to set grader blade farther away 
from the ground. 
5.
Reinsert existing bent pin (#3) and secure with 
hairpin cotter (#2). 
6.
Repeat steps 3 thru 5 for the right-hand side.
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IMPORTANT: Surfaces with gravel or crushed rock 
will require setting the skid shoes to carry the Snow 
Blower higher than when on hard flat surfaces such 
as asphalt and concrete. Never set Snow Blower so 
low as to pick-up gravel and/or rock.
Outer Skid Shoe Assembly
Figure 4-3
Outer Skid Shoe Adjustment
1.
Park on a level solid surface, place skid steer/tractor 
in park, and lower both ends of grader blade (#1) 
onto support blocks (#5) that are capable of holding 
skid shoes (#2) off the ground several inches.
2.
Shut skid steer/tractor engine off and remove switch 
key.
3.
On the right-hand side, remove hex flange lock 
nuts (#4) and carriage bolts (#3).
4.
Adjust skid shoe (#2) up to set grader blade closer to 
the ground and down to set grader blade farther away 
from the ground. 
5.
Reinsert existing 1/2"-13 GR5 carriage bolts (#3) into 
the square holes “A” that line up with Snow Blower 
frame. Secure carriage bolts (#3) with hex flange lock 
nuts (#4). 
6.
Tighten hex flange lock nuts (#4) to the correct 
torque.
7.
Repeat steps 3 thru 6 for the left-hand side.
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IMPORTANT: Surfaces with gravel or crushed rock 
will require setting the skid shoes to carry the Snow 
Blower higher than when on hard flat surfaces such 
as asphalt and concrete. Never set Snow Blower so 
low as to pick-up gravel and/or rock.