Maintenance; Lubricating The Snowthrower; Replacing The Scraper; Replacing The Rotor - Toro 1800 Power Curve Operator's Manual

Maintenance

Important: All electrical repairs should be performed only by an
Authorized Service Dealer.
Note: Determine the left and right sides of the machine from the
normal operating position.
If the extension cord is plugged into the snowthrower,
someone could accidentally operate snowthrower while you
are performing maintenance on it, causing serious personal
injury.
Disconnect the extension cord before you perform any
maintenance.

Lubricating the Snowthrower

You do not need to lubricate the snowthrower; all the bearings were
lubricated at the factory for the life of the snowthrower.

Replacing the Scraper

The scraper is located at the bottom of the rotor housing as shown
in Figure 11.
1. Scraper
1. Remove the 2 screws that secure the scraper to the snowthrower
(Figure 11).
2. Install the new scraper and fasten it securely with 2 screws.

Replacing the Rotor

1. Remove the 3 screws that secure the right side cover and the skid
to the snowthrower frame (Figure 12).
1. Right side cover
2. Screw
Figure 11
2. Screw (2)
Figure 12
3. Skid
2. Use a 5/16 inch Allen wrench to turn the rotor shaft clockwise
(left-hand thread) while holding the rotor (Figure 13).
1. Rotor shaft
Note: You may need to tap the Allen wrench with a hammer to
loosen the rotor shaft. Wedge a stick or a hammer handle in the
rotor to prevent it from rotating.
Note: If you cannot remove the rotor shaft by holding the rotor,
remove the left side cover and the skid (Figure 14).
1. Left side cover
3. Hold the hex nut with a 7/8 inch wrench while unscrewing the rotor
shaft (Figure 15).
1. Hex nut
4. Hold the rotor and pull out the rotor shaft.
5. Remove the rotor.
6. Align the left side of the new rotor with the coupler.
Note: The 3 bosses on the rotor end must align with the slots on
the coupler (Figure 16).
6
Figure 13
2. Rotor
Figure 14
2. Skid
Figure 15