Snow Blower Service and Shear Pin Log

2 pages, in this order:

Page 1

Printed under the title: One sheet per snow blower: part numbers and spares written down once, a pre-season check for each winter, then every shear pin that broke and every wear part and engine service after it.

Write-on lines: Snow blower make & model · Serial number · Single or two stage · Bought

Specifications — from the handbook and parts list — look these up once

Write-on lines: Shear pin part no. · Spare pins kept at · Auger belt part no. · Drive belt part no. · Engine oil type & qty · Spark plug & gap · Scraper bar part no. · Skid shoe part no.

Pre-season check — one column per winter — tick if sound, or write what was done

Also printed: Check · Winter of (year) and date checked · Auger paddles and impeller not bent, cracked or worn · Every shear pin in place, spares kept on the machine · Scraper bar adjusted, or worn and replaced · Skid shoes set level, flipped or replaced · Auger and drive belts free of fraying, glazing, cracks · Chute and deflector turn and lock freely · Tyres, tracks or chains · Augers and axles greased as the handbook says · Engine oil changed, or level checked · Spark plug checked or replaced · Fuel fresh, or treated with stabiliser · Auger and drive stop when the handles are let go · Lights and electric start, if fitted · Checked by

Page 2

Shear pin breaks — what was hit, and the pins that went back in

Table, 7 rows: Date · What was hit · Broken · Fitted · Right pin? · Spares left · Other damage · By

Wear parts and engine service — by date, or hours if it has a meter

Table, 8 rows: Date · Hours · Work done · Parts fitted · Cost · By

Ruled lines: Notes — what the machine cleared badly, odd noises, parts to order before winter