Make:
Cub Cadet (International Harvester)
Model:
CC36 / CC42 Snow Thrower Attachment
Product Type:
Owner Operator Maintenance Manual
Attachment Model Codes:
CC36, CC42
Covered Generation:
Likely mid-to-late 1970s or early 1980s era based on International Harvester's involvement with Cub Cadet
Brand Reputation:
Cub Cadet is positioned as a premium line of outdoor power equipment known for dependability and rugged construction.
Historical Context:
Developed by International Harvester in the 1960s for rural homeowners, competing in a market with other tractor and attachment manufacturers.
Manual Value Proposition:
Provides essential information for owners to safely operate and maintain their snow thrower attachment, enhancing longevity and performance.
Digital Format Benefits:
Instant download, easy storage, zoomable images, print-on-demand flexibility.
Snow Thrower Assembly:
Comprehensive coverage of the snow thrower attachment components
Drive Mechanism:
Details on how the attachment is powered and driven by the tractor
Auger System:
Information on the auger operation and maintenance
Impeller System:
Coverage of the impeller (if applicable to the model) for throwing snow
Discharge Chute:
Adjustments and operation of the snow discharge chute
Skids And Scraper Bar:
Maintenance and adjustment of ground contact components
Safe Operation:
Step-by-step instructions for safe and effective use
Component Identification:
Use of exploded views for easy part recognition
Disassembly:
Careful instructions for taking the attachment apart
Assembly:
Guidance on reassembling the attachment
Adjustments:
Specific instructions for making necessary adjustments
Routine Maintenance:
Regular checks and upkeep procedures
Lubrication:
Recommended lubrication points and intervals
Troubleshooting:
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving common issues
Depth:
Covers operation, maintenance, and basic repairs with clear visual aids.
Diagnostic Capabilities:
Facilitates basic troubleshooting and component identification, not advanced diagnostics.
Compatibility:
Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download available)
Scalability:
Scalable to several times normal size for clarity
Illustration Quality:
High-quality illustrations, exploded views, and pictures
Physical Binding:
N/A (Digital Download)
Physical Paper:
N/A (Digital Download)
Searchability:
Likely searchable text within the PDF, depending on the scan quality.
Accessibility:
Instant access via email link upon purchase
Note:
Safety information is paramount in this manual, covering proper use and hazard avoidance related to snow throwing.
Operator Awareness:
Emphasizes situational awareness and safe operating practices.
Guarded Components:
Illustrations likely highlight guarded areas of the auger, impeller, and discharge chute.
Lubrication Schedule:
Manual will detail required lubrication for bearings, gears, and moving parts.
Inspection Points:
Key points for regular visual inspection before and after use.
Note:
While the attachment itself may not use fluids, it relies on the tractor's PTO system, which would have its own fluid specifications (covered in tractor manual).
Common Wear Items:
Auger bearings, drive belts, scraper bar wear, and shear pins are typical wear items for snow throwers.
Preventative Care:
Manual will guide users on practices to prevent common failures, such as proper storage and clearing of material.
Exploded Views:
Crucial for identifying specific replacement parts such as shear pins, belts, and bearings.
Founding:
Cub Cadet brand established in 1961 as part of International Harvester (IH).
Target Market:
Initially aimed at rural homeowners with large yards and gardens.
Attachment Development:
Snow thrower attachments were a key accessory, expanding the utility of Cub Cadet tractors.
Ownership Change:
Cub Cadet brand acquired by MTD Products, Inc. in 1981.
Historical Affiliation:
Attachments from this era are strongly associated with the International Harvester era of Cub Cadet.
