1966 Snow Cruiser - Vintage Snow

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONSAll small parts are packed in r e.ar e(}m-er&:tpport of pack.WINDSHIELDInsert five (5) Rawlnuts (rublJer euveret.lnuts) into screw holes in sh!"oud. Assemt.lei nner llnrl oute:r framP.~ o"\ windshiP.ld,r e d idcntificlltion marks on cide edge o:frames must appear on •.ha left side uf thewindshield assembly. Position windshieldon shrourl ::lnci align holes. lnsP.l't cP.ntP.rscrew f irst, then work to s ides. F ig.1re 2.SKISBlOCk up front end of vehicle. COIUtect bothskis as illustrated in Figure 3, using nutsand bolts ?rovided.The following battexies or theirequivalent are recommended:I'rcsto!ite HN-10Autollte 10-HNWillard 22-NFIMPORTANTln o:rr1P.:r to provide maxim:~mprotection from battery aciddarmtge in eve:1t of accideutulupset, special spill-proof ba:tery~aps ll.l'P. supplied with the vehicle.Make certain these specialJJa·.tery cuvs are iuolalled onyouL·battery. See Figure 5.FIGURE 4FIGURE 2TAILLIGHTInsent lead on vehicle through hole in se•athack compartment. Insert split rubber grcmme.tin hole. ConnP.d to taillight le•ad anda-ttach to anchor.FIGURE 3TOW BAR, SEAT BACK and COMPARTMENTPosition Tow Bar and Sea-t Dack Compartmema-s illus•trat~d i.u Figure 4. F.as.ten inpbace us•ing nuts, Lockwashers and oo·l!>Sprovided. Fasten ela.stic cord and clamp tosea•t back with screw provided. ·BATTERYDue to the cxtxcmo wco.ther and temperatureconditions under which the JJa tterymust operate, proper battery selection i:svery ir.1.portant. We recommend 8 12 voltbattery haYing a. 42 ampere hour ro.ting orbetter, with a minimum of 2.7 rninuLeocold starting capacity at 150 amperes discharge,zero degrees Fahre:1.heit and 11. !1second voltage r ating of 8.4 volts.3