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LBSS244D-SD

SkidSteerPartsandOperator’sManual

ModelSDSerialNo._____________

9281LeSaintDrive•Fairfield,Ohio45014Phone(513)874-2818•Fax(513)874-2914

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244D

INDEX

SafetyFirst ................................................ 1

SafetySummarySection.................................... 2-4

Introduction ................................................ 5

SpecificationsandDimensions ................................. 5

Pre-StartEquipmentCheck ................................... 6

StartingProcedure .......................................... 6

Operation.................................................. 7

Controls ................................................. 7-9

LeavingMachineUnattended .................................. 9

Attachments:ConnectingandDisconnecting ................... 9-10

HydraulicSystem .......................................... 10

CylinderLock .......................................... 10-11

CleaningandMaintenance ................................ 11-12

LubricationChart........................................... 13

TroubleShootingChart ...................................... 14

Notes................................................. 15-16

PartsManualSection .................................... 17-33

MainArmAssembly ..................................... 18-19

LooseParts ............................................ 20-21

WheelAssembly ........................................... 22

PowerSystem ............................................. 23

Wiring&FuelLineAssembly .............................. 24-25

HydraulicSystems ...................................... 26-31

Suction,Return&Propel ............................... 26-27

Cylinders ........................................... 28-29

Attachments ......................................... 30-31

Decals ................................................... 32

Warranty ................................................. 34

WarrantyRegistrationCard................................... 35

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SAFETYFIRST

Withanypieceofequipment,neworused,themostimportantpartofitsoperationisSAFETY!

FinnCorporationencouragesyouandyouremployeestofamiliarizeyourselveswithyournewequipmentandtostresssafeoperation.

Thefirstfourpagesofthismanualareasummaryofallthemainsafetyaspectsassociatedwiththisunit.Besuretoreadcompletelybeforeoperationofmachine.

Thissymbolisusedthroughouttheoperationandmaintenancesectionsofthismanualtocallattentiontosafetyprocedures.

-PayAttention-

DANGER: ImmediatehazardswhichWILLresultinseverepersonalinjuryordeath.

WARNING: HazardsorunsafepracticeswhichCOULDresultinsevereper-sonalinjuryordeath.

CAUTION: HazardsorunsafepracticeswhichCOULDresultinminorper-sonalinjuryorproductorpropertydamage.

IMPORTANT: Indicatesthatequipmentorpropertydamagecouldresultifinstruc-tionsarenotfollowed.

NOTE: Giveshelpfulinformation.

FinnCorporation

CALIFORNIA

Proposition65Warning

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CALIFORNIA


Batteryposts,terminalsandrelatedaccessoriescontainleadandleadcompounds,chemicalsknowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancerandreproductiveharm.Washhandsafterhandling.

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SKIDSTEERSAFETYSUMMARYSECTIONIt is important that all operators of thismachine are familiarwith all the safety aspectsmentioned

below before operating the machine. Always keep a copy of this manual with the machine. It is theresponsibilityoftheoperatorofthemachinetofullyunderstandthissafetysection.RememberthatYOUarethekeytosafety.Goodsafetypracticesprotectnotonlyyoubutalsothepeopleworkingwithandaroundyou.Keepinmindthatthissafetysheetiswrittenforthistypeofmachineonly.Practiceallotherusualandcustomarysafeworkingprecautions;andaboveall,rememberthatsafetyisuptoyou.

I. PRE-STARTEQUIPMENTCHECK(equipmentcheckistobemadewiththeengineoff):

1. Verifythatallguardsareinplace.

2. Checkthetiresforproperinflation.

3. Inspect all hydraulic hoses and tubes for cracks,bulgesordamage. If hoseor tube isbad, replaceimmediately.

4. Keepequipmentandoperator’splatformcleanofoil,fuelspillage,andanyotherdirtordebrisbuild-up.

5. Remove obstacles such as rocks, tree limbs, etc.fromtheworkarea.Tallgrassandweedscanhideobstacles.

II. MACHINEOPERATION:

1. Always wear safety gog-gles when operating themachine. Other safetyattiresuchassafetyshoes,earprotection,gloves,hardhats, dust masks, etc.,shouldbewornasrequiredby warning decals onmachine,operator’smanu-als,jobrequirements,orlocalordinancesandinsur-ance regulations. Remove rings, watches, etc.Avoidloosefittingclothing,whichmaygetcaughtinrotatingmachinery.

2. Do not operate themachinewithoutallguardsinplace.

3. When operating on wet grass, reduced tractioncouldcausesliding.

4. Makesure thatnoone isworkingon themachine.Make sure the work area is clear of all persons,animals, etc. Keep unauthorized personnel awayfrom the machine and attachments at all times.Only responsibleadults,whoare familiarwith theinstructions,aretooperatethemachine.Neverallowchildrentooperatethemachine.

5. Never attempt to connect or disconnect auxiliarycouplerswhileoperatinganyattachments.

6. Operate up and downslopeswith theheavyendof themachine uphill. Anempty bucket makes therear the heavy end and afullbucketmakes the frontof the machine the heavyend. Most other attach-ments will make the fronttheheavyend.

7. Never operate machine inan enclosed area withoutventing the exhaust of theunit. Deadly carbonmon-oxide fumes can accumu-late.

8. Keepallmovementonslopesslowandgradual.Donotmakesuddenchangesinspeedordirection.

9. Avoid turning on slopes. If you must turn, turnslowlyandkeeptheheavyenduphill.

10. Slowdownwhenturning.Sharpturnsonanyterrainmaycauselossofcontrol.

11. Neveroperatethisoranymachinerywhenfatigued,tired,undertheinfluenceofalcohol,illegaldrugsormedication.Youmustbeingoodphysicalconditionandmentally alert to operate thismachine.Alwaysbeawareofobstructions,whichmaycauseinjurytotheoperatorordamagethemachine.

12. Nevermodify themachine.Neverremoveanypartofthemachine(exceptforserviceandthenreinstallbeforeoperating).

13. Use only FINN approved attachments. Otherattachments can change stability of machine andmayvoidwarranty.

14. When leaving the equipment unattended for anyreason,besureto:

A. Lowerloaderarms.

B. Shutoffengine.

C. Takekeyswithyou.

D. Ifonasteepgrade,blockthewheels.

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Theseactionsarerecommendedtoavoidunauthor-izeduse,runaway,vandalism,theftandunexpectedoperationwhentheequipmentisrestarted.

15. Donotsmoke,read,eatorotherwiseloseorlessenyour attention in any manner while operating theSkidSteer.Operatingisafulltimejob.

16. Do not carry arm in theraised position. Alwayscarry loads close to theground.Donotstepoffoftheoperatingplatformwiththeloadraised.

17. Check carefully for overhead clearances beforedrivingunderthem.Nevercontactanyobstruction.

18. Stayclearofallelectricalconductorlines.

19. Donot try tostabilizethemachinewithyourhandsorfeet.

20. Donotexceedaslopeof15degrees.Avoidstartingorstoppingonslopes.

21. Never carry passengers on equipment or attach-ments.This is not a toy and should not be usedfor recreation. Do NOT fool around: operate in asmoothcontrolledfashion.

22. Do not exceed the rated operating capacity, asmachinemaybecomeunstablewhichmayresult inlossofcontrol.

23. Operateonlyindaylightorsufficientartificiallight.

24. Use extra care when loading or unloading themachine onto a trailer or truck.The unit should belifted from the lift eye located on the top centerframemember.Whentransportingthemachineonatruckor trailer alwaysproperly secureusingstrapsorchains inareas thatwillnotdamageequipment.Chain tie-down rings are provided on each side ofmachine.

25. Donotoperateneardrop-offs,ditches,orembank-ments.The machine could suddenly turn over if awheel goes over the edge of a cliff or ditch, or ifanedgecavesin.

III. MAINTENANCE:

1. Before servicing themachine, turn off engineandallowallmovingpartsto stop. Disconnect thebattery cables to preventaccidental starting of themachine. Tag the engineoperatingareatoshowthatthemachine is being ser-viced. Use lockout/tagout procedure (29 CFR1910.147).

2. Battery maintenance. Lead-acid batteries containsulfuric acid which may damage eyes or skin oncontact.Alwayswearafaceshieldtoavoidacidinthe eyes. If acid contacts eyes, flush immediatelywith clean water and get medical attention. Wearrubber gloves and protective clothing to keep acidoffskin.Lead-acidbatteriesproduceflammableandexplosive gasses. Keep arcs, sparks, flames, andlightedtobaccoaway.

3. Filling of fuel. Never fill the fuel tank with theengine running, orwhile smokingorwhennearanopen flame. Never smoke while handling fuel orworkingonthefuelsystem.Thefumesinanemptycontainerareexplosive.Never cut orweldon fuellines,tanks,orcontainers.Wipeoffanyspilledfuelandletdrybeforestartingengine.

NOTE:Becarefulnottoallowfuel,lubricant,hydrau-licfluid,orcoolingfluidstopenetrateintothegroundorbedischarged into thewatersystem.Collectallusedfluidsanddisposeofthemproperly.

4. It is recommended that only authorized genuineFINNreplacementpartsbeusedonthismachine.

5. Fuelorhydraulicfluidunderpressurecanpenetratetheskin or eyes and causeinjury, blindness or death.To check for such leaks,use a piece of cardboardor wood instead of yourhand.Pressuremaybuildup in thehydraulicsystemso use caution whenremovingthecap.

6. Perform all maintenance with the loader arms intheloweredposition.Ifanymaintenancerequiresthe arms raised, secure the cylinder with lockingdevice.

7. Somepartsandassembliesarequiteheavy.Beforeattemptingtounfastenanyheavypartorassembly,arrangetosupportitbymeansofahoist,byblockingor by use of an adequate arrangement to preventit from falling, tipping, swinging or moving in anymanner which may damage it or injure someone.Allowallcomponentsonmachineorattachmentstocoolbeforeattemptingtomaintain,adjustorservice,orbeforestoring.

8. Stop and inspect the equipment if you strike anobject.Repairifnecessary.

9. Ifrepairsrequireuseofatorchorelectricwelder,besure that all flammable and combustible materialsareremoved.Fueloroilreservoirsmustbeemptied,steam cleaned and filled with clean water beforeany cutting or welding on them is attempted. DoNOTweldorcutonanytankcontainingoil,gasolineor their fumes or other flammablematerial, or anycontainerwhose contents or previous contents areunknown.

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CURRENTSETOFSAFETYDECALS

HOTEXHAUST012278

22357

Turnengineoff,

disconnectbattery,

andallowallmoving

partstostopbefore

servicingequipment.

23519

Weareyeprotectionaroundoperatingequipment.

12179

Donotoperatewithoutguardsinplace.

• Keep hands and feet away from all moving parts.• Go slow and avoid sharp turns on slopes.• Know location of underground utilities before you dig.• Never run engine without adequate ventilation.• Firmly hold the grip handles when operating.• Never place feet under the operating platform.• Keep children and other people a safe distance away.• Never let children operate the machine.• Never carry children or passengers.

P/N071115

• Operator must be skilled and trained in operation.• Use safely, Machine is not a toy.• Never use when under the influence of alcohol or drugs.• Know the work area. Check for holes and overhead

clearances. Avoid overhead power lines.• Always place implement on ground when leaving machine.• Use wheel chocks when parking on a slope.• Never smoke while fueling. Stop engine before fueling• Stop engine and remove key before leaving machine.• Wear close fitting protective clothing and shoes.

To Minimize the Risk of Accidents, Serious Injury or Death:DANGER

DANGER: To minimize risk of accidents.

-Never jerk the control levers.

Use a steady, smooth motion.

-Never operate the control

levers unless you are standing

on the operator platform and

have a firm grasp on the grip

handles.

-Always operate with the heavyend pointed up hill.

-Always carry load low.

-Never step off operatorplatform with load raised.

IMPORTANT:For safe operation read and understandoperator's manual before using unit.

IMPORTANT:Be sure auxilary power isoff before starting unit.

OFF

RUN

START

STOPPING INSTRUCTIONSEngine is equipped with fuel shutdownsolenoid. Move throttle to mid-rangebefore stopping.

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OPERATIONANDMAINTENANCEMANUALFOR

FINNSKIDSTEER244DINTRODUCTION:

TheFINNCorporationwouldliketothankyouforyourlatest FINN purchase. In our efforts to maintain aquality and growing relationship with each and everycustomer,wewouldliketoencourageyoutocontactusforhelpwithservice,genuinereplacementparts,oranyotherinformationyoumyrequire.

TheEagleSkidSteer244Disacompacthydraulicallydriven power unit. It is intended to be used with avarietyofattachments.Thismanualisintendedtopro-vide step-by-step instructions on the operation, care,and maintenance of the Eagle 244D. For best resultsand to insure longer lifeof the equipment, please fol-lowtheinstructionscarefully.Foryoursafetyreadtheentiremanualbeforeoperationof this unit, aswell asallsuppliedmanualsandsafety instructions foranyattachments.Inaddition,itcontainsillustrationsandacompletelistofpartsandcomponentsforeasyiden-tification. The operational lifting capacity has beencalculatedusinganoperatorweighing200poundsandwithfullfueltanks.Variationsinoperatorweightandfuellevelswillaltertheliftingcapacityaccordingly.

FINNSkidSteer244DSpecifications Engine ................. 23.5hpCaterpillarDiesel Fueltanks .............. 11USGalloncapacity

(41.5liters) Oilcapacity ............. 3.5quarts(3.5liters) Hydraulicsystem Pressure ............. 3000psi(211kg/cm2) Flow ................. 13.25gpm(50.3lpm)@

3600rpm Reservoir ............. 14.5gallons(55liters) Filter................. 10micronhydraulicfilter Electricsystem Battery ............... 12volt Interlocks ............. Aux.valveneutraltostart Wheels&tires Standardrim .......... 9x7.00 Standardtires ......... 18x9.5-8 Controls ................ Key,throttle Steering ................ Zero-turningradius Weight,noattachment .... 2070lbs.(939kg) Weightwithstd.Bucket .... 2185lbs.(991kg) Operatingcapacity With200lb.operator ...... 600lbs.(272kg)

FINNSkidSteer244DDimensions A Maximumoperatingheight ...... 98.25”(289.6cm)

B Overallheightofloader ......... 53.5”(135.9cm)

C Groundclearance ............. 5.5”(14cm)

D Wheelbase .................. 30.5”(77.4cm)

E Overalllengthwithnoattachment. 65.5”(166.4cm)

F Overalllengthwithstd.Bucket ... 87.25”(221.6cm)

G Maximumrollback(selfleveling) . 30degrees

H Maximumdowntilt............. 36degrees

I Reachwithbucket ............. 24.5”(69.9cm)

J Dumpheight(std.Bucket) ....... 51.75”(131.4cm)

K Bucketwidth(std.Bucket) ...... 40.5”(102.9cm)

L Loaderwidth

Minimum(w/opt.tires) ......... 35.5”(90.2cm)

Maximum(w/std.tires) ........ 40.5”(102.9cm)

M Turningradiuswithbucket....... 55”(139.7cm)

N Turningradiuswithoutbucket .... 39.5”(100.3cm)

O Hingepinheight .............. 71.25”(180cm)

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PRE-STARTEQUIPMENTCHECK:

CAUTION: Equipmentcheckismadewiththeengineoffandallrotatingpartsstopped.

Safetychecktoinsureoperatorsafety:

1. Makesurethatallguardsareinplace.

2. Lubricateequipment(seelubechart,page13).

3. Checkengineoil-refertoengineoperator’smanual.

4. Checkliquidlevelinradiator.

4. Checkthatthetiresareproperlyinflated,ifsoequipped.

5. Inspectandcleanthehydraulicoilcoolerifdirtispresent.

6. Inspecttheengineaircleaner(refertotheengineoperator’smanual).

7. Checkfuellevel.Whenfillingthefueltanksleaveapproximately3/4”airgapfromthetopofthetankssothatthefuelhasroomtoexpandasitwarmsup.Donotfillthetankscompletelyfull.

IMPORTANT: Onlyuseclean,fresh2-Ddieselfueloil.Ifoperatingatambienttemperaturebelow40°F (4°C)oratanaltitudeexceeding5000feet(1525m)useNumber1-Dfueloil.

NOTE: Thisengine isnotequippedwithasparkarrestormuffler.Useoroperationof thismachine in theStateofCaliforniaonanyforest-covered or unimproved grass-covered land, without an approvedsparkarrestermuffler, is a violationof the law.Other statesmayhavesimilarlaws.

STARTINGPROCEDURE:

CAUTION: Seesafetysectionofthemanual(pages2-4)beforeoperatingthemachine.

1. Standontheoperator’splatform.

2. Makesurethattheauxiliaryattachmentleversareoff(centerdetentposition).

3. Setthrottleabout1/4open.

4. Turnkeycounterclockwiseandholduntiltheglowplugindicatorstartsglowingred.

5. Turnkeyclockwiseuntilthestartercatchesandenginefires.Keyswitchwillautomaticallymovetotherunposition.

NOTE: This engine has a safety system which will shut the engine offif the oil pressure decreases below an acceptable level or if theenginetemperatureistoohigh.

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OPERATION:

Thinksafetyfirst!PleasecarefullyreadtheSkidSteersafetysummarysectiononpages2-4andallsup-pliedsafetyinformationonallattachmentsbeforeattemptingtooperatethemachine.Closelyfollowingtheseinstructionswillhelpyouandanybystandersavoidbodilyinjury,aswellaspreventdamagetothemachine.

CONTROLS:

NOTE: It is very important to become familiar with all the controls inFigure1beforeyoustarttheengineandoperatethemachine.

WARNING: Alwayskeepbothhandsonthegriphandlesandbothfeetontheoperator’splatformwheneveroperatingthemachine.

WARNING: Always use a smooth motion whenever moving any controllever. Never jerk any of the control levers; this will resultin themachine jerking,whichcould throw theoperator fromthemachine.

IMPORTANT: For an individual’s initial introduction to themachine, a level andopenareafreeofhazardsshouldbechosentolearnandpracticesafe operation. Do not attempt to do work with the unit untilyou are proficient in its operation.When first learning to use themachineonlyrunthethrottleuptoabout2400-2600rpm.Thiswilllimittheamountofhydraulicfluidtothewheelmotorsallowingforslower and smoother operation. As the operator becomes moreproficient the throttle can be increased formaximumpotential ofthemachine.

NOTE: The left and right-side of the machine is determined as theoperatorstandsontheplatformfacingforward.

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Figure1

PROPEL:

Togoforward,slowlypushthepropelleversforward.Todrivestraightequalpressureonboththerightandleftleverisrequired.Togostraightforwardpushbothrightandleftleversthesameamountforward;thefarthertheleversarepushedforwardthefasterthemachinewillpropel.Togostraightreversesimplypulltheleversbacktowardsyou.Alwaysuseaslowandgradualmotionwheneveroperatingthemachine.Bothoftheseleversarespringcenteredtoreturntoneutralwhentheleverisreleased.

Themachineissteeredbymovingoneofthedriveleversfurtherforwardthantheother.Foragradualturn,totheleftforexample,movetherightdriveleverfartheraheadoftheleftlever.Themachinealsohasthecapabilitytodoatrue“pivotsteer”,whichallowsthemachinetopivotonitsownradius.Toaccomplishthispushoneofthedriveleversforwardandpulltheotherdriveleveranequalamountbackwards.Thefarthertheleversarepushed/pulledthefasterthispivotturningwilltakeplace.

Tosloworstopthemachine,movethepropelleverstowardsthecenterdetentpositiontoslowandallowtoreturntocenterpositiontostopmachine

LIFTARM:

To raise the lift arm simply pull the lift arm lever back towards you. To lower the lift arm, pushthe same lever forward away from you. This lever is spring centered to return to neutral when theleverisreleased.

UNIVERSALFACEPLATECONTROL:

Totilttheuniversalfaceplateandanyconnectedattachmentforwardpushtheuniversalfaceplatecontrolleverforwardawayfromyou.Tocurltheplateandattachmentpulltheleverbacktowardsyou.Thisleverisspringcenteredtoreturntoneutralwhentheleverisreleased.

CHOKE

IMPORTANT:

Be sure auxiliary power is

off before starting unit.

DANGER: To minimize risk of accidents.

-Always operate with the heavy

end pointed up hill.

-Always carry load low.

-Never step off operator platform

with load raised.

-Never jerk the control levers. Use

a steady, smooth motion.

-Never operate the control levers

unless you are standing on the

operator platform and have a firm

grasp on the grip handles.

IMPORTANT:

For safe operation read and understand

operator's manual before using unit.

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STOPPING INSTRUCTIONS

Engine is equipped with a fuel shutdown

solenoid. Move throttle to mid-range before

stopping.

START

RUNOFF

04

Propel Levers

Lift Arm Lever

Auxiliary HydraulicMotor Control Lever

Auxiliary HydraulicCylinder Control Lever

Universal Face PlateControl Lever

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AUXILIARYHYDRAULICSCONTROL:

Thisunitisequippedwithtwoauxiliarycontrols.Oneisusedforattachmentsthathaveahydraulicmotorcontrollingthemandtheotheroneisusedforattachmentsthatarecontrolledwithahydrauliccylinder.

Theauxiliarycontrolleverthatisontherightsideofthemachine(whenfacingforward)istheoneusedtocontrolattachmentswithahydraulicmotor.Thisleverisfrictiondetentedinbothdirectionssoastocontroltheamountofoilthatactuallygoestotheattachment.Onedirectionwillturnthemotorforwardandonewillturnthemotorinreverse.Thisleverisnotspringcenteredsoitisnecessarytomanuallymoveitbacktothecenterdetentpositionwhichwillturnthehydraulicmotorthatitiscontrollingoff.

NOTE: Theenginewill not start unless this lever is in the center detentposition.

Theauxiliarycontrolleverontheleftsideofthemachineisusedtocontrolattachmentswithahydrauliccylinder.Thisleverisspringcenteredtoreturntoneutralwhentheleverisreleased.Pushingtheleveronedirectionwillextendthecylinderwhilepullingtheleverintheoppositedirectionwillretractthecylinder.

LEAVINGTHEMACHINEUNATTENDED:

Whenever leaving the machine unattended, even if it is only for a few minutes, it is important that themainliftingarmsarereturnedtothegroundascloseaspossible,dependingonwhichattachmentisonthemachine.Turntheignitionkeytothe“OFF”positiontostoptheengine.Besuretoremovethekeyfromtheignitionswitchandtakeitwithyousothatanyunauthorizedpersonnelcannotstartthemachine.

ATTACHMENTS:

Theuniversalfaceplateisdesignedtoallowquickinterchangewithavarietyofattachments.Theattach-mentsareheldontothemachinebytwospring-loadedlockingpins.Thesepinssimplyrotate180degreestolockandunlockanyattachment.Thefollowingstepsaretheproperwaytoinstallanyattachment.

IMPORTANT: Use only Finn authorized attachments. Other attachments maychangethestabilityandoperatingcharacteristicsoftheunit.Themachine warranty may be voided if unauthorized attachmentsareused.

CONNECTINGATTACHMENTS:

1. Insurethatthelockingpinsareintheunlockedposition(pinsfacinginwards).

2. Starttheengine.

3. Slowlytilttheuniversalloadplateforward.

4. Move the machine forward so that the universal faceplate lines up with the adapter plate on theattachment.

5. Oncetheuniversalfaceplateisinsidetheadapterplateontheattachmentcurltheuniversalfaceplateallthewaybackandraisetheloaderarmsslightly.Theattachmentshouldrollbackontotheuni-versalfaceplate.

6. Turntheignitionkeytothe“OFF”positiontostoptheengine.Carefullystepoffplatformtoengagetheattachmentlockpins.

7. Rotatethelockingpinstothelockedposition(pinsfacingoutwards).Makesurethatthelockingpinsarefullyengagedbyobservingthelockingpinsstickingthroughthebottomoftheadapterplateontheattachment.

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Iftheattachmentthatisbeingconnectedishydraulicallydrivenproceedwiththefollowingsteps.Ifitisnottheenginemaybestartedandtheunitoperated.

8. Movetheauxiliarycontrolleversbackandforthtorelieveanypressureintheauxiliaryattachmentlines.

9. Removetheprotectivecoversthatareontheauxiliaryattachmentquickdisconnects.Connectthecoverstogethertopreventcontamination.

10.Withacleanrag,wipetheendsofthehosesandinsidethequickdisconnectstopreventdirtfromenteringthehydraulicsystem.

11.Connectthehosescomingfromtheattachmenttothequickdisconnectsonthemachine.

12.Givethehosesatugtoconfirmthattheyareproperlyconnecttothequickdisconnects.

13.Starttheengineandbeginoperationofthemachine.

DISCONNECTINGATTACHMENTS:

1. Lowertheattachmentontothegroundorontoatrailer.

2. Turntheignition“OFF”tostoptheengine.

3. Movetheauxiliarycontrolleverbackandforthtorelieveanypressureintheauxiliaryattachmentlines.

4. Removetheattachmenthosesfromthemachineandcouplethehosestogethertopreventcontamina-tiontothehydraulicsduringstorage.

5. Installtheprotectivecoversontotheauxiliaryattachmentquickdisconnectstopreventdirtfromcontaminatingthehydraulicsystem.

6. Rotatethelockingpinstotheunlockposition(pinsfacinginwards).

7. Starttheengine.

8. Tilttheuniversalfaceplateforward,andbackthemachineawayfromtheattachment.

HYDRAULICSYSTEM:

ThehydraulicsystemontheFinnEagle244Disdesignedtogivetroublefreeservice,ifproperlymain-tained.Themostimportantareasofmaintenancearethehydraulicfluidandfiltration.Thehydraulicreser-voirholds14.5gallonsofMobilDTE-13Mhydraulicfluid.Thereservoirisfilledbyremovingthefillcapandaddinghydraulicfluiduntilitgoesabovetheaddlineonthedipstickthatispartofthefillcap.Donotover fill thehydraulic reservoir. The reservoirwasdesignedwithextra room toallow thehydraulicfluidtoexpandasthetemperatureofthefluidincreases.Itisimportantnottosubstituteautomotiveoilasseverehydraulicdamagemayresulttothehydraulicsystem.Thehydraulicfluidshouldbereplacedperthelubricationschedule,iftheoilbecomesmilky,orifitgivesoffaburntodor.Thehydraulicoilfiltermustbereplacedonschedulewitha10micronfilter–Finnpartnumber#021618.Whenreplacingthehydraulicoilfilterbesuretolubricatetherubbergasketonthereplacementfilter.Thehydraulicsystemreliefisfactorysetat3000psi.

USINGCYLINDERLOCK:

WARNING: Normal maintenance should be done with the lift arms low-ered. If any maintenance or repairs have to be done thatrequiretheliftarmstobeintheraisedposition,thecylinderlockmustbeused.

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Installingthecylinderlock:

1. Starttheengineandremoveanyattachment,whichmaybeontheunit.

2. Raisetheliftarmtothefullyraisedposition.

3. Turntheignitionkeyofftostoptheengine.

4. Removethecylinderlockandthetwosnapperpinsfromtherightfender.

5. Positionthecylinderlockaroundtheexposedrodoftherighthandsidecylinderandinstallthetwosnapperpinsthroughtheprovidedholes.

6. Starttheengine.

7. Slowlylowerthearmsuntiltheclevisonthecylindercomesincontactwiththecylinderlock.Thisshouldsandwichthecylinderlockbetweenthecylinderclevisandthecylinderbody.


Removingthecylinderlock:

1. Starttheengine.

2. Raisetheliftarmstothefullyraisedposition.


4. Removethecylinderlockandtwosnapperpinsfromthecylinderandreplaceontotheholesprovidedontherightfender.

5. Starttheengineandlowertheliftarmstotheground.

6. Turntheignitionkeytotheoffpositiontostoptheengine.

CLEANINGANDMAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Cleaningandmaintenanceisdonewiththeengineoffandallrotatingpartsstopped.

AFTERFIRST4-8HOURSOFOPERATION:

1. Retorquethewheellugnuts(100ft-lbs.(14kg-m)).

DAILY:

1. Removeanyloosedirtfromthemachine.Besurethatthehydraulicoilcooler,theradiator,andtheengineoilcoolerfinsarefreefromdirtthatwillcausethehydraulicsystemandengineitselftorunexcessivelyhot.

2. LubricatetheSkidSteerperthelubricationchartonpage13.

3. Checktheengineoillevel.Seeenginemanual.

4. Checktheengineairfilter.Seeenginemanual.

5. Checktirepressureandcondition–refertoinflationrecommendationontiresasneeded.

6. Checktheliquidlevelintheradiatorandfillasnecessary.

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MONTHLY:

1. LubricatetheSkidSteerperthelubricationchartonpage13.

2. Checkthehydraulicoillevelandtopoffasnecessary.

3. Cleantheengineairfilter.Seeenginemanual.

4. Visuallyinspectpivotpinsforwear.Replaceifnecessary.

6. Checkhydrauliclinesandhosesforleaks,loosefittings,wearanddeterioration.Immediatelytight-enanyleaksormakeanynecessaryrepairsbeforeoperating.

7. Performagoodgeneralinspectionofmachineandattachments.Repairorreplaceanywornordam-agedparts.Keepequipmentingoodoperatingcondition.

ANNUALLY:

1. Changethehydraulicoilandfilter.

2. Paintanybareorscratchedmetalsurfaces.

3. Checkandtightenallfasteners.

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LUBRICATIONCHART

Figure2

Ref.No.Location LubricantFrequencyNumber

1 CheckFuelLevelFL Daily 2 2 LubricatePivotPins CL Weekly 6 3 LubricateQuickAttachPins CL Weekly 2 4 CheckHydraulicOilLevel HO Daily 1ChangeHydraulicOilandFilter HO Annually 1 5 ChangeEngineOilandFilter MOSeeEngineManual 1 CheckEngineOilLevel MO Daily 1 6 CheckEngineAirFilter Daily 17 CheckEngineCoolant AF Daily 18 CheckFuelFilter SeeEngineManual 1

LUBRICANTORFLUIDUSED

CL ChassisLubricantMO MotorOilSAE15W-40HO HydraulicOilMobilDTE-13MFL GasolineAF 50/50Anti-FreezeandWaterMix

TIMEKEY FLUIDCAPACITIES

DAILY(8hours) Fuel–11Gallons(42L)WEEKLY(40hours) HydraulicOil–14.5Gallons(55L)ANNUALLY(1000hours) EngineOil–SeeEngineManualSEEENGINEMANUAL

STEER

SKID

6

5

44

2

1

7

2

85

3 2

14

TROUBLESHOOTINGYOURSKIDSTEER:

Problem ProbableCauses SuggestedSolutions

ENGINE:

Starterdoesnotcrank. Batteryisdead. Chargeorjump-start thebattery.

Losebatterycable. Tightencable.

Enginewillnotstart,starts Auxiliarycontrolleveris Movelevertoneutral. hard,orfailstostay notinneutralposition. running.

Feltanksempty. Fillfueltankswithgas.

Aircleanerisdirty. Cleanorreplace.

Dirtinfuelfilter. Replacefuelfilter.

Enginelosespower Engineoverloaded. Reduceengineload. oroverheats.

Egineoillevellow. Addoiltocrankcase.

Debrisblockingairflow. Removedebris.

Engineshutsdown Operatingontoosteep Enginecannotoperate continuously ofagrade. atgradesgreaterthan 15degrees.

HYDRAULICSYSTEM:

Machinewillnotdrive. Hydraulicoillevellow. Addhydraulicoil.

Overcentervalvesclogged. Contactservicedealer.

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NOTES

15

16

NOTES

16

LBSS244D-SD

Eagle244DSkidSteer

PartsManualModelSD

18WHENORDERINGPARTS,BESURETOSTATE

SERIALNUMBEROFMACHINE

5A

12 11

14

5

3A

93A

9

5

8

11 13

3

11

14

7

2

2B

9

4

4A

3C

3B

3C

1 1C

1E

1D

1F

12

6A

14

11

6

61A2A 1B

10

15

16

17



MAINARMASSEMBLY

Ref.No. PartNumber Description No.Req’d

1071264 UniversalFacePlateAssembly 1

1A 071037-01 LockingPin 2

1B 071114 CompressionSpring 2

1C 071037-05 LockingPinBoss 2

1D 071040 RollPin 2

1E 071265 UniversalFacePlate 1

1F021823 GreaseFitting 2

2071127* DumpCylinder 1

2A 071126P CylinderPin–Long 1

2B 071127P CylinderPin–Short 1

3071177 MainArm 1

3A 071122 BronzeBushing 2

3B 071123 BronzeBushing 2

3C 071292 BronzeBushing 2

4071126* MainArmCylinder 2

4A 071126P CylinderPin–Long 2

5071113-01 LongPivotPin 4

5A 080653 GreaseFitting 4

6071113-02 ShortPivotPin 2

6A 080653 GreaseFitting 2

7023684 HoseClamp 4

8071281 TubingClamp 2

071282 TubingClampCover 2

9071146 BronzeThrustWasher 4

10071121 MainArmCushionStrap 1

11X0412 1/4-20UNCHexHeadBoltx3/4”Lg.

12W04L 1/4”LockWasher

13W04F 1/4”FlatWasher

14X0420 1/4-20UNCHexHeadBoltx1-1/4”Lg.

15W05 5/16"FlatWasher

16W05L 5/16"LockWasher

17X0512 5/16-18UNCHexHeadBoltx3/4"Lg.

* 071215 CylinderRepairKit



1

23

10

11

12

13

15

17

18

19

21

22

23

24

14

4

5

6

78

9

20

16



LOOSEPARTSASSEMBLY


1F250-0015-03 Fender-RightHandSide 1 2FW71225 SnapperPin 2 3071155 CylinderLock 1 4F250-0062 LowerEngineCover 1 5071106-05 DoorHinge 1 6F250-0057 OilCoolerGuard 1 7071048 CoolerPanelLatch–RightHandSide 1 8F250-0060 OilCoolerPanel 1190044 1/8x1FoamGasket 36” 9071049 CoolerPanelLatch–LeftHandSide 1 10071105 FuelTank–RightHandSide 1 11007914 FuelTankCap 2 12071008 ControlValveCoverPlate 1 13071102 FoamHandleGrip 2x6" 14F250-0054-02 ControlPanel 1 15071248 Step 1 16071305 Platform 1190017 6"SafetyWalk 2x18" 17007914 FuelTankCap 2 18071104 FuelTank–LeftHandSide 1 19F250-0015-01 Fender-LeftHandSide 1 20F250-0073 AccessPanel 1 21071188 FillerBreatherCapw/Dipstick 1 22071181 Battery 1 23071189 BatteryHolddownClamp 1 24071241 LowerLouverGuard 1071284-05 ExhaustMount 1F250-0070 RadiatorShroud 1071289-05 RadaitorDoor 1F250-0072-02 FuelLineGuard-RightHandSide 1F250-0072-01 FuelLineGuard-LeftHandSide 1



WHEELASSEMBLIES


1071161 TireAssembly 4 071130 Tire 4 071162 Wheel 4 2071238 HydraulicWheelMotor 4071002K WheelMotorKey 4 3071240 WheelHub 4 3A 071245 WheelStud-PressedIn 20

4071014 CotterPin 4 5071019 DustCap 4 6WL6-80 LugNut 20 7071002N SlottedNut 4 8X0828 1/2-13HexHeadBoltx1-3/4”Lg. 16 9Y06 1/2-13Nut 16 10W06L 1/2”LockWasher 16

1

2 3

4

5

6

7

8

3A

9 10



POWERSYSTEM


1071296 23.5HPCaterpillarEngine 1CE150-4140 OilFilter 1071187 AirCleaner 1071187A MainAirCleanerElement 1071187B SafetyFilterElement 1031442 Pre-Cleaner 1071294 Muffler 1071293-06 TailPipe 1031421 ExhaustPipeClamp 2007274 Hourmeter 1005175 ThrottleCable 1F250-0059 EngineFeet 1055504 EngineRubberMount 4071181 Battery 1031031 Positive"+"BatteryCable 1000241 GroundStrap 1071300 BellHousingKit 1



5

6

7

8

9

11

65

Left Hand Fuel Tank#071104

Right Hand Fuel Tank#071105

Fuel Line Assembly12

12

RegulatorShutdownController

16 Ga. Orange x 6" Lg.

12 Ga. Red x 16" Lg.

E

E

B

Starter

12 Ga. Red x 6" Lg. 7B IgnitionSwitch"30"

6B"30"

BB

16 Ga. Red x 5-1/2" Lg.

16 Ga. Black x 6-1/2" Lg.

16 Ga. Black x 6-1/2" Lg.

"50"

7B

J16 Ga. Yellow x 33" Lg.

16 Ga. Yellow 3-1/2" Lg.

7B"19"

7BGlow PlugIndicator

7B

7B

"17"

7B

Glow Plug

J

J

Hour Meter

"AC"

"AC"

7B

6B

16 Ga. Red x 6" Lg.

BB

16 Ga. Black x 10" Lg.

Black Wire Lead

Black Wire Lead Cut to 3"

KKCC

16 Ga. Green x 6" Lg.

E

E



16 Ga. Orange x 10-1/2" Lg.

EE

J

Oill Cooler


Gen Light

EE

Engine

J

Shut Down

J

EE

#170079


3B

16 Ga. Black x 35" Lg.

Pressure

6B

Switch

16 Ga. Brown x 29" Lg.

Alternator

16

Ga. B

lue

x 2

6" L

g.

16

Ga. B

lue

x 2

6" L

g.

16

Ga. B

lue

x 2

6" L

g.

Temp.Switch



#17002830 Fuse & Holder



WIRING&FUELLINES


071290 EngineWiringAssembly 1 022425 Diode 3170028 FuseandHolder 2007274 Hourmeter 1006245 PilotLight 1KU66711-55131 IgnitionSwitch 1071181 Battery 1

FuelLineAssy

5007470 StreetElbow-1/4 2 6007476 HoseBarbAdapter-1/4 3 7190034 1/4FuelLineHose 5”010321 FuelLineClamp 2 8071090 HoseBarbTee-1/4 1 9190034 1/4FuelLineHose 12”010321 FuelLineClamp 2 11190334 1/4FuelLineHose 29”010321 FuelLineClamp 2 12071220 Connector-1/4 2



119

17

16 15

29

30

10

5

10

11

2

13

14

3

4

3

6

34

35

33

93

19

3

26

26

28

27

24

24 24

24

24

4

26

26

28

27

25

26

26

12

25

26

26

23

23

22

22

21

20 18

32

47

31

33

AB

AB

AB

AB

AB

AB



HYDRAULICSCHEMATIC:Suction,Return&Propel


1071000 MainControlValve 1071166-01 Propel"T"Handles 2071166-02 CylinderControl"T"Handles 2 2071001 HydraulicPump 1 3071238 HydraulicWheelMotor 4 4071239 OverCenterValve 2 5071275 HydraulicOilCooler 1 6021617 ReturnFilterAssembly 1 021618 ReturnFilterElement 1 9004618 SuctionStrainer 1 10FW71591 90°AdapterElbow 2 11071258 SuctionHose 1 12012087 StraightAdapter 1 13071125 45°AdapterElbow 1 14071075 ValveInletHose 1 15023621 90°AdapterElbow 1 16012044 PressureGauge 1 17FW71892 StreetElbow 1 18071227 StraightAdapterUnion 1 19055231 StraightAdapter 4 20085189 45°AdapterElbow 2 21FW71636 90°AdapterElbow 2 22071262 LowerValveHose 2 23071263 UpperValveHose 2 24FW71448 45°AdapterElbow 8 25071260 RearMotorHose 2 26085014 StraightAdapter 8 27071259 MotorConnectorHose 2 28071261 FrontMotorHose 2 29FW75148 StraightAdapter 1 30071157 ValveOutletHose 1 31080649 45°AdapterElbow 1 32023616 StraightAdapter 1 33008543 90°StraightAdapter 2 34071156 CoolerReturnHose 1 35005548 90°AdapterElbow 1 47071280 StraightAdapter 1071006 HydraulicReservoirDrainPlug 1



1

19

19

19

19

46

28

45

21

44

21

24

43

7

49

824

24 48

21

45

21

44

42

24

7

41

41

40

39

38

40

37

36

36

39

37

38

B A

B A

B A

B A

B A

B A



HYDRAULICSCHEMATIC:Cylinders


1071000 MainControlValve 1

071166-01 Propel"T"Handles 2

071166-02 CylinderControl"T"Handles 2

7071126* MainArmLiftCylinder 2

8071127* BucketDump/CurlCylinder 1

19055231 StraightAdapter 4

21FW71636 90°SwivelAdapterElbow 4

24FW71448 90°AdapterElbow 4

28071261 BucketCurlHose 1

36071191 ArmRaise/LowerExtensionTube 2

37FW71619 SwivelTee 2

38071192 Left-HandRaise/LowerTube 2

39071193 Right-HandRaise/LowerTube 2

40071201 MainArmRaiseHose 2

41071200 MainArmLowerHose 2

42071068 LeftCylinderTube 1

43071069 RightCylinderTube 1

44071169 90°AdapterElbow 2

45071094 90°BulkheadFitting 2

46071194 BucketCurlTube-Valve 1

48071083 BucketDumpHose 1

49071084 BucketCurlHose 1

* 071215 CylinderRepairKit



50

50

52

55

54

56

53

52

56

57 58

53

53

59

61

59

60

1

51

55

56

56

54

53

62

53

59

60 61

59

53

63

54

54

54

52

54AA A

BB B

A A A

B B B



HYDRAULICSCHEMATIC:Attachments


1071000 MainControlValve 1

071166-01 Propel"T"Handles 2

071166-02 CylinderControl"T"Handles 2

50055232 StraightAdapter 4

51071279 AttachmentHose-Long 1

52071243 AttachmentHose-Short 3

53031411 StraightBulkheadFitting 6

54FW71870 90°SwivelAdapterElbow 2

55071093 90°BulkheadFitting 2

56071082 AttachmentHose 4

57071072 RightOuterAttachmentTube 1

58071070 RightInnerAttachmentTube 1

59071092 StraightSwivelAdapter 4

60071088 FemaleQuickDisconnect 2

071135 QuickDisconnectPlug 2

61071089 MaleQuickDisconnect 2

071134 QuickDisconnectCap 2

62071071 LeftInnerAttachmentTube 1

63071073 LeftOuterAttachmentTube 1



DECALS


1031235 Small“FINN”Decal 3 2012278 Decal“DANGER!HotExhaust” 2 3022357 Decal“WARNING!TurnOffEngine...” 1 4011690 FINNNameplate 1 5007231 Decal“ServiceWeekly” 6 6071142 ControlValveOperationDecal 1 7023391 Decal“DieselFuelOnly” 2 8023519 Decal"CAUTION!WearEyeProtection..." 1 9071141 SkidSteerOperationDecal 1 10071150 DecalEagleLogo 2 11071291 Decal"244D" 2 12071213 Decal"Eagle" 2 13012179 Decal“WARNING!DoNotOperate...” 1 14071115 Decal“DANGER!OperatingInstructions...” 1 15012272 Decal“HydraulicFluid” 1 16071145 LubricationPlate 1 17012279 Decal"WARNING!AllowRadiatortoCool..." 1

5

13

1

*16

14

*15

**21

***35

4 67

* Decals located on inside of frame wall.

** Decal located on rear of engine.

*** Decal located on backside of cooler panel.12

5

9

7

10

85

2

244D

11

17

33

34

WARRANTYFinnwarrants to theoriginalPurchaser foruse (or rental toothers foruse)allnewconstructionmachineryandattachments therefore manufactured by Finn to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of12 months from date of purchase or 1200 hours of use, whichever comes first. Replacement parts provided underthetermsofthiswarrantyarewarrantedfortheremainderofthewarrantyperiodapplicabletotheproductinwhichinstalled, as if such parts were original components of that product. Finn makes no warranty with respect to (a)alliedequipmentor tradeaccessoriesnotmanufacturedbyit (suchas,butnot limitedto tires, ignitions,starters,hose, batteries, magnetos, carburetors, engines or like or unlike equipment or accessories), such being subject tothewarranty, ifany,providedbytheirrespectivemanufactures;or(b)secondhand,used,altered,orrebuiltmachines.Further,thewarrantyhereinexpressedshallberenderednullandvoidtotheextentanydefectorfailureoftheproductswarranted hereby arises out of or is caused by accessories or component parts not manufactured or suppliedby Finn, whether same are supplied by Purchaser, dealers or any other party. THE WARRANTY DESCRIBEDIN THIS PARAGRAPH SHALL BE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITEDTO,ANY IMPLIEDWARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE.

Upon notification of Finn during the above-stated warranty period of any failure to conform to this warranty, andupon inspection by Finn to verify said nonconformity and verify the continuing existence of the warranty period,Finn will provide a new part or a repaired part, whichever Finn elects, to replace the part found to be defective.Suchpartswillbeprovidedwithoutcharge to thePurchaserduringnormalworkinghoursataplaceofbusinessofaFinndealerorotherestablishmentauthorizedbyFinn toeffect said repairsor replacements,butPurchasershall bear all costs of transporting theproduct toand fromsuchplaceofbusinessorestablishment.Correctionofnonconformities, in themannerand for theperiod timeprovidedabove, shallconstitute fulfillmentofall liabilitiesofFinnunderthiscontract.

THEREMEDIESOFTHEUSERSETFORTHHEREINAREEXCLUSIVE,WITHOUTREGARDTOWHETHERANY DEFECT WAS DISCOVERABLE OR LATENT AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY OF THE PRODUCT TOTHEPURCHASER.

TheessentialpurposeofthisexclusiveremedyshallbetoprovidethePurchaserwithrepairorreplacementofpartsthat prove to be defective within the period and under the conditions previously set forth. This exclusive remedyshallnothavefailedof itsessentialpurpose(as that termisused in theUniformCommercialCode)providedFinnremains willing to repair or replace defective parts within a commercially reasonable time after it obtains actualknowledgeoftheexistenceofaparticulardefect.

INNOEVENTSHALLFINNBELIABLEFORANYSPECIAL,CONSEQUENTIAL,INCIDENTALORINDIRECTDAMAGES,INCLUDINGLOSTPROFITSORLOSTCOMMERCIALOPPORTUNITIES,WITHRESPECTTO THE SALE OF THE ABOVE WARRANTED PRODUCT OR ANYTHING DONE TN CONNECTIONTHEREWITH,ORFORPROPERTYDAMAGESUSTAINEDBYAPERSONCLAIMINGTOBEATHIRDPARTBENEFICIARYOFASURVIVINGWARRANTYUNDERTHELAWOFANYJURISDICTION.

NOTICE

FINN CORPORATION URGES THE USE OF ONLY FINN CORPORATION SUPPLIED PARTS ANDATTACHMENTSTOASSUREPROPERPERFORMANCEANDSAFEOPERATIONOFFINNCORPORATIONEQUIPMENT. INSIST ON PARTS AND ATTACHMENTS MANUFACTURED OR SUPPLIED BY FINNCORPORATION WHEN YOU PURCHASE, REPAIR OR REPLACE YOUR FINN EQUIPMENT ANDATTACHMENTS. BECAUSE FINN CORPORATION CANNOTASSURE THAT PARTSANDATTACHMENTSNOT MANUFACTURED OR SUPPLIED BY FINN MEET FINN CORPORATION'S QUALITY STANDARDS,SPECIFICATIONS, OR OPERATING REQUIREMENTS, OUR WARRANTY IS NOT EFFECTIVE TO THEEXTENT ANY FAILURE OF OR DEFECT IN A FINN CORPORATION PRODUCT ARISES FROM OR ISCAUSEDBYPARTS,ATTACHMENTSORCOMPONENTSNOTORIGINATINGWITHFINNCORPORATION.USEOFFINNCORPORATIONEQUIPMENTWITHPARTSANDATTACHMENTSNOTMANUFACTUREDORSUPPLIEDBYFINNCOULDRESULTINPERSONALINJURY.

EffectiveDecember8,1995

CALIFORNIA


TheengineexhaustandsomeofitsconstituentsareknowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancer,birthdefects,andotherreproductiveharm.

CALIFORNIA


Batteryposts,terminalsandrelatedaccessoriescontainleadandleadcompounds,chemicalsknowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancerandreproductiveharm.Washhandsafterhandling.

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