Dosen't Honda let you download that stuff. PM Robert@honda.

 

Honda is very protective of their service manuals and only offer them for sale and not as a free download. If you are lucky, another member here may have the manual and would be willing to share it. Good luck.

 

+ 1 with that.
I have seen free Owners Manual downloads available, but never a Service Manual download offered. I had to buy one for my HS828TA. I bought one that had slight missprint on the front page for $10 less than retail which usually is $40 and free shipping.

 

This one : Honda HS624 HS724 HS828 HS928 HS1132 Snow Blower Service Repair Shop Manual | eBay

Or this one : Honda HS928 HS1332 Snow Blower Thrower Service Repair Shop Manual | eBay

 

This one : Honda HS624 HS724 HS828 HS928 HS1132 Snow Blower Service Repair Shop Manual | eBay

Or this one : Honda HS928 HS1332 Snow Blower Thrower Service Repair Shop Manual | eBay

get thw 2nd one.k:k:k:k:k:

 

he says he's got an hss928tc so a manual for an hs might not work for him

 

i have the hss manual. it's HUGE and very comprehensive. $40 on amazon. they give you a free decal.:wink2:

not available from amz right now. Hondapowerequipment or hondausa I beleive.

 

I just need a Shop Manual for me model. But I'm confused.

 

Honda Power Equipment here in the U.S. shows that shop manuals for their machines are available through their ebay store, their Amazon storefront, or through local dealers, but when I searched for anything related to the HSS928 on ebay, nothing came up. It's possible they aren't available yet.

Honda Shop Manuals and Service Support Materials| Honda Power Equipment


I wasn't able to find something similar through the Honda Power Equipment Canada website, but I would sure imagine a dealership would be able to get you one.

It's possible they aren't available yet.

 

So it's not working with any of the manual I posted above? I'm gonna go pay a visit to the dealer tomorrow.

 

The posted manuals are for US spec HS blowers, they may not work for canadian blowers (I assume you have power chute rotation and deflector and other features that US spec HS blowers do not have). Your best bet will be a visit to the dealer.

 

Honda has not yet released the full shop manual for the new HSS 2-stage snow blowers. Both the USA and Canada spec models share a shop manual that is still in progress. No ETA to share, but I will post updates as I get them.

The parts catalogs have been released, FWIW:

http://peparts.honda.com/powerequipment#/browse/sb/hss

 

And you wonder why I will always have and put TORO. at the top of any lists.k:k:k:k:k:

 

Thank you Robert, I just called today prior to seeing your post and the guy at Honda power equipment dealer told me it wasn't released on paper yet, he also offered me to come take a look at his digital copy if I needed some informations while it is not released.

Today I came to start my Honda HSS928 after 7-8 months of storage. It had Ethanol Free gas with stabilizer. Took around 13 pull to start it, I was freaking out. I don't know what the problem was.

Gas is Shell V-Power Nitro, so best ethanol free gas available in my opinion.

EDIT: I forgot to mention that the gas tank was filled at 1/3

 

have a 2005 snowblower. Hs624, drive shaft not moving forward or back. Need a shop manual to try to repair myself. My wife won't let me spend 2 to 300.00 having it fixed. On social security, you know how it is. Any access to a hs624 snowblower shop manual without spending 42.00?

 

is there hydrostatic fluid in reservoir?

is the transmission handle on the bottom underneath the bars and between the tracks in the engaged position or the released position? should be in the engaged position. move it back and forth.

are the pins intact on both drive wheels?

if all of the above checks out ok , can you run it and engage your drive handle with your tranny handle in forward or reverse and see the shaft from the main tranny moving ?

if so , then you probably have a broken pin or something broken in the right side tranny.

check back .

the official shop manuals are worth their weight in gold. has saved me thousands in repairs. there may be PDF files somewhere here or the web but not sure.

I'm sure we can help. you came to the right place.

 

Hi guys,

Sorry to revive this, but which Shop Manual would I need now for my SARJ (2014) Honda HSS928TCD

Seventh Edition
https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/6176861E7

Second Edition
https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/61V4100E2

Third Edition
https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/61V45A10E3


I believe I need the Seventh edition??

What do you guys think?

 

Hi guys,

Sorry to revive this, but which Shop Manual would I need now for my SARJ (2014) Honda HSS928TCD

Seventh Edition
Honda Power Products Support Publications | Official Site | Honda Power Products Support Publications

Second Edition
Honda Power Products Support Publications | Official Site | Honda Power Products Support Publications

Third Edition
Honda Power Products Support Publications | Official Site | Honda Power Products Support Publications


I believe I need the Seventh edition??

What do you guys think?

Hello,

Normand from Quebec city,
I have the same snowblower, did you got the service manual finally?
I am looking for one too

Normand

 

Does your machine have the easy steer grips on each handlebar , they look like bicycle brake levers, if its a 2014 it mite actually be a HS rebadged to a HSS, post a good side view pic and I should be able to tell you....

 

well the 7th is for a HS machine, the 3rd is for a HSS

Before you order you should post a picture so someone can confirm which you have. For one thing the transmission and track drive train is totally different.

As I said in my last post there are some HS928s that have been badged as HSS928. HSs have factory white drive sprockets, while HSSs have black sprockets, at least the ones I have seen.

 

http://oi62.tinypic.com/169ouqh.jpg

 

Looks like 95% HS928, and 5% HSS928. Seems like the only HSS parts are the pneumatic height adjustment, and the decal.



Darn Canadians ! (just kidding)

 

Which edition should I buy? Seventh?

 

Yes , I agree that is more a HS than it is a HSS. I have been told that happened on the switch over year. So I believe that is what the # 7 is for, if you open the site you will see that it matches your sprockets.

This thread is so old I cant remember, what is your current problem?

 

RIT333, the gas shock you refer to was used on the HS724, HS928, and the HS1132 for a long time until just before his unit was built, they went to a foot activated control which doesn't have the bicycle brake lever on the right handle bar. Very confusing in my mind but that's the way they are, think that's number 4 that I have seen.

 

I revived the thread because I havent bought a shop manual yet. Since I always struggled to fi d the good one for my machine. Im still undecided which one to get. I think I’ll go with the Seventh edition.

 

Yes, I agree the 7th edition, the top one of the three you listed best suits your machine.

 

HSS 724A service manual

Hi everyone. I'm a new member and this is my first post. I'm in Canada and have a Honda HSS724A. I'd like to purchase the factory service manual. I tried the links for ebay and amazon but nothing came up. I also tried searching but didn't see it. I'd be grateful if someone could point me to where I can get it. We do have a dealer where I live but I read somewhere during my online search that it is sold directly by Honda via the web. TIA. Doug

 

Hi everyone. I'm a new member and this is my first post. I'm in Canada and have a Honda HSS724A. I'd like to purchase the factory service manual. I tried the links for ebay and amazon but nothing came up. I also tried searching but didn't see it. I'd be grateful if someone could point me to where I can get it. We do have a dealer where I live but I read somewhere during my online search that it is sold directly by Honda via the web. TIA. Doug

try hondapowerequipment or hondausa . they were available there last time i checked for $47. probably more in Canada but well worth it. you will save tons of money if you can do your own maintenance and repairs.

 

Hi & welcome!

https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/61V45A00E1

 

Thank you very much!

 

Try the following:
https://publications.powerequipment.honda.com/details/61V45A00E1