MTD 145-660A Manual de usuario

Owner's

Operating

Service

Instruction

Manual

•

ASSEMBLY

•

OPERATION

•

REPAIR

PARTS

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Nos.

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WARRANTY

For

one

year

from

date

purchase,

MTD

Products

Inc

will

replace

for

the

original

purchaser,

free

charge,

F.O.B.

factory

authorized

service

firm,

any

part

parts

found

defective

material

workmanship.

All

transportation

charges

parts

submitted

for

replacement

under

this

warranty

must

paid

the

purchaser.

This

warranty

does

not

irfMude

replacement

of*

parts

which

become

inoperative

through

misuse,

excessive

use,

accident,

neglect,

improper

maintenance

alterations

unauthorized

persons.

This

warranty

does

not

include

the

engine,

motor,

battery,

battery

charger

any

component

parts

thereof.

For

service

these

units,

refer

the

applicable

manufacturer's

warranty.

The

above

warranty

will

apply

only

the

original

owner

and

will

effective

only

the

warranty

card

has

been

properly

processed.

will

not

apply

where

the

unit

has

been

used

commercially.

Warranty

service

available

through

your

local

authorized

service

dealer

distributor.

UNDER

CIRCUMSTANCES

WILL

THE

RETURN

COMPLETE

UNIT

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UNLESS

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FORM

NO.

770-5651

IMPORTANT

SAFE

OPERATION

PRACTICES

FOR

RIDING

VEHICLES

Know

the

controls

and

how

stop

quickly—

READ

THE

OWNER'S

MANUAL.

not

allow

children

operate

vehicle.

not

allow

adults

operate

without

proper

instruc¬

tion.

not

carry

passengers.

Keep

children

and

pets

safe

distance

away.

Clear

work

area

objects

which

might

picked

and

thrown.

Disengage

all

attachment

clutches

and

shift

into

neutral

before

attempting

start

engine

Disengage

power

attachment(s)

and

stop

engine

before

leaving

operator

position.

Disengage

power

attachment(s)

and

stop

en¬

gine

before

making

any

repairs

adjustments.

Disengage

power

attachment(s)

when

transport¬

ing

not

use.

Take

all

possible

precautions

when

leaving

ve¬

hicle

unattended

such

disengaging

power-

take-off,

lowering

attachments,

shifting

into

neu¬

tral,

setting

parking

brake,

stopping

engine

and

removing

key.

10.

not

stop

start

suddenly

when

going

uphill

downhill.

Mow

and

down

face

steep

slopes;

never

across

the

face.

11.

Reduce

speed

slopes

and

sharp

turns

pre¬

vent

tipping

loss

control.

Exercise

extreme

caution

when

changing

direction

slopes.

12.

Stay

alert

for

holes

terrain

and

other

hidden

hazards.

13.

Use

care

when

pulling

loads

using

heavy

equipment.

Use

only

approved

drawbar

hitch

points.

Limit

loads

those

you

can

safely

control.

not

turn

sharply.

Use

care

when

backing.

Use

counterweight(s)

wheel

weights

when

suggested

owner's

manual.

14.

Watch

out

for

traffic

when

crossing

near

road¬

ways.

15.

When

using

any

attachments

never

direct

dis¬

charge

material

toward

bystanders

nor

allow

anyone

near

vehicle

while

operation.

16.

Handle

gasoline

with

care-it

highly

flammable.

Use

approved

gasoline

container.

Never

remove

cap

add

gasoline

run¬

ning

hot

engine

fill

fuel

tank

indoors.

Wipe

spilled

gasoline.

Open

doors

engine

run

garage

—

ex¬

haust

fumes

are

dangerous.

not

run

engine

indoors.

17.

Keep

the

vehicle

and

attachments

good

operat¬

ing

condition,

and

keep

safety

devices

place.

Use

guards

instructed

owner's

manual.

18.

Keep

all

nuts,

bolts,

and

screws

tight

sure

the

equipment

safe

working

condition.

19.

Never

store

the

equipment

with

gasoline

the

tank

inside

building

where

fumes

may

reach

open

flame

spark.

Allow

engine

cool

before

storing

any

enclosure.

20.

reduce

fire

hazard

keep

engine

free

grass,

leaves

excessive

grease.

21.

The

vehicle

and

attachments

should

stopped

and

inspected

for

damage

after

striking

foreign

object,

and

the

damage

should

repaired

before

restarting

and

operating

the

equipment.

22.

not

change

the

engine

governor

settings

overspeed

the

engine.

23.

When

using

the

vehicle

with

mower,

proceed

follows:

(1)

Mow

only

daylight

good

artificial

light.

(2)

Never

make

cutting

height

adjustment

while

engine

running

operator

must

dismount

so.

(3)

Shut

engine

off

when

removing

grass

catcher

and/or

unclogging

chute.

(4)

Check

blade

mounting

bolts

for

proper

tight¬

ness

frequent

intervals.

24.

Check

grass

catcher

bags

frequently

for

wear

deterioration.

Replace

with

new

bags

for

safety

protection.

25.

Look

behind

make

sure

the

area

clear

before

placing

the

transmission

reverse

and

backing

up.

INDEX

Safe

Operation

Practices

Index

and

Assembly

Instructions

Activating

the

Battery

Attaching

the

Cutting

Deck.

Controls

and

Preliminary

Checks

Operating

Instructions

Maintenance

.11

Illustrated

Parts

for

Tractor.

Parts

List

for

Tractor..

19,

Gear

Box

for

Deck

.25

Parts

List

for

Gear

Box.25

Illustrated

Parts

for

34"

Deck

Parts

List

for

34"

Deck

.27

Illustrated

Parts

for

Transaxle.28

Parts

List

for

Transaxle

.29

Wiring

Diagram

and

F'arts

List

for

Tractor

....

Wiring

Diagram

and

Parts

List

for

Tractor

Troubleshooting

Chart

Battery

Warranty

.33

Parts

Information.34

ASSEMBLY

GRASS

CATCHER

Model

No.

194-015A

available

optional

equipment

for

the

mowers

shown

this

man¬

ual.

WARNING

The

mower

shall

not

operated

with¬

out

the

entire

grass

catcher

chute

de¬

flector

place.

NOTE

Under

normal

usage

bag

material

subject

wear,

and

should

checked

periodically.

sure

any

re¬

placement

bag

complies

with

the

mower

manufactur¬

er's

recommendations.

Use

factory

replacement

bag

Number

764-0121.

ASSEMBLY

The

steering

wheel,

seat

and

deck

wheels,

with

the

necessary

hardware,

are

easily

assembled

the

ma¬

chine.

The

battery

must

activated

and

installed

outlined

this

section

and

the

cutting

deck

must

attached.

TIRE

PRESSURE

For

shipping

purposes,

the

tires

your

unit

may

over-inflated.

Tire

pressure

should

reduced

before

unit

put

into

operation.

Pressure

should

approx¬

imately

p.s.i.

Equal

tire

pressure

should

main¬

tained

all

tires.

Maximum

tire

pressure

p.s.i.

ITT

Vi"

Nut

Vi"

Lockwasher

‘

Bolt

Cotter

Vi"

I.D.

Washer

Cotter

Wing

Nut

FIGURE

HARDWARE

SUPPLIED

Step

Place

rubber

pad

"N"

over

one

the

mount¬

ing

holes

the

seat

spring.

See

figure

Step

Place

the

bolt

the

seat

through

the

rubber

pad

and

the

seat

spring.

Step

Assemble

the

rubber

washer

"M"

and

flat

washer

"D"

over

the

seat

bolt

and

secure

with

nut

"C".

Step

Activate

the

battery.

FIGURE

SEAT

ASSEMBLY

FIGURE

BATTERY

CAUTION

Always

add

electrolyte

battery

be¬

fore

battery

installed

vehicle.

Remove

fill

plugs.

Place

package

upright;

pull

tab

back

edge

carton,

pull

out

hose;

snip

off

end

hose.

Fill

each

cell

until

electrolyte

level

rises

split

ring

bot¬

tom

vent

well.

ASSEMBLY

The

steering

wheel,

seat,

battery

and

cutting

deck

(8HP),

with

the

necessary

hardware

are

easily

assem¬

bled

the

machine.

NOTE

Reference

right

hand

side

machine

from

the

normal

operating

position

facing

forward.

Step

Remove

the

tractor

and

all

parts

from

the

car¬

ton.

Make

certain

that

ali

loose

parts

and

literature

have

been

removed

before

the

car¬

ton

discarded.

Step

Place

the

steering

wheel

over

the

tapered

end

the

steering

column.

Press

down

until

the

threaded

end

sticks

through

the

steering

wheel.

See

figure

NOTE

Line

the

two

flat

sides

the

steer¬

ing

wheel

hole

and

the

two

flat

sides

the

steering

column.

Step

Place

the

washer

"B"

over

the

steering

col¬

umn,

then

the

nut

"A".

Step

Tighten

the

nut

with

Vi"

wrench.

Step

Press

the

cap

the

steering

wheel

hand

TOOLS

NEEDED

Vi"

Open

End

Box

Wrench

Open

End

Box

Wrench

(2)

7/16"

Open

End

Wrench

Pliers

FIGURE

NOT

OVERFILL

After

filling

cells,

wait

five

ten

minutes

and

add

additional

electrolyte

necessary

ring

electro¬

lyte

proper

level.

Replace

fill

caps.

Charge

battery

for

minutes

25-30

amps,

for

minutes

4-6

amps.

WARNING

Electrolyte

mixture

sulphuric

acid

and

water.

Avoid

contact

with

skin,

eyes,

and

clothing.

electrolyte

spilled

flush

area

with

clear

water

and

neutralize

with

solution

water

and

baking

soda

water

and

ammonia.

INSTALLING

THE

BATTERY

Step

Place

the

battery

the

battery

case

with

the

terminals

the

rear.

(See

figure

6.)

NOTE

The

positive

battery

terminal

marked

Pos.

(

The

negative

battery

terminal

marked

Neg.

(—).

Step

Hook

the

hold

down

rods

under

the

battery

case

and

place

the

hold

down

over

both

rods.

Step

Secure

the

hold

down

with

the

wing

nuts

"L".

Tighten

hand

tight.

(See

figure

6.)

FIGURE

Step

Attach

the

positive

cable

(from

the

starter

solenoid)

and

the

small

wire

(from

the

am¬

meter)

the

positive

battery

terminal

with

the

bolt

"E",

lockwasher

"G"

and

nut

"F"

the

assembly

pack.

(See

figure

7.)

Step

Attach

the

negative

cable,

grounded,

the

negative

battery

terminal

with

the

bolt

"E",

lockwasher

"G"

and

nut

"F"

the

assembly

pack.

FIGURE

Step

Cut

the

black

rubber

tubing

approximately

inches

long.

Step

Push

the

rubber

tubing

into

the

manifold

the

battery

and

place

the

other

end

into

the

drain

tube.

(See

figures

and

9.)

NOTE

The

vented

battery

allows

any

gases

liquid

from

the

battery

carried

the

rear

the

mower

through

the

drain

tube.

CAUTION

the

tractor

tipped

end

for

any

reason

the

battery

must

removed.

There

may

small

amount

acid

the

drain

tube

that

can

come

out

when

the

tractor

tipped.

FIGURE

TIRE

PRESSURE

Reduce

the

tire

pressure

psi

for

operation.

The

tires

have

been

over-inflated

for

shipping.

Equal

tire

pressure

should

maintained

all

tires.

Maximum

tire

pressure

psi.

FIGURE

10.

DECK

WHEEL

ASSEMBLY

FIGURE

11.

FRONT

LINK

ASSEMBLY

DECK

ASSEMBLY

Step

Place

the

deck

wheel

over

the

deck

axle

and

secure

with

washer

"I"

and

cotter

"K".

See

figure

10.

Step

Attaching

the

cutting

deck.

Place

either

blocks

wood

bricks

un¬

der

the

rear

wheels

the

cutting

deck

can

slide

under

the

tractor.

There

are

six

link

arms

long,

short)

the

cutting

deck.

Swing

ail

six

arms

into

the

forward

position.

From

the

front

the

rider,

grasp

both

front

links

and

hook

them

the

pins

frame

and

secure

with

cotter

pins

"H".

See

figure

11.

Place

the

two

center

links

through

the

hole

the

foot

rest

and

attach

the

short

slotted

link

the

lift

arm

and

attach

the

long

link

the

frame.

See

figure

12.

Short

Slotted

Link

long

Link

Cotter

fmjSm

FIGURE

12.

CENTER

LINK

ASSEMBLY

Place

washer

"J"

over

the

short

slotted

link

and

secure

both

links

with

cotter

pins

"H".

See

figure

12.

Pull

the

belt

through

the

slot

the

frame

the

tractor.

Remove

the

top

bolt

the

belt

guard.

See

figure

13.

NOTE

Different

heat

shields

are

used

depend¬

ing

the

style

muffler

used

your

tractor.

the

heat

shield

your

tractor

attached

the

belt

guard

neces¬

sary

remove

the

bolt

and

nut

shown

figure

13.

FIGURE

13.

BELT

GUARD

Unplug

the

safety

switch.

See

figure

14.

Remove

the

two

bottom

bolts

the

belt

guard.

Lift

off

the

belt

guard.

See

figure

Attach

the

deck

belt

the

engine

pulley.

See

figure

15.

NOTE

sure

the

bottom

part

the

belt

goes

through

the

two

brackets.

Remove

the

idler

belt

guard.

See

figure

16.

Reassemble

the

belt

guard

the

tractor.

Move

the

PTO

lever

the

position

and

reassemble

the

idler

belt

guard.

See

figure

17.

FIGURE

14.

BELT

GUARD

REMOVAL

FIGURE

15.

ATTACHING

THE

DECK

BELT

CONTROLS

AND

PRELIMINARY

CHECKS

CONTROLS

The

controls

your

tractor

may

considered

the

following:

Throttle

Control.

The

throttle

control

used

reg¬

ulate

the

engine

speed

and

choke

the

engine.

The

en¬

gine

should

operated

from

full

throttle

when

operating

the

cutting

deck

snow

thrower.

(Optional)

Gear

Shift

Lever.

Use

the

following

guide

for

gear

selection.

1st

Gear:

Heavy

grass

cutting

Snow

Blade

Snow

Thrower

Pulling

heavy

loads

2nd

Gear:

Normal

grass

cutting

Light

snow

throwing

Pulling

light

loads

3rd

Gear:

Light

grass

cutting

Road

Gear

Reverse:

Used

back

FIGURE

18.

CONTROLS

Parking

Brake.

set

the

parking

brake,

pull

the

parking

brake

lever

back

and

hold

the

locked

sition

while

moving

the

locking

arm

the

left.

See

figure

16.

Clutch-Brake

Pedals.

Depress

both

them

all

the

way

down

stop

shift

gears.

Release

pedals

slowly

engage.

See

figures

15.

and

17.

FIGURE

19.

PARKING

BRAKE

NOTE

The

pedals

must

depressed

order

start

the

engine.

CAUTION

not

shift

while

motion.

PTO

Lever.

The

PTO

lever

engages

the

deck

bell

when

moved

forward.

Moving

the

rear

dis¬

engages

the

deck

belt.

The

engine

will

not

start

un¬

less

the

PTO

the

OFF

position

shown

figure

Lift

Lever.

Depress

the

thumb

button

and

pull

back

the

lift

lever

raise

the

attachments.

See

figure

20.

Ignition

Switch.

Turn

the

switch

all

the

way

the

right

engage

the

starter.

soon

the

engine

starts,

release

the

ignition

key

that

the

starter

switched

off.

Turn

the

key

the

left

shut

off

the

engine.

See

figure

18.

NOTE

The

dutch-brake

pedal

must

de¬

pressed

and

the

PTO

lever

must

the

OFF

position

before

the

starter

will

operate.

Light

Switch.Pull

the

light

switch

out

turn

the

lights.

See

figure

18.

Ammeter.

The

ammeter

registers

the

rate

battery

charge

discharge.

The

ammeter

should

the

plus

(

)

side

when

the

engine

running

the

fast

position

until

the

battery

completely

charged.

With

fully

charged

battery

with

the

engine

idling

the

ammeter

will

not

show

charge.

See

figure

18.

FIGURE

20.

CONTROLS

utting

Height

34"

Cut

Deck.

Set

the

cutting

height

setting

both

wheel

height

adjusters

the

desired

position

and

moving

the

lift

lever

all

the

way

forward.

See

figure

21.

FIGURE

21.

WHEEL

HEIGHT

ADJUSTER

34"

DECK

NOTE

When

cutting

over

rough

terrain,

set

the

cutting

height

with

the

lift

lever

and

set

the

wheel

height

adjusters

they

just

clear

the

ground.

42"

Cut

Deck.

The

cutting

height

adjustable

mov¬

ing

the

height

adjustment

lever

the

right

deck

wheel.

Both

deck

wheels

raise

and

lower

together.

See

figure

22.

FIGURE

22.

WHEEL

HEIGHT

ADJUSTER-42"

DECK

CHECKING

OIL

AND

GASOLINE

NOTE

When

packaged

for

shipment,

the

ma¬

chine

contains

oil

gasoline.

Be¬

fore

starting

the

engine,

oil

must

added

the

engine

crankcase

and

gas¬

oline

the

tank.

NOT

mix

oil

with

gasoline.

flriggs

Stratton.

Use

high

quality

detergent

oil

clas¬

sified

"For

Service

MS".

Nothing

should

added

the

recommended

oil.

Summer.

(Above

4-0°

F.)

Use

SAE

30.

not

available

use

SAE

10W-30

SAE

10W-40.

Winter.

(Under

40°

F.)

Use

SAE

5W-20

SAE

5W-30.

not

available,

use

SAE

10W

SAE

10W-30.

Below

0°

F.,

use

SAE

10W

SAE

10W-30

diluted

10%

with

kerosene.

Place

the

engine

level.

Fill

the

oil

sump

the

FULL

mark

the

dipstick.

Pour

slowly.

See

figure

23.

Crankcase

Capacity

H.P.

pints

H.P.

pints

FIGURE

23.

BRIGGS

STRATTON

DIPSTICK

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

iwARNING

The

mower

shall

not

operated

with¬

out

the

entire

grass

catcher

(optional)

chute

deflector

place.

NOTE

Under

normal

usage

the

grass

catcher

bag

material

subject

wear

and

should

checked

periodically.

sure

any

replacement

grass

catcher

bag

com¬

plies

with

the

mower

manufacturer's

recommendations.

Use

factory

replacement

bag

number

764-0121.

After

striking

foreign

object,

stop

the

engine

(motor),

remove

the

wire

from

the

spark

plug,

thoroughly

in¬

spect

the

mower

for

any

damage

and

repair

the

dam¬

age

before

restarting

and

operating

the

mower.

STARTING

THE

ENGINE

Refer

page

for

information

regarding

oil

and

gasoline

requirements,

check

that

spark

plug

wire

connected,

then

proceed

follows:

Step

sure

the

fuel

shut-off

valve

open.

See

figure

Step

With

the

machine

set

level

ground

place

the

gear

shift

lever

NEUTRAL

(N)

position.

See

figure

18.

Step

Place

the

PTO

lever

the

OFF

position

shown

figure

20.

Step

Depress

the

clutch

brake

pedals

all

the

way

down.

See

figures

20.

Step

Set

the

throttle

control

the

CHOKE

position.

Step

Turn

the

ignition

key

the

right

START

position

start

the

engine.

Allow

the

key

return

the

position.

See

figure

18.

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