Sears 917.25200 Manual de usuario

Sears

MODEL

NO.

917.25200

CAUTION:

Read Rules for

Safe

Operation

and

Instructions

Carefully

•

Assembly

•

Operating

•

Maintenance

•

Repair

Parts

owners

manual

15

H.P.

SUBURBAN

TRACTOR

SEARS,

ROEBUCK

AND CO. U.S.A.

SIMPSONS

-

SEARS

LIMITED,

CANADA

PrWM

Ill

USA.

~~tor

is

guo~onteed

lor

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ne

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tlect

in

material or workmonship

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should appear during

th

is time,

simply

contact

ol.ll

n

t~otest

Sears

store

or

:servi

ce

center

P-:5 t

hroughout

the

United

Stat

es

or Canada.

We

will

make

all

necessary repai

rs

,

includin

g

I ports· and labor,

at

no charge

1o

you.

Tractors

equipped

with

batteries:

If

batte

ry

proves

g

defective

and

wil

l not hold o charge, in exchange

for

the

battery,

we

wilt:

During the

C:::><

first

90

doys-reploce

battery

at

no

charge.

After

90-.dnys-replace

hattery,

cha

r

ging

cus-

~

tomer

1!

12th

of

the pri_

ce

of

the new battery for each

full

month from

dote

of

sole

. §a

~

If

the

trac

tor

is

used

for

commercial

or

rental

purposes,

this

guarantee

oppl

ic

s

for

thirty

~

;g

days.

Guarantee

continued

on

the

inside

of

the

bock

page.

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IMPORTANT

rules

for

safe

operation

1. Do

not

allow

children

to

o_;~erat

e

TRACTOR

.

Do

nor

allow

adults

ro

operate

It

without

p

roper

I

nstruction.

?.

Operato

r

should

become

fully

fomilar

with

all

the

different

5ections

of

thi5

Own

ers

Manual

before

attempting

to

opera.te

the

TRACTOR

.

Know

the

controls

and

how

to

stop

quic

k

ly.

Try

your TRACTOR in

IJ

Iorge flol

open

$pace

.

Learn

to

start,

stop

and

reverse.

Do

not

5tort

or

op·

erate

TRACTOR

when

not in

driver's

seat.

3.

Never

ollow

your

h~nds,

any

other

port

of

your

body,

or

your

clothing

n-ear

any

movin

g

porte

or

mower

d

ischarge

dute

,

wh

i

le

eng

in

e

is

rvnnlpg.

Make

sure

you

ore

wear

i

ng

work shoes while

operating

th~

TRACTOR.

4. Do

not

corry

po.ssengers

.

5.

Whe-n

using

any

attoehm

cnts,

the

TRACTOR

should

never

be

operated

in

the

vicin

i

ty

of

children,

pets

or

other

pe.rs.on s.

When

using

the

mowl!r,

never

direct

discharge

of

material

toward

by

stonders

,

building

s,

fence'>, P.tc .

6.

Clear

work

area

of

objects

which

might

be

pic

k-

ed

up

ond

thrown.

].

Disengag-e

power

to

attachment

clutches,

shif

r

into

neutral and

disengage

clutch

before

at·

tempting

to

start

eng

in

e.

8.

Disengage

power

ro

ott

•::Jchments,

stop

engine

,

remove ignition key

o.nd

set

parking

broke

be-

fore

l~oving

operator

position.

9.

Disengage

power

to

ottachnenrs,

Slop

anginc

,

remove

ignition

key and

ser

pork ing

broke

before

mok

ing ony i

nspect

ion,

repa

i

rs

or

ad

ju

stments.

10. Disengage power

to

attachment

when

tron~port

·

ing

or

not

in

use.

11

.

oke

all

possible

precovtions when

leaving

veh

ic

le

unattended;

'ueh

O!i

lowering

ottoeh-

me

nts,

sh

ihing

into nevtrol,

~ctting

park

i

ng

2059R-

17.

1.

72

• 1•

bl-oke,

stopping

engme

and

removing

lc~.

Keep

k

ey

in

sofo

place

out

of

reach

of

ch

lld

rcn

.

12. Do

not

stop

or

start

sudde

nl

y when

going

up-

hill

cr

downhill.

Opera

te TRAC

lOR

up and

down

the

face of

~lopes

;

never

across

the

face.

Never

operat

e

TRACTOR

on

slopes

with

more

thon

a 15

degree

slope.

13.

Keep

foot

broke

und purking

bruke

loc..k

i11

giXId

adjustment.

14

. Do

not

operate

the

TRACTOR

in high

gear

going

downhill,

end

do

not

turn

sharp

corners

wh

ile

going

downhill.

15. Do

not

shift

gears

whi le

go

ing

t;

p

steep

hill:..

Choose

a low enough

gear

o c limb hill withou1

stopping

and

shif-ing

gears

.

16.

o~

not

shift

ge

ors

while

TRACTOR

is moving.

17.

Sideways

upsets

c<ln

happen

eo

~ily

ospo~ially

in

ditches

. Be al

ert

for

holes

In

tena

ln and

other

hidden

hazar

ds.

Don't

dr

i

ve

too

closet

o

creeks,

ditches

and pubIic highw

ays.

18.

Use

core

when

pulling

load$

or

us

i

ng

heovy

equ

ip

ment.

A.

Use

only

op::~roved

drowbar

hitch

points .

B.

L

imi

t

loads

to

those

you

can

safely

control.

C. Do not

turn

sharply.

Use

care

when

backing.

D.

Use

counterwe

i

ght

or whe.el

weight(s)

when

suggested

•n

the

aHochment

Owner!.

Monual.

19.

TRACTOR

is

nor

to

be

operated

on

~

public

rood,

street

1 highway, sicewollc

or

alley.

Watch

out

for

tr:Jhc

when

croHing

or

ne~r

roadways

.

20.

Handle

go

sol

i

ne

with

core-

it

i~

hlgltly

flomm·

able:.

A.

Use

opproved go.soline

contoln

cr.

B.

Never

remove cop

ar

odd .go5olt

ne

to a run·

ning or

hot

eng

i

ne

or fill

h.«el

tonk

indoors.

W1

pe

up

spilled

gasol

i

ne

b~fote

s

tart

ing

engin~

-

C. Never

start

or

rvn t

he

TRACTOR

Indoor)

os

the

exhaus

t from

the

.

eng

i

ne

con

ta

ins

C<!rbon

mon

ixide which

is

a

tasteless

, odor·

l~t5 s,

deadly

poison.

rules

for

safe

op&ration

(cont

.)

21. Keep

TRACTOR

and

cmachments

in good op-

erati

ng

cond

it i

on,

and keop

saf.,y

devices

In

pl

ace.

Use

gua

r

ds

os

i

nstruc

t

ed

in

thf

s

Owne~

.

Manual.

22.

K@ep

all

nuts

,

bolts

a

nd

'crews

tight

to

be

su

re

equ

i

p~nt

is

in

safe

working condition.

23. Never

store

equ

i

p~r~ent

with

gasoline

In

the

tonk

1nside

o building

wh

ere

fume&

may

reach

on open fl

crme

or

s~ork.

For lonQ peri

ods

of

St

OC'age

,

the

gasol

i

ne

tonk

should

be

drained

and

the

gaso

line disc:orded in o

safe

place.

Allow engine to cool before

stor

in

g in ony

enclosure

.

24.

To reduce fi

re

hazard

keep engine free of

gran

,

lea

ves

or exce ss i

ve

grease

.

25

. Do

n~

t

change

eng

i

ne

governor

s

..

tl

ngs

or

overspeed engi

ne.

Excessive

speed

is

danger-

ous

and

s

ho

rte

rn

eng

ine

li

fe.

26.

When

using

TRACTOR

with

mowers:

A.

Mow

only

in

doyl

ight

or

in goQd arti

flcol

li

ght

.

8 . Never

make

o

cutting

he

l

9ht

adjustment

wh

il

e engine Is

run

ning if operator

must

dismaunt

to

do so.

C.

If

mower

chute

should beeome clo9ged,

shut

-engi

ne

off, dlsengo!Je mower ond di

s-

connect

sparlc

plug

before

undoggi

ng

chute

.

0.

Check blode mounting

bolu

for proper

tightness at frequent intervals.

E. Boord

TRACTOR

from left hand si

de

only,

away

from dIschc.-ge

chute

.

27.

TRACTOR

and

attachments

should be

stopped

Clld

I

nspected

for

damage

after

strik

i

ng

a

For

-

eign

object

and

the dQn

age

should

be

repaired

before

restarting

and

operat

ing

the

equipment.

reference

drawing

and

instructions

for

assembly

2059R-17.1.72

HANGER

WELDMENT

-

L.H

.

FRONT

(

FOR

MOWER

}

FIG

. 1

- 2 -

FUEL

TANK

CAP

AND

GAUGE

FRONT

CHANNEL

COVER

reference

drawing

for

assembly

and

instructions

(cont.)

2059R-17.

1.

72

MAlNTENANCE

RI:M

I

NDER

(UNDERSIDE

OF

COWLING

TOP

ASSEMBLY

)

OIL FILL

CAP

AND

DIPSTICK

FI

G. 2

.

3.

CABLE

AND

COVER

(TO

PLUS

TERMINAL)

r

GROUND

CABLE

(

TO

NEGATIVE

L)

1

TRACTOR

MODEL

NUMBER

PLATE

introduc

t

ion

Th

is

Product

has

been

designed,

en;

lt~

e&red

and

mcnufac:tur

ecf

to

give

you

the

best

poulble

dependability

and

per•

form

once.

Should

you

experience

any

problem y

ou

cannot

easi

ly

remedy

,

please

contact

your

nearest

Sears

,

Roeb

lJ

ck

or

Simp-

sons

-

Sea

rs,

Lt

d.

Store

.

They

hove

well

qualified,

compe

tent

trained

-t

e

chnicians

lind

the

Pfoper

tools

to

service

or

repair

th

is

un

it.

lt

is

impo

rtant

that

the

operator

ALWAYS

OBSERVES

TH

E "RULES

FOR

SAFE

OP

E

RA

T

ION

"

as

well

as

other

instructions

conto

i

Md

in

this

Manual.

We

hove

provided

this

Manual

to

help

you

operate

your

Tractor

with

utmo

st

efficiency.

We

urge

you

to

study

this

Man•

ual

!a

you

will

understand

your new Tr

actor

thor

oughly

before

ope

r

ating

it.

We

suggest

that

you

take

core

of

your

Manuel

so

that

it

will

be

available

for

future

reference

should

you

need

it

.

table

of

contents

GUARANTEE

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING

INSTRUC

T

IONS

MAINTENANCE

INSTR

U

CT

I

ONS

REPAIR

PARTS

assembly

1

4-6

6-

11

-19

21-34

A

letter

in

po~ttth~es

in

the

following

ins

tructions

refers

to

on

arrow in

the

adjo

ining

Figure

(illus

trotion

),

except

when

oth•rwise

stated.

When

R.H.

(Right

~land)

or

LH.

(

Left

Hand)

iJJ

u

sed

,

It

should

be

understocxl

to

mean

as

if

on

e

~re

seoted

on

th

e troctor

sea

t

facing

forward.

l. Rernove

carto

t1

from around

Trac

to

r and remove

battery

.

Cut

band

ing

holdin

g

Tractor

to

bottom

of

crate.

2. Your 7roctor

hC5

bHn

completely

ossemb

l

e<l

at

the

factory

except,

to

fill,

charge

crnd

install

t

he

batte

r

y.

The

battery

was. s

hipped

dry. Ins

truct

ion•

ore

given

on

pages

Sand

6 for fillin9,

ch

arging

and

installation.

3. Your

Tractor

wo~

lub

ricated

at

the

factory

however,

we

suggest

you follow

the

Lube

Chart

on

page

13,

befo

re

operotion.

4.

Tires

were

over-inf

lated

for shipping pu

rpo

s

es

.

Reduce

air

pressure

to

10

to

12

lbs

. in front ti

rP.

s ond 8 lbs. in

rear

T

ires

.

Th•~

wtll

impr

ove

traction

and

give you

the

comfo

rtable

rid

e you will wont.

5.

A.

plast

ic

bag

of

parts

was

shipp&d with

your

STUDY

Trac

to

r and should

be

opened

at

this

t~me

.

It

will 1

c~"

'a

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c~~~~w

i

n

9

items:

OWNER

'S

t1ANUAL

,_

2 • Wing Nut s

2 • Battery Bolts

2 •

Flat

Washers

(These

I

tems

hold b

attery

in

posit

i

on

Tr

act

or

.

They

are

u~cd

in

st

eps

2

and

4,

pages

5 and 6

).

2 -

He

ll

Nvu

(

They

secu

re

ground

cable

and

pos

i-

tive

cable

ond

cover

to

battery.

They

ore

us

ed

In

step!. 5

and

6,

page

6).

2 • Igni

tion

Keys

(

We

!;

uggo

st

one

key be

removed

from

2

the

wi

re

ri

ng

and

kept

in o s

afe

pla

ce

.

Position

the

second

key

in

the

Trac-

tor

ignition).

1st

20S9R·17. 1.72 - 4 •

assembly

(cont.)

fill

ancl

charge

battery

CAUTION:

DO

HOT

As-SEMBLE

BATTER

Y

TO

TRACTOR

UHTJL

BATTER

Y

HAS

BEEN

FILLED

AND

CHARGED.

1.

FIll

bartary with olec1rolyfe

and

charge

battery

o~

out

I

med

m

1nstructtons

i11

battery conto1ner.

NOTE: Af

te

r

fi

ll

in

g

cells

, let battery stand

fo

r

thi

rt

y mi

nvtes.

Th

en

charge

ba

tt

ery

ot

o

rote

nol

exe

eed

ing three (J) ·

ampere-s

far

abo

ut

2

~'2-

hovrs.

FILL

BATTERY

AS

SHOWN

-

DO

NOT

OVERFILL··

C

ORRECT

LEVEL

IS

BOTTOM

OF

TUBES

IN

CELLS

••

CUT

-

AWA

Y

VIEW

OF

BATTERY

·

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Y

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BATTERY

CELL

READ CAREFULLY

ALL

SETTING-UP,

OPERATING

AND

MAINTENANCE

INSTRUC-

TIONS

IN

THIS

MANUAL

YOU

W

ILL

FINO

MANY

HELPFUL

POINTERS

WHICH

WILL

NOT

ONL

Y

SAVE

YOU

TIME

BUT

WILL

HELP

OPERA

TE

THE

TRACTOR

MOST

EFFICIENT-

LY

.

battery

installation

F

IG.

3

1.

To

lift cowling top ossembly {

A),

grosp eoch

si

de

of cowl1ng 01

rear

and pul I cwtword ond up-

wa.

r

d.

Lift

cowling

to Its e

xtr

eme

forwar

d

po10

i

tio

n.

F

IG.

4

2. Assemble clomp (B), to one of

,..,_,o

bat

eryholts

IC).

FICJt

wo

sner

ond

wing nv1 above clomp

OS

shown. Hook

the

bolt

m tn

rec

r of

bat

t

ery

SLlppnrt

ID

},

turn

cI

omp

to

the

side

as

!ihown

te

o11ow

p

oslrioning

of

bottcry.

Battery

lus1

o:~l

l

crtion

t;Ou·

tinued

on

page

6.

?059R·l7 1.

72

- 5 -

assembly

{cont.)

battery

(cont.)

installation

F

3.

Slide

battery

Into

position

as

shown,

with

r

erm

·

inols

to

t:~nter

of

T

ro

c

tor.

4. Hook

the

batter')' bo

lt

(C),

i

uto

th~

(ron1

of

tile

battery

support

(D

).

Assemble

clamp

(B),

to

bolt

(C

),

with

the

r&maining

washer

and

wing

nut .

Tig

h

ten

both

wing

nuts

securely

.

5. Connect

coble

and

co

v

er

(E,

rea

cover

),

to

plu s

(+)

terminal.

Ti

ghte

n nut

securely.

Preu

c;able

co

v-e~

(bl

oc:

k}

down

ove

r

terminal.

"

6.

Ccmect

grou

nd

cabl

e (F ,

block

cu •

te

r),

lo

neg-

at

i

ve

(-)

fe

rmin

a

l.

Trghten

nut

securely

.

seat

position

F

IG.

6

1.

The

~eat

(A), may

be

moved

tow

ar

ds

the

front

or

rea

r

!o

gi

ve

the

mo1t

comfortable

and

sa

fe op·

ercti

ng po5i

tion.

To

mo~e

the

sea

t,

loosen

tho

nut (B), b&neath the

!!.eat

and seat

stmng

and

sl i

de

the

!ea

t

to

the

posit

i

on

des

i

red

. T

ight

en

the

nLit

, mok lng

sure

that

the

seat

pl

ate

has

nat

twi

sted

ou•

of

o

li

gn-n

enl

wi

th

the

se

ct

spr

i

ng.

2059

R-l

7. l.n -

6-

instructions

before

operating

STUDY

RULE

S

FOR

SAF

E

OPERATION

•.

•

BEFORE

STARTING

THE

ENGINE,

bKome

tho

·

roughly fami I

iof

with

the

Rules

for Safe ()peraJion,

liste-d

on

pages

1

and

2, ond

with

th

e opero1ing

controls

before s

tart

ing the

eng

ine. K

NOW

THE

CONTROLS

AND

HOW

TO

STOP

QU

ICKLY.

controls

.

,Y,

I.

,UJ,U

J

~

,.,_

I

_ __.

The

following

controls

are

used

to

op

,

erote

the

Tr

actor:

1.

Clutch

ond

brak

~

foot

p•dol

i

~

loc:

a

ted

on

the

left

5 i

de

foot

rest

. Th•

foot

pe~al

oper~tes

a

t;ombi

nat

ion

brake

and

drive

c:lutd1.

There

arc

thr

ee

positions

of

operation

on

the

foot

pedal.

a.

The

clutch

is in

DRIVE

posi

t

ion

when

the

pedal

is

all

the

way

out

(i

.

e.

when

th• foot

is

remov&d from

the

pedal).

b.

The

c lutc:h

is

in t

ho

DECLUTCHED

position

wh

en

the

pedal

i5

depressed

half

way

or

more

.

c.

The

BRAKE

Is on

when

the

pedal

is

pr

essed

all

the

way

forward.

instructions

before

operating

(cont.)

controls

{cont

. )

FIG

. 8

2.

The

tronsoxle

(transmission)

gear

shift

levo

r

{A),

is

located

at

front

,

center

of

seat.

3.

The

high-low

range

(B)

is

loc

at

ed

on

R.H.

frame

side

just

forward

of

R.H.

rear

fender.

The

high-low

rongl'!

lever

has

3

positions,

up

far

high-

range

,

center

for

neutral

,

ond

down

for

lowrc:nge.

Thera

ure

two

n~::vtral

po:.ition~

in

l

r

on~missiou,

one

on

the

geor

sh

ift lev

er

, O

f'd

one

on

the

high

·

l

ow

r

ange

lever.

Both

1

eve

rs

rru5t

be

engaged

fo

r

Troc:tor

to

operate

. NOTE· A

safety

feature

has

b~n

i

ncorporated

on

the

geor

shift

lever.

This

l

ever

must

be in

neutral

(

directly

inline with

the

arrow

on

t

he

dec:ol

located

on

left,

lop

side

oF

chess

1s

assembly),

before

T

roc

r

or

wi

rJ

start.

Place

high-low

range

l~v&r

in

neutral

for

eas

ier

pushing

of

Tractor

or

when

Tractor

is

be

ing

rowed.

4.

To

el"lgoge

park

brake

(C),

push

foot

pedal oil

rl.e way duw11, pull

backwa

rd

011

park

broke

lever

ond

release

fo

ot

pedal.

Push

lever

forward to

rel

ease

broke.

ALWAYS

COM£

TO

AF

ULL

STOP

BEFORE

SHIFTING

GEARS

__

_

2059R-

17.

1.72

fuel

and

lubricant

FUEL

TANK

OIL

FIL

LE

AND

DIPSTICK

• 7 •

u

FI

G.

9

5.

To

l

ift

cowlin

g

top

assembly

,

grasp

each

side

of

cow

li

ng

ot

roar

a'ld pull

ovtword

ond

upward. L

1ft

c

ow

ling

to

its

extreme

position.

.

6. Engi

ne

crankcase

is

shipped

with

oil

reody

for

use

. However,

remove

oil

filler

cap

and

dips

t

ick

and

check

oil

level

before

~tort

in

g.

If

nece

ssa

ry,

add

oil

to

bring

oil

leve

l

up

to

the

full

merle

on

:

he

dipstick.

When

checking

oil

level,

push dip-

stick

assembly

firmly

but

slowly

unti

I

cop

bottoms

on

tube.

Do

not

overf

i

ll.

Tractor

should

be

level

.

Use All

stote

MS

SAE

30

de

t

erg~nt

oiI or

e~ivo

l

ent

for

summ•r

use.

For

winter

use,

below

(320),

usc

All

s

tato

mult

i

-grade

detergent

oil

MS

SAE

lOW-30,

lOW

-40

or

equivolrmr.

Nothing

should

be

added

to

the

recommended

oiI. Make

su

re

the

oil

used

is

a hi

gh

~a

I

ity

deterg

e

nt

oil

douified

"for

service

MS

" .

For

elC~reme

cold

, {

below

0°

F), use

MS

SAE SW-20. Di

pstick

ouembly

must

be

pushed

fully

into

rube

at

all

H

mes

when

en-

gine

is

operat

in

g.

•

]. Fill fuel r

ank

with a

good

grace

of

fr

esh

,

CL

EAN,

regular

gasol

i

ne.

Wi

pe

off

all

spill

ed fuel

ond

oi

l.

Do

not

mi

)(

oil

with

gaso

l

ine.

DO

NOT

FI

LL

GASOLINE

TANK

W

HILE

EN

·

GI

NE

IS R

UN

NING.

AVO

ID

SPILLING

GASO

·

LI

NE

ON A

HOT

ENGINE--THIS M

AY

CAUSE

AN

EXPLOSIO

N

AND

SERIOUS

INJURY

.

DO

N

OT

MI

X OIL WITH

GASOL

I

NE

.

USE

CLEAN

,

FRESH

.,

REGU

L

AR

"

GRADE

GASOLINE

.

FI

LL

TA

NK

CO

MPL

ETEL

Y.

operating

instructions

how

to

start

and

stop

FIG. 10

1.

Open fuel tonk

shut-off

valve

(A).

Close

shu1-off

valve

after

eac

h days

us9.

2.

CAUTION:

Before

starting

the

engine,

check

to

be

!>u

•c

t

hot

c

o,trol

s

ore

as

f

olluw$;

o. TronsJxle (

transmission

)

gear

shift

lever

(A, Fig. 8),

is

in

NEUTRAL.

1\0TE:

A

;cf.-

ty

fea

tu

re

has

been

i

ncorporated

on

the

gear

ih

ift lev

er

.

This

l

ever

must

be

in

neutral

(d

ir

e

ct!)

inlin

c:

wi

th

the

arrow

on

the

decal

located

on

left

,

top

s 1

de

of

chass

is

os·

sembly),

b~

f

ore

T

rocto

r wiII

start.

b.

A

seco

nd !'iafety

feature

of

your

Troc1or

is

thot

the

mower b

lode

clutch

handle

asse

mbly

(

8,

F i

g.

11), m

ust

be

in

the

u

out"

pos

ition

before

Trl)ctor

will

star•.

NOTE:

If blode

clutch

h

and

le

assembly

(8 ,

Fig.

lll,

interfer

es

with

ottac

hmenr

to

be

use<l,

remove

han·

d

lc:

CAUT

I

ON:

Fl

r!>t

move

han

dle

ro

"o

uf

"

pol>i·

tion,

then

remove

nut

and

handle.

Sa

ve for u

se

with

mower.

FI

G.

11

2059R

-17.1

.72

•

8.

FIG.

12

3.

Depress

clutch-broke

pedal

to

declutched

posi-

tion,

refer

to

Fig.

7.

-1

.

Pull

out

ch

oke

control

{C ), to full

choke

position

to s :ort in c

old

weather

or

if

T

rector

has

not

been

operated

for

some

t

im

e.

5.

Advance

throttle

lever

{D),

to

about

~

throttle.

6. Turn

ignition

key (E), c!

ockwise

to

..

start"

position.

After

engine

starts,

release

ke

y.

Push

in

cho

ke

cont

rol

{

C),

os

eng

i

ne

worm

s

up.

Let

e

ngine

wonn

up

b

efore

oppl

ing

lood

.

CAUTION

:

Do

not run

st

arter

co

ntin

uously

for

more

than

30

sec('nds

at o

time

. If

after

several

att-empts,

engine

does

no

t

start,

move

throttle

contro

l

lever

(D

),

to r

AST

pos

ition. Wait for

two

minut

e'

ond

try

ogo

i

n,

].

Ammeter (F ),

ioaicotes

r

o~e

of

battery

charge

or d i

scha

rge

when

ignition

is

on.

8.

To

stop

engine,

turn

key

(E), in o counter-

clockwir;e

direction

to

"off"

position.

K•y

'hov

ld

be

removed

so

chil

dren

con

not

start

tractor

.

STORE

YOUR

TRACTOR

IN

A

DRY

AND

PRO

-

TECTED PLACE. LEAVI

NG

YOUR

TRACTOR

OUTDOORS

, EX

POSED

TO

THE

ELEMENTS

.

W

ILL

RESULT

IN

M

ATER

IALLY

SHORTENING

ITS

LIFE.

FI

LL

T

HE

FUEL

TANK

WITH

CLEAN

,

FRESH

,

REGU

LA

R

GR

ADE

GASOLINE

, PREFERA3LY

AT

THE

END

OF

EACH

DAY'S

USE

.

THIS

WIL

L

FORCE

OUT

ANY

MOISTURE

LADEN

A

IR

AND

PREVENT

CONDENSATION

IN THE

FUEL

TANK

.

DO

NOT

MIX

,I

L

WITH

THE

GASOLINE

.

operating

(cont.)

instructions

safe

operating

REMOVE

T

HE

I

GNITION

KEY

-

K

EE.P

OUT

OF

RE.ACH

OF

CHILDRE.N !

1.

Try

your

Tractor

in

o Iorge,

op

en

space.

l

earn

ro

stcn,

stop

end

reverse.

2.

Start

the

eng

in

e and put

the

throttle

lever

at

about 11

throttle.

P;

sh

down

on

fool

pedal,

move

gear

shih

lever

and

range

shift

lev

er

to

.

speed

desired.

Release

foot

podol

slow

ly, or.d

Tractor

will

start

to

TIOVC.

AfTer

fool

pt:dul b

fully

re•

lcosod

(clutch

engaged

),

move

throttle

leve

r

to

fast

po

s

il

ion.

If

ground travel

is

too

fost

,

d~.

press

foot

pedal,

stop

Tractor

,

then

shift

to

a

slower

ground

trave

l

speed.

Alwayi

select

a

ground

travel

speed

lhor w:

II

svl t

attachment

be

ing u::.cd uno

not

overloYt.: t

he

t:

n

gine.

3.

Do

not

sh

ft

gear!;

while

Trado

r is moving.

4.

To

stop

Tractor,

push

fo

ot

pedal

a

ll

the

way

do

wn, move

gear

shift

lever

to

neutral

,

set

park·

ing

broke lock

and

r

elease

foot

pedal.

Always

check

to

'I'IOko !:ure broke li)ck will

held

Tractor

s

ecure.

Disengage

powe

r

to

attachment

.

Shut·

off

and

remove key

fron

switch.

Th

1s wi

ll

pre

-

vent

unauthor

i

zed

operation.

(eeo

key in a

safe

place

ou

t of

reach

of

c:1i

ldr

en.

Neve·

l

eovo

en·

gine

runn

ng

with

Tractor

vnot-end

e

d.

5.

D~

no

t o:>erate

the

T

roc

tor

in

high

gea

going

down h II,

end

do

1101 turn

sharp

::omers

while

go1ng

down

h

II

I.

If

t

is

necessary

to

srop

T rocror

W'li

le

g:>

i

ng

down h

ill,

do

so <;uickly to

prevent

Tractor

from pi

ck

ing up

ipeed

durinQ

the

de

-

c l

utching

to

broke

p:>s

itio

n.

NOT[

: The en

yi11e

produces

co

r

sid

erc

blo

brak-

ing

actio

n wh

en

rhroti

le

bock

to

idl in9 :>peed

with

out

declutching,

and

ttus

pr

ocedure

is

re·

cornTiended

before

apply

ing

broke.

2059R-17.1.72 - 9 .

K£EP

MOWING

AREA

Cl

EAR

-

ADUL

TS-

PETS-

CHILDREN

..

6.

Do not

shift

gears

wh i e

going

up

steep

hills.

Choo~o

a low

enough

gear

to

climb

hill

witho

Yt

s

topp

ing

ond

shifting

gear~.

If

it

is

necesscry

to

stop

while

going

up

hill,

do

so

quick

ly

to

prevent

Tractor

roll

ing

boc:(word.

Before

star

t-

i

ng

Tractor

in motion

go

ing

uphill,

us

e

one

of

tho

lowest

gears

,

redvce

engine

speed

and

en-

~ogo

clutch

grodua

Iy

to

prevent

T

re

ctor from

'r

ecri

ng

up"

.

DO

NOT

OPERATE TRACT

OR

AC

ROS

S

SLO

PE

S.

DO

NOT

OPERATE

TRACTOR

UP

OR

DOWN

SLOPES

WI

TH

MORE

THAN

1\ 15

DEGRE

E SLOPE.

7.

Upsets

can

happen

eos

i

ly

in

ditches.

Stcy

alert

for

holes

or

o

the

r

ya

rd

hazards

.

B.

If

tr

actor

becomes

mi

red

in o

hole,

try

to

back

ou

t

rather

than

drivlng forward.

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