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YOU«

TRACTOR

WITH

A LOW BATTERY

If your Battery is too low to start the engine, it should be

recharged. If "Jumper Cables" are used for emergency starting
follow this procedure NOTE: YOUR TRACTOR IS EQUIP­
PED WITH A 12 VOLT NEGATIVE GROUNDED SYSTEM,
THE OTHER VEHICLE MUST ALSO BE A 12 VOLT NEGA
TIVE GROUNDED SYSTEM

A

LEAD-ACID

BATTERIES

GENERATE

EX

PLOSIVE GASES. KEEP SPARKS, FLAME,
AND

SMOKING

MATERIALS

AWAY

FROM BATTERIES. ALWAYS WEAR EYE

PROTECTION AROUND BATTERIES.

1 Connect each end of the RED Cable to the POSITIVE (-i-|

terminals of each battery itaking care not to short against
chassis),

2

Connect one end of the BLACK Cable to the NEGATIVE

i") terminal of fully charged battery

3, Connect the other end of the cable to ENGINE BLOCK

or good CHASSIS GROUND on tractor (away from Gas
Tank or Battery),

4. Disconnect cables in reverse order:

a. Engine Slock or chassis of tractor
b. Negative terminal of fully charged battery,
c. Positive terminals

A

DO

NOT

USE

YOUR

TRACTOR

BAT

TERY TO START OTHER VEHICLES.

MAiWTEWAWCE - TRACTOi..

MOWER MAINTENANCE IS LISTED ON PAGE 12.

To keep your tractor running better, longer; perform neces­
sary service using the following Maintenance Schedule,

A

REFER

TO

"STOPPING

YOUR

TRAC­

TOR"

PAGE

13

AND

DISCONNECT

SPARK PLUG WIRE TO PREVENT AC­
CIDENTAL

STARTING

BEFORE

MAKING

ANY

INSPECTION,

ADJUSTMENT

OR

REPAIR (EXCEPT CARBURETOR).

DAII.Y

mMUJEUmCB

Make sure all nuts on bolts are tight and cotter pins and
retainer springs are secure Observe all safety precautions.
Keep tractor well lubricated (refer to page 22)

FIRST ¿A HOURS

1, CHANGE ENGINE OIL

Changing Oil after the first two hours will help eliminate

break-in residue which might be damaging to your Engine

NOTE: BE CAREFUL NOT TO ALLOW DIRT TO ENTER
THE ENGINE WHEN CHANGING OIL.

a. Drain Oil with Engine warm. Loosen Oil Drain Wing

Nut (Fig. 25) and remove Dipstick, Catch Oil in a suit­
able container. Tighten Oil Drain Wing Nut.

b. Refill Engine Oil. See oil chart, page 7, Refill capacity is

2 pints. NOTE: DO NOT OVERFILL, Replace Dipstick

FREQUENTLY

1 CHECK BATTERY

a Electrolyte solution level in each Battery Celt should be

even with bottoms of tubes in cells (Fig, 26), Add dis«
tilled water if necessary NOTE: DO NOT OVERFILL

b Keep Battery and Terminals clean
c. Keep Battery Bolts tight,
d Keep Vent Caps tight and small Vent holes in Caps

open.

e Recharge SLOWLY at 3 amperes if necessary.

2. CHECK TIRE PRESSURE

Tire pressure in front Tires should be 14 PSI; rear Tires

12PSI

3 CLEAN AIR SCREEN

Air Screen (Fig. 25) must be kept free of dirt and chaff to
prevent Engine damage from overheating.

CUT AWAY VIEW

VENT CAP

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