Attaching the brake cable, Securing the cable(s) (hardware e), Attaching the starter rope (hardware c) – MTD 111-020R000 User Manual

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“Z” Fitting

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FIGURE 3.

FIGURE 5.

ATTACHING THE BRAKE CABLE

1. The brake cable is attached to the engine, and has a “Z”

fitting on the loose end. Route the brake cable below the

lower handle. Place end of cable through the hole in the

-bracket as shown in figure 3. Be careful not to bend or

kink the cable at any time. Push the plastic fitting until
it locks into the hole in the bracket.

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WARNING: Brake cable must be assembled as
shown for proper blade brake operation.

2. Hook the “Z” end of the brake cable into the hole in the

blade control handle from the inside to the outside as

shown in figure 3.

SECURING THE CABLE(S) (Hardware E)

Secure the cable(s) to the left side of the handle as follows.

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WARNING: When attaching the control cables,
the cables must be routed to avoid contact with

ali sharp edges and hot surfaces to prevent
damage to the cables, which wili render the con­
trols inoperative.

1. Insert posts on cable ties into holes provided on the in­

side of the handle, one on the upper handle and two on
the lower handle. The holes may be either on the inside

-------or outside of the handles. See figure 4A.

2. Secure the cable(s) with the cable ties. See figure 4B.

3. Trim excess ends of cable ties.

ATTACHING THE STARTER ROPE (Hardware C)

1.

The starter rope is inside the top of the engine. Additional

rope may be wound around the starter handle. If so, un-

------ wind the rope from the handle.

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2. With the spark plug wire disconnected and grounded,

depress the blade control handle and pull the rope out
of the engine.

3. Place the rope guide around the starter handle, so the

rope guide is positioned as shown (bends downward
slightly). Insert the rope guide into the handle, and secure
with hex lock nut.

INSTALLATION OF WHEELS (Hardware F)

The four holes provide four cutting heights for your mower.

Use the same hole location for all four wheels when assem­
bling. If wheels are to be assembled in the lowest cutting posi­

tion (highest hole in the deck), refer to the note below.

-To assemble the wheels: (See figure 6)

1. Place axle bolt through wheel.

2. Place one smaller cupped washer on axle bolt, with the

cupped side of washer toward the deck (away from
wheel).

3. Secure wheel to deck with one larger cupped washer on

the inside of the deck (cupped side against the deck) and
hex nut. Tighten securely.

4. Assemble the other wheels in the same manner.

NOTE: If the lowest cutting position (highest hole in the deck)
is used, it is necessary to place the larger washer on the out­
side of the deck and the smaller washer on the inside.

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