Assessments - 2, GPA: 4
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Insert dipstick into oil fill tube before operating the unit. 4 Swivel Wheel Shaft Slot In Tractor Frame Link Rod Assembly Slot In Tractor Frame Link Rod Assembly Figure 5 Figure 6 Lift Handle Ferrule Link Rod Assembly Figure 7 Hitch Rod Rear of Tractor Hairpin Clip Figure 8 Notch Flat End of Link Rod Assembly Hitch Bar Assembly 3. Place the link rod assembly through the slot in the tractor fender. See Figure 5. 4. Thread ferrule (C) onto link rod assembly until approximately 1/4” of threads are showing. Place ferrule (C) through hole in bottom of lift handle on tractor. Slide washer (M) onto ferrule (C) and secure with hairpin clip (N). See Figure 6. 5. Remove the hitch rod from the rear of your tractor by removing the two hairpin clips. See Figure 7. NOTE: On 16 horsepower tractors, it is necessary to hold up the gasoline tank when removing and replacing the hitch rod. 6. Place new hitch rod (longer) in position on rear of tractor. See Figure 7. 7. Place hitch bar assembly in position over ends of hitch rod and secure with hairpin cotters provided with tractor hitch bar. See Figure 8. 8. Turn flat end of link rod assembly so that the notch is down. See Figure 8. 5 Extension Spring Notch in Linkage Arm Extension Spring Notch in Linkage Arm Flat Washer (J) Hairpin Clip (E) Weld Pin Figure 9 Figure 10 HairpinClip HairpinClip Hitch Rod on Tractor Hitch Bar Assembly Figure 11 Clevis Pin (I) FlatWasher (A) HairpinClip (E) Figure 12 Hole in Running Board 10. Back the tractor up to the tiller and hook the hitch bar assembly to it. See Figure 10. NOTE: Figure 10 is shown without the tractor for clarity. 11. Remove one hairpin clip from hitch rod on tiller, line up hitch bar assembly and install hitch rod. Secure with hairpin clip. See Figure 10. 12. Secure the stabilizer link to the hitch bar assembly with clevis pin (I), flat washer (A) and hairpin clip (E), as shown in Figure 11. 13. Using a piece of wire, hook one end of extension spring in the hole on the running board and the other end of spring to the notch in the linkage rod. See Figure 12. (On units with a one piece fender, remove one bolt which secures the bracket to the running board, closest to the frame, in order to attach the spring.) NOTE: Figure 12 is shown with the rear wheel removed for clarity. It is not necessary to remove for assembly. 6 9. Lift hitch bar assembly up and place sleeve (B) over weld stud on hitch bar. Next, place link rod over sleeve and secure with one flat washer (J) and hairpin clip (E). See Figure 9. SwitchWire Lead AdapterHarness AdapterHarness Ground Wire A B SwitchWire Lead AdapterHarness AdapterHarness Ground Wire A B Seat Wire Lead Wire Harness Tiller Wire Harness on Tractor Figure 13 14. There are two different types of seat safety switches. Refer to Figure 13A and Figure 13B. If the seat switch on your tractor is as shown in Figure 13A, assemble the adapter harness as follows. and four bolts, lock washers and nuts from the fender and running boards. • Unplug the wire lead from the switch located on the right hand seat bracket. Plug the end of the adapter harness into the switch on the seat bracket. • Plug the wire lead on the tractor into the same end of the adapter harness. • Attach the ground wire to a bolt on the tractor frame. • Plug the other end of the wire adapter into the wire harness on the tiller. NOTE: It is not necessary to remove the wire adapter from your unit when the tiller is removed. If your tractor is equipped with a plug on the seat as shown in Figure 13B, connect the wire harness on the tiller to the tractor as follows. Disconnect the wire lead under the seat of the tractor from the wire harness on the tractor. Connect the plug on the tiller wire harness to the wire lead on the seat. See Figure 13B. WARNING: When removing the tiller attachment, make certain to reconnect the wire lead under the seat to the wire harness on the tractor. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury. The seat switch is a safety device, designed for your protection. Never attempt to bypass its operation. 15. Raise and lower the tractor lift lever a couple of times to make sure that the tiller tines are going up and down. • On units with a one-piece fender, first remove This tiller attachment is not designed to be raised off the fender from the unit by removing for self-the ground by the tractor lift lever. It is designed to tapping screws from the top of the fender, trail behind the tractor. The lift lever is only used to raise the lower the tines. SECTION 3: OPERATION GAS AND OIL FILL-UP Service the engine with gasoline and oil as instructed in the separate engine manual packed with your mower. Read instructions carefully. WARNING: Never fill fuel tank indoors, with engine running or until the engine has been allowed to cool for at least two minutes after running. TO START ENGINE 1. Attach spark plug wire to spark plug. 2. Place the tine clutch rod in the disengaged position. See Figure 14. Figure 14 Pull Fo...