Parts Diagram
Table Of Contents
- Cover
- Instruction for use of parts catalogue
- How to refer to the part information
- Part catalogue structure
- When the parts were revised
- Abbreviations used in the parts catalogue
- How to check the part block and serial numbers
- Models, parts catalogue codes and applicable serial numbers
- Features of each type
- Fuel hose, general purpose hoses and vinyl hose
- FLAT RATE SERVICE TIME
- ENGINE GROUP
- E-2
- E-7
- E-10
- E-11
- E-12
- E-14
- E-15
- E-15-1
- E-16
- E-17
- E-19
- E-22
- E-27
- E-28
- E-29
- PART NO. INDEX
- PART NAME INDEX
- Back cover
- PARTS CATALOGUE NEWS
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When the parts were revised
Be sure to check the
serial number!!
The number has been
used from the initial model
without revision.
When shown at the left side,
it is applicable to the models
of No.1001801 and the
subsequent numbers.
When shown at the right side,
it is applicable to the models
up to No.1001800.
• The parts listed with "###" at the end of the parts name have limited supply period
(parts not for sale).
• The following abbreviations are used in the parts name column.
A ........... Ampere
A.C. ....... Alternating current
ASSY. .... Assembly
AT. ......... Automatic
transmission
C.D.I. ..... Capacitive discharge
ignition
COMP. ... Complete
D.C. ....... Direct current
EX. ........ Exhaust
G.F.C.I ... Ground fault circuit
interruptor
HEX. ..... Hexagonal
H.S.T. .... Hydrostatic
transmission
FR. .........Front
IN. ..........Inlet
L
(
100L
)
.Link (100 Links)
L. ............Left
MM .........Millimeter
MT. .........Manual Transmission
P.T.O. .....Power take off
R. ...........Right
RR. .........Rear
STD. .......Standard
T (22T) ...Tooth (22 Teeth)
V ............Volt
W ...........Watt
Abbreviations used in the parts catalogue