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TRACTOR GUARAN . . . WE GUARANTEE and workmanship the gasoline the Sears Tractor ! EE to be free from defects in materials for a period of one (1) year from date of sale. This also includes engine which is warranted for a period of one (1) year by the gasoline engine manufacturer.
TO THE PURCHASER... SEARS TRACTOR Below GUARANTEE your of is Sears your with your will prove yourself you ISSUED purchase_ valuable helpful of need listed Tractor to your order the as madel number well as Keep this papers° This should you the certificate information need guarantee to rights repair o_ date parts during av¢_il or if th_ TO years into of this service fine piece which have been built of equipment, REMEMBER,..
TABLE DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS PAGE NO, ATTACHMENTS FOR YOUR TRACTOR 2 DESCRIPTION PAGE NQ PARKING BRAKE BRAKE 10 RULES OF GOOD SAFETY 3 PARKING PARTS IDENTIFICATION 4 BRAKE BATTERY 5 SEAT POSITION !0 TROUBLE 11 INSTALLATION BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE 5-6 Tires 5 Engine 5 Operating Controls HOW TO START Recoil ENGINE Model 6 6-7 7 ADJUSTMENT t0 ADJUSTMENT !0 SHOOTING HOW TO TIGHTEN TRANSAXLE DRIVE BELT STARTER Recoil 12-13 AIR CLEANER t4 Model Electric 14
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r_r_13 IUIZN I_I-ILAI|UN SWITCH FOR HEADL AND TAIL LIGHT IGNITION SWITCH 3TTLE CONTROL CHOKE GEAR SHIFT LEVER "_ \ DRIVE, CLUTCH AND _ r;i' BRAKE PEDAL / , J / FOOT REST PARKING -4- BRAKE
BEFORE Throughout this manual the use of the terms L.H, (Left Hand), R,H, (Right Hand), Front and Rear must be understood to avoid confusion when following instructions, Left and Right indlcate the left and right sides in the driver's the Hood end of the tractor seat. Reference of the tractor, when facing forward to Front indicates and Rear the STARTING THE ENGINE FUEL TANK drawbar. The Sears Custom Tractor has be_.n completely assembled at the factory, except for the battery.
BEFORE OPERATING STARTING THE ENGINE The gear shift lever selects the Forward NeutraI, and the Reverse positions required. (Cont'd.) speeds, CONTROLS HOW Become thoroughly familiar with the operating controls before starting the engine. The following controls are used to operate the tractor. TO START ENGINE CAUTION: Before starting that eontrois are as fotJows: the engine, check to see Transmission gear shift lever, refer to Fig.
HOW TO START RECOIL ENGINE (Cont'd.) 3. Grasp recoil starter handle and pull sharply. Refer to Fig. 10. Do NOT allow starter rope to snap back. Rewind sfowly keeping hold of the starter bangle at all times. MODEL 4. After engine starts, move throttle position; refer to Fig, 8. ELECTRIC MODEL CAUTION: KEEP HANDS AND ALL MOVING PARTS. \ 1. Place 2. Refer to c_ockwise feet on foot FEET more If than after Fig. 9. Turn to engage key in starter. Do not run starter 30 seconds at a time.
IU UHLffAIL IRACtUR . Try your tractor in a targe, open space, Avoid ditches, slopes, etc. Keep area free of children and animals, Learn to start, stop and reverse. , Start the engine and put the throttle _ever in the SLOW position, refer to Fig. 8. Push down on foot pedal, refer to Fig. 5, and move gear shift lever, Fig. 6, to speed desired. Gradually let up on foot pedal. DO NOT SHIFT GEARS WHILE TRACTOR iS MOVING. TRANSAXLE I. Check oil operation.
LUBRICATION CHART KING PIN KiNG PiN (GREASE FITTING REASE FITTING) (GREASE FITTING) FRONT WHEEL I INTERMEDIATE SHAFT --_L_J (GREASE FITTING) _ FOOT PEDAL SHAFT ! FOOT PEDAL SHAFT _, INTERMEDIATE SHAFT (GREASE FITTING) CLUTCH AND BRAKE ROD SHAFT STEERING 1 I _ll_ I _ I _,J_ TRANSAXLE OIL CAN GREASE GUN _"-'-LIGHT OIL - EVERY EVERY __GREASE .?_....
PARKING SEAT BRAKE POSITION ! FIG. FIG_ t4 When parking brake handle is up, (facing tractor seat), park brake is disengaged. To engage park brake, push down on foot brake pedal and park brake handle until handle faces front of tractor, refer to Fig. !4_ BRAKE 16 The seat can be moved forward or backward to give the most comfortable riding position. To adiust the seat, loosen nut beneath seat and seat spring, refer to Fig. J6. Siide seat to position desired.
TROUBLE SHOOTING HARD TO START No gasoline in fuel tank or carburetor. Fuel strainer, Fill fuel tank: open fuel shut off valve. Check fuel line, fuel strainer and carburetor. Remove fuel strainer and clean. Clean fuel line and carburetor. or fuel line clogged. Drain fuel from tank and carburetor. Refill with fresh clean gasoline. Remove and dry spark plug and reset plug gap. Replace wire on spark plug.
HOW TO TIGHTEN TRANSAXLE DRIVE BELT SEAT H SPRING DISTANCE MUST BE EQUAL ACROSS ENTIRE WIDTH OF CHASSIS CHANNEL AFTER BELT ADJUSTMENT IS MADE. BELT BOLTS ALSO 2 BOLTS OTHER SIDE OF MACHIN E BRAKE DRUM BRAKE BAND CHASSIS CHANNEL T R AN SAXL E DRAWBAR FIG. 17 1. Loosen bolts holding fransaxle and brake to chassis channel. (Total chassis and drawbar, two in L.H. chassis side and brake bracket, two See Fig. 17. Also, loosen front nut (B) on brake rod. Refer to Fig. 15.
HOW TO TIGHTEN IDLER TRANSAXLE BRACKET DRIVE BELT (Cont'd.) FINGER BELT X ENGINE PULLEY 0 / FOOT PEDAL FIG. ]9 3. Adiust nuts (A) on brake rod to lengthen rod, so that finger (X) on idler bracket assembfy, holds belt straight, or deflects belt not more than t/8 inch, between kclrer pulley and engine pulley, with foot pedal fully depressed (forward). See Fig. 19. Lengthen brake rod to make belt deflect. 4.
STARTER AIR CLEANER HOW TO START IF BATTERY iS LOW FIG, 20 This cleaner (A, Fig. 20), is designed to keep pieces of grass, chaff, etc., from entering the engine cooling system. This cleaner must be cleaned every four to eight hours depending upon conditions. To clean, remove cleaner and tap lightly. Knead with hands until cleaner appears to be clean. An air hose. may be used if available. Replace air cleaner Before starting engine. FI G. 22 1.
IMPORTANT -BATTERY Proper attention is of the utmost CARE to the battery importance, on units so equipped Your battery is of the same high standard as is used in automobiles. Unfortunately it does not have the advantage of automatic attention by the service station attendant as the one in your car. TIRES The folJowing points are recorded to help remind you to provide attention to the battery and gain full advantage of the usable life built into the battery and avoid costly replacements. 1.
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