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Model No.

502.255193

CAUTION:

Read And Follow

All Safety Rules

And Instructions Before

Operating This

Equipment.

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12 HP. LECTRIC

40" MOWER

SPEED

LAWN TRACTOR

START

®Assembly

oOperation

e Maintenance

eService and Adjustment

®Repair Parts

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SAFETY RULES

Safe Operation Practices for Riding Vehicles

As Recommended by American National Standards Institute

This cutting machine is capable of amputating hands and feet and throwing objects. Failure to observe the following

safety instructions could result in serious injury or death to the operator or bystanders.

GENERAL OPERATION:

1o Read, understand, and follow all instructions in the instruction Book, on the machine, on the engine, and with any attachments

before starting_

2 Only aliow responsible adults familiar with the instructions to operate the machine.

3.. Clear the area of objects such as rocks, toys, wire, etc_ which could be picked up and thrown by the b|adav

4o Be sure the area is clear of other people before mowing. Stop the machine if anyone enters the area°

5. Never carry passengers.

6. Disengage all attachment ctutches and shift into Neutral before attempting to start the engine_

7,_ Disengage power to the mower or any attachments before backing up. Do not mow in reverse untess absolutely necessary. Always

look down and behind before and while backing.

8. Be aware of the directlon the mower discharge_ Do not point discharge from the mower at anyone or at places where people may bee Do

not operate the mower without either the entire grass bagger or the mower guard in place,

9. Slow down before turning.

100 Never leave amachine unattended with the engine running, Always disengage the blade(s), set the parking brake, stop the engine and

remove the key before dismounting

1 1, Disengage power to attachment(s) when transporting or not {n use,, Disengage the blade(s) when not mowing°

12. Stop the engine before removing the grass bagger or unclogging the chute.

13. Mow only in daylight orgood artificial light,

14. Do not operate the machine while under the influence of alcohol or drugs or when very tired,,

15,. Watch for traffic when operating near or crossing roadways,

16. Use extra caution when loading or unloading the machine when using a trailer or truck for transporting.

17,. Always wear safety glasses or an eye shield when you operate the unit to protect your eyes from foreign objects that can be thrown

from the unit, Aiways wear eye protection when you make an adjustment or repair to the machine,

18, Use care when puliing loads or using heavy equipment°

ao Use oniy approved drawbar hitch points.

b., Limit loads to those you can safely control

c. Do not turn sharply,. Use care when backing.

d. Use counterweights or wheel weights when suggested in the Instruction Book.

CHILDREN:

Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to the presence of children, Children are often attracted to the machine and the

mowing activity. Never assume that children will remain where you last saw them,

1. Keep children out of the mowing area and in the watchful care of an adult other than the operator.

2, Be alert and turn the engine off if children enter the area.

3Before and when backing, look behind and down for small children,

4. Never carry children or any passengers They may fall off and be seriously injured or interfere with the safe operation of the

machine,

5, Never allow children to operate the machine_ Instruct chitdren in the dangers of the machine

6 Use extra care when approaching blind corners, shrubs, trees or other objects that may obscure vision.

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SAFETY RULES -continued

SLOPE OPERATION:

Slopes and rough terrain are major factors related to loss of control and tip over accidents which can result in severe injury or death.

All slopes require extra caution. If you cannot back up the slope or if you feet uneasy on the slope, do not mow ito See the "Slope

Guide" in the back of this book to check for safe operation,

1. Mow up and down slopes, not across.

2o Remove obstacles such as rocks, limbs, etCo..

3 Watch for holes, ruts or bumps° Uneven terrain could overturn the machine., Tall grass can hide obstacles

4. Use slow speed, Choose alow enough gear so that you will not have to stop or shift while on the slope°

5,, Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for wheel weights or counterweights to improve stability.

6. Use extra care with grass baggers or other attachments, they can change the stability of the machine.

7. Keep all movement on the slopes slow and gradual., Do not make sudden changes in speed or direction

8Avoid starting or stopping on aslope. If tires lose traction, disengage the blades and proceed slowly straight down the slope,

DO NOT

1o Do not turn on slopes unless absolutely necessary, then only turn slowly and gradually downhill, if possible,

Z, Do not mow near drop-offs, ditches or embankments. A wheel over the edge or an edge caving in could cause a sudden overturn and an

injury or death.

3. Do not mow on wet grass. Reduced traction could cause sliding.

4. Do not try to stabilize the machine by putting your foot on the ground.

5, Do not use a grass bagger or other rear mounted accessories on steep slopes (greater than 10 °}

SERVICE:

1, Use extra care when handling gasoline and other fuels, Fuels are flammable and the vapors are explosive,

a Use only an approved container,,

b Never remove the gas cap or add fuel with the engine running, Allow the engine to cool for several minutes before refueling Do

not smoke.

c, Never refuel the machine indoors

d° Never store the machine with fuel in the tank or fuel container inside where there is an open flame, such as a water

heater,

2. Never start or run the engine inside an enclosed area

3o Keep all nuts and bolts, especially the blade attachment nuts tight. Frequently check the blade(s) for wear or damage such as cracks

and nicks A blade that is bent or damaged must be immediately replaced with a factory reptacement blade. For safety, replace the

blade every two years. Keep the equipment in good condition

4, Never tamper with the safety devices. Check their proper operation regularly,

5. To reduce fire hazards keep the machine free of grass, leaves or other debris build-up Clean uP oil or fuel sPilfage Allow the machine to

cool before storing

6, Stop and inspect the equipment if you strike an object, Repair, if necessary, before re-starting

7. Never make adjustments or repairs with the engine running,, The carburetor can be adjusted with the engine running, Do not change

the engine governor settings or overspeed the engine,.

8 Grass bagger components are subject to wear, damage and deterioration, which could expose moving parts or allow objects to be

thrown, For storage, always make sure the grass bag is empty Frequently check components and replace with manufacturer's

recommended parts when necessary

9, Mower blade(s) are sharp and can cut Wrap the blade(s) or wear gloves and use extra caution when servicing them or the blade

housing area.

10, Check the brake operation frequently, Adjust and service as required,

1 1 Wait for all movement to stop before servicing any part of the uniL

Look for this symbol to indicate important safety

precautions,. This symbol indicates: "Attention!

Become Alert! Your Safety Is At Risks _

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Congratulationson your purchase of a Sears Tractor. It has been

designed, engineered and manufactured to give you the best poss-

ible dependability and performance.

If you experience any problem you cannot easily remedy, please

see your nearest Sears Service Department. We have competent,

well trained technicians and the proper tools to service or repair

this unit.

Please read and retain this manual. The instructions will enable you

to assemble and maintain your unit properly. Always observe the

"Safety Rules".

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

oCarefully read and foilow the rules for safe operation.. Inspect

the unit

• Follow all the assembly instructions_ Correctly adjust the

unit.

= Know how to operate all standard and accessory equipment

on the unit° Make sure that the operator can correctly

operate the unit.

= Operate the unit only with guards, shields, and other safety

items in place and working correctly..

t Complete all maintenance on the unit. Service the unit only

with authorized or approved replacement parts.

NOTE: This unit is equipped with an internal combustion engine

and must not be used on or near any unimproved forest-covered,

brush-covered or grass-covered land unless the englne's exhaust

system is equipped with a spark arrester meeting applicable loca|

or state laws (if any).. If a spark arrester is used, it must be

maintained in effective working order by the operator:

in the State of California the above is required by law (Section

4442 of the California Public Resources Code). Other states may

have similar laws_ Federal laws apply on federal lands., See an

Authorized Service Center for a spark attester for the muffler.

MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT

A Sears Maintenance Agreement is available on this unit See the

nearest Sears Store for information..

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Briggs & Stratton Engine 12 HP,.

Charging System 3 amperes at 3600 rpmr.

Fuel Tank Size 1gaIIon

Type Of Fuel Unleaded Regular

Oil Capacity 3pints

Oil Type Above 32 °

Below 32 °

Spark Plug (Gap 0,.030")

SAE 30 or 10W30

SAE 5W30

Champion J 19LM

Sears 71-33312

STD361458

Tire Air Pressure Front and Rear 12 psi

All Gear Transaxle Six forward speeds and one reverse.,

Ground Speed Forward 0-5,4 MPH.

Reverse 0-1 _6 MPH.

Tilt Seat The seat tilts forward for easy access to the battery.

Mower Housing The full=floating suspension and twin blades

give an even cut,,The lift lever has six height positions from 2 to

4inches,

Blade Nut Torque 30 foot pounds

Grass Bagger Size 4 bushels

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LAWN TRACTOR

Record in the space below the serial number and the date

of purchase of this unit.

The model number and serial number are found on adecal

attached to the back of the frame

Model Number: 502.255193

Serial Number:

Date of Purchase:

Keep these numbers for future reference.

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LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY

ON ELECTRIC START RIDING EQUIPMENT AND GRASS BAGGER ATrACHMENT

For two years from the date of purchase, when this riding equipment and grass bagger attachment are maintained, lubricated, and

tuned up according to the operating and maintenance instructions in the Owner's Manual, Sears will repair free of charge any defect in

material or workmanship in this electric start riding equipment and grass bagger attachment°

This warranty excludes blade(s), blade adapter(s), spark plug(s), air cleaner, and belt(s), which are expendable arrd become worn during

normal use.

This warranty does not cover:

-tire replacement or repair caused by punctures from outside objects (such as nails, thorns, stumps, or glass); and

-repairs necessary because of operator' abuse or negligence, including the failure to maintain the equipment according to

instructions contained in the Owner's Manual; and

-riding equipment and grass bagger attachment used for commercial or rental purposesv

FULL 90-DAY WARRANTY ON BATTERY

For 90 days from the date of purchase, if any battery included with this riding equipment proves defective in material or workmanship

and our testing determines the battery will not hold a charge, Sears will replace the battery at no charge.

WARRANTY SERVICE IS AVAILABLE BY CONTACTING THE NEAREST SEARS SERVICE CENTER/DEPARTMENT tN THE UNITED

STATES, This warranty applies only while this product is in use in the United States_

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.

Sears. Roebuck and Coo, D/731CR-W, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY RULES ............................................... 2-3

CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES ......................... 4

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ............................... 4

WARRANTY ...................................................... 4

TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................... 5

INDEX ............................................................... 5

TRACTOR ATTACHMENTS ................................ 6

ASSEMBLY .................................................. 7-20

OPERATION ............................................... 21-26

MAINTENANCE .......................................... 27-34

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT ...................... 35-41

STORAGE ........................................................ 41

TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART .......................... 42

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC ................................ 43

REPAIR PARTS, MOWER ............................ 44-57

REPAIR PARTS, GRASS BAGGER ............... 58-59

REPAIR PARTS, TRANSAXLE ..................... 60-61

REPAIR PARTS, ENGINE ............................. 62-66

PARTS ORDERING/SERVICE ................ Back Page

Adjustments:

Blade Engagement Control 29 .....................

Brake, Drive ........................................................ 30

Carburetor ....................................................................35

Clutch .........................................................................30

Mower Housing Level ......................................38

Throttle Control Cable ................................ 35

Assembly .... ...................................................................... 7-20

Attachments ...................................................................6

Bagging Tips ...................................................................26

Battery:

Charge ..............................................................................8

Clean and Check .............................................32

Emergency Start ............................................ 41

Install .......................................................................20

Storage ............................................................................41

Belt:

Motion Drive, Adjust .......................................... 30

Motion Drive, Replace .......................................... 38

Mower Drive, Adjust ......................................29

Mower Drive, Replace ........................... 37

Rooting, Check ................................................10

Blade, Remove and Install .......................................28

Blade, Sharpen ........................................................28

Blade Engagement Control:

Adjust ................................................................ 29

Operatlon .................................................................... 23

Brake, Check and Adjust Drive .............................30

Brake Pedal, Operation .................................. 21

Carburetor Adjust .................................................35

Charge Battery ................................................................8

Clutch/Brake Pedal ............................................21

Controls .........................................................................21

Cutting Height ......................................................23

Electrical Schematic ..................................... 43

Engine:

Carburetor .....................................................35

Oil, Change ................................................ 33

Oil Level, Check ........................................ 33

Oil Type ...............................................................33

Operation Speed Chart .................................22

Starting ....................................................... 25

Stopping ................................................... 22

Storage ...........................................................41

Throttle Control .......................... 21, 35

Trouble Shooting Chart .................. 42

iNDEX

Filter Air .................................................................34

Filter Fuel ........................................................... 34

Fuel .... ...................................................................... 25

Fuel System Storage ...............................................41

Fuse ..........................................................4t, 43, 54

Grass Bagger:

Assembly ............................................................13 20

Operation ..................................................................24

Service and Adjustment ................................40

Ignition Switch .........................................................21

Lift Lever ........................................................ 21 23

Lights ...................................................................... 21 40

Lubrication ...................................................................27

Maintenance .....................................................27 34

Air Filter ......... ....................................................... 34

Battery .................................................................32

Blade ...........................................................................28

Blade Engagement Control .............................29

Brake ....................................................................... 30

Clutch ......................................................................30

Engine 011 .............................................................. 33

Lubrication .........................................................27

Muffler, Check ............................................................ 34

Spark Arrestor ...........................................4 34

Spark Plug ................................................ 34

Tires .......................................................................... 32

Maintenance Schedule ................................... 27

Mower Housing

Clean ......................................................................40

Level Adjustment ...............................................39

Remove and Install .........................................36

Mowing and Bagging _t_ps ...............................26

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Check ..............................................................33

Change ................................................... 33

Operating Tips ...................................................26

Operation ............................................................21 - 26

Grass Bagger .................................................24

LiftLever ....................................... 21, 23

Mower Housing ............................................23

Operation On Hills ......................................23

Parking Brake .................................... 2I, 22

Shift Lever ............................. 21 22

Start Engine ................................... 25

Stop The Unit ..................................... 22

Parking Brake ............................ ........................ 21, 22

Parts Bag, Grass Bagger ...........................11 - 12

Parts Bag, Lawn Tractor .........................................7

Replace Motion Drive Belt .............................. 38

Replace Mower Drive Belt .................................37

Safety Rules .......................................................2-3

Seat, Install ...............................................................9

Service and Adjustments .........................35 - 40

Battery, Emergency Start ...............................40

Carburetor ........................................................35

Fuel Filter ............................ ..................................... 34

Fuse ....................................................................41

Level Mower Housing .......................................38

Light Bulb, Replace ......................................... 40

Motion Drive Belt ................................................38

Mower Ddve Belt ..................................................37

Mower Housing, Install ......................................36

Mower Housing, Remove ............................36

Sharpen Blade ..............................................................28

Shift Lever ................................................21, 22 31

Shift Gate, Adjust ..............................................31

Slope Guide ....... ................................................... 67

Spark Arrestor .............................................. 4 34

Spark Plug ...........................................................................34

Specifications, Product ............................................4

Speed Control Chart .............................................22

Start Engine .....................................................................25

Steering Whee! ..........................................................9

Stop Unit ..................................................................22

Storage ................................ .................................... 41

Throttle Control .....................................................23

Throttle Control Cable Adjust ..........................35

Tire Pressure .................................... 4, 10, 32

Trouble Shooting Chart ......................................42

Warranty ........................................................ 4

Wheel Align Front ....................................... 41

Wiring Schematic .......................................... 43

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TRACTOR ATTACH M ENTS

Attachments That Add to the Usefulness of Your

Craftsman Lawn Tractor

Sears offers a wide variety of attachments that fit your iawn tractor Many of these are listed below with brief explanations of how they can

help you°This list was current at the time of publication; however, it may change in future years- more attachments may be added, changes

may be made in these attachments, or some may no longer be available_

Most of these attachments do not require additional hitches orconversion kits (those that doare indicated) and are designed for easy attaching

and detaching° You may order these attachments at most Sears retail stores, catalog sales offices and thru the catalog,

PERMANEX BAGGER lets you collect grass clippings and leaves for a healthier, neater-looking lawn. Two Permanex containers hold

33-gallon plastic bags.

LAWN SWEEPERS let you collect grass clippings and leaves_Select from these:

=30-in, Path with a capacity of 9.0 cu. ft,

=32-in_ Path with acapacity of 10_0 cu_ ft_

=32=in High Performance Path with acapacity of 10=0 cu=ft.

=38-in, High Performance Path with a capacity of 12_5 cuoft_

LAWN MAC for powerful collection of heavy grass clippings and leaves Accepts optional wand attachment to pick up debris in

hard-to-reach places Has a 3hp. engine with 12 bushel capacity° Requires a Chute Adapter.

CARTS make hauling easy. Choose from these:

= 4 cubic foot Dump Cart with a capacity of 400 Ib,

= 10 cubic foot Hauling Cart with acapacity of 1,000 {b=

= I0 cubic foot Dump Cart with acapacity of t,000 ib.

=14 cubic foot Dump Cart with acapacity of 1,250 Ib=

= 17 cubic foot Dump Cart with acapacity of t,500 Ibo

ROLLER for smoother lawn surface. 36-1nch wide, 1B-inch diameter water-tight drum holds upto 390 Iboof weight. Rounded edges prevent

harm to turf_Adjustable scraper automatlcally cleans drum°

SPREADER/SEEDERS make seeding, fertilizing, and weed killing easy. Broadcast spreaders also useful for granular de-lcers and sand°

=Drop type, 36-inch. 12-1nch semi-pneumatic wheels. I00 lb=capacity steel hopper.

= Broadcasts a4 to 12 foot swath 70 lb. capacity steel hooper= Non-corrosive spreading

spinner.. Nylon gear box. Stainless steel shaft_

o Broadcasts t0 to 12 foot swath. 160 lb_ capacity (covers 40,000 sq. ft°) No-rust

polypropylene hopper and impeller. Vinyl hopper cover.

= Broadcasts t 0 to 12 foot swath. 100 Ibocapacity_ No-rust polypropylene hopper and

impeller, Vinyl hopper cover.

AERATOR promotes deep root growth for ahealthy lawn. Tapered 2_5-inch steel spikes mounted on 10-inch dia meter discs puncture holes

in soil at close intervals to let moisture soak in. Steel weight box for increased penetration_

CORING AERATOR takes small plugs out of soil to allow moisture and nutrients to reach grass roots., 36-inch swath. 24 hardened steel

coring tips. 150 lb capacity weight tray.

DETHATCHER loosens and flips thatch and matted leaves to lawn surface for easy pick up. Twenty spring steel tines (t 0 pairs) dethatch

40-inch swath. Useful to prepare bare areas for reseeding and for seed bed preparation after tilling. Rear mount

DETHATCHER loosens and lifts thatch to fawn surface for easy pick up (with bagger, sweeper or vac). Ten spring steel tines, each with two

"teeth", dethatch 3B-inch path_ Front mount_

TRACTOR COVER protects tractor from weather. Made of Evolution 3 fabric (water repellent, extremely breathable, lightweight, soft, non

abrasive, pliable over a wide temperature range, durable, stain-tear-and puncture-resistant, wilf not shdnk or stretchL

SEAT COVER is dense polyester shag, machine washable. Provides cooler, more comfortable ride in the summer heat. Protects seat for

longer lifeo

SPRAYERS uses 12-volt DC electric motor that connects to tractor battery or other 12 volt source, Includes booms for automatic spraying

when pulling, and hand held wand for spot spraying. Wand has adjustable spray pattern_ For applying herbicides, insecticides, fungicides,

and liquid fertilizers.

'_ 50 psi maximum pressure with 12 foot wand length

= 25 psi maximum pressure with 10 foot wand length

SNOW BLADE for snow removal only. t 4-inch high, 42-inch wide blade clears 38-inch path when angled left or right, Raises, lowers with

side lever_ Adjustable skids; replaceable, reversible scraper bar. (Use with tire chains, wheel weights.)

SNOW THROWER has 40-inch swath. Dru m-type auger handles powdery and wetJheavy snow_ Mounts easily with simple pin arrangement,

Discharge chute adjusts to 210 °arc from tractor seat. 6-inch diameter spout discharges snow 10 to 50 feet. Lift controlled at tractor seat.

(Use wlth tire chains, rear wheel weights)

CART-N-VAC Large 12 bushel capaclty. Converts to 4 cuoft. hauling cart. Load capacity 250 lbs.

TIRE CHAINS ere heavy duty; closely-spaced extra-large cross links give smooth rlde, outstanding traction_

WHEEL WEIGHTS for rear wheels provide needed traction for snow removal. In pairs. (30 Ibs ea )

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NOTE: Do not use pull-behind attachments on slopes that are greater than 10 degrees,

ASSEMBLY

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PREPARATION

Before being put in the carton, the unit was carefu[iy inspected The

carton was made to protect the unit during shipment,

The unit is comptetety assembled except for the items shown on

this page These items are in the carton with aparts bag which

contains the fasteners to assemble the unit Find and remove these

items,, The fasteners are shown on the next page,

HOW TO REMOVE FROM THE CARTON

To remove the unit from the carton, follow the instructions below,.

1. Open the top of the carton,,

2. Remove the wood frame at the top of the carton_

3,, Remove the boxes labeled (A) and (B) from the carton,.

Remove the seat,, NOTE: the seat is covered with a protective

sleeve. Remove the Grass Bagger Cover, the outer tube, the

connector tube and the protective pad,

4., The items shown at the right are in a small unmarked box.

Remove and check each item Remove the small box°

5. Cut each corner of the carton from the top to the bottom with

a knife,

NOTE: See the Operation section for the location of

the controls,,

6o Move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL position

7, Move the lift lever to the HIGH position

CAUTION: Check the bottom of the carton for staples,,

Remove any staples that are in the path of the tires.

9, From the back of the unit, carefully pull the unit backwards

off the wood frame,

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Owner's Manual

Bellows

TOOLS YOU NEED TO ASSEMBLE THE UNIT

1. Adjustable wrench (2 required) 5Phillips screwdriver

2. Open end wrench 1/2" - 9/16" 6, Low Tire pressure gauge

3, Open end wrench 7/16" - 1/2" 7o Knife

4. Blade type screwdriver 8Socket Set (Optional)

___. PARTS BAG -contents for Lawn Tractor ........

The fasteners and other loose parts are shown below,, The fasteners are shown at full size with the quantities in brackets { ),

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(2) Locknut (1) Flange Hax Nut (2) Lockwasher

For Battery Terminals For Steering Wheel For Seat [Notshownrut}slzti)

1/_'2B 5/t 6"-24 I.Do 5116" (4) Hub Cap

15×66 15x90 18xl 624582

(Notshawn fullSize)

(1) Battery Clip

91941

(2) Ignition Key

91275

12) He× Bolt {2} HBx Bolt (t) Hex Bolt _J_

For Battery Termlnais For Seat For Steering Wheel

V_"-20x%" 5116"_18x_ls" B/16'L24x1 ¥0" (1) Screw

1x38 tx45 lx66 For Battery Clip

26x 184

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ASSEMBLY

HOW TO PREPARE AND

CHARGE THE BATTERY

NOTE; Before you install the battery, add the battery acid

(Electrolyte) and charge the battery° Battery acid will damage

paint and parts,

WARNING: Read the instructions included with

the battery acid container. Protect your hands

_nd eyes from the battery acid_ Use clothing that

will protect you.

1. If the vent caps are not installed on the battery, remove the

vent caps from the plastic bag Read the instructions

included with the vent caps_ Your unit will have one or the

other types of batteries as shown.

2_ If metal tape covers the vents, remove the metal tape from

the vents. Discard the metal tape.

3. Pour battery acid into each battery cell until the battery acid

touches the bottom of the vent as shown. Do not add the

battery acid above the bottom of the vent. tf you add too

much battery acid, the excessive battery acid will flow from

the battery when you charge the battery.

4. Wait 20 to 30 minutes before you put the vent caps on the

battery° While you wait for the battery, you can continue with

the assembfy of the unit°

5o The level of the battery acid can drop below the vent

described in step 3, Add more battery acid until the correct

battery acid level is reached. Install the vent caps_ Wash the

top of the battery with water to remove any battery acid._

6. Discard the battery acid container and any battery acid that

was not used as follows. Fill the container half full with watery

Add baking soda and mix together using a piece of wood,

Add more baking soda until the solution does not foam.

Discard the solution and wash the container with water..

Destroy the container

WARNING; When you chargethe battery, do notsmoke, Keep the battery away from any sparks_

The fumes from the battery acid can cause an

explosion.

7, Use a 12 volt battery charger to charge the battery. Charge at

arate of 6 amperes for 1 hour,

8o After the battery is charged, check the level of the battery

acid. If the level of the battery acid falls, add water. Do not

add battery acid to a charged battery or the result can be

an explosion.

9. The engine has a 3 amperes charging system If you frequently

start the engine or frequently use the headlight (if equipped),

the battery will not stay fully charged. For longer life of the

battery, charge the battery every three months.

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Remove and discard

the meta_

Vent Cap

Battery

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CUT AWAY VIEW

Vent

Correct

Liquid

Level

DANGER

BATTERY ACID WILL

CAUSE SEVERE BURNS

Contains sulphuric acid.

Do not let the battery acid come in contact with the skin, the eyes. orthe

clothing

To prevent accidents, neutralize the battery acid that was not used To

neutralize, fill the container half full with water Add baking soda and

mix using a piece of wood until the solution does not foam, Discard the

solution and wash the container with water Destroy the container

ANTIDOTE:

External = Wash the area with water, then wash with a solution of

water and sodium bicarbonate

Internal =Drink large amounts of water milk, or milk of magnesia

Drink water mixed with the whites of eggs_ Call a Doctor

immediately

Eyes -Flush with water for t5 minutes and then get immediate

medical help

POISION

-KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN -

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ASSEMBLY

_OW TO ASSEMBLE

rilE STEERRNG WHEEL

Jse the fasteners shown below to install the steering wheeE The

;asteners are shown at full size @

ix66 t5×90

1 Make sure the front wheels point forward. Slide the bellows

over the steering post. Make sure the collar of the bellows is

on top. Push on the top of the bellows.

2,, Attach the steering wheel to the steering post with the

fasteners as shown Tighten the fasteners

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Bellows

S1eedng Wheel

Steering Posl

HOW TO INSTALL THE SEAT

Use the fasteners shown below to install the seat, The fasteners are

shown at full size°

(A)

Ix45 (8)

18×16

1. Carefully remove the protective sleeve and the plastic bag

from the seat, Do not damage the wire attached to the

bottom of the seat.

2. Align the holes in the seat hinge to the holes in the seat..

Fasten the seat to the seat hinge with the fasteners as

shown Tighten the fasteners

3, Check the operating position of the seat. If the seat needs to

be adjusted, loosen the seat adjusting nuts on the seat hinge.

Slide the seat forward or backward along the adjusting holes

as shown.To keep the seat straight, align the rear edge of the

seat hinge with the marks on the top of the console_ Tighten

the hex nuts.

4" Connect the wire from the seat switch sensor to the wire

harness. Make sure the tab part of the connector, from the

seat switch sensor, Jocks into the latch of the wire harness

connector,

WARNING: For correct and safe operation ofthe

unit, connect the wire from the seat switch

sensor to the wire harness.

Seat

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ASSEMBLY

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HOW TO ATTACH THE HUB CAPS

Push each hub cap onto the center' hub of each wheel, Make sure

the washer holds the hub cap in place_

CHECK THE TIRES

CHECK THE DRIVE BRAKE

The drive brake can be easily checked as foHows_ Set the parking

brake Move the shift lever to the neutral (N) position Push the unit.

If the rear wheels rotate, adjust the drive brake. Seo "How To Chock

And Adjust The Drive Brako'_

Check the air pressure in the tireSr.Tires with too much airpressure

will cause the unit to ride rough. Also, the wrong air pressure will

keep the mower housing from cutting level, The correct air

pressure (PSI) is 12 PSI (0,B5 kg/cm2),

CHECK THE BELTS

Check the routing of the belts. Make sure the belts are not twisted.

Make sure the belts are inside all the belt guides_

CHECK THE LEVEL OF

THE MOWER HOUSING

The lever of cut was set at the factory,, After the unit is fully assemble,

completely read the Operation Section.

Make sure the level of cut is set at the height you like for your lawn,.

Check the operation of the mower housing° Mow a short distance

and look at the area that was cut. If the mower housing does not cut

level, see the instructions on "How To Level The Mower Housing"_

HOW TO CHECK THE ALIGNMENT OF THE

SHIFT GATE

Belt Guides

Follow the instructions in the Operation Section on "How To Use

The Shift Lever"., If it is difficult to change gears, first check the

_nstructions, "How To Check And Adjust The Clutch". Then, adjust

the shift gate.. See the irrstructions, "How To Check And Adjust The

Shift Gate",

Blade Drive

Pulley

Transaxle Pulley

idler Pulley

Mower Drive

Belt

Belt Guides

Stack

Pulley

Belt Guides

Idler Put{ey

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iMPORTANT: Remove and identify the contents of each box as shown below:

CONTENTS OF BOX A

Containers

Frame Mount Bracket _L=_

Weight Bracket

Hin_

CONTENTS OF BOX B

Fr°ntWi_"

Window

(In paper bag_

Extension Tube

and Plate Assembly

Parts Bag

(2) Plastic Bags

(Not shown)

Elbow

Channel

D-81_8

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PARTS BAG - conterlts for Grass Bagger

The fasteners and other loose parts are shown below. The fasteners are shown full size with the quantities in brackets ().

NOTE: Some of the fasteners will not be required for your modoLi_., ..,..

_,_"-20 x½"

3 For Cover Hinge (4)(5)Bolt,Special For Handle (1)

For Outer Tuba (3)

(2) Bolt, Carriage For Center Tube (2)

For Extension Tube 5/16"-24 x 1% _

5/16"-18 x ¾" 6x93

2x64

(2) Bolt, Hax

For Frame Bracket

5/t6"-1B x 1_

I x84

(1) Bolt, Hex

For Frame Bracket

½"-13 x t¼_

lx125

(6) LocknQ

(1) Bolt, Carriage For cover Hinge [4)

For Latch Pin For Handle (2)

1/4"-20 xs/a" ¼"-20

2x39 15x66

(2) Hex Nut, Flanged

For Latch Pin (1)

For Rubber Latch (1)

¼"-20

15x89

L4x24

(t) Locknut

For Frame Bracket

_;_143

151Washer 121 Washer (NotShownFullSize)

For Outer Tube (3) For Frame Bracket (I) Handle, Plastic

For Center Tube (2) LD. °39" For Cover

18xl 5 17x51 54537

{Not Shown Full Size}

(1) Latch, Rubber

54695

{Not Shown Futl Size|

(1) Pin, Latch

54563 (NotShowni_[t Size)

(1) Pin, Hinge

54407Z

(4) Bolt, Carriage

(Not shown actual size)

(8} Fastener, Plastic

For Containers (4 each)

193xl

(1) Screw

For Rubber Latch

1/_-20 x 1_For Elbow

¼" x¾" AB

4x71 26x239

(1_) Screw 131 Screw

For Front Weight

5/16_-18 x ¾_

2x74

#10-t6 x½" AB For Cover Handle (2)

(3) Nut, Hax

For Cover Handle (2)

For Window Clip (1)

Q#10-24

15x81

(4) Nut, Jam

For Front Weight

5/16"-t8

;; 15x109

(2) Nut, Wing

For Extension Tube

5/16'_18

@14x83 _

For Window For Window Ctip (1)

26x246 #10-24 X %"

4x21

(Not ShownFullSize) (NotShownFullSize)

(1) Plug, Weight (3) Cap

24863 For Outer Tube (2)

For Center Tube (1)

For Connector Tube

54416E7011

151Nut, Hex

For Outer Tube (3) {NotShownFullSizel

For Center Tube (2) 5/16"-24 (1) Clip, Window (NotShownFullSize}

16X32 54571Z (1) Bracket

For Extension Tube

54566

(4) Locknut, Flange

For Front Weight

5/16"-18

15x88

121 Nut -Flange, Hex

For Frame Bracket

5116"-18

15xl 08

ForCover Hinge

31x6

(1) Expansion Nut

For Window

28x56

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ASSEMBLY

HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE FRONT WEIGHT

Assemble the front weight support with the fasteners shown full

size below,

(B)

15x 109

(A) (c)

2x74 15x88

1, Assemble the four carriage bolts (A) and four jam nuts (B) to

the tractor as shown,, Make sure jam nuts (B) are tight°

2, Fit the front weight into the weight support with the hole for

the plug on top as shown,

3o Set the weight and weight support in position on the carriage

bolts you assembled in Step 1- Fasten the weight support

with the four Iocknuts (C} as shown, Make sure Iocknuts (C}

are tight,

4_ Fill the front weight with sand,, Install the plug in the front

weight.

WARNING: Use the front weight when you mow

on a slope or where the lawn is rough or not

even.

WARNING: Do not ride up or down slopes that

are too steep to back straight up. Never ride the

unit across a slope. See the "Slope Guide" in the

back of this book for information on how to

check slopes_

C_ .3_ Weight Support

O-e130 Weight Support

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ASSEMBLY

H =l= =H,N ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

HOW TO MOUNT

THE FRAME ASSEMBLY

Remove and discard the two self=tapping screws from the

rear of the framer Use these two holes to mount the

frame bracket_ FrameBracket

Attach the bottom of the frame bracket to the frame with hex

bolt (A} and Iocknut (B) Do not tighten at this t_me=

(A)

lx125

(D)

17x51

15x41 __

(E)

15x108

0-8t19 (A)

Channel

3_ Attach the back of the frame bracket to the frame with bolts

(C), washers (D) and flange nuts (E)._Make sure botts (C) and

flange nuts (E) are tight.

NOTE: For easier assembly, use a ratchet and socket to

tighten bolts (C).

4_ Tighten bolt (A) and Iocknut (B}.

5.. Slide the channel in to the "U" shape opening in the top oftha

frame bracket as shown,

"U" Shape

Opening \

D-8_20 Frame Bracket

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From the right side of the unit, install the channel pin throug h

the channel as shown, Rotate the channel pin to lock the

channe_ in place,

Mount the outer tube to the channel as shown, Make sure the

holes on one end of the outer tube are on the right side of the

unit, Use the fasteners shown full size below Make sure the

fasteners are tight_

CAUTION: If the fasteners are tightened too much, the

outer tube can be damaged. ©

IF) (G)

6xg3 t8x 15

(H)

15x32

(F)

Channel Pin

(G)

Rotate

Channel Pin

Counterclockwise

Make sure these

holes are to the

right side of the

unit

e-8!21

8Mount the center tube to the channel as shown Make sure

the fasteners are tight,

CAU'flON: If the fasteners are tightened too much, the

center tube can be damaged,

9. Attach the caps to the end of the tubes as shown Channel

Center Tube

(F}

6x93

G Q

(G) (H)

! 8x 15 15x32

(F)

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HOW TO MOUNT THE COVER

1o Assemble the hinge to the cover with the fasteners shown

full size below,. Push tire hinge toward the top of the cover,,

Make sure the screws are at the bottom of the holes in the

hinge,, Tighten the fasteners.

2 Attach the handle to the cover with the fasteners as shown.

F-9t726

Tighten the fasteners,

_(A) (a)

4x24 15x66

4x21 15x81

Push expansion nut (F) into the slot in the cover as shown,,

Mount the window to the cover with the fasteners as shown°

Make sure the cover fits between the plastic flange and the

cover, at the end of the window° Push on each side of the

window until the two plastic tabs are locked in position°

Fasten with screw (E) as shown, Put the window clip in

position on the inside of the window,. Align the hole in the

window clip with the hole in the cover° Fasten the window

clip with screw (C) and nut (D) as shown,

Set the cover in the operating position on the top of the outer

tube assembly as shown. Align the holes in the hinge and the

channel. Fasten the cover and hinge assembly to the channel

with hinge pin and hair pin shown full size below.

31x6

(El

26_.46

IF)

28x56

(H)

54407Z

IIIHII=I=IIIll i= i

ASSEMBLY

D-S124

W_ndow

Pfastic Flange

(H)

Plastic Tab

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ASSEMBLY

HOW TO MOUNT THE EXTENSION TUBE

1,, Assembfe latch pin (A) to the extension tube with the

fasteners shown below

54563 15x89 2x39

ABC

2, Move the lift lever to the highest cut position,

3. Disconnect the wire to the spark plug. Raise the deflector,

Rotate the blade away from the discharge openir;g, Remove

the carriage bolt and Iocknut from the mower housing as

shown.,

_ARNING: The blade has sharp edges_ Always

be careful of the position of the blade.

4, Slide the extension tube under the deflector bracket as

shown_ Fasten the extension tube to the front of the mower

housing with the bolt (D) and wing nut (E) as shown. Make

sure the wing nut is tight,

5- ff not assembled to the extension tube, put the bracket in

position at the back of the extension tube_ Fasten the

extension tube and the bracket with bolt (D) and wing nut (E)

as shown. Make sure the wing nut is tlght,,

2x64

14x83

D-B126

Mower Housing

Extension Tube

Deflector

Bracket

Deflector

Bracket

a-8151-2

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ASSEMBLY

HOW TO MOUNT

THE CONNECTOR TUBE

Mount the connector tube with the fasteners shown full size

below,,

(B)

26x239 15x89 4x24

(E)

4x71 15x66

1 Assemble the handle and the rubber latch to the connector'

tube with the fasteners as shown,_ Hoid the screws with a

screwdriver and tighten the Iocknuts,

2, Atign the hole in the connector tube with the hole in the

elbow as shown_

3, Fasten the elbow to the connector tube with the self=tapping

screw as shown Tighten the screw until the head of the

screw touches the elbow,

4, Move the lift lever to the lowest cut position_

5_ Hold tire handle on the connector tube,, Put the end of the

elbow in the hole of cover as shown,,

NOTE: To help the elbow slide when you open or close the

cover, put wax or polish on the elbow,

6. Rotate the efbow and connector tube assembly until the

rubber latch is aligned whh the latch pin

7 Slide the bottom end of the connector tube over the

extension tube Lock in place with the rubber latch,

Elbow

Slide elbow into

hole in cover_

D-8133 CoRRecter

Tube_

Lock in piece

whh rubber latch

Handle,

hole in

with hole in elbow

Conoector

Tube

Rubber Latch

(D)

D-S129-f

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ASSEMBLY

HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE CONTAINERS

NOTE: There is only one way that these containers can be put

together. Carefully read and follow the instructions below_,

1 Separate the six container pieces into two groups You will

have 2 tops, 2 middle and 2 bottoms pieces as shown,

2, Look for a number on one side of each top piece The

numbers for the two top pieces are I arid 3. Set the two top

pieces on the ground with the flange part up as shown,

3. Look for two numbers on one side of each middle piece_ One

middle piece has the numbers 1 and 2, The other middle

piece has the numbers 3and 4. Match the middle piece with

the numbers 1 and 2 with top piece 1. Set the middle piece

inside the matching top piece as shown

4. Match the middle piece with numbers 3 and 4 with top piece

3as shown Set the middle piece inside the matching top

piece as shown,,

5, Look for a number on one side of each bottom piece The

numbers for the two bottom pieces are 2 and 4o

6, Match bottom piece 2 with the top piece 1 and middle piece1

that has the numbers 1 and 2. Set the matching bottom

piece inside the middle piece as shown

7 Match bottom piece 4 with the top piece 3 and middle piece

that has the numbers 3 and 4, Set the matching bottom

piece inside the middle piece as shown_

8, Put one foot inside the three pieces and lift the top piece until

the three pieces connect together Make sure all four corners

of each piece are locked together.,

9, Fasten the top and middle pieces of each container together

using four fasteners for each container Push each fastener

into the hole in each side of the container from the inside

as shown,

(No_ shown _ctua! s_ze} BOTTOM PIECE

MIDDLE PIECE

D_8177

TOP PIECE

BOTTOM PIECES

TOP PIECES Flange

of Top

i i

GROUND

Fasteners

F-91726 1 9

ASSEMBLY

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HOW TO ATTACH THE CONTAINERS

1 Tilt the seat forward Hold the handle on the back of the

cover,, Pull back on the handle and lift to raise the cover

2 Two plastic bag linings, not shown in the illustration, are

included with the grass bagger The plastic bag linings are

optiona] accessories that can be used for easy removal of

the grass,, I

3,. Put the plastic bag linings in to the containers

4, Slide the containers on to the frame tubes as shown Make

sure the "CAUTION" is to the rear' as si_own

5, Lower the cover Pull back on the handle and push the cover

down unti_ it locks into place

IMPORTANT: For the grass bagger to work correctly, the cover

must be in the down position,.

FINAL ASSEMBLY

1, The grass bagger has two containers. For easy removal of the

grass, use a plastic lining inside the container Use one ofthe

following sizes°

e 33 gallons

e 4 bushels

e 145 litres

Check the fasteners° Make sure that alt bolts and nuts are

tight,,

HOW TO INSTALL THE BATTERY

Use the fasteners shown below to install the battery, The fasteners

are shown at full size,

(A) (B) (C)

lx38 t5x66 26x184

1o Tilt the seat forward Install the battery tray_ Make sure the

drain on the bottom ofthe battery tray goes through the hote

in the frame as shown,

2,, Set the battery in the battery tray, Make sure the battery

terminals are toward the front of the unit,

NOTE: Make sure the battery fits under the tabs at the

back of the unit.

3° Fasten the battery clip in the slot in the frame,, Attach the

battery clip with the fastener as shown,

_WARNING: To prevent sparks, fasten the red

cable to the positive (+) terminal before you

connect the black cable,

4. Fasten the red cable to the positive (+) terminal with the

fasteners as shown_

5, Fasten the black cable to the negative (--) terminal with the

fasteners as shown,

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0-8131

;_ Caution

to rear

i , ,

OPERATION

KNOW THE PRODUCT

Before you operate the unit, read this instruction book° If you understand the unit and how the unit operates, you will get the best performance.

When you read this instruction book, compare the illustrations to the unit. Learn the location of the controls. To help prevent an accident,

follow the operating instructions and the safety rules Keep this instruction book for future reference

Position w _en Enga(

Clutch/Brake lgnitloniLight

Pedaf Switch,

Button

Parking Brake Lever

Blade Engagement Control

O Q

Position when Disengaged

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MEETS CPSC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Sears Mowers conform to the safety standards of the American National Standards Institute, and the US Consumer Product Safety

Commission,,

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BLADE ENGAGEMENT CONTROL LEVER: Use the control

lever to start and stop the rotation of the blade

CLUTCH/BRAKE PEDAL: The pedal has two functions The first

function is a clutch The second function is a brake

IGNIT|ON/LIGHT SWITCH: The switch has two funct}ons The

first function is for starting the engine The second function is to

turn on the headlight

PARKING BRAKE: Use the parking brake to engage the brake

when you leave the unit

LIFT LEVER: Use the lift lever to change the height of the

attachment

SHIFT LEVER: Use the sh_ft lever to change the speed of the

unit

THROTTLE CONTROL LEVER: Use the throttle control to

increase or decrease the speed of the engine

F191726 2t

OPERATBON

The operation of any lawn mower can result in

foreign objects thrown in the eyes, which can

result in severe eye damage° Always wear

safety glasses or eye shields before starting

your lawn mower and while mowing. We

recommend the Wide Vision Safety Mask for

over the spectacles or standard safety glasses.

available at Sears Retail or Catalog Stores.

HOW TO USE THE MOWER

HOW TO SET THE PARKING BRAKE

Completely push the clutch/brake pedal forward.

Lift the perking brake lever_

Remove your foot from the clutch!brake pedal and then

release the paddng brake lever Make sure the parking brake

will hold the unit,

To release the parking brake, completely push the

clutch/brake pedal forward. The parking brake will

automatically release,

WARNING: Before you leave the operator's

position, move the shift lever to the neutral (N)

position+ Set the parking brake. Move the blade

engagement control to the DISENGAGE position.

Stop the engine and remove the ignition key.

HOW TO STOP THE UNIT

1, Push the clutch!brake pedal completely forward to stop the

unit Keep your foot on the pedal.

2 Move the blade engagement control to the DISENGAGE

position.

3., Move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL position,,

4_ Set the parking brake,.

5. Move the throttle control to the SLOW position,

& To stop the engine, turn the ignition key to the OFF position,

Remove the key,

HOW TO US[ =TH[= SHIFT L[=V[=R

HOW TO CHANGE DIRECTIONS

To change the direction of the unit, follow the steps below:

1. Completely push the clutch/brake pedal _orward

WARNING: Before you change directions oftravel, fully depress the clutch/brake pedal,,

2. Pull the shift lever toward the seat until the lever disengages

from the shift gate_ Move the shift lever to FIRST or

REVERSE, Make sure the shift lever engages into the shift

gate

3 Slowly release the clutch!brake pedal Do not ride with your

foot on the clutch/brake pedal

1 i[ tShlftLever

Shift Ga

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FUNCTION

Trimming

Snow Thrower

:z mm

Bagging grass

Normal mowing

Light mowing

Snow Blade

"°7"

Pull Behind

Attachments

SHIFT LEVER

,,! or 2

,2o!3

4or5

2or3

THROTTLE

,, =,,,,u

CHOKE i --

CHOKE ""

SLOW-F_:r

HOW TO USE THE SHIFT-ON-THE-GO

I. While the unit moves forward, you can select any forward.

speed Just move the shift lever to the next faster or next

slower speed, You do not have to use the clutch/brake

pedal

2, The shift lever positions for operation of your unit are shown

in the chart

NOTE: Belt noise can occur when the clutch is engaged_ This

noise is normal and does not affect the operation of the unit°

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OPEBATnON

iii ,

HOW TO USE THE THROTTLE CONTROL

Use the throttle control to increase or decrease the speed of tile

engine_

1 To start a cold engine, move the lever to the START or

CHOKE position

2, The FAST position is marked with adetent, For normal

operations and when using a grass bagger, move the lever to

the FAST position For maximum charging of the battery and

also for a cooler running engine, aperate the engine in the

FAST position,

3, For transport and to tow pull behind attachments, move the

throttle control to the needed speed,

4,, The engine governor is set at the factory for maximum

performance,, Do not adjust the governor to increase the

speed of the engine

HOW TO CHANGE THE CUTTING HEIGHT

To change the cutting height, raise or lower the lift lever Push the

button on top of the lever to release the lever. Move the lever

forward to lower the mower housing and back to raise the mower

housing. The cutting height can be set from 2 to 4 inches When

you ride on a sidewalk or a road, move the lift lever to the hightest

position and move the blade engagement control to the

DISENGAGE position

HOW TO USE THE BLADE ENGAGEMENT

CONTROL

See the location of the blade engagement control in the illustration.

Use the blade engagement control to start and stop the rotation of

the blade

1Before you start the engine, make sure the centre! lever is in

the DISENGAGE position

2, Move the control lever to the ENGAGE position to rotate

the blade°

Note: If the engine stops when you engage the blade{s),

the seat switch is not activated. Make sure you sit in the

middle of the seat. Also, make sure the wire is connected

to the seat switch,

3 Move the control lever to the DISENGAGE position to stop

the rotary blade. Before you feave the operatoKs position,

make sure the blade has stopped rotating,,

4, Before you ride the unit on a sidewalk or a road, move the

controI lever to the DISENGAGE position,,

WARNING: Always keep your hands and feet

away from the blade, deflector opening, and the

mower housing when the engine runs,

HOW TO TRANSPORT THE UNIT

To transport the unit, follow the steps below,

1. Move the blade engagement control to the DISENGAGE

position.

2 Raise the lift lever to the HI position.

3,, Move the throttle control to a position between SLOW

and FAST

4 To go faster, move the shift lever to a faster speed

F-91726

HOW TO OPERATE WITH

THE MOWER HOUSING

WARNING: The deflector is a safety device,, Do

not remove the deflector° The deflector forces

the discharged material toward the ground.

Always keep the deflector in the down position.

If the deflector is damaged, replace it with a

factory replacement part.

1Start the engine_

2+ Move the lift Iever to aheight of cut position, in high or thick

grass, cut the grass in the high position first and then lower

the mower housing to a lower position°

3. Move the throttle control to the SLOW position°

4° Move the blade engagement Control to the ENGAGE

position,

5o Push the clutch/brake pedal completely forward,

6o Move the shift lever to one of the speed settings°

NOTE: When you mow in heavy grass or mow with a

bagger, put the shift lever in the slowest speed,

7° Slowly release the clutch/brake pedal.

B° Move the throttte control to the FAST position Ifyouneedto

go faster or slower, move the shift lever to another speed

setting,

9 Make sure the level of cut, set at the factory, is still correct,

After you mow a short distance, look at the area that was cut.

If the mower housing does not cut level, see the instructions

on "How To Lever The Mower Housing" in the maintenance

section.

WARNING: For better control of the unit, always

select a safe speed.

HOW TO OPERATE THE UNIT ON HILLS

WARNING: Do not ride up or down slopes that

are too steep to back straight up. Never ride the

unit across a slope. See the "Slope Guide" in the

back of this book for information on how to

check slopes,

14 Before you ride up or down a hill, move the shift lever to the

slowest speed.

2+ Do not stop or change speed settings on a hill If you must

stop, quickly push the clutch/bra ke pedal forward and set the

parking brake,

3+ To start again, make sure the shift lever is the slowest speed,

Move the throttle control to the SLOW position, Slowly

release the pedal

4+ If you must stop or eta rt on a hill. always have enough space

for the unit to roll when you release the brake and engage

the clutch.

5 Be very careful when you change directions on a hill, When

on aslope or in a turn on a hilt, move the throttle control to the

SLOW position to help prevent an accident.

HOW TO USE THE GRASS BAGGER

WARNING: Do not ride up or down slopes that

are too steep to back straight up. Never tide the

unit across a slope.. See the "Slope Guide" in the

back of this book for information on how to

check slopes..

To operate the unit with the grass bagger, follow the steps below.

Put the throttte control in FAST position

Put the shift lever in FIRST (1) position

If the height of the grass is more than 3-1/2 inches (9 cm),

move the mower housing to the highest position and cut the

grass.. Lower' the mower housing and cut the grass again

You also can mow high thick grass at 1/2 to 2/3 of the full

cutting width of the mower housing

IMPORTANT: Do not cut wet grass. Wet grass will not

discharge correctly in to the bagger.

4 Look at the wlndow(s) in the cover, When the containers are

full, grass will begin to fill the cover which can be seen

through the window(s}, As soon as grass can be seen, empty

the containers as follows,

5 Move the blade control lever to the DISENGAGE position,

6 Put the shift lever in NEUTRAL (N) position,

7 Engage the parking brake_

8 Stop the engine.

9 Raise the cover, Pull the handle back and lift the cover

10o Remove the containers from the frame,

Ile

Contalners

Frame_tTubea _ __C a

Frame Tubes t J

D-S13_ ution

to rear

WARNING: Check the condition of the grass

bagger and the connector tube for wear or

deterioration, tf worn or damaged, replace the

parts only with approved factory replacement

parts. For replacement parts, see the parts list in

this book.

The connector tube is made of clear pEastic, if the connector tube

becomes filled with grass, remove and clean the connector tube

and the extension tube_ Before you remove the connector tube,

stop the unit as follows_

1, Put the blade control lever in the DISENGAGE position

2_ Put the shift lever in neutral position..

3. Engaged the parking brake.

4. Stop the engine.

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OPERATRON

BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE HOW TO START THE ENGINE

CHECK OIL - Add as needed

NOTE; Do not check the level of the oil while the engine

runs.

1, Make sure the unit is level,

2. Clean the area around the dipstick, Remove the dipstick,

Wipe the oil from the dipstick.

3_ Insert the dipstick into the oil fill tube Turn the dipstick

clockwise until it is tight, Remove the dipstick, Check the oil

level on the dipstick., The oil level must reach the FULL mark

on the dipstick.

4,, If necessary, add oil until the oil reaches the FULL mark on

the dipstick The quantity of oil needed from ADD to FULL is

shown on the dipstick_ Do not add too much oil,

ADD GASOLINE

Fill the fuel tank with regular unleaded gasoline., Make sure the

gasoline is fresh and clean_ Leaded gasoline will increase deposits

and shorten the life of the valves. Do not use premium unleaded

gasoline,

CAUTION: A mixture of alcohol (ethanol or methanol) and

gasoline (called gasoholl, will attract moisture and cause acid

deposits during storage. While the unit is in storage, the acids

in the fuel can damage the fuel system,,

To prevent engine problems with the fuel system, empty the

fuel system before storage of 30 days or longer° Drain the fuel

tank° Start the engine. Let the engine run until the fuel lines and

the carburetor are empty. After storage, make sure you use

fresh fuel. See the storage instructions for additional information°

Never use engine cleaner or carburetor cleaner in the fuel tank

or permanent damage can occur.

WARNING: The electrical system has an

operator presence system that includes asensor

switch mounted in the seat. These components

tell the electrical system if the operator is sitting

on the seat° For your protection, always make

sure this system operates correctly. This system

will stop the engine when the operator leaves

the seat if the blade engagement control is

engaged.

NOTE: The engine will not start un!ess you depress the

clutch/brake pedal, move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL

position, and move the blade engagement control to the

DISENGAGED position°

t_ Sit in the middle of the seat. Completely push the

clutch/brake pedal forward, Keep your foot on the pedal

2. Move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL (N) position

3, Move the blade engagement control to the DISENGAGE

position.

4., Move the throttle control to the CHOKE position,

5o Turn the ignition key to the START position, Release the key

when the engine starts,

NOTE: tf the engine does not start after four or five tries,

move the throttle control to the FAST position° Again try

to start the engine° If the engine will not start, see the

TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART°

6, After the engine starts, move the throttle control from

CHOKE to a needed speed,

7, Before you begin work, let acold engine run for several

minutes To start a hot engine, move the throttle control to a

position between FAST and SLOW

WARNING: Always use a safety gasoline

container. Do not smoke when adding gasoline

to the fuel tank. Do not add gasoline when you

are inside an enclosure,, Before you add

gasoline, stop the engine and let the engine coot

for several minutes.

CARBURETOR

The factory settings for the carburetor are for most conditions If

the engine is operated under the following conditions, you can

adjust the carburetor mixture. See "How To Adjust The Ca rburetor"

in the maintenance section,

1. The engine has a loss of power or does not run smooth_

2 A change from summer to winter operation

3A 40 °change in the operation temperature. The carburetor

was adjusted at 80 °at the factory

4. The engine is operated above 4,000 feet

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OPERATION

OPERATING TIPS

1. Check the blade engagement control for correct adjustment.

For the blade(s) to disengage correctly, the adjustment must

be correct

2, Before you use the unit, check the oil in the engine and add oil

if necessary

3, If the engine will not start, first make sure the wire is attached

to the spark plug,,

4, Make sure all the belts are inside alf the belt guides_ See the

instructions on how to remove and install the motion dt'ive

and mower drive belts,

5, Before you make an inspection, adjustment (except for the

carburetor) or repair, make sure the wire from the spark plug

is disconnected_

6_ Make sure the seat switch wire is connected, If the wire is not

connected, the engine will not start

7, For longer tlfe of the battery_ charge the battery every

three month&

8. Use the shift lever to change the ground speed, not the

throttle control

9 Belt noise can occur when the blade or clutch is engaged

This noise is normal and does not affect the operation of

the unit_

MOWING AND BAGGING TIPS

1 For a lawn to look better,, check the cutting leveF of the

mower housing,, See "How To Level The Mower Housing" in

the maintenance section_

2o For the mower housing to cut level, make sure the tkes have

the correct amount of air pressure (PS!},

3, Every time you use the unit, check the blade If the blade is

bent or damaged, immediately replace the blade Also, make

sure the nut for the blade is tight,

4, Keep the blade(s) sharpened. Worn blades will cause the

ends of the grass to turn brown,

5. Do not cut or bag grass that is wet. Wet grass will not

discharge correctly Let the grass dry before cutting,

6, Use the left side of the mower housing to trim near an

object.

7.. Discharge the cut grass onto the mowed are& The result is a

more even discharge of cut grass.

8. When you mow large areas, start by turning to the right so

that the cut grass will discharge away from shrubs, fences,

driveways, etc_ After one or two rounds, mow in the opposite

direction making left turns until finished,

9 If the grass is very high, cut two times to decrease the load on

the engine First cut with the mower housing in the HIGH

position and then lower the mower housing for the

second cut,.

10 For better engine performance and an even discharge of the

cut grass, always operate the engine with the throttle in

FAST position,,

11o When you use a bagger, operate the engine with the throttle

in FAST position and the shift lever in first or second gear,

12,, For better cutting performance and a quality cut, mow with

the shift lever in one of the slower speed gears.

13 After each use, clean the bottom and top of the mower housing

for better performance. Also, a clean mower housing will

help prevent a fire,

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

PROCEDURE

Blade, Inspect & Sharpen

RT B!ade Engagement Control, Check

_ Brake, Check

T Clutch, Check

O Shift Check

Lever,

Tires, Check

......Battery, Check &Char_3e

_ Battery, Ctean

Lubrication

1 Oil, Check

GCoolin 9 System, Clean

i_ Oil, Chan£1e ,

E Air Filter, Clean .........

Muffler, Check

Spark Plug, Check

Fuel Filter, Replace

Spark Plut3, Replace

EACH

USE

FIRST

HOURS

EVERY EVERY

25 50

HOURS HOURS

X X

EVERY

100 BEFORE

HOURS STORAGE

STORAGE

DATES

MOWER

GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

1., It is the owner's responsibility to correctly maintaln this

product which extends the iife of the product and to maintain

warranty coverage

2. Once a year you must check the spark plug, drive brake,

lubricate the unit, and clean the air filter.

3_ Check the fasteners and make sure they are tight.

4., Follow the Maintenance Section to keep your unit in good

operating condition.

WARNING; Before you make an inspection.

adjustment (except carburetor), or repair,

disconnect the wire from the spark plugo

WHERE TO LUBRICATE

Lubricate the areas shown with engine oil.

'=='_li_ Apply grease with a brush to the areas shown,

NOTE; Apply grease to the steering gear assembly.

NOTE: If the unit is operated in dry areas that have sand, use a

dry graphite spray to lubricate the unit.

CAUTION: Do not lubricate the nylon bearings for the front

wheeiso Oil or grease will damage the bearings,,

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MAINTENANCE

_NSPECT BLADE

WARNING: Before you inspect or remove the

blade, disconnect the wire to the spark plug, If

the blade hits an object, stop the engine° Check

the unit for damage The blade has sharp edges,.

When you hold the blade, use gloves or cloth

material to protect your hands,.

If you keep the blade sharp and inspect the blade for damage, the

blade will cut better and be safer to operate, Frequently check the

blade for excessive wear cracks, or other damage Frequently

check the nut that holds the blade_ Keep the nut tight If the blade

hits an object, stop the engine Disconnect the wire to the spark

plug, See if the blade is bent or damaged Check the blade adapte_

for damage Before you operate the unit, replace damaged parts

with a replacement part from the factory Every three years, have

an authorized service person inspect the blade or replace the old

blade with a replacement blade from the factory

HOW TO REMOVE AND INSTALL THE BLADE

1 Remove the mower housing,_ See the instructions on "How

To Remove The Mower Housing".

2, Use a piece of wood to keep the blade from rotating

3 Remove the nut that holds the blade.

4, Check the blade and the blade adapter according to the

instructions for "Blade Service" Replace a badly worn or

damaged blade with a replacement blade from the factory

5 Clean the top and bottom of the mower housing, Remove all

the grass and debris.

6, Mount the blade and blade adapter on the mandrel as shown.

7 Mount the blade so that the hHfft edges are up as shown If

the blade is upside down, the blade will not cut cot rectly and

can cause an accident

8, Fasten the blade with the odginat washers and nut, Make

sure the outside rim of the belleville washer is against the

blade as shown,.

9 Tighten the nut that holds the blade to a torque of 30 foot

pounds (41 5N-m)

10 Connect the wire to the spark plug,

HOW TO

WARN1NG: Always keep the nut tight that holds

the blade_ A loose nut or blade can cause an

accident=,

SHARPEN THE BLADE

WARNING: Vibration can be caused if the blade

is not correctly balanced or if the blade is damaged.

A blade that is damaged with cracks can break

and cause an accident_

Keep a sharp edge on the blade A blade that is not sharp will cause

the tips of the grass to become brown.

1. Sharpen the blade two times a year or every 25 hours,

2 Remove the biade according to the instructions in "How To

Remove And Instalt The Blade",

3 Clean the blade with a brush soap and water Check the

bfade Look fo_ cracks, nicks, or other damage Replace a

badly worn or damaged blade with a replacement blade from

the factory

4 Sharpen the blade with a file Make sure you keep the original

bevel angle.

5 Make sure the blade is balanced Use a screwdriver and hold

the blade paralleJ to the ground as shown A blade that is

balanced will stay parallel to the ground if the blade is not

balanced, the heavy end will rotate toward the ground

Sharpen the heavy end until the bfade is balanced,

6 A new blade witl cut better than a badly worn blade Every

three years, have an authorized service person inspect the

blade or repiace the old blade with areplacement blade from

the factory

7 Assembie the blade according to the instructions "How To

Remove And Instafl The Blade"

F-91726

Mandrel

Blade Adapter

Hi-Lift Edge Up

Blade

D 41563

Blade

t/,

I )

I Betleville Washe_'

Washer

Nut

Ground

,lure ,u mH..HH ,.,..,

D_4169-1

MAUNTENANCE

HOW TO CHECK AND ADJUST

THE BLADE ENGAGEMENT CONTROL

WARNING: To prevent an injury, the blade

engagement control must operate correctly..

1 Stop the engine.. Disconnect the wire from the spark pEug..

2 Before you adjust the blade engagement control lever, check

and level the mower housing. See "How To Level The

Mower Housing"

3 Set the height of the mower housing in the lowest position.

4 Move the blade engagement control to the ENGAGE position..

(_heck the blade drive spring.. The end of the plastic indicator

must be aligned with the last coil of the blade drive spring

(+ 1/B inch / 3 mm)_

5.. If the plastic indicator is more than 1/8 inch (3 mm) from the

last sprihg coil, an adjustment is needed. Move the blade

engagement control to the DISENGAGE position. Disconnect

the blade control rod from the pivot bracket_ Turn the

adjustable nut clockwise tO increase the length of the coils

Turn the adjustable nut counterclockwise to decrease the

length of the coils,

6 Connect the blade control rod tO the pivot bracket. Move the

blade engagement control to the ENGAGE position Check

the adjustment of the brade drive spring..

7 Move the blade engagement control to the DISENGAGE

position., Check the operation of the blade brake. Rotate the

pulley with your hand Make sure the blade brake pads press

tightly against the pulleys.

8.1 Move the blade engagement control to the ENGAGE position_

Check the blade brake pads If the blade brake pads are

excessively worn or damaged, replace the blade brake pad

assemblies.. Correct replacement parts and assistance are

available from an authorized service center

9 Attach the wire to the spark plug. Mow for a short distance

and again check the operation of the blade engagement

control.

10. When you move the blade engagement control to the

DISENGAGE position, all movement will stop within five

seconds if the adjustment is correct. If all movement does

not stop, again adjust the blade engagement control

beginning with the first step If you need assistance, take the

unit to an authorized service center..

11. lfyou replace ti_e mower drive belt, adjust the blade engagement

control lever..

Completely

Engaged

Position

Completely

Disengaged

Position

Blade Engagement

Control Lever --

Blade Control Rod

Adjustable

(_ Plastle,ndicater J

Brake Pad

Against Pulley

Pivot

Blade Brake Pad

D-5707-t

Blade Drive

Spring Mower Drive Belt

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MAnNTENANCE

HOW TO CHECK AND ADJUST

THE DRIVE BRAKE

Completely push the clutch/brake pedal forward,, Set the parking

brake Movethe shlfttevertotheneutral(N)position, Push the unlt.

If the rear wheels rotate, adjust or replace the brake pads Adjust

the drive brake as follows

1 The location of tile brake is on the right side of the

gearbox

2 Make sure the parking brake is set and the shift lever is in

neutral (N), Turn the hex nut in a clockwise direction untit the

rear wheels do not turn when the unit is pushed forward,

3 Release the parking brake and push the unite if the unit does

not roll, turn the hex nut in a counterclockwise direction until

the unit rolls,

4 Set the parking brake. Push the unit. If the rear wheels do not

turn, the brake is correctly adjusted Release the parking

brake

WARNING: if you cannot correctly adjust the

drive brake, replace the brake pads, Correct

replacement parts and assistance are available

from an authorized service center,

D-5720

Brake Arm

HOW TO CHECK AND ADJUST

THE CLUTCH

If the unit will not move when the clutch is engaged or if the belt

slips when going uphill or when pulling a toad, the motion drive belt

is loose. Check the clearance between the rear of the pedal and the

back of the hole as shown_ If there is more or less than the clearance

shown in the illustration, adjust the pedal as follows,

1= Disconnect the adjustable nut from the lever assembly as

shown

2., Turn the adjustable nut clockwise to decrease the lengtil of

the clutch rod_ This adjustment will decrease the clearance at

the pedal

3 Assemble the adjustable nut to the lever assembly Check

the clearance at the pedal

4 After making an adjustment to the pedal, check the brake rod

as described in the instructions on "How To Check And

Adjust The Drive Brake," Also, check the adjustment of the

shift lever, See the instructions on "How To Adjust The

Shift Lever"

5 If the belt is loose after the clutch has been adjusted, then the

belt has stretched and must be replaced,,

NOTE: Replace the motion drive belt with a factory

replacement belt.

Assembly

D-5724

Adjustable Nut

To decrease the

clearance t.urn

clockwlse 3/16" (4,7ram)

Clearance

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5AAtNTENANCE

HOW TO ADJUST THE SHOFT LEVER

NOTE: To help show the shif_ gate, the shift cover was removed

in the illustration,

t. Move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL position Carefufly pull

the shift cover away so that you can see the shift gate

2 Carefully push the shift lever towards the seat until you feel

the spring begin to extend, Measure the distance between

the shift lever and the shift gate as shown The distance must

be approximately t/8" to 3/16" (3mm to 5ram)

3, If the distance between the shift lever and the gate is

incorrect, disconnect the adjustable nut at the shift lever

as shown

4. Check and adjust the clutch/brake pedal See the instructions

How To Check and Adjust The Clutch

5. Turn the adjustable nut at the shift lever clockwise to

decrease the distance between the shift lever and the gate or

counterclockwise to increase the distance, Connect the

adjustable nut to the shift tever,,

6, Check the dista nce between the shift lever and the gate See

Step 2, If the distance is incorrect, repeat Steps 3 and 5

Shift Gate

Cotter Pin

D-5733

Shift Cover

Shift Lever

Washer

Adjustable Nut

HOW TO CHECK AND ADJUST

THE SHIFT GATE

If it is difficuit to change gears, adjust the shift gate as follows:

1 Set the parking brake

2, Loosen the two bolts at the shift gate as shown

3. Move the shift lever to the REVERSE position

4,, Make sure the shift indicator is in the center of the reverse

notch in the shift gate Push on the top of the shift gate while

you tighten the rear bolt

5, Then, tighten the front bolt

6, Move the shift lever to the NEUTRAL pos_tlon Release the

parking brake, Push the unit to make sure the rear wheels will

turn.

REAR FRONT

Shift Lever

in I

Shift

|ndicat(

_,!

.....

1/8" - 3/16"

(3mm - 5ram)

NEUTRAL

Shift Gate

D-5732

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MAINTENANCE

_JL_L_

BATTERY

To charge or clean the battery, remove the battery from the unit

as follows

WARNING: To prevent sparks, disconnect the

black battery cable from the negative (--)

terminal before you disconnect the red cable..

WARNING: The battery contains sulphuric acid

which is harmful to the skin, eyes and clothing. If

the acid gets on your body or clothing, wash

with water immediately,

CUT AWAY VIEW

Vent

Correct

Liquid

Level

1 Remove the black cable from the negative (--) terminal,

2, Remove the red cable from the positive (+) terminal

3 Remove the battery clamp from the battery

4. Remove the battery from the unit

HOW TO CHECK AND

CHARGE THE BATTERY

WARNING: When you charge the battery, do not

smoke, Keep the battery away from any sparks°

The fumes from the battery acid can cause an

explosion,

1, The battery will be damaged If the battery acid is not kept at

the correct level, Check the level of the battery acid The battery

acid must touch the bottom of the vent. If the battery acid has

fallen below the correct level, add water to the correct level

Do not add battery acid to a charged battery or the result can

be an explosion_

2. The engine has a 3 amperes charging system. If you frequently

start the engine or' frequently use the headlight, the battery

wilt not stay fully charged. For longer life of the battery,

charge the battery every three months.

3 Before you charge the battery, remove the battery,

4. Use a 12 volt battery charger to charge the battery. Charge at

a rate of 3 amperes for 2 to 3 hours, After the battery is

charged, check the level of the battery acid, If the level of the

battery acid falls, add water, Do not add battery acid to a

charged battery or the result can be an explosion

5. Install the battery° See "How To Install The Battery" in the

assembly section.

y Clip

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HOW TO CLEAN THE BATTERY CHECK THE TIRES

t _ Remove the battery from the unit,

2 Wash the battery with a solution of one gallon of water and

four tablespoons of baking soda (sodium bicarbonateL Make

sure the solution does not get into the battery cells°

3 Clean the terminals and the ends of the cables with a

wire brush.

4, Install the battery, See "How To Install The Battery" in the

assembly section°

5, To prevent corrosion, apply grease to the battery terminals,

Check the air pressure in the tires,, Tires with too much air pressure

will cause the unit to ride rough,, Also, the wrong air pressure will

keep the mower housing from cutting level,. The correct air'

pressure (PSI)is 12 PSI (0,85 kgicm2)

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IENGONE

MAINTENANCE

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HOW TO CHECK THE OIL

NOTE: Do not check the le;vel of the oil while the engine

runs.

1. Make sure the unit is level.

2_ Clean the area around the dipstick, Remove the dipstick_

Wipe the oil from the dipstick°

3o Insert the dipstick into the oil fill tube. Turn the dipstick

clockwise until it is tight, Remove the dipstick. Check the oil

level on the dlpstick. The oil level must reach the FULL mark

on the dipstick_

4, If necessary, add oil untit the oil reaches the FULL mark on

the dipstick. The quantity of oil needed from ADD to FULL is

shown on the dipstick_ Do not add too much oil

HOW TO CHANGE THE OIL

NOTE: Do not drain the oil from a cold engine. Before you drain

the oil, let the engine run for several minutes. Make sure you do

not get oil on the belts.

1. Remove the oil drain cap, Drain the oil completely from the

engine. Install and tighten the oll drain cap,

2Use a SD, SE or SF detergent grade oi!, Detergent oil helps to

clean the engine Noth!ng must be added to the oli.

3., BEfore you change the oil, use the temperature chart below

to select the viscosity grade of the oil to use.

Temperature range before the next oil change° Oil must be a

SD. SE or SF grade oil,

Required SAE viscosity grades

!11

-20 ° 0o 32° 40 °60° 80°100°

D=4SS2-1

CAUTION: To protect the starting system, use SAE 5W30 oil

when the temperature is less than 32 °F.

4 Clean the area around the dipstick, Remove the dipstick.

Slowly pour approximately 3 pints (1 4 liters) of oil into the

oil extension tube

5 Insert the dipstick into the oil extension tube., Turn the

dipstick _n a clockwise direction until it is tight Remove the

dipstick Check the oil level on the dipstick The oil level must

reach the FULL mark on the dipstick,

Draln Cap

HOW TO CLEAN

THE ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM

The engine on this unit is air cooled. The air that cools the

engine enters through the air screen on top of the engine.

Remove any grass, dirt or debris from the air screen with a

clotl_ or brush.

Inspect the edge of the engine shroud for grass or debris,

Remove any grass or debris v!sible at the bottom edge of the

engine shroud.

i1,,i ,11 iillPlll, i,

Cleangrassand dcbris

from bottom edge of shroud

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MAgNTENANCE

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HOW TO CLEAN THE AIR FILTERS

Some engines have two filters, an outer foam filter around an inner

paper filter. Clean the air filters every 50 hours. If you operate in

dirty conditions, service more often

NOTE: Never run the engine with the air filters re moved_ The a ir

filters will help protect the engine against wear° For the correct

replacement filter, see the parts list for the engine°

1, Remove the two wingnuts from the cover,

2Remove the cover from the air cleaner°

3o Remove the two nuts from the filterso

4_ Remove the filters°

5,, Clean the inside of the base and the cover with a cloth.

6. Remove the foam filter, (if equipped ), from the paper

filter_

7o If equipped, wash the foam filter in a detergent and water

solution. To remove the water solution, tightly roll the foam

filter in adry cloth Remove the foam filter from the cloth,.

Completely dry the foam filter

CAUTION: Do not wash the filters in gasoline or other

solvents that will burn.

8Evenly apply S, AE 30W oil to the dry foam filter

9 To clean the paper filter, lightly tap the paper filter against a

hard flat surface,,

10° If the paper filter is very dirty, replace the filter,,

11_ Assemble the air filters with the two nuts

12, Install the cover. Fasten the cover with the two wingnuts.

HOW TO CHECK THE MUFFLER

Check the muffler every 50 hours. Make sure the muffler is correctly

mounted and is not loose, If the muffler is worn or burnt, replace

with anew muffler. A worn muffler is afire hazard and also can

damage the engine

If you mount a spark arrestor to the muffler, also check the spark

arrestor when you check the muffler:, If the spark arrestor is worn or

damaged, replace it with a new spark arrestor.

HOW TO CHECK THE SPARK PLUG

1. Check the gap of the spark plug with a feeler gauge. The

correct gap is 0,030",

2, For easy starting and good performance, replace the spark

plug every two years,

CHECK THE FUEL FILTER

NOTE: Before you replace the fuel filter or the fuel line, the fuel

tank must be empty°

If the fuel filter is ditty, the engine will run rough and have iess

performance° Remove the old filter. Replace the old filter with a

new filter,, Use a factory replacement part

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HOW TO ADJUST THE CARBURETOR

The factory settings for the carburetor are for most conditions, if

the engine is operated under the following conditions, you can

adjust the carburetor mixture.

1o The engine has aloss of power or does not run smooth.

2. A change from summer to winter operation

3. A 40 °change in the operation temperature. The carburetor

was adjusted at 80 ° at the factory

4, The engine is operated above 4,000 feet

if an adjustment is needed, follow the steps below

1., Turn the needle valve clockwise until it just closes Turn the

idle valve until it just closes.

CAUTION: If you turn the valves until they are tight, you

can damage the valves,

2Turn the needle valve 1~1/2 turns counterclockwise Turn

the idle valve I-1/4 turns counterclockwise., This first

adjustment will permit the engine to start and get warm so

that a last adjustment can be done.,

3. Move the throttle control to the FAST position Turn the needle

valve clockwise untll the engine starts missing (lean

mixture). Then turn the needle valve counterclockwise past

the smooth operating position (rich mixture).,

4. Turn the needle valve to a position between rich and Iean so

that the engine can run smooth. (3400 + 100 FIPM),r

5. Adjust the RPM, Move the throttle control to the SLOW

position. Tu rn the idle speed screw until a fast idle is obtaine d

(1750 + 200 RPM),. Turn the idle valve clockwise {Teen) and

counterclockwise (rich) until the engine idles smoothly,

Then, turn the idle speed screw so that the engine idles at

1750 _+ 200 RPM),

6o Move the throttle control to the FAST position_ If the engine

does not accelerate correctly, adjust the carburetor to a

rich mixture.

Idfe Speed

Screw

Needle Valve

HOW TO ADJUST

THE THROTTLE CONTROL

If the engine is difficult to start or will not run at 3500 RPM in FAST

position, then adjust the throttle control as follows:

! ,, Move the throttle control to the FAST position.

2. Loosen screw {C) that holds the throttle cable in position.

3. Pull the throttle cable up until the lever (E) touches link

(F) as shown,

4o Tighten screw (C) Move the throttle control to the SLOW

position and then back to the FAST position. Make sure lever

(E} touches link (F) as shown.

NOTE: Do not change the engine governor° Ifthe engine governor

needs an adjustment, go to the nearest Sears Service Center_

They have the equipment and experience to make the

adjustment°

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SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

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HOW TO REMOVE THE MOWER HOUSING

1- Move the lift lever to the lowest position,

2_ Move the blade engagement control lever to the

DISENGAGE position.

3- Remove the hair pins and the washers from the adjusting

rods. See illustrations "C" and "D" below,,

4. Remove the hair pins and the washers from the suspension

link and the adjuster p!ateo See illustrations "A" and "B"

below.

5 Remove the hair pin and washer from the blade control rod.

See illustration "E" belowo

6. Disconnect the front hanger from the axle support._ See

illustration "F" below°

7,. Remove the mower drive belt from the stack pulley,

& Pull the mower housing away from the dght side of the

unit,,

HOW TO INSTALL THE MOWER HOUSING

Push the mower housing under the right side of the unit.

Put the mower drive belt around the stack pulley,,Make sure

the "V" side of the mower drive belt is against the stack

pulley_Also, make sure the mower drive belt is not twisted.

3. Attach the front hanger to the axle support with the hanger

rod. Fasten with the fasteners as shown. See illustration

"F" beEow,.

4. Make sure the mower drive belt is between the stack pulley

and the belt guide.

5,, Fasten the control rod to the blade engagement c0ntrol with

the washer and hair pin. See illustration "E" below.

6. Attach the suspension link and the adjuster plate to the lifter

assembly, Fasten with the washers and hair pins, See

illustrations "A" and "B" below.

7, Attach the right and,the left adjusting rods to the suspension

brackets, Fasten with the washers and hair pins,.-See

illustrations "C" and "D" below_

8. Move the blade engagement control to the ENGAGE posi=

tion. Make sure the mower drive belt is inside all the belt

guides

9. Make sure the mower housing is level See the instructions

on "How To Level The Mower Housing"

! 0,. Check the operation of the blade engagement control° See

the instructions on "How To Check And Adjust The Blade

Engagement Control".

Lifter Assembly

Blade Engagement

Control Lever

D=5705

F-91726

BeEtGulde

Mower Orive

Be_t

Rod

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

HOW TO REPLACE THE

MOWER DRIVE BELT

1 Remove the mower housing, See the instructions on "How

To Remove The Mower Housing'L

2, Pull the belt retainer away from the idler pulley and remove

the mower drive bett_

3, Pull the belt retainer away from the right mandreE pulley and

remove the mower drive belt,

4, Remove the mower drive belt from the left mandrel pulley.

NOTE: Replace the mower drive belt with a factory

replacement belto

5, Install the new mower drive belt, Pull the belt retainer away

from the right mandrel pulley° Put the beh around the right

mandrel pulley,

6, Pull the belt retainer away from the idler putley, Put the flat

side of the mower drive belt around the idler pulley

7, Put the belt around the left mandrel putley

8, Make sure the "V" side of the mower drive belt is against the

mandrel pulleys as shown,

9 Make sure the mower drive belt is under the end of the cross

link rod as shown

10, Make sure the mower drive belt is inside alt the beft guides.

1 1 Install the mower housing See the instructions on "How To

Install The Mower Housing".

12o Before you mow, check the blade engagement control, See

the instructions on "How To Check And Adjust The Blade

Engagement Cent rol'L

Belt Retainer

Cross Link Rod

Belt Retainer

Right Mandrel \

Pulley

Belt Guide Left Mandrel

Pulley

Belt Guide

Idler Pulley Mower Drive

Bert

D-5707-1

F_91726 37

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

HOW 70 REPLACE

THE MOTION DRRVE BELT

1 • Remove the mower housing, See the instructions on "How

To Remove The Mower Housing" in this instruction book

2o Completely push the pedal forward and engage the

parking brake,

3o Remove the idler pulley

4o Loosen the belt guides that are arqund the drive pulley,

5o Remove the bett from the drive pulley and the stack pulley,.

6, Remove the two screws fi'om the support bracket as shown.

Remove the support bracket

7o Disconnect the shifter link as shown.

8o Remove the motion drive belt Reptace the drive belt with a

replacement belt from the factory,

9° Install the motion drive belt on the top pulley of the stack

pulley. Make sure that the "V _' side of the belt is against

the pulley,

10. Install the end of the belt around the drive pulley

11. Tighten the belt guides that are around the drive pulley as

shown,

12_ Put the bett around the idler pulleyo Assemble the idler pulley,

Fasten the pulley with the hex nut Make sure the fiat side of

the belt is against the idler pulley as shown. Also, make sure

the belt is not twisted°

13, Connect the shifter link as shown

14, Assemble the support bracket. Fasten with the two screws

as shown.

15_ Make sure the motion drive belt is inside all the belt

guides as shown.

16. Before you use the unit, check the pedal adjustment See the

instructions on "How To Check And Adjust The Clutch",.

t7. Install the mower housing° See the instructions on "How To

Install The Mower Housing" in this instruction book°

Motion

Loosen The"

Belt Guides

Drive Pulte,

Belt Guides

Screws_

Support Bracket "_

{)-5734

Motion Drive Belt

Stack Putle_

D_5723

Stack Pulley

Belt Guides

F_91726 38

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

HOW TO LEVEL THE MOWER HOUSaNG

If the mower housing is level, the blade wilt cut easier and the

lawn will look better.

WARNING: Before you make an inspection,

adjustment, or repair to the unit, disconnect the

wlre to the spark plug_ Remove the spark plug

wire to prevent the engine from starting by

accident,,

1, Make sure the unit is on a hard {evet surface

2 Check the air pressure in the tires., ff the air pressure is

incorrect, the mower housing will not cut level Make sure

the tires are inflated to 12 psi (085 kg/cm2),

3 Move the lever for the blade engagement control to the

DISENGAGE position Move the lift lever to the number "4"

cutting height position.

4 There are two adjustment procedures below that will fevel

the mower housing

THE FRONT TO BACK ADJUSTMENT

Use a ruler and measure the distance from the fevei surface to the

bottom of the mower housing Measure from the locations

indicated by the smaN rou nd dimples (or X marks) at points B and D

In correct adjustment, the front of the mower housing at point B

wilt be from 0" to 1/2" (0 mm to 12 ram) higher than the back of the

mower housing at point D.

1 Disconnect both adiuster rods from the adjuster rod brackets

as shown.

2,. Turn the adjustable nut clockwise to lower the front or

counterclockwise to raise the front of the mower housing

3., Connect the left adjuster rod to the adjuster rod bracket.

Check the housing for the correct adjustment. Fasten the

adjustable nut with the washer and hair pin

4 Repeat the above steps for the right side using the small

round dimples (or X marks) at points A and C,

THE SIDE TO SIDE ADJUSTMENT

Use a ruler and measure the distance from the level surface to the

bottom of the mower housing Measure from the locations

indicated by the small round dimples (or X marks) at points A and B

In correct adjustment, the mower housing at points Aand B must

be within I/4" (6 ram) of the same height If the difference in the

measurement is more than 1/4" (6 mm), adjust as follows,

1 Disconnect the adjuster plate from the mower housing as

shown,

2 Move the adjuster plate to the front to raise or to the back to

!ower the [eft side of the mower housing, Connect the adjuster

plate.,

3 Check the housing for the correct adjustment., If necessary,

repeat the adjustment,

F-91726

D_5722_1

7 djusterRodBr,c.,

Adju

D-57 _1

39 Adjuster Plate

SERVnCE AND ADJUSTMENT

HOW TO REPLACE THE LIGHT BULB

1, Raise the tractor hood,

2. Pull the tight socket from the bezel.

3Pull the light bulb from the socket

4 Install anew light bulb Push the socket into the bezel.

HOW TO CLEAN THE MOWER HOUSING

_ WARNING: Before you clean the mower housing.

stop the engine and disconnect the wire to the

spark plug.

Grass and other debris 0n top of the mower housing can keep the

belt,from working correctly. Clean the mower' housing as follows=

1, Move the lever for the blade engagement control to the

ENGAGE position°

2,, Clean the top of the mower housingv

3. Move the lever for the blade engagement control to the

DISENGAGE position.

4,, Again clean the top of the mower housing_

5. After you out the grass, clean the bottom of the mower

housing° D-5748

,H. i

HOW TO CLEAN THE UNIT

WARNING: Before you clean the grass bagger or

the top of the mower housing, stop the engine_

Disconnect the wire to the spark plug.

For good performance, frequently clean the grass bagger as

follows,,

1 Clean the extension tube, the connector tube, and the elbow

with soap and water

2_ To clean the wlndow(s), first remove the screws that hold the

window(s). To release the window tabs, press on the cover

directly above the window tabs. Clean the window(s} with

soap and water.

3. For correct operation of the belt drive system, clean the top

and the bottom of the mower housing as follows.

4, Put the blade control lever in the ENGAGE position

5Remove grass and debris from the top of the mower

housing°

6. Put the blade control lever in the DISENGAGE position.

7_ Remove grass from the top of the mower' housing.

8_ Clean the bottom of the mower housing,

Push Cover Here

To Remove Wi

W_ndow

Elbow

F-91726 40

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT

HOW TO START WITH A WEAK BATTERY

Ifthe batter,/is too weak to start the engine, the battery needs to be

charged If ",Jumper Cables" are used to start the engine in an

emergency, follow the procedure below,

NOTE: The unit is equipped with a 12 volt negative to ground

system. Also, the other vehicle must have a 12 volt negative to

ground system°

HOW TO REPLACE THE FUSE

If the fuse is blown, the engine will not start, The location of the fuse

is next to the battery. Remove the fuse and replace with a 15 amp.

Automotive fuse

WARNING: Do not smoke. The fumes from the

battery acid can cause an explosion, Keep the

battery away from any flames or sparks., To

prevent sparks, fasten the red jumper cable to

the positive (+} terminal before connecting the

black jumper cable.

FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT

The alignment of the front wheels cannot be adjusted tf the steering

is damaged and the alignment has changed, see your nearest Sears

Service Center

1 Put a wet cloth over the vent caps of each battery_

2 Connect each end of the RED "Jumper Cable" to the positive

(+) terminals of each battery Make sure you do not touch the

chassis with the cables

3 Connect one end of the BLACK _tJumper Cable" to the

negative (--) terminal of the charged battery.

4, Connect the other end of the BLACK "Jumper Cable" to the

engine block,

5. Start the engine that has the weak battery tast_ Allow the

engine to run.

6. To disconnect the "Jumper Cables". reverse the above steps,

,IIHI ,nlllll II I I iin in ,ll

STORAGE (Over 30 Days)

At the end of each year, prepare the unit for storage as follows,

MOWER

Ct.EAN THE UNIT

1, Clean the mower housing. See "How To Clean The Mower

Housing",,

2_ Wash the unit Use wax to protect the unit

LUBRICATE THE UNIT

See the "Lubrication" instructionsinthisbook,,

ENGINE

1 Clean the dirt and grass from the engine

2 Change the oil., See the instructions. "How To Change The

Oil".

3 Check the spark plug See "How To Check The Spark

Plug"

_91726

THE FUEL SYSTEM

WARNING; Do not drain the gasoline inside a

building or near a fire. Do not smoke or the

fumes from the fuel can cause an explosion.

CAUTION: During storage, it is important to prevent deposits

from occuring in fuel system parts like the carburetor, fuel

filter, fuel hose and the fuel tank. Alcohol gasoline mixtures

(called gasohol or using ethanol or methanol) attract moisture

causing acid deposits during storage° While the unit is in

storage, the acids in the fuel can damage the fuel system° To

prevent engine problems with the fuel system, empty the fuel

system before storage of 30 days or longer.

1. Start the engine.

2o Run the engine until the fuel tank and the carburetor are out

of fuel and the engine stops. Do not leave fuel in the fuel tank

or the carburetor° The fuel can damage the function of the

fuel system,,

3 After storage, make sure you use fresh fuel

BATTERY

1. Completely charge the battery.r See the instructions, "How

To Check And Charge The Battery".

2 Clean the battery terminals of any deposits See "How To

Clean The Battery "

NOTE: After along period of time in storage, the battery must

be charged°

TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART

(Recoil-Start And Electric Models)

PROBLEM: The engine will not start.

1. Follow the steps, How To Start The Engine in this book.

2 Clean the battery terminals Tighten the cables

3 Check for a loose wire_ Tighten the limit switches. (See tire

wiring diagram..)

4. Drain the fuel tank. Clean the fuel tineo Replace the fuel

filter

5. Remove the spark plug(s} Move the throttle to the SLOW

position Turn the ignition key to the ON position. Try to star_

the engine several times.. Install the spark plug..

6.. Replace the spark plug

7 Adjust the carburetor°

PROBLEM: The engine will hot turn over.

l. Follow the steps, How To Start The Engine in this book.

2,, Check the level of the acid in the battery° If needed, add

water, Charge tile battery,

3. Replace the fuse,

4Check the wiring harness for damage or aloose connection

Repair the damaged wire_

5. Electric-Start Models: replace the solenoid

Recoil-Start Models: replace the module,

PROBLEM: The engine is difficult to start.

1, Adjust the carburetor,

2. Replace the spark plug.

3 Replace the fuel filter,

PROBLEM: A hot engine causes a decrease in power°

1.. Clean the air screen

2.. Check the oil

3 Adjust the carburetor

4. Reptace the fuel filter..

PROBLEM: Excessive vibration.

1 Replace the blade

2Check for loose engine botts_

3Decrease the air pressure in the tires

4 Adjust the carburetor..

5 Check for a damaged belt or damaged pulley. Replace the

damaged parts

PROBLEM: The grass does not discharge correctly.

1 .. Stop the engine_ Clean the mower housing.

2_ Raise the height of cut

3. Replace or sharpen the blade(s).

4 Move the shift lever to a slower speed..

5 Move the throttle control to the FAST position.

6. Replace the spring for the blade idler.

PROBLEM: The mower housing does not cut level.

I _ Check the air pressure in the tiros.

2. Adjust the level of the mower housing.

3. Check the front axle, If the front axle does not freely pivot,

loosen the two axle bolts.

PROBLEM: The engine does not run smooth or has a loss of

power.

1. Check the oil.

2Clean the air filter.

3. Clean the air screen.

4. Replace the spark plUgr

5, The engine is working to hard,,Use a lower gear.

6. Adjust the carburetor.

7. Replace the fuel filter,

PROBLEM: The engine does not run smooth at fast speed.

1o Replace the spark plug,

2Adjust the throttle control.

3. Clean the air filter,

4, Replace the fuel filter.

PROBLEM: The engine stops when the

blades are engaged.

1. To activate the seat sensor, always sit in the middle of

the seat.

2, Checkthe wiring harness for damage or aloose connection.

Repair the damaged wire.

PROBLEM: On slopes, the engine stops,

1. Mow up and down slopes,, Never mow across a slopeo

2.. To activate the seat sensor, always sit in the middle of

the seat

PROBLEM: The mower blades will not rotate.

1o Check the mower drive belt Make sure the belt is

installed correctly°

2. Replace the mower drive belt.

PROBLEM: The unit will not move when the clutch is

engaged,.

1 .. Adjust the clutch.

2.. Replace the motion drive belt..

3. Check the motion drive belt Make sure the belt is

installed correctly..

PROBLEM: The unit moves slower or stops when the ct_ch

is engaged,

1_ Repface the motion drive belto

2. Adjust the clutch

PROBLEM: When the clutch/brake pedal is released, belt noise

can be heard,

1. Temporary belt noise does not change the operation of the

unit. If belt noise is continuous, check the routing of the belt,,

Make sure the beit is inside all bait guides.

2,, If the noise is continuous, adjust the clutch.,

PROBLEM: The rear wheels spin over'uneven terrain,

1. Check the front axle. if the front axle does not freely pivot,

loosen the two axle bolts.

PROBLEM: The engine will not idle,

1Replace the spark plug.

2o Clean the air filter,

3o Adjust the carburetor,.

4. Adjust the throttle control,

5o Drain the fuel tank.. Clean the fuel line. Replace the fuel

filter

F-91726 42

MODEL NO. 502.255193 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC

BATTERY

RED

12V

BLACK

IGNITION [

FUSE

15 AMP

RED

CLUTCH PEDAL ATTACHMENT

SOLENOID STARTER

t r

I I

_/ ,, |

-- I

BLACK SEAT SWITCH

(SEAT UNOCCUPIED

INTERLOCK SWITCH INTERLOCK SWITCH

BLAcK(CLUTCHo_ENGAGED)oBLACK (DISENGAGED)!_,r- _ -_ BLK. BLK.

YELLOW ;L__O_4YELLOW _ ,_ YLW.

N'C i"_0N N EC-_--R

(CLOSED IF UNPLUGGED

YELLOW? _ FROM SEAT SWITCH)

SOLID STATE SPARK PLUG

IGNITION 0@-

YELLOW

BLACK

249x6

RED

RECTIFIER

HEADLIGHT 2.2 AMP

--_)0 HEADLIGHT 2.2 AMP

(DIODE) CHARGING COIL

3AMPS, 20 VAC(MIN.)

AT MAX, RPM

POS.. FUNCTION CIRCUIT

START B + S

RUN ALL OPEN

RUN LIGHTS B + L

OFF G + M

#--7

CHASSIS

GROUND

F-91726 43

MODEL NO. 502.255193

D-5736

REPAIR PARTS

CHASStS & HOOD

t5 37

35 y 45 46

_39 44 /52

40 #

18 20

22 /

F-91726 44

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

CHASSIS & HOOD

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

PART MFG.

NO, NO,

1 Seat

2 Plate Assembly, Switch

3 Spring, Compression

4 Spring, Seat

5 Glide, Spring

6 Bolt, Shoulder

7 Support, Seat

8 Leckwasher

9 Bolt, Hex

10 Locknut, Flange

11 Bracket, Pivot

12 Rod, Pivot

13 Cap, Push On

14 Cap, Console

15 Screw, Tap

16 Cover, Shift

17 Fender, Apron

18 Bolt, Hex

19 Washer

20 Gate, Shift

2t Screw

22 Tray, Battery

23 Fender, Left

24 Clip, Battery

25 Screw

26 Locknut

27 Strut, Console

28 Screw

29 Channel Assembly

30 Console

31 Trim, Edge

32 Hood Assembly

56542

91963Z

164x25

91964

91822

9x38

91728E700

STD551131

STD523_06

STD541431

91729E700

91730E700

28x23

91704E601

26x250

91905

91724E601

STD522506

17x38Z

91892Z

26x214

91895

91715E601

91941

26xt84

STD541425

91910E601

26x249

91857E601

9t731E601

21765

92089E601

18x16

Ix45

15x88

1x38

15x66

33 Panel, Left

34 Panel, Right

35 Clip, CabIe

36 Dash Assembly

37 Bearing

38 Cable

39 U-Fastener

40 Rod, Hinge

41 Washer

42 Spring, Hood

43 Bracket, Hood Mount

44 Screw

45 Nut, Speed

46 Shield, Heat

47 Screw

48 Support, Grille

49 Frame

50 Mat

51 Fender, Right

52 Grille

53 Lens

54 Screw

-Instruction Book

-Decal, Left Hood

-- Decal, Left Front Hood

-- Decal, Right Hood

-- Decal, Console Panel

-- Decal, Top Console

-- Decal, Right Fender

-- Decal, Fender Apron

- Decal, Right Channel

-- Decal, Left Channel

91779E60t

91778E601

92013

91858E601

91759

92087

28x59

91980Z

17x143

91979

91978

26x253

28x61

92005Z

26x252

9!723E6Ot

91700E60t

92058

9t894E601

92168SE

91850

26x220

F-91726

44x1081

44x1063

44x1080

44xt095

44x656

44x1168

44x1065

44xi082

44x1165

F-91726 45

MODEL NO. 502.255193

I_5701

1 2

5 58

816

•14 17

oJ 21 22

REPAIR PARTS

MOTION DRmVE

31 3O

59\

F-91726 54 46

MODEL NO. 502.255393 REPAaR PARTS

_,qOTnON DRDVE

KEY PART IVlFG. KEY PART rvlFG,

NO, DESCRIPTION NO, NO. NO, DESCRIPTION NOv NO,

1 Grip 92055 32 Rod, Clutch 91808Z

2 Grip, Inner 20476 33 Washer 17x148

3 Handle, Shift 9203tZ 34 Yoke, Shift 92041Z

4 Bolt, Shoulder 9x39 35 Bolt, Hex lx82

5 Pin, Cotter STD560907 30x20 36 Lockwasher STD551125 t8x32

6 Washer STD55t031 17x47Z 37 Washer 17x146Z

7 Nut, Adjustable 21920 38 Pilot, Support 91889

8 Shifter Assembly 92044E700 39 Bracket Assembly, Idler 92029Z

9 Guide, Belt 91754 40 Spring, Motion Drive 165x76

10 Locknut, Flange STD541437 15x84 41 Ring, Retainer STD582062 1 lx7

11 Screw 26x249 42 Pulley, Motion Drive 91807

12 Link, Clutch 91877 43 Pulley, Backside Idler 91179

14 Locknut, Flange STD541537 15x87 44 Key, Woodruff #9 STD580025 20697

15 Washer 17x45 45 Transaxle, Complete *_ 92216

16 Shifter Link Assembly 92085 Peerless No 143930-011

17 Screw 26x249 46 Bolt, Carriage STD533 t07 2x64

18 Bracket, Support 9 t 899Z 47 Support, Transaxle 91804E700

19 Nut, Flange STD541031 ! 5x79Z 48 Screw 26x216

20 Bolt, Hex lx124 49 Locknut, Flange STD54t431 15x88

21 Grip 91079 50 Key, Square STD580105 21553

22 Rod, Control 91727E700 51 Washer 17x 160

23 Screw 26x214 52 Spacer, Transaxle 9 I757E700

24 Guide, Bracket 91825E700 53 Tire (Incl'd with Key 54)* 90586

25 Frame 91700E601 -- Tube (Incl'd with Key 54) 407049

26 Clutch and Brake Pedal 21544 54 Wheel and Tire Assembly 91504E601

27 Lever Assembly 91862E700 55 Stem, Valve (Incl'd with 24373

28 Belt, Motion Drive 37x61 Key 54)

29 Bracket, Support 91713E700 56 Washer 17xl 15

30 Latch, Park Brake 9t712Z 57 E-Ring STD581075 t Ix3

3 t Spring, Brake Extension t65x82 58 Washer STD551037 17x53Z

59 Hub Cap 24582

* When you order a tire, make sure to give the brand name of the tire so that the tread pattern on the tire will match.

** For repair parts, see the transaxte parts list page.

F-91726 47

MODEL NO, 502.255193

D-5699-3

REPAIR PARTS

STEERING

38\

27 29

30 28

F=91726 4.8

MODEL NO. 502.255193

KEY PART MFG.

NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO.

1 Wheel, Steering 92077

2 Nut, Hex STD541531

3 Bolt, Hex STD623115

4 Shaft, Steering 91860Z

5 Bolt, Hex STD623112

6 Screw 26x249

7 Bracket, Sector ** 91716E700

8 Gear, Pinion 402075

9 Bearing ** 9t756

10 Bolt, Hex ** STD523110

1 ! Locknut, Flange STD541537

13 Gear, Sector 402075

14 Bracket, Sector ** 91708E700

15 Link, Drag 91749E700

16 Bolt, Hex 1x138

17 Support -Rear, Axle 91702E700

18 Rod, Tie 90038E700

19 Pin, Cotter STD561220

20 Bearing 90035

21 Washer STD551043

22 Pin, Cotter STD560907

23 Washer 17xt 13

24 Spindle Assembly, Right 91828E700

25 Spindle Assembly, Axle & Left 9t827E700

26 Support, Front Axle 9 t 701E700

27 Tire (Incrd with Key 31)* 90591

-- Tube (lncrd with Key 31) 407047

28 Stem, Valve (Incl'd with Key 31) 24373

29 Bearing, Wheel (Incrd with Key 31) 91334

30 Washer 17xl 15

31 Wheel and Tire Assembly 90593E601

32 Bearing ** 92097

33 Locknut, Flange ** 15xl 13

36 Washer** 17x83

37 Bellows, Steering Post 91298

38 Hub Cap 24582

REPAmR PARTS

STEERaNG

15x90

lx66

lx74

t x84

15x87

30x49

17x57

30x20

* When you order a tire, make sure to give the brand name of the tire so that the tread pattern on the tire will match

** These parts are included when you order part number 402075 (key number 8 or 13).

F-91726 49

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

MOWER SUSPENSION

D-5698

26 \

3o !

12 21

6 13

/11

_% 20

kt3

F-91726 50

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

MOWER SUSPENSION

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

iViFG.

NO.

1 Grip

2 Lever, Blade Control

3 Bolt, Hex

4Locknut, Hex

5 Lever Assembly, Switch

6 Bolt, Carriage

7 Spring, Torsion

8 Bracket, Left Rear Hanger

9 Nut, Flange

10 Nut, Adjusting

1 I Bracket, Adjuster Rod

12 Washer

13 Pin, Hair

14 Washer

15 Pin, Pull

17 Lever, Lower Blade Control

18 Rod, Blade Control

19 Plate, Adjuster

20 Washer

21 Bracket, Pivot

22 Lifter Assembly

23 Knob, Steel

24 Grip

25 Spring, Compression

26 Handle Assembly

27 Screw

28 Link, Suspension

29 Washer

30 Washer

31 Cover, Lift Lever

32 Screw

33 Nut, Adjusting

92055

91781Z

25x3

STD541425

91917E700

STD533107

166x32

92066E700

STD54t031

92131

92133E700

STD551037

STD624005

STD551050

90827Z

91787E700

91795Z

91741E700

STD551050

92033E700

92065E700

91261

91398

164x21

91823E700

26x49

92064E700

STD551031

17x91Z

92157

26x238

21920

15x67

2x53

15x79

t7x124

31x4

17x67

17x103

17x47Z

F_91726 51

MODEL NO. 502.255193

D,-5697-t

F-91726

12/

,23

3 37

REPAIR PARTS

MOWER HOUSING

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

MOWER HOUSING

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

iVIFG, KEY PART NIFG.

NO. NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NO.

1 Nut, Hex

2 LOckwasher

3Pulley, Jackshaft

4 Locknut, Flange

5 Spacer

6 Belt, Blade Drive

7 Pultey, Idter

B Pin, Cotter

9 Locknut, Range

10 Washer

11 Brake Assembly, Right

12 Brake Assembly, Left

13 Spring, Torsion

14 Bolt, Hex

15 Bracket Assembly, Brake

16 Rod, Brake

!7 Rod, Cross Link

18 Pin, Hair

t9 Nut, Adjustable

20 Rod, Adjuster

21 Nut, Adjustable

22 Link, Suspension

23 Washer

24 Bracket Assy_, Right Lifter

25 Nut, Flange

26 Bracket, Pivot

27 Bolt, Carriage

28 Arm Assembly, Idler

29 Plate, Adjuster

30 Cover, Pulley

15xlO1

18x33

91943

STD541437

91903

37x62

91801

STD560907

STD541431

STD551031

92186E700

92187 E700

166x27

25x6

92072E700

91745Z

92183Z

STD624005

92131

91872Z

21920

92064E700

STD551050

92194E700

STD541031

92033E700

9x39

92032E700

9!741E700

91792E700

15x84

30x20

15x88

17x46Z

3 Ix4

t 7xI 03

15x79

3I Guide, Belt

32 Bracket Assy.,o Left Lifter

33 Spring, Extension

34 Bracket, Pivot

35 Plate

36 Washer

37 Bolt, Carriage

38 Deflector Assembly, Chute

39 Spring, Torsion

40 Bracket, Hinge

41 Bracket, Front Hanger

42 Rod, Deflector

43 Cap, Push On

44 Rod, Hanger

45 Washer

46 Hanger, Front

47 Screw

48 Guide, Belt

49 Bolt, Hex

50 Housing, Jackshaft

51 Jackshaft

52 Adapter, Blade

53 Blade (2 required)

54 Washer, Belleville

55 Washer

56 Nut, Hex

57 Locknut, Flange

58 Indicator, Plastic

t-59 Complete Mower Housing

9t797E700

91813E700

165x72

91743E700

91770E700

STD551043 17x57

STD533t07 2x53

91982SE

166x4

91765E700

9!875E700

91767Z

28x23

91739Z

17x124

92119E700

25x4

92095E700

STD523110 tx84

90905

91922

91926

9187tE700

17x166

17x165

15x100

STD541425 15x82

92163

403229

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MODEL NO. 502.255193

REPAIR PARTS

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MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

WIRING

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_ODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

ENGINE MOUNT

13 12

F-91726

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

ENGINE MOUNT

KEY PART

NOo DESCRIPTION NO.

1 Fuel Cap 55988

2Fuel Tank 91869

3Hose Clamp 91174

4 Fuel Line 92160

5 Hose Clamp 23713

6 Screw 26x214

7 Screw STD610803

8 Throttle Control 91983

9 Engine Briggs & Stratton * 92099PA

Model: 281707-O428-01

10 Bolt, Hex lx134

11 Shield, Muffler Heat 91277

12 Muffler 91271

13 Gasket 91309

14 Washer STD551237

15 Bolt, Engine Mount 25x7

16 Stack Pulley Assembly 92246Z

17 Washer 17x170

18 Lockwasher STD551243

19 Bolt, Hex lx140

20 Tube, Oil Drain 24066

21 Cap, Oil Drain 21651

NIFG.

NO.

26x201

19x8

19x35

* For repair parts, see the engine parts list pages.

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REPAIR PARTS

GRASS BAGGER

25 2 26

40 I

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MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

GRASS BAGGER

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

I Fastener (Included with key noo 2)

2Containers (Quantity of 2 included)

3 Window Clip

7 Locknut, Hex

8 Handle, Plastic

9 Screw

10 Cover

11 Screw

12 Window

13 Nut, Expansion

14 Screw

15 Nut, Keps

16 Hinge, Cover

17 Cap, End

18 Pin, Hinge Cover

19 Tube, Center

20 Pin, Hair

21 Tube, Outer

22 Bolt, Special

24 Lockwasher

25 Nut, Hex

26 Channel Assembly

27 Pin, Channel

28 Elbow

29 Screw

30 Bolt, Hex

31 Bolt, Hex

32 Washer

33 Bracket, Frame

34 Locknut, Flange

35 Nut, Stover Hex

36 Plug, Weight

37 Weight, Front

38 Support, Front Weight

39 Bolt, Carriage

40 Nut, Jam

41 Locknut, Flange

42 Locknut, Flange

43 Latch, Rubber

44 Handle, Connector Tube

45 Screw

46 Tube, Connector

47 Tube, Extension

48 Bolt, Carriage

48 Screw

49 Nut, Wing

51 Pin, Latch (Square Hole)

53 Bracket

-- Bag, Assembly Hardware

PART

NO.

193xl

54727SE

54571Z

STD5414t0

54537

STD511007

91968

26x246

54557

28x56

STD512505

STD541425

54398E700

24862

54407Z

544t2E700

STD624003

544t0E700

6x93

STD551131

STD541131

54422E700

54408Z

91944

26x239

STD5231t0

STD525012

17x51Z

91961E700

15xi08

STD541450

24863

55441

54552E700

2x74

STD541231

STD541431

STD541425

54695

54416E701

STD512510

91967

54564SE

STD533107

4x70

STD54163!

54563

54566

91966

MFG.

NO.

15x8 t

4x21

4x24

15x66

31x6

t8x15

15x32

I x84

lx125

t 5x41

15x109

t 5x88

15x89

4x71

2x64

14x83

* These parts are included when ordering key number 64

F-9172S 59

MODEL NO, 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

SiX SPEED TRANSAXLE

_.PEERLESS MODEL NO. 930-011

13 26

77 76

_970

62 30

F-91726 60 43

MODEL NO. 502.255193 REPAIR PARTS

SIX SPEED TRANSAXLE

PEERLESS MODEL NO. 930-011

KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

KEY PART

NO. DESCRIPTION NO.

1Cover, Transaxle

2 Bearing, Needle

3 Case, Transaxle

4 Shaft, Counter

5 Shaft Pinion Assembly, Output

6 Gear, Output

7Gear, Spur (15 teeth)

8 Key, Shifter

9Collar, Shifter

10 Rod &Fork Assembly, Shift

t 1 Gear, Bevel (42 teeth)

12 Bevel Pinion, Input

t3 Gear, Bevel

14 Gear, Bevel Pinion

!5 Gear, Ring

17 Pin, Drive

18 Spacer

20 Ball, Steel (5/16" diao)

2 ! Set Screw 3/a-16x3/e

22 Spring

23 Ring, Felt

25 Screw, Flange Hex Hd. ¼-20xt ¼

26 Ring, Retainer (Pkg of 2)

27 Ring, Retainer

28 Ring, Retainer

29 Washer, Thrust

30 Washer, Thrust

31 Washer

32 "0" Ring

33 Seal, Square Cut

34 Bushing, Flanged

35 Bushing, Flanged

36 Disk, Brake

37 Plate, Brake Pad

38 Pad, Brake

39 Pin, Dowel

40 Washer, Flat

772108

780086

770102

776260

776219

778139

778272

792136

784352

784358

778229

778113A

778221

778068

778260

786139

786102

792077

792078

792079

788061

792073

792125

792035

788040

780072

780108

780001

792001

788051

780105A

7801!8A

790003

790007

790006

786026

792076

41 Lever, Brake

42 Screw, Flanged Hex hd.. ¼-2Oxl V4

43 Nut, Lock 5/16-24

44 Holder, Brake Pad

45 Shaft, Brake (2 keyed)

46 Shaft, Input

47 Axle ( 12-3/8" Long)

48 Axle ( t7" Long)

49 Gear, S }ur (37 teeth)

50 Gear S )ur (35 teeth)

51 Gear S)ur (30 teeth)

52 Gear S]ur (25 teeth)

53 Gear

53A Gear

54 Gear

55 Gear

56 Gear

57 Gear

58 Gear

59 Gear

S _ur (22 teeth)

S )ur ( 19 teeth)

S _ur (12 teeth)

Spur ( 15 teeth)

Spur (20 teeth)

Spur (25 teeth)

Spur (28 teeth)

Spur (31 teeth)

60 Chain, Roller (No.. 41 chain, 24 Links)

61 Sprocket (9 teeth)

62 Sprocket (18 teeth)

65 Washer, Thrust

68 Bracket, Brake Lever

69 Washer, Thrust

70 Spacer

72 Plug, Threaded

75 Disk

76 Washer, Thrust

77 Ring, Retaining

790060

792073

792075

790025

776315

776135

774638

774837

778191

778125

778124A

778123A

778122A

778209

778230

778151

778126A

778127A

778128A

778163

786081

786082

786123

780109

786086

780051

786118

792074

786116

780090

788075

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ENGINE PARTS iLLUSTRATION 12 HP.

BRIGGS & STRA'R'ON - MODEL 281707-O428-O1

307

305

1021 1020

74]

_ _353

520

_)354

66,3

F-91726

634A

219

232

_1564

230 ,___._62

757

*SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED SEE REPAIR INSTRUCTION

TO INSTALL,. MANUAL

Assemblies include all parts shown in frames

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ENGINE PARTS ILLUSTRATION 12 HP.

BRIGGS & STRATTON -MODEL 281707-0428-01

877

482

121 CARBURETOR OVERHAUL KIT

634 98,

104

131

123

216

Assemblies include all parts shown in frames

F_91726 63

ENGINE PARTS iLLUSTRATiON 12 HP.

BRIGGS & STRATTON - MODEL 281707-0428-01

896

310

513

FHousing Length --_

_=== O__ 803

801

NOTE:

To identify Briggs & Stratton manufactured

starter motors, measure the housing length,.

F-91726

Assemblies include all parts shown in frames.

ENGINE PARTS LIST 12 HP.

BRIGGS & STRATFON -MODEL 281707-0428-01

MFG.

KEY PART KEY

NO. DESCRIPTION NO. NOo

1Cylinder Assembly

2Bearing, Cylinder

NOTE: Requires special tools

for instatlation_

3 Seal -Oil

5 Head -Cylinder

7 Gasket _Cylinder Head

8 Breather Assembly

9 Gasket -Valve Cover

10 Screw -Sere

11 Tube -Breather

12 Gasket =Crankcase Cover 1/64"

Gasket -Crankcase Cover 0,005"

Gasket -Crankcase Cover 0,009"

13 Screw -Cylinder Head (3")

15 Plug -Oil Drain

16 Crankshaft

NOTE: To Replace Crankshaft

Woodruff Key, Order 94196.

18 Base -Engine

20 Seal -Oil

22 Screw -Base Mounting Sere

23 Flywheel & Ring Gear Assy

24 Key -Flywheel

25 Piston Assembly -Standard

Piston Assembly -0010" OS

Piston Assembly -0020" OS

Piston Assembly -0030" O S

PISTON RING SET:

NOTE: For Chrome Ring Set _

Standard Size- Order 392331

26 Ring Set -Piston -Std

Ring Set -Piston _0.010" 0 S

Ring Set -Piston -0,020" O S

Ring Set -Piston -0,030" O S,

27 Lock -Piston Pin

28 Pin Assembly -Piston Std

Pin Assy -Piston 0,005" O S

29 Rod Assembly -Connecting

NOTE; For Connecting Rod

with 0 020" undersize

Crankpin Bore -Order 490469

31 Lock -Connecting Rod Screw

490450

399265

391086

491491

*271866

3914O6

*27803

93394

280100

*271916

*271996

*271997

93723

91084

*490466

490452

291675

94305

492326

222698

394661

394662

394663

394664

394665

391781

391782

391783

260924

299691

391286

490348

222299

DESCRIPTION

32 Screw -Connecting Rod

33 Valve -Exhaust

34 Valve -Intake

35 Spring -Intake Valve

36 Spring -Exhaust Valve

37 Guard -Flywheel

40 Retainer -Intake Valve

41 Rotocoil -Exhaust Valve

42 Retainer -Exhaust Valve (2)

45 Tappet _Valve

46 Gear -Cam

52 Gasket -Carburetor Mounting

78 Screw -Sere

94 Valve Assy, -Carburetor Idle

95 Screw -Throttle &Choke Valve

98 Screw _Machine 8-32x5/8"

99 Spring -Throttle Adjustment

101 Pin -Throttle Stop

104 Pin _Float Hinge

108 Valve Choke

118 Valve -Needle

121 Carburetor Overhaul Kit

123 Screw -Carburetor Mtg,

125 Carburetor Assembly

126 Body Assembly -Carburetor

127 Plug-Welch

!28 Venturi -Curburetor

130 Valve -Throttle

131 Shaft and Lever _Throttle

132 Stop -Throttle

133 Float -Carburetor

134 Valve -Fuel Inlet

136 Bow1 *Float

137 Gasket -Float Bowl

138 Washer -Roat Bowl

141 Shaft and Lever _Choke

142 Nozzle -Carburetor

147 Screw -Nozzle

171 Nut, Air Cleaner Mtg

186 Connector -Fuel Pipe

187 Line -Fuel

188 Screw _Sem (3/4" long)

201 Link -Governor

209 Spring -Governor

216 Link-Choke

MFG.

PART

NO.

92909

262246

262247

65906

26828

223752

221596

292260

93630

262248

212897

"270872

93805

+292681

93499

91920

26157

93043

+ 230896

222010

+ 396568

394698

93357

491031

490473

+221997

211960

222433

491006

211712

299707

+ 394681

221995

+ 270511

+ 222014

390684

+ 299740

+ 231323

231532

67218

66608

93535

262348

260695

261610

F-91726 65

ENGINE PARTS LIST 12 HP.

BRIGGS & STRATTON - MODEL 281707-0428-01

IV1FG.

KEY PART KEY

NO, DESCRIPTION NO, NO.

219 Oil Slinger, Gov. Gear &Bkt. 490815 544

222 Plate -Governor Control 491594 549

224 Screw -Air Cleaner Sere 94018 552

225 Crank -Governor (1/4" dia,) 231058 562

227 Lever Assy Governor 490927 592

230 Washer =Governor Crank 222450 601

232 Spring -Governor Link 260584 614

240 Filter -Fuel 298090 615

265 Clamp -Casing 221535 618

284 Screw -Clamp Mtgo 93572 634

304 Housing -Blower 490689 634A

305 Screw -Blower Housing Mtgo 93158 634B

306 Shield -Cylinder 223715 635

307 Screw -Cylinder Shield Mtg 93163 657

308 Cover -Cylinder Head 491490 662

309 Motor -Starting (12 Volt) 394805 663

310 Thru Bolt Assembly 94003 668

311 Brush Assembly 395538 726

332 Nut -Hex 92284 727

333 Armature -Magneto 492341 728

334 Screw-Armature Mtg 93381 741

337 Plug -Spark 802592 757

346 Screw -Hex Head 93705 758

353 Washer-Lock Shakeproof 92791 759

354 Nut-Hex No.8-32 90576 761

356 Wire -Ground 398808 801

358 Gasket Set 490525 802

363 Puller -Flywheel 19203 803

383 Wrench -Spark Plug 89838 842

422 Clamp -Oil Fill Tube 223721 847

423 Screw -Sere 93984 851

445 Cartridge =Air Cleaner 399806 869

455 Cup -Screen Mounting 222561 870

467 Knob -Air Cleaner 212706 871

468 Screen -Fiush Rotating 222562

482 Screw -Sem 93621

510 Drive Assembly 490421

lnclo Keys 513, 783,876, 896 872

5t3 Clutch Assembly 398003 875

520 Terminal -Spade 93722 877

523 Cap and Dipstick -Oil 490327

524 Seal -Filler Tube 68838 887

525 Tube -Oil Filler 280741

534 Stud -Air Cleaner 94248 985

534A Stud -Air Cleaner 94246 987

537 Gasket -Air Cleaner 270853 1005

1006

1019

1020

1021

DESCRIPTION

Armature Assembly

Washer -Air Cleaner

Bushing -Governor Crank

Bolt -Governor Lever'

Nut -Hex. No 10-24

Clamp -Fuel Pipe

Cotter -Hair Pin

Retainer, E-Ring

Spring -Choke Return

Washer -Choke Shaft

Seal -Oil

Washer -Throttle Shaft Seal

Etbow -Spark Plug

Screw -Sere

Bracket -Carburetor

Screw -Carburetor

Spacer

Gear-Ring (lncf Mtg Parts)

Cover -Starter (lncl Screws)

Screw -Sere

Gear -Timing

Link -Counterweight

Counterweight Assembly

Pin -Counterweight (1)

Screw -Counterweight {1 )

Drive, End Cap Assy

Commutator, End Cap Assy

Housing Assy (3-21/32" Long)

Seal -Oil Fill Cap

Fill Group -Oil

Terminal -Ignition Cable

Seat -Intake Valve (Standard)

Seat -Exhaust Valve (Standard)

Guide -Exhaust Valve

NOTE: Guide -Intake Valve

(Brass) 231218

See Repair Manual

Cover -Air Cleaner

Body -Air Cleaner'

Diode & Connector Assy

(Dual Circuit)

Stator Assembly

Alternator (DC)

Insulator Assembly

Seal Throttle Shaft

Fan -Flywheel

Retainer -Fan

Label Kit

Eccentric -Crankshaft

Pin -Eccentric

MFG.

PART

NO.

390837

94249

231597

92613

231082

93053

93306

93307

261116

270382

491323

271853

66538

93496

222311

93572

280848

392134

490324

93535

262135

212359

399891

298909

93875

394857

395537

393825

270920

490474

221798

261463

210940

261961

223700

490332

393814

391529

398525

398970

280687

223726

491155

262243

94160

* Included in Gasket Set -Part No 490525

+ Included in Carburetor Overhaul Kit _Part No 394698

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How to Order

Repair Parts

2HP. ELECTRIC START

40" MOWER

6 SPEED

LAWN TRACTOR

The Model Number for the mower is found on a decal attached to the back of the

frame. The Model Number for the engine is found on the blower housing above the

spark plug. Always give the Model Number when you call for service or' order repair

parts for your unit.

Repair parts can be ordered from any Sears Service Center/Departments and most

Sears Steres,

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS HAVETHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION

AS SHOWN IN THIS LIST.

= PRODUCT - [_WN TRACTOR

o MODEL NUMBER - 502.255193

6 ENGINE MODEL NO.- 281707-0428-01

=PART NUMBER

• PART DESCRIPTION

Your' Sears merchandise has added value when you consider Sears has service units

nationwide staffed with Sears trained technicians, Sears technicians have the

necessary parts, tools, and equipment to meet the Sears pledge, "We Service What

We Sell",

F-91726 12-01-90

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Sears, Roebuck and Co., Chicago, IL. 60684 U..S.A_

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PrTntedin USA

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