Craftsman 91725010 User Manual SEARS 6 H.P. CUSTOM TRACTOR Manuals And Guides 1207229L

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TRACTOR

GUARAN
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. WE GUARANTEE

and workmanship
the gasoline

the Sears Tractor

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to be free

from defects

in materials

for a period of one (1) year from date of sale. This also includes

engine which is warranted

for a period of one (1) year by the gasoline

engine manufacturer.

Should a defect

appear within

repair or replace

the defective

This

guarantee

worn through
or improper
qualified

the guarantee
part without

we will,

at our option,

replacement,

or installation

normal use or to parts damaged due to accident,
use, or if the Tractor

either

cost to you.

does not cover free repair,

has been altered

of parts

negligence,

or adjusted

abuse

by other than our

serviceman.

We do not authorize

any person or representative

or to assume far us any liability
other

period,

than

those

to the foregoing
those machines

contained
shall

in connection

herein.

be void

Any

with the sale of the Sears Tractor

agreements

and of no effect.

sold and operated

to make any other guarantee

in the United

This

outside

of or contradictory

guarantee

applies

only

States and Canada.

SEARS, ROEBUCK

AND CO.

and SIMPSONS-SEARS

LIMITED

TO THE PURCHASER...

SEARS
TRACTOR

Below

GUARANTEE

your
of

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helpful
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Tractor

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order

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number

well

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this

papers°

This

should

you

the

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information

need

guarantee

rights

repair

o_
date

parts

during

av¢_il
or

if
th_

TO
years
into

of
this

service
fine

piece

which

have

been

built

of equipment,

REMEMBER,..

ONLY

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A NATIONWIDE

HAS

SERVICE

ORGANIZATION

COAST TO COAST
FACTORY APPROVED PARTS AND
EXPERT FACTORY TRAINED MEN

SERVICE CONTRACT

A modern
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coverage

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within

low cost,

fulf

up to two full

protection

Service

years if desired.

30 days of original

Tractor

Contract

is available

No examination

purchase.

Contact

on this

product,

necessary

if purchased

i_t

your nearest

Sears Store,

TABLE

DESCRIPTION

OF CONTENTS

PAGE NO,

ATTACHMENTS

FOR YOUR TRACTOR

DESCRIPTION

PAGE NQ

PARKING

BRAKE
BRAKE

RULES OF GOOD SAFETY

PARKING

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

BRAKE

BATTERY

SEAT POSITION

TROUBLE

INSTALLATION

BEFORE

STARTING

THE ENGINE

5-6

Tires

Engine

Operating

Controls

HOW TO START
Recoil

ENGINE

Model

6
6-7
7

ADJUSTMENT

SHOOTING

HOW TO TIGHTEN

TRANSAXLE

DRIVE

BELT
STARTER
Recoil

12-13
AIR CLEANER

Model

Electric

Model

Electric

Mode!

For All

Models

IMPORTANT

WINTER CARE

TIRES

STORAGE

INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL

INFORMATION

TO OPERATE
ENGINE

TRACTOR

LUBRICATION

TRANSAXLE
LUBRICATION

LUBRICATION
CHART

HOW TO START

IF BATTERY

BATTERY

IS LOW

CARE

14
I5

NOTES

TO THE CUSTOM OWNER
Please accept our congratulations
on your investment in a Sears Custom Tractor. We feel you will obtain
from your Custom the economical and superior performance it is designed to give. it is certain that you
will derive a large measure of personal satisfaction
from its operation.
Years of tractor manufacturing
experience and contact with the actual customer have been combined
with advancements in engineering to produce all the features and refinements built into your tractor.
Properly adiusted, operated and maintained, this tractor wiit respond to every reasonable
make upon it and give you reliable service for years to come.

demand you

Sears, Roebuck and Co. or Simpsons-Sears Limited
in Canada reserves the right to make any changes
in design or improvemenls on its implements "without imposing any obligation
to install the same upon its
implements heretofore manufactured.

bUME UF THE MANY ATTACHMENTS

Rotary Titter

Drag Harrow

Adjustable

Foot with Sweep

Bulldozer

AVAiL.ABLE

Plow

CuJtivatar

with Sweeps

Rotary Mower

Rotary Snowplow

-2 -

FOR YOUR CUSTOM TRACTOR

Disc Harrow

Grader Bkzde

Dump Rake

Vacuum Cleaner Attachment

RULES

GOOD

SAFETY

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I_I-ILAI|UN

SWITCH FOR HEADL
AND TAIL LIGHT

IGNITION
SWITCH

3TTLE CONTROL

CHOKE

GEAR SHIFT
LEVER
"_

DRIVE, CLUTCH AND _

r;i'

BRAKE PEDAL

FOOT
REST
PARKING

-4-

BRAKE

BEFORE

Throughout
this
manual
the use of the terms L.H,
(Left
Hand),
R,H,
(Right
Hand),
Front
and Rear
must be understood
to avoid
confusion
when following
instructions,
Left
and Right
indlcate
the left
and right
sides
in the driver's
the

Hood

end

of the tractor
seat.
Reference
of

the

tractor,

when facing
forward
to Front
indicates

and

Rear

the

STARTING

THE

ENGINE

FUEL
TANK

drawbar.

The Sears Custom Tractor has be_.n completely
assembled at the factory, except for the battery.
The battery is shipped dry. Below are instructions
for filling and installing
battery.

INSTALL
STARTER

BATTERY
FOR
MODEL
ONLY°

ELECTRIC

OIL FILLER CAP
AND DIP STICK
FiG.

ENGINE
a.
b.

FIG.

Fill battery with electrolyte
and charge battery
as outlined
in instructions
in battery container,
2. Lift cowling
and install
battery
in battery box
so that (+) positive and (-) negative
terminals
are to front of tractor.
Secure battery to battery
support with two battery bolts (A), battery clamp
(B), washers, and wing nuts,
(Bolts,
clamp, washers and wing nuts shipped
in plastic bag.)
3, Connect
starter
switch
cable (covered
cable)
to (+-) positive
terminal.
Tighten bolt securely.
4. Connect ground strap to (-) negative
terminal.
Tighten bolt securely°
CAUTION:
When fastening
cables to battery, keep cables even
with or lower than top of battery terminal.
If cable
is too high, it can short against cowling.
5.

Be sure terminal
cover
on positive terminal,

(C,

Fig°3)

Crankcase
capacity
1]/_ pints. CAUTION:
Do not
over fill crankcase.
Use allstate regular MS S.A.E.
#30 oil or equivalent,
tf not available
use allstate
rnulti-grade
al I-weather
oil
(SAE
10W-30) or
equiva lent,
NOTE:
C.

Use S.A.E.

IOWbelow32

Fil! the fuet tank with
clean gasoline.

regular

degrees,
grade of FRESH,
(

in place

TIRES
Tires are over-inflated
duce air pressure to
lbs. in rear tires.

Lift hood as shown in Fig. 4.
Engine
crankcase
is shipped
filled
with oil
ready for use; however we recommend that the
oil level be checked.
Unscrew
oil
filler
cap
and dipstick
to check oil. Refer to engine manual for grade of oil to use.

for shipping purposes,
ReI5 ibs. in front tires, and 8

-5-

BEFORE
OPERATING

STARTING

THE

ENGINE

The
gear shift
lever
selects
the Forward
NeutraI,
and the Reverse positions
required.

(Cont'd.)

speeds,

CONTROLS
HOW

Become thoroughly
familiar
with the operating controls
before starting the engine.
The following
controls are used to operate the tractor.

START

ENGINE

CAUTION:
Before starting
that eontrois are as fotJows:

the

engine,

check

see

Transmission
gear shift lever, refer to Fig. 6, is in
NEUTRAL,
In Neutrat the gear shift lever is free
to move forward and backward, tt wit! operate similar to an automobile.

GASOLINE SHUT
OFF VALVE

FIG. 5
The Drive,
Ctutch
Fig. 5. This pedal
and drive dutch.
operation:

FIG_7

and Broke pedal is shown in
operates
a combination
brake
There are three positions
of

The tractor is in Drive when the pedal is all the
way out--foot removed from pedal.
b. The tractor is in Neutral when the pedal is depressed half way.
c.

The Brake is in operation
oil the way forward.

Open gasoline
shut-off
of gas tank.
Refer
clockwise
direction.

when pedal is pressed

FIG.

valve located on L.H. side
to Fig. 7. Turn
in counter-

6
FIG.8

The Transmission
gear shift lever
front center of seat. Refer to Fig. 6.

focated

-6-

To start a cold
refer to Fig. 8.

engine,

pull

out on choke

control,

HOW TO START
RECOIL

ENGINE (Cont'd.)

Grasp recoil starter handle and pull sharply.
Refer to Fig. 10. Do NOT allow
starter rope
to snap back. Rewind sfowly keeping hold of
the starter bangle at all times.

MODEL

4. After engine starts, move throttle
position;
refer to Fig, 8.

ELECTRIC

MODEL

CAUTION:
KEEP HANDS AND
ALL MOVING PARTS.

Place

Refer
to
c_ockwise

feet

on foot

FEET

more
If

than

after

Fig. 9. Turn
to
engage

key in
starter.

Do not run starter
30 seconds
at a time.

severaI

CLEAR

rests.

starts,
release
key and move
refer to Fig. 8, to fast position.

CAUTION:

lever to fast

attempts,

engine

ignition
When

switch
engine

throttIe

{ever,

continuously
does

move
throttle
lever
to FAST position.
two minutes
and try again.

for

not

start,

Wait

for

FIG. 9
CAUTION:
KEEP HANDS
ALL MOVING PARTS.
1.

Place feet on foot rests.

Refer to
clockwise

AND

Fig. 9. Turn key
to "on" position.

FIG. 10

FEET

CLEAR

ignition

FOR ALL

switch

MODELS

Engine speed between FAST and SLOW positions may be varied as desired.

To STOP engine,
direction to "off"

Key should be removed when tractor is not in
operation so that chitdren cannot start tractor.

turn key in counterclockwise
position.

CAUTION
.7-

UHLffAIL

IRACtUR

Try your tractor in a targe, open space, Avoid
ditches,
slopes, etc. Keep area free of children
and animals,
Learn to start, stop and reverse.

Start the engine and put the throttle _ever in the
SLOW position,
refer to Fig. 8. Push down on
foot pedal, refer to Fig. 5, and move gear shift
lever, Fig. 6, to speed desired. Gradually let up
on foot pedal. DO NOT SHIFT GEARS WHILE
TRACTOR
iS MOVING.

TRANSAXLE
I.

Check oil
operation.

LUBRICATION
in transaxte,

after

every

50 hours

First Gear-- 1.1 M.P.H.
Second Gear -- 2,15 M.P.H.
Third Gear -- 3.75 M.P.H.
Fourth Gear-- 5.55 M.P.H.
Reverse Gear -- 2.89 M.P.H.

ENGINE

LUBRICATION

1, Change oil in crankcase
operation.
Engine should
changed.

after first 2 hours of
be warm when all is

FIG, 12
.

Drain oil

every 500 hours.

To drain oil, unscrew drain plug under transaxle,
refer to Fig. 12, and catch oil in suitable contamer.

FIG. I1
To drain oil, unscrew petcock
end of engine, refer to Fig. tl.
in suitable container.

at lower front
Catch used oil

Refill
engine crankcase
with oiI as instructed
in Engine Manual. Refer to Fig. 4 for location
of oil filler cap.

Check oil level after each 5 hours of operation
and add oil if necessary.
5. After
first
oil change, oil shouid be changed
after each 25 hours of operation.

FIG. 13
3.

To fill transaxle0 use Allstate
or any other high
grade multi-purpose
extreme pressure gear lubricant S.A.E. 90. FiJI through filler
piug, Fig.
13. OiI capacity
of transaxle
is 4pints.

4, To check

oil level,
remove plug from front of
transaxJe,
Fig.!2.
Oil levet
should
be even
with this plug.

-8-

LUBRICATION

CHART

KING PIN

KiNG PiN
(GREASE FITTING

REASE FITTING)
(GREASE FITTING)
FRONT WHEEL

INTERMEDIATE
SHAFT
--_L_J (GREASE FITTING)
_

FOOT PEDAL
SHAFT

!
FOOT

PEDAL

SHAFT _,

INTERMEDIATE
SHAFT
(GREASE
FITTING)

CLUTCH
AND
BRAKE ROD

SHAFT

STEERING

_ll_

I _

_,J_ TRANSAXLE
OIL CAN
GREASE

GUN

_"-'-LIGHT

OIL - EVERY
EVERY

__GREASE

.?_....I-- CHECK

AN INEXPENSIVE

ALL

PURPOSE

(ZERK)

GREASE

GUN

IS NECESSARY

10 HOURS

OiL LEVEL

FOR

5 TO 10 HOURS

IN TRANSAXLE

GREASE

FITTING

EVERY

LUBRICATION.

50 HOURS

PARKING

SEAT

BRAKE

POSITION

FIG.

FIG_ t4
When parking brake handle is up, (facing tractor
seat), park brake is disengaged.
To engage park
brake,
push down on foot brake pedal and park
brake handle until handle faces
front of tractor,
refer to Fig. !4_

BRAKE

The seat can be moved forward or backward to give
the most comfortable
riding position.
To adiust the
seat,
loosen nut beneath
seat and seat spring,
refer to Fig. J6. Siide seat to position
desired.
Retighten nut making sure seat has not twisted out
of alignment with the seat spring.

ADJUSTMENT

FIG.
When operating

tractor

on hillsides,

slopes,

etc._ be sure broke is properly

adjusted.

To adiust brake, turn rear nut (A, Fig. 15), on brake rod. Then turn front nut (B, Fig. 15), about ] turn at a time
unti! finger on idler bracket ho_ds belt straight or deflects
belt not more than 1/8",
when foot pedal is fully
depressed,
(pushed forward), and brake band makes solid contact with brake drum. NOTE: Belt must be straight
or deflected
slightly
when'pedal
is depressed for clutch to release properly. Check belt guides at engine pulley.
Guides must clear belts by 1/I6 '° when clutch is engaged° Refer to Fig. 18.

PARKING

BRAKE

ADJUSTMENT

The flanged nut (C, Fig. t5), is adjustable
brake futt or when parking brake is pushed
flange nut in position.

forward or backward so that parking brake lock assembly will hold
down Ilocked position).
Tighten
jam nut against flanged nut to lock

-10-

TROUBLE

SHOOTING

HARD TO START

No gasoline

in fuel tank or carburetor.

Fuel strainer,

Fill fuel tank: open fuel shut off valve. Check
fuel line, fuel strainer and carburetor. Remove
fuel strainer and clean. Clean fuel line and
carburetor.

or fuel line clogged.

Drain fuel from tank and carburetor.

Refill

with fresh clean gasoline. Remove and dry
spark plug and reset plug gap. Replace wire
on spark plug.
Water in gasoline

or old

Remove plug, clean and reset plug gap, or install new spark plug_

fuel.

Spark Plug wire off at spark plug.
Spark plug dirty.
Improperly choked, not futly choked
or flooded engine.

Check remote control setting to see that
throttle is not too close to choke position
to cause flooding. If setting is too far it's
not fully choked.

Dirty carburetor

Remove air
dirt, clean
air cleaner
adjustment,
tion key.

Carburetor
Ignition

air filter.

out of adjustment

switch off.

Poor ignition.

filter and tap to remove dust and
with compressed air, Install new
once each year. Check carburetor
see engine manual. Turn on igni-

Check points,
wires.

condensor,

plug, coil or !oose

ENGINE OVERHEATS
Dirty

starter,

air cleaner or screen.

Clean polyurethane

cleaner around starter

screen over starter. Be sure fins on cylinder
head and around cylinder are clean.
Fill to level indicated on dip stick.
Do not over fill engine.
Correct carburetor adjustment.
See Engine Manual.
ENGINE

LACKS POWER

Engine overloaded.
Dirty carburetor, air cleaner.
carburetor adjustment,

Shift to a lower gear or reduce toad.
Improper

Clean or replace air cleaner.
engine manual.

Adjust.

See

Faulty ignition.
Poor compression,

Check points, spark plug condensor, coil and
loose wires. See Dealer to check compression,

Belt Slips.

Tighten
-tl-

drive belt.

HOW

TO TIGHTEN

TRANSAXLE

DRIVE

BELT

SEAT

SPRING
DISTANCE
MUST BE EQUAL ACROSS
ENTIRE WIDTH OF CHASSIS CHANNEL
AFTER
BELT ADJUSTMENT
IS MADE.

BELT
BOLTS
ALSO 2 BOLTS
OTHER SIDE OF
MACHIN E

BRAKE DRUM
BRAKE BAND

CHASSIS CHANNEL

T R AN SAXL E
DRAWBAR
FIG.

1. Loosen bolts holding fransaxle and brake to chassis
channel. (Total
chassis and drawbar, two in L.H. chassis side and brake bracket,
two
See Fig. 17. Also, loosen front nut (B) on brake rod. Refer to Fig. 15.
TAB

eight) Two on each side in
in seat spring and chassis,

BELT

JDLER BR

IDLER

PULLEY

t/16

BELT
GUIDE

FOOT
PEDAL

FIG. 18
2. Depress foot pedal and place a 3/8"
block between tab on idler bracket and belt as shown. (if
3/8"
block in not available
a common lead pencil can be used which is about 5/t6"
round). See
Fig. 18. Pull drawbar and transaxte assembly to rear, Fig. !7, until foot pedQt just starts to move
forward, Fig. 18. Tighten bolts in R.H. chassis channel side and drawbar. Be sure space between
drawbar and chassis,
Fig. 17, is equal on both sides and tighten L.H. bolts and seat spring Bolt
securely,
If spacing between chassis
and drawbar is not equal tractor will not track properly.
-12 -

HOW

TO TIGHTEN

IDLER

TRANSAXLE

BRACKET

DRIVE

BELT

(Cont'd.)

FINGER

BELT

ENGINE
PULLEY

0
/

FOOT
PEDAL

FIG. ]9
3. Adiust nuts (A) on brake rod to lengthen rod, so that finger (X) on idler bracket assembfy, holds
belt straight,
or deflects
belt not more than t/8 inch, between kclrer pulley and engine pulley,
with foot pedal fully depressed (forward). See Fig. 19. Lengthen brake rod to make belt deflect.
4. Readiust flanged and Jam nut on brake rod so that brake lock will hold brake in full brake position.
Tighten Jam nut tight against flanged nut to lock flanged nut in position on brake rod.
5. Check belt guides at engine
engaged. See Fig. t8.

pulley.

Belt

guides

must ctear

belts

by 1/16

inch when clutches

are

STARTER

AIR CLEANER

HOW TO START

IF BATTERY

iS LOW

FIG, 20
This
cleaner (A, Fig. 20), is designed
to keep
pieces of grass, chaff, etc., from entering the engine
cooling system. This cleaner must be cleaned every
four to eight hours depending upon conditions.
To clean, remove cleaner and tap lightly.
Knead
with hands until cleaner appears to be clean. An air
hose. may be used if available.
Replace air cleaner
Before starting engine.

FI G. 22
1. The quickest method would be to connect quickstart Battery cables
or _jumpers"
from your
automobile
12 volt Battery to the tractor Battery.
CAUTION:
Connect
positive (+) terminal.

positive

(+)

terminal

2. Method number two will NOT charge
but is strictly emergency starting only.

Remove machine screws (C, D and E, Fig.
2t).
This will allow removal of belt guard
assembly (F, Fig. 21).

Loosen nut (G, Fig. 22), and push motorgenerator
forward.
This will
take tension
from V-belt. Remove bett.

Secure a piece of rope and tie a knot in one
end. Place this knot into notch
in engine
pulley, refer to Fig. 22.

d. Wrap rope around engine
provided.
e. Pull
DO

battery,

F
FIG. 21
The screen (B Fig.
2t), MUST BE BRUSHED,
CLEANED
FREQUENTLY,
while operating tractor
to
prevent
engine
from
over-heating.

NOT

rope sharply
REPLACE

pulley

using

grooves

GUARD

WHILE

to start engine.

V-BELT

ENGINE I$ RUNNING. The above method of starting
is only a means to get unit to nearest
source of
battery charging. DO NOT operate tractor any tonger
than necessary
with V_belt and guard removed. Stop
engine and replace as soon as possible.
Be sure to
have proper tension on belt, retighten
nut IG, Fig.
22).

!4_

IMPORTANT

-BATTERY

Proper attention
is of the utmost

CARE

to the battery
importance,

on units

so equipped

Your battery
is of the same high standard as is
used in automobiles.
Unfortunately
it does not have
the advantage of automatic attention by the service
station attendant as the one in your car.

TIRES

The folJowing points are recorded to help remind you
to provide
attention
to the battery
and gain full
advantage
of the usable
life built into the battery
and avoid costly replacements.
1. Check solution
levei in" battery at least once
each week, Add distiIled
water when required
to retain the level of 3/t6"
over the separators.
After adding water, run the engine so that the
generator charge will mix the solution. DO NOT
OVER" FILL
RETAIN
3/t6"
SOLUTION
ABOVE PLATES.
2. Keep the battery clean_ Remove any collection
of grease or other substance
from the top of
the battery.
.

Keep top of battery
Keep battery

clean

and dry at all

snug in its cradle

5_ Keep vent caps
caps open.

tight

Your guarantee is intended to provide you adequate
protection.
It does not, however,
cover recharging
or damage resulting
from lack of care, freezing
or
inability
to perform after winter
or long storage
periods without proper attention.

Keep tires inflated
to 15 pounds of air in frontt 8
pounds in rear. To repair a punctured tire, front wheel
may be removed by unsnapping
"E"
ring from front
spindle and sliding washer and front wheel complete
with tire from spindle. Remove rear wheel by unscrewing three hub bolts from wheel and hub. A local auto°
mobile repair station can repair tire in same manner
as an automobile,

STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
In the event your tractor is to be inoperative for
periods in excess of 30 days - prepare for storage
as outlined below:

times.

1, Drain gas tank.

or holder.

and small

vent

2. Drain carburetor
holes

by allowing
engine to run out of gasoline.
Then push in drain valve under carburetor bowl
to remove all gasoline from carburetor.
Evaporating
gasoline will leave gum deposits if not drain completely. These deposits make fuel systems inoperative
resuiting in a hard or non-starting
engine when again

6, If

battery
should
become discharged
or fall
below a specific gravity of 1,225 remove battery
and have it recharged_

7, When recharging, request service station to
SLOW CHARGE the battery at a rate of 2
to 3 amperes° FAST CHARGlflG IS NOT RECOMMENDED_

used,

a cool,

regularly
removed

during winter
and stored
in

If unit is used only infrequently
during winter
months check at least once each thirty days to
be sure a full charge is maintained.

3. A battery not fully
ing in the necessity
4,

store

gasoJine

over

winter,

dry pJace_
e

save

Just
as your automobile
needs professional
mechanical
maintenance
from
time
to timer
so does your air cooled engine, Cleaning
and
adjustment
of the carburetor
and periodic
replacement of the spark plug and ignition
points
is made necessary by NORMAL use.

is not used
it should
be

not

GENERAL

WINTER CARE
1_ If unit
months

charged can
to replace.

freeze

Professional
air cooled engine service
close as your nearest Sears Store.

3. A yearly

is as

check up or tune up by Sears is a
good idea to avoid breakdowns
or delays . . .
Do it each fall_ then you're
ready for spring.
We even prepare it for storage for you,

result-

A safe rule is to charge the battery monthly
or at least test and recharge
if below 1.225
specific gravity.

Please
remember
the necessity
of proper winter
care for the battery, Batteries
not in use for several
months and not kept fully charged produce a suJphation
of the p_ates which
cannot be removed by
recharging.

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- NOTES -

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