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Safety • Assembly • Operation • Tips & Techniques • Maintenance • Troubleshooting • Parts Lists • Warranty

Rear Tine Tiller - Model Series 450
iMPORTANT
READ SAFETY

RULES AND iNSTRUCTiONS

CAREFULLY

BEFORE

OPERATION

Warning: This unit is equippedwithan internalcombustionengineand shouldnot be usedon or nearany unimprovedforest-covered,brushcoveredor grass-coveredland unlesstheengine'sexhaustsystemis equippedwith a sparkarrestermeetingapplicablelocalor statelaws(if any).
If a sparkarresteris used,it shouldbe maintainedin effectiveworkingorder by the operator.In theState of Californiathe aboveis requiredbylaw
(Section4442 of the CaliforniaPublicResourcesCode). Otherstatesmay havesimilarlaws.Federallaws applyon federallands.A sparkarrester
for the muffleris availablethroughyour nearestengineauthorizedservicedealeror contactthe servicedepartment,RO. Box361131Cleveland,
Ohio 44136-0019.

PRINTEDIN U.S.A

MTD LLC, P.O. BOX 361131 CLEVELAND,

OHIO 44136-0019

FORMNO. 769-02193C
03/16/2007

This Operator's Manual is an important part of your new tiller, it will help you assemble,
prepare, and maintain the unit for best performance.
Please read and understand what it says.

Table of Contents
Safety Labels ......................................................
Safe Operation Practices ...................................
Assembling Your Tiller ........................................
Know Your Tiller ..................................................
Operating Your Tiller .........................................
Making Adjustments
........................................

3
4
6
8
10
11

Maintaining Your Tiller ......................................
Off Season Storage ..........................................
Parts List ...........................................................

12
13
14

Troubleshooting ................................................
Notes ..................................................................

20
21

Warranty .............................................

Back Cover

Finding and Recording Model Number
BEFOREYOU BEGIN ASSEMBLINGYOUR NEW
EQUIPMENT,please locate the model plate on the equipment
and copy the informationto the sample model plate provided
to the right. You can locate the model plate by looking at
the rear of the tine shield. This informationis important for
use when visiting the manufacturer'sweb site, obtaining
assistance from the Customer Support Department, or when
communicatingwith an authorized service dealer.

Model Number

Serial Number

MTD LLC
P.O= BOX
361131
CLEVELAND, OH 44136
330=220=4683
800-800-731
0

www.mtdproducts.com

Customer Support
Please do NOTreturn
purchased,

without

the unit to the retailer from
first contacting

Customer

which

it was

Support.

If you have difficulty assembling this product or have any questions regardingthe controls, operation,or maintenanceof this
unit, you can seek help from the experts. Choose from the options below:
1. Visit mtdproducts.com.

Click on the Service & Support menu option.

2. Phone a Customer Support Representative at 1 (800) 800-7310.
3. The engine manufacturer is responsiblefor all engine-related issues with regards to performance, power-rating,specifications, warranty and service. Please refer to the engine manufacturer'sOwner's/Operator's Manual, packed separatelywith
your unit, for more information.

WARNING
This symbol points
out importantsafety
instructionswhich, if
not followed,could
endangerthe personal
safety and/or property
of yourselfand others.
Read and follow all
instructionsin this
manual beforeattemptingto operate
this machine. Failure
to comply with these
instructionsmay result
in personalinjury.When
you see this symbol.
HEED ITS WARNING!

Your Responsibility
Restrict the use
of this power machine
to persons who read,
understand
and follow the warnings
and instructions
in this manual
and onthe machine.

WARNING: Engine Exhaust, some of its constituents, and certain vehicle
components contain or emit chemicals known to State of California to cause
cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
DANGER: This machine was built to be operated according to the rules for safe operation
in this manual. As with any type of power equipment, carelessness or error on the part of
the operator can result in serious injury.This machine is capable of amputating hands and
feet and throwing objects. Failure to observe the following safety instructionscould result in
serious injury or death.
•

Training
•

•
•

WARNING
Thissyrnbolpointsout
importantsafety instructionswhich, ff not
followed,could endanger
i the personalsafety and/or
i property of yourself and
others_Readand follow all
I instructionsin thisrnanual

•
•

Read,understand,and followall instructionson the
•
machineand in the manual(s)beforeattemptingto
assemNeand operate.Keepthis manualin a safe
placefor futureand regularreferenceand for ordering •
replacementparts.
Be familiarwith all controlsand theirproperoperation.
Knowhowto stop the machine.
•
Neverallowchildrenunder 14years old to operate
this machine.Children14 yearsold and over should
readand understandthe operationinstructionsand
safety rulesin this manualand shouldbe trainedand
supervisedbya parent.
Neverallowadultsto operatethis machinewithout
properinstruction.
Keepbystanders,helpers,pets,and childrenat least
75 feet from the machinewhileit is in operation.Stop
machineif anyoneentersthe area.

•

i beforeattempting tooperi atethis machine.Failure
•

fITS WARNING!
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•
•

•

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•
•

inch belowbottomof filler neckto providespacefor
fuelexpansion.
Replacegasolinecapand tighten securely.
If gasolineis spilled,wipe it off theengineand
equipment.Movemachineto anotherarea.Wait five
minutesbeforestartingthe engine.
Neverstorethe machineor fuel containerinside
near an open flame,spark or pilotlight(e.g. furnace,
wateror spaceheater,clothesdryer,etc.).
Allowmachineto cool five minutesbeforestoring.

Operation
•

Preparation
•

Neverremovegas cap or add fuel whilethe engine
ishot or running.
Allowengineto coolat least two minutesbefore
refueling
Neveroverfill fuel tank.Fill tank to no morethanY2

•
Thoroughlyinspectthe areawherethe equipmentis
to be used. Removeall stones,sticks,wire, and other •
foreignobjectswhichcould be trippedoverand cause
personalinjury.
Wearsturdy,rough-soledwork shoesand close
•
fittingslacksand shirt.Loosefittingclothesor jewelry
canbe caughtin movaNeparts. Neveroperatethis
machinein bare feet or sandals.
•
Disengagedutch leversand shift (if provided)into
neutral("N') beforestartingthe engine.
Neverleavethis machineunattendedwith the engine
running.
•
Neverattemptto makeanyadjustmentswhileengine
is running,exceptwherespedfically recommendedin
theoperator'smanual.
•
Toavoidpersonalinjuryor propertydamageuse
extremecarein handlinggasoline.Gasolineis
extremelyflammableand the vaporsare explosive.
Seriouspersonalinjurycan occur whengasolineis
spilledon yourselfor yourclotheswhich can ignite.
Washyourskin and changeclothesimmediately.
Use onlyan approvedgasolinecontainer.
Extinguishall cigarettes,cigars, pipesand other
sourcesof ignition.
Neverfuelmachineindoors.

Do not puthandsor feet near rotatingparts.Contact
with the rotatingpartscan amputatehandsand feet.
Do notoperatemachinewhileunder the influence
of
alcoholor drugs.
Neveroperatethis machinewithoutgood visibilityor
light. Nways be sureof yourfootingand keepa firm
hold on the handles.
Keepbystanders,helpers,pets,and childrenat least
75 feet from the machinewhileit is in operation.
Stopthe machineif anyoneentersthe area.
Be carefulwhentilling in hard ground.The tines may
catchin thegroundand propelthe tillerforward.
If this occurs,let go d the handlebarsand do not
restrainthe machine.
Exerciseextremecautionwhenoperatingon or
crossinggravelsurfaces.Stayalert for hidden
hazardsor traffic.
Neveroperatethe machineat hightransportspeeds
on hard or slipperysurfaces.

•
•

Exercisecautionto avoidslippingor falling.
Lookdownand behindand use carewhenin reverse
or pulling machinetowardsyou.

•

Start theengine accordingto the instructions
found
in this manualand keepfeet well awayfromthe tines
at all times.

•

•
•

•

After strikinga foreignobject,stop the engine,
disconnectthe spark plug wireand groundagainst
the engineThoroughlyinspectthe machinefor any
damage.Repairthe damagebeforestartingand
operating.
Disengageall clutchlevers(if fitted)and stopengine
beforeyouleavethe operatingposition(behindthe
handles).Wait untilthe tines cometo a complete
stop beforeuncloggingthe tines,makingany adjustments,or inspections.

Maintenance & Storage
•
•

•

Nevertamperwith safetydevices.Checktheir
properoperationregularly.
Checkboltsand screwsfor propertightnessat
frequentintervalsto keepthe machinein safe
workingcondition.Also, visuallyinspectmachine
for anydamage.

Neverrun an engineindoorsor in a poorlyventilated
area. Engineexhaustcontainscarbonmonoxide,an
odorlessand deadlygas.
•
Mufflerand enginebecomehot and cancause a
burn. Donot touch.

Beforecleaning,repairing,or inspecting,stop the
engineand makecertain thetines and all moving
parts havestopped.Disconnectthe spark plug
wireand groundit againstthe engine to prevent
unintendedstarting.
Do notchangethe enginegovernorsettingsor
over-speedthe engine.Thegovernorcontrolsthe
maximumsafe operatingspeedof the engine.

Usecautionwhentilling nearfences,buildingsand
undergroundutilities.Rotatingtinescan cause
propertydamageor personalinjury.
Donot overloadmachinecapacityby attemptingto
till soiltoo deep at too fastof a rate.

Maintainor replacesafety and instructionlabels,
as necessary.
Followthis manualfor safe loading,unloading,
transporting,and storageof this machine.
Neverstorethe machineor fuel containerinside

•
•
•

If the machineshouldstart makingan unusualnoise
or vibration,stop theengine,disconnectthe spark
plug wireand groundit againstthe engine.Inspect
thoroughlyfor damage.Repairanydamagebefore
startingand operating.
Keepall shields,guards,and safetydevicesin place
and operatingproperly.
Neverpick up or carry machinewhilethe engineis
running.

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•

wherethere is an open flame,sparkor pilotlight
such asa water heater,furnace,clothesdryer,etc.
Alwaysreferto the operator'smanualfor proper
instructionson off-seasonstorage.
If thefuel tank has to be drained,do this outdoors.
Observeproperdisposallawsand regulationsfor
gas, oil,etc. to protecttheenvironment.

Your Responsibility

Useonly attachmentsand accessoriesapproved
by the manufacturer.Failureto do so can resultin
personalinjury.
If situationsoccur whichare notcoveredin this
manual,usecare and goodjudgment.Contactyour
dealer or call the customerservicenumberfoundon
page two.

•

Restrictthe use of this powermachineto persons
who read,understand,and follow the warningsand
instructionsin this manualand on the machine.

•

The safetylabelson the tillerare shownin the
"SafetyLabels"section.Toensuresafeoperation
of the tiller,followthe instructionson all labels
closely.

Practices

WARNING
Thissymbolpointsout
importantsafety instructions which, if not
followed, couldendanger
the personalsafetyand/or
propertyof yourself and
others. Readand follow all
instructionsin this manual
before attempting to operate this machine. Failure
to comply with these
instructions may result in
personal injury. Whenyou
see this symbol, HEEDITS
WARNING!

NOTE: Referencesto rightor left sideof thetillerare
determinedfrom behindthe unitin theoperatingposition.

To Remove

ff
Flat Washer

Unit From Carton

Hex Bolt

T-Knob
o Hairpin Clip

• Removestaples,breakglue on topflaps,or cut tape
at cartonend and peelalong top flapto open carton.
• Removelooseparts includedwith unit (i.e.,
operator'smanual,etc.).
• Cut cornersand lay cartondownflat.
• Removepackingmaterial.
• Rollor slideunit out of carton.Checkcarton
thoroughlyfor looseparts.

DepthStake

• Extendcontrolcableand layon the floor. Be careful
not to bendor kink controlcable.
IMPORTANT:This unit isshippedwithoutgasoline
or oil in theengine.Be certainto serviceengine with
gasolineand oil as instructed
inthe separateengine
manualbeforeoperatingyourmachine.

Loose Parts In Carton

WARNING
Disconnect the spark
plug wire and ground
it against the engine
to prevent unintended
starting.
Be certain to check
the clutch cable
adjustment before
operating the tiller.

J
Figure 3-1

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•

DepthStake
HandleAssembly
Shift Rod

f
Remove

NOTE: All hardwareneededforassemblyisattached
to the looseparts or the tiller.

Handle
Assembly
Handle

Before Assembly
_

wire
and ground
it against
engineto
ARNING:
Disconnect
the the
spark
plug
preventunintended starting.

Attaching

Depth Stake

• Tipthe tillerforwardsoit restson frontcounterweight.
• Unthreadthe"T" knobfromthe topof thedepthstake
and removethe flatwasherandhexbolt. Removethe
hairpinclipfrom theclevispin.SeeFigure3-1.
• Raisethe fine shieldhingeflap assemblyand insert
the depthstakeassemblyin theslot (underthe tine
shield)and up throughthefine shieldassembly.

Figure 3-2

• Insertclevispin throughthefine shieldand depth
stakeassemblies.Securewith hairpinclip.

•

Removethreadedeyeboltand nutfromthecableend.

• Inserta hexboltintotopholeofthedepthstake
assembly.Placeflatwasheron thehexboltand thread
"T"knobontothehexbolt.Tightensecurely.
SeeFigure3-1.

•

Routethe clutchcableto the right sideof the handle
mountingbracketsand underneaththe handle.

• Tip thetiller back downso it restson thetines.

• Removeslot head screw,nut, and two flat washers
from theclutch bail.See Figure3-4.

Attaching

• Pushthecable throughthe hole in thecenterof the
handleand snapin the plasticfitting. See Figure3-3.

Handle Assembly

• Fastenthe threadedeyeboltontobail by securingfrom
top with slot head screw,flat washersand lock nut.

• Removetoptwo boltsand flange lock nutsfrom
handlemountingbrackets,but do not removethe
bottomboltand nut. See Figure3-2.
NOTE:specifications are
subjecttochangewithout
notification or obligation
images my not reflect your
exact modeland are for
refeiencepurposeson!y

• Threadeyeboltand nut removedearlierinto the
internallythreadedtubeat theend of the cable.
Threadengagementshouldbe about3/4".Tightennut
againsttubeat end of cable. See Figure3-4.

• Placehandleassemblyin positionbetweenthe
handlemountingbrackets.
• Line up holesin handlewith holesin bracketand
securewith hardwarepreviouslyremoved.

Attaching

Clutch

NOTE: Do notovertightenclutchcable. Toomuch
tensionmaycause it to break.

Cable

Attachtheclutchcable to the handleas follows:
(be carefulnot to kink the cable)

cable
adjustment
before
ARNING:
Be certain
tooperating
checkthethe
clutch
tiller.

Attaching Control Rod
Slot Head Screw,Nut_,
& FiatWashers
• Makesurethe handleassemblyisin the highest
position.Referto KnowYourTiller section.

• Removehairpinclipsfrom control rod,(rubber
washersto remainon controlrod).
• Insertthe shorter,(angled),end of the control rod
throughthe indicatorbracketon the shift coverand
securewith hairpinclip that was previouslyremoved.
See Figure3-5.
• Insertthe longerend of the control rodthroughthe
hole in the gear selectorhandleand securewith
hairpinclip.

Final Clutch Adjustment
IMPORTANT:Servicethe enginewith oil and gasoline
beforecheckingthis adjustment.Referto the separate
enginemanualpackedwith yourtiller for properfueland
engineoil recommendations.

PlasticFitting

t
Figure 3-3

Positionthe tiller so the frontcounterweightis against
a solidobject,such as a wall. With the gear selection
leverin NEUTRAL,startthe engine.Referto the
separateenginemanual.

Slot Head Screw

ClutchControl

FiatWashers

Standingon the right sideof the tiller,examinethe belt
(insidethe beltcover).It shouldnot be turning.

the
belt cover. not put yourfingers under
ARNING:Do

If the belt turns without bail engaged,adjust by
unthreadingthe internallythreadedtubeat the end
of the cablea few turnsclockwise(whenstandingin
operator'sposition)and thenretightenthe nut against
the tube.
Now move the shift lever to FORWARDposition.
Carefullyengagethe clutchby lifting the clutchcontrol
bail againstthe handle.Thewheels shouldspin.

Figure 3-4

//
/Control

Maximum tire
pressure under any
circumstancesis
30 p.s.i. Equal tire
pressure should be
maintained on both
tires.

If thewheelsdo not spinwith the unit inforward,adjust
by unthreadingthe tube at the end of thecable a few
turnscounter-clockwise(whenstandingin operator's
position)and then retightenthe nut againstthe tube.

RubberWasher

Do not put your
fingers under the
belt cover.

Recheckbothadjustments,and readjustas necessary.
NOTE: A secondarycableadjustmentis availableif you
reachthe pointthat additionaladjustmentisneeded.
Removethe beltcoverand movethe hexnuts at the
otherend of the cabletowardsthe end of the casing.
Thenreadjustthehex nuts at the handle.

Rod

Tire Pressure
Thetires on yourunit maybe over-inflatedfor shipping
purposes.Reducethe tire pressurebeforeoperating
the unit. Recommendedoperatingtire pressureis
approximately20 p.s.i.(checksidewallof tire fortire
manufacturer'srecommendedpressure).
_

idler PulleyRod
\

J
Figure 3-5

any
circumstances
is 30 p.s.i.
Equal tire
ARNING:
Maximumtire
pressureunder
pressureshouldbe maintainedon both
tires.

NOTE:Specificationsa[e
subjectto changewithout
notificationor obligationl
Images my not reflect your
exact modeland are for
referencepurposeson!y.

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Gear SelectionHandle......

KnoWYour
Tiller

Handle Adjustment

Depth Stake
!
i

WARNING
Make certain unit is
in NEUTRAL when
starting the engine.

Figure 4-1

Gear Selection

Handle

iMPORTANT: Use the reversefine drivewhentilling
virginground,sod, or hard soil. Usethe forwardtine drive
whencultivatingor tilling softground.

Thegear selectionhandle is locatedin the centerof
the handleon the tiller. It is usedto selectNEUTRAL,
REVERSE,or one of the FORWARDmode.Pullor push
the handleso that the indicatoron topof shiftcover
pointsto the operatingmodedesired.See Figure4-1.

NOTE: If difficultyis encounteredin movingthe gear
selectionhandle,referto followinghelpfulhints.Toshift
intoforwardor reversewheeldrive, movetillerforward
slightlythen backwardto allowthe gearsto synchronize.

Neutra|

Toshift intoforwardwheelsand tine drive,pushforward
slightlyon the gear selectionhandleand slowlyengage
the clutchcontrolallowingthe gearsto synchronize.To
stop forwardmovementand fine drive,releasethe clutch
control.Donot shiftgearswith the clutchcontrolengaged
exceptwhenengagingthetines.

Transmissionisin neutral.

Reverse
Reversewheeldrive.

Forward

Modes

Wheels Forward: Forwardwheeldriveonly.
Tines Reverse: Forwardwheeldriveand reversefine
drive.
Tines Forward: Forwardwheeland tinedrive.

NOTE:Specificationsare
i subjectto changewith0ut
notification or obligation
ImageSmy notreflectyour
exact modeland are fo[
[eference purposeson!y,

whenstarting
ARNING: Makecertainunit
the engine.
is in NEUTRAL

Clutch Control
The clutchcontrolis locatedbeneaththe handle.
Squeezingthe clutchcontrol againstthe handleengages
the wheeland fine drivemechanisms.
NOTE: Neverengageclutchleverwhileshifting.

Handle Adjustment

KnowYour

Lock

iller

The handlemay be adjustedto the heightdesired.
Loosenthe handleheightadjustmentlock a few turns.
Pivothandleup or downto desiredposition.Tightenlock.

Throttle

Control

The throttlecontrolleveris locatedon the engine.It
controlstheengine speedand stopstheengine.

Choke

Lever flf Equipped)

The chokeleveris locatedby the throttle.It is usedto
enrichthe fuel mixturein the carburetorwhen startinga
cold engine.

Primer Button (if Equipped)

This symbol points

The primerbuttonis locatedbehindthe air cleaner.It is
usedto enrichthe fuel mixtureinthe carburetorwhen

instructions which, if

startinga coldengine.

notfo =oWed;
could

Depth Stake

endangerthe pe[sonal
safety and/or pioperty
of Yourself and othersl
Read and follow all
instructions in this manual before attempting to
operate this machine:

The depthstakecontrolsthe tillingdepth. Referto
"Settingthe Depth"in the OperatingSection.

Engine Controls
See the separateengine manualfor additionalinformation and functionsof theengine controls.

Failure to comply with
these instructionsmay
result in personal injury
When you see this
symbol;
HEED ITS WARNING!

NOTE:SpecificationSare
Subjectto changewithout
notificationor Ob!igation.
Images mynot reflectyour
exact modeland arefo r
referencepurposeson!y,

Setting The Depth
allARNING:Read,understand,
instructionsand warningson
thefollow
maand
Tillingdepthis controlledby the depthstakewhichcan be
chine and in this manual before operating.
adjustedto five differentsettings.Adjustthe side shields
as youadjust thedepth stake.
Before Starting

_hb

Gas

And

Oil Fill-Up

disconnected
groundedagainst
theis
ARNING: Beand
certainspark
plug wire
Servicethe enginewith gasolineand oil as instructed
in _
engine
when
performingany
adjustments.
the separateenginemanualpackedwith yourtiller. Read
instructionscarefully.
• Whenusingthetiller for the firsttime, usethe second
adjustmentholefrom the top (1"of tillingdepth). See
WARNING: Useextremecare when
Figure5-1.
handlinggasoline. Gasoline is extremely
flammable and the vapors are explosive.
Never fuel machine indoorsor while the

• Whenbreakingup sod and for shallowcultivation,use

engine is hot or running.

Starting

Postion

Engine
3"

NOTE: Whenpushingthe unitwith the engineoff, you
will heara ratchetingsound(gearnoise)which is normal.

WARNING
Read, understand,
' and follow all instructions and warnings
on the machine and

inthis manualbefore
operating.
Use extreme care

whenhandling
gasoline. Gasoline is
extremely flammable

and the vaporsare
i explosive. Never fuel
machine indoors or
while the engine is
hot or running.

front
of the tiller
while
running
WARNING:
Be sure
nothe
oneengineis
isstanding
in
or being started.

• Placegear selectionleverin NEUTRAL.
• Placethethrottlecontrol leverin FASTpositionor
ifequipped,placethe enginespeedcontrolin the
STARTposition.
• Movechokeleverto CHOKEpositionor ifequipped,
pushprimertwo (2) or three (3) times. Waitabouttwo
(2) secondsbetweeneach push.

•

Standat sideof tiller. Graspthe starterhandle and pull
out slowly,until itpulls slightlyharder.Letrope rewind
slowly.

• Repeatpreviousstepsuntilengine starts.

engineis runningor

Referto enginemanualforadditionalengine information.

being started.

Becertainspark
plug wire is disconnected and grounded
i against the engine
when performing any
adjustments.

Side Sheild

• Pull starterhandlerapidly.Do notallowhandleto snap
back.Allowitto rewindslowlywhilekeepinga firm
hold on the starterhandle.

standing in front of

i the tiller whilethe

Use This Hole for
Lowest(shallowest)
Postion

NOTE:A warmenginemaynotrequirechokingor priming.

As enginewarmsup and beginsto operateevenly,
movechokelevergraduallyto RUNposition.If engine
falters,returnto chokeposition,then slowlymove to
RUNposition.

Be sure no one is

Highest (deepest)
--__ Use This Hole for
Postion
j
Figure 5-1
the settingwhich gives 1"of tillingdepth(secondhole
from thetop). Placethe side shieldsintheir lowest
position.

NOTE: After startingand prior to usingthe tiller forthe
firsttime, be certainto checkthe clutchadjustmentas
describedin "Checkingthe ClutchAdjustment"sectionof • Forfurther depth,raisethe depthstakeand side
the AssemblyInstructions.
shieldsand also makeone or two morepassesover
the area.

To Stop

Engine

• Movethrottlecontrolto STOPor OFF position.
• Disconnectsparkplug wireand groundto prevent
accidentallystartingwhileequipmentis unattended.
NOTE: After thefirst ten hoursof operation,recheck
the clutchadjustment.Referto finalclutchadjustmentin
AssemblyInstructions.

• Whentillingloosesoil, the depthstakemaybe raised
to its highestposition(usebottomadjustmenthole)to
givethe deepesttillingdepth. Raisethe sideshieldsto
theirhighestposition.
• Totransporttiller, lowerthe depthstake(use top
adjustmenthole).

Toadjustthedepthstake,removetheclevispinand hairpin
Belt Tension Adjustment
clip. Movethe depthstaketo the desiredsettingand
Periodicadjustmentof the belttensionmay be required
securewiththe clevispin and hairpinclip.See Figure5-1.
due to normalstretchand wearon the belt. Adjustment
isneededif the tines or wheelsseemto hesitatewhile
Toadjust the sideshields,removethe wingnuts. Move
the side shieldto thedesiredpositionand replacethe
turning,butthe enginemaintainsthe samespeed.
wing nuts.Tightensecurely.
Toadjustthe tensionon thebelt, referto FinalClutch
AdjustmentinAssemblyInstructions.
Operating the Tiller
• Select the depthstakesetting.
• Start engineas instructedon the previouspage.
•

Movegearselectionhandleto one of the forward
modesor reverse.

After belttensionhas beenadjusted,if the beltis
excessivelystretched,youmay needto adjust the idler
pulleyrod.This can easilybe checked.

ustm

With theengine off and the clutchcontrolbail disenWARNING: Do not move the gear selection gaged,shiftthe gear selectionhandleto eachforward
mode.If the indicator
brackettouchesthe idlerpulley
handlewith the wheelsor tines engaged.
rod
(with
the
clutchcontrolbail
disengaged),thenan
Make certainthe unit is stoppedcomadjustmentis
necessary.
pletely before changingthe gear selection.
A partial engagementmay be necessary
• Disconnectand groundout spark plugwire against
when engagingtines.
the engine.

iMPORTANT:Usethe reversefine drivewhen tilling
virginground,sod, or hard soil. Use the forwardfine drive
whencultivatingor tillingsoft ground.
• Squeezethe clutchhandleagainstthe handleto
engagethe wheelsand tines.
NOTE: Makecertainthe gear selectionindicatoris
correctlypositionedbeforeengagingthe clutchhandle.If
it isbetweengears, the enginewill stall.
Totransporttiller,do not engagethe tines. Selectthe
wheeldriveonly.

• Removethe beltcoveras describedunderBelt
Replacementin the Maintenancesection.
• Removethe hairpinclip and springwasherfrom the
idlerpulleyrod. Referto Figure9.

Do not movethe gear
selection handle

• Movethe idlerpulleyrod to the lowerhole inthe idler
bracket.

with the wheels or
tines engaged. IVlake
certain the unit is

• Replacethe springwasherand hairpinclip.
• Checkclearanceof the idlerpulleyrod to the
indicatorbracketby shiftingto each forwardmode,
as before.

Engine Adjustment
,_

handlesso that the wheels are lifted off
WARNING: Do not pushdownon the
the groundwhile using the tine drive, or
the tiller could movebackward and cause

Referto the separateengine manualfor engineadjustment instructions.

personalinjury.

stopped completely
before changing the
gear selection. A
partial engagement
may be necessary
when engaging tines.
Do not push down
on the handles so
that the wheels are

Forbest results,itis recommendedthe garden be tilled
twice (lengthwise,then width-wise)to pulverizethe soil.

Making Adjustments
,_

WARNING

lifted off the ground
while usingthe tine
drive, or the tiller
could move backward

adjustments
whilethe engineis
running,
WARNING: Neverattempt
to makeany
exceptwherespecifiedin operator's
manual.

and cause personal
injury.

Handle Adjustment
The handleheightmay be adjustedto the desiredheight.
Referto the handleadjustmentin KnowYourTiller
section.

Never attempt to
make any adjustments while the

NOTE:Specificationsare subjectto
changewithoutnotificationor obligation.
Imagesmy not reflectyourexactmodel
and are for referencepurposesonly.

engine is running,
except where specified in operator's
manual.

wire and groundit against the engine
ARNING: Disconnectthe spark plug
before performingany repairs.

Engine

Maintaining

Referto the separateengine manualforengine
maintenanceinstructions.
Maintainengineoil as instructed
inthe separate
enginemanualpackedwith yourunit. Readand follow
instructions
carefully.

IMPORTANT:Neverusea "pressurewasher"to clean
yourtiller.Watercan penetratetight areasof the tillerand
itschain caseand cause seriousdamageto the unit.

IMPORTANT:Neverrun yourenginewithoutair cleaner
completelyassembled.

Disconnectthe spark
plugwireand ground
it againstthe engine
before performing
any repairsor
maintenance.

Tine Area

mediatelyinsteadof after it dries.Alwaystowel dry the
tillerafterwardsand applya lightcoat of oil or siliconeto
preventrustingor waterdamage.

Serviceair cleaner everyten hoursunder normal
conditions.Cleaneveryhour underextremelydusty
conditions.Poorengine performanceand flooding
usuallyindicatesthat the air cleanershouldbe serviced.
Toservicethe air cleaner,referto the separateengine
manualpackedwith yourunit.

WARNING

Cleaning

Cleanthe undersideof the fine shieldafter eachuse.
Thedirt washesoff the tines easierif rinsedoff im-

Thespark plug shouldbe cleanedand the gap
resetevery 25 hoursof engineoperation.Sparkplug
replacementis recommendedat the start of eachtiller
season;checkengine manualfor correctplugtype and
gap specification.

Belt Replacement
Yourtillerhas beenengineeredwitha belt madeof special
material(KevlarTensile)for longerlifeand betterperformance.It shouldnot be replacedwithan off-the-shelfbelt.
Orderall beltsthroughyou authorizedservicedealer.
• Disconnectand groundthe spark plugwire againstthe
engine.
• Removethebelt coverfrom the left side of the tiller by
removetwo torx screwsfromthe top of belt cover.See
Figure7-1.
Torx Screws

Clean the engine regularlywitha cloth or brush. Keep
the coolingsystem(blowerhousingarea) cleanto
permitproperair circulationwhich is essentialto engine
performanceand life. Be certain to removeall dirt and
combustibledebrisfrom mufflerarea.

Belt Cover_

Flat Washer

Lubrication
Transmission
Thetransmissionis pre-lubricatedand sealedat the
factory.It requiresno checkingunlessthetransmission
is disassembled.To fill with grease,laythe right halfof
Self Tap
the transmissionon its side,add 22 ouncesof Benalene
920 grease,and assemblethe left halfto it. This grease
Figure 7-1
can be obtainedat yournearestauthorizeddealerby
• Removethehex cap nutand flat washerfrom the side
orderingpartnumber737-0300.
of the beltcover and removethe self tap screwat the
Clutch Handle
bottomof thefront of the cover.
Lubricatethe pivot pointon the clutchhandleand the
cableat least oncea seasonwith lightoil. The control
mustoperatefreely inboth directions.

Pivot Points
Lubricateall pivot pointsand linkagesat leastonce a
seasonwith lightoil.

Tine Shafts
Removefineassembliesand lubricatethe fine shaftsat
least oncea season.
NOTE:Specificationsare
subjectto Changewithout
notification or obligation
ImageSmy notreflectyour
exact modeland are for

Wheel Shafts
Removewheelassembliesand lubricatethe axleshafts
at least oncea season.

reference purposeson!y,

Idler PulleyRod

• Removethe beltkeeperbracketlocatedbehindthe
enginepulleyby removingtwo hex boltsand lock
washers.See Figure8-1.
• Removebeltand reassemblenew belt. Follow
instructions
in reverseorder.
NOTE: Uponreassembly,makecertain the beltis
routedoverthe idlerpulleyand insideof belt keepersby
enginepulley.See Figure8-1.

Off-Season
Belt Keeper
Bracket
EnginePulley
Figure 8-1

Storage

If thetillerwillnotbeusedfora periodlongerthan30 days,
thefollowingstepsshouldbetakentopreparethetillerfor
storage.
• Cleantheexteriorof engineand theentiretiller
thoroughly.Lubricatethe tilleras describedin the
lubricationinstructions.
• Wedo not recommendthe use of pressurewashers
to cleanyourunit. They maycause damageto
electriccomponents,spindles,pulleys,bearingsor
the engine.The useof pressurewasherswill result
in shortenedlifeand reduceserviceability.
• Referto the enginemanualforcorrectengine
storageinstructions.
• Wipetines with oiled rag to preventrust.
Storetillerin a clean,dry area. Donot store nextto
corrosivematerials,suchas fertilizer.
NOTE-Whenstoringanytypeof powerequipmentinan
unventilated
or metalstorageshed,careshouldbe taken
to rustprooftheequipment.Usinga lightoil or silicone,coat
theequipmentandespeciallyanysprings,bearings,and
cables.

When storingany type
of powerequipment
in an unventilatedor
metal storage shed,
care should be taken
to rustproof the
equipment. Using a
light oil or silicone,
-oat the equipment and
especially any springs,
bearings, and cables.

NOTE: specificationsare
subject to changewithout
notification or obligation.
Images my not reflectyour
exact modeland are for
reference purposeson!y,

53 35

16
/

I
I

15
I

36
23
7.

45
36

i i

611-04074 WheelShaft Ass'y33T

717-1594

SpurGear 16T

611-0021

TineShaftAss'y: 18T

28.

721-0378

Seal 1.0Shaft

611-0128

JackShaftAss'y

29.

721-0379

Seal.75Shaft

611-0129

inputShaft Ass'y

31.

726-0277

TaperCap Ring

617-0058

Rev.IdlerGear Ass'y:30T

32.

732-0496

CompressionSpring.50"Leg.

617-0059

TineIdlerGear Ass'y:30T

33.

736-0163

ThrustWash.1.03"I.D.X. 1.62"

617-0060

Tineinput SprocketAss'y:9T

34.

736-0351

FI-Wash.76"I.D.x 1.5"O.D.

617-0061

WheelinputSprocketAss'y:10T

35.

736-0407

Bell-Wash.45"I.D.x 1.0"

617-0062

GearAss'y: 11T

36.

736-0518

ThrustWash..445x 1.92x .060

10.

686-0108

R.H.HousingAss'y

37.

736-3088

FI-Wash..635"I.D.x 1.59O.D.

11.

710-0376

Hex Bolt5/16-18x 1"Lg.

40.

738-0645

DetentShaft 1/2"Dia.

12.

710-0599

Hex S-TapScr.1/4-20 x.5"

41.

738-0648

JackShaft .625x 2.385

13.

710-0604A Hex S-TapScr.5/16-18x.625"

42.

738-1013

JackShaft .625x 5.0

14.

710-3008

Hex Bolt5/16-18x.75"

43.

741-0124

Ball Bearing

15.

711-1349

inputShaft

44.

741-0420

FlangeBearing1.0x 2.5x 1.38

16.

712-0378

Hex Nut7/16-20

45.

17.

712-3004A FlangeNut5/16-18

46.

741-0563

Ball Bearing.6692 x 5745x .466

18.

713-0367

#420Chain 1/2Pitchx 50 Links

47.

741-0862

DetentBall .250

19.

713-0484

#50 Chain5/8 Pitchx 54 Links

48.

750-0258

Spacer.315

20.

716-0865

Snap Ring

49.

750-0570

Spacer1.0I.Dx 2.00.D. x .440

21.

717-0853

ShiftingFork

50.

750-0664

Spacer.505 I.D.x .88 O.D.x .440

22.

717-1582

SpurGear 44T

51.

750-0671

Spacer.75 x 2.0x .50

23.

717-1583

SpurGear 30T

52.

786-0171

L.H.ChainCaseAss'y

24.

717-1584

SpurGear 30T

53.

786-0238

GearPositionerBracket

25.

717-1585

SpurGear 44T

686-0107

GearCase AssemblyComplete

26.

717-1587

SpurGear 44T

L741-0421 _Flange Bearing.75x 2.5x 1.38

iiii _

Parts List
Model 450
Series

_FACTORY

PARTS

To order replacement
parts, contact
1 (800) 800-7310
or visit
www.mtdproducts.com

62
2_

36
33

24
28

53
55

786-0090

Shoulder

786-0113
786-0176

TineShieldHingeFlap
RH HandleBracket

LowerHandleAss'y

36.
37.

HexScrew3/8-16x 1.25

38.

786-0177

LH HandleBracket

710-3056

HexScrew5/16-18x 3.25

39.

786-0178

TineShield

711-0415

ClevisPin 3/8-1.62

40.

786-0179

TineShieldBracket

712-0379

FlangeLock Nut3/8-24

41.

786-0180

ShoulderSpacerBracket

712-0429

Hex LockNut5/16-18

42.

686-0109

Shift CrankAss'y

714-0147

CotterPin

44.

710-1017

Screw1/4-14x .625

10.

720-0313

Grip

11.

720-0210A T-Knob

12.

720-0278A FoamGrip

50.

711-0415

ClevisPin

14.

726-0317

CableTie

51.

712-3054

Hex Nut3/8-24

15.

735-0246

Plug

53.

742-0305

13"ArticulatingTine

16.

736-0117

FiatWasher3/8 IDx .620OD

54.

738-0689

ShoulderBolt

17.

736-0242

BellWasher.340ID x .872OD

55.

736-0208

FiatWasher.51"ID x 1.50"OD

18.

738-0958

ShoulderSpacer

56.

736-0253

BellWasher.515"ID x 1.14"OD

19.

784-0190

HandleAdjustmentCrank

57.

738-0688

ShoulderBolt

20.

784-0191

Hex NutRetainerBracket

58.

784-0160

TineAdapterAss'y18"

714-0149B internalCotterPin

747-1152

Shift Rod

649-0041

UpperHandleAss'y

649-0034

710-3005

•46. L 715-0120
SpiralPin 3/16x 1.0
49.
784-0208C Shift Cover

21.

786-0120

DepthStake

59.

22.

747-1219

Bail Clutch

60.

735-0127

RubberWasher

23.

786-0181

Shift LeverRod

61.

714-0104

CotterPin

24.

686-0044A Tine ShieldCoverAss'y

62.

710-3022

HexScrew3/8-16x 2.75"

25.

710-0176

HexCap Screw5/16-18x 2.75

63.

736-0204

FiatWasher

26.

710-3008

HexCap Screw5/16-18x .750

64.

712-04065 FlangeNut3/8-16

27.

710-3097

CarriageBolt3/8-16x 1.0

65.

736-0169

LockWasher

28.

712-0421

Wing Nut

66.

712-3017

Hex Nut3/8-16

29.

736-0169

LockWasher3/8

67.

710-0946

TrussScrew1/4-20x .65

30.

712-04063

FlangeNut 5/16-18

68.

712-0324

Hex LockNut 1/4-20

31.

726-0106

CapNut

69.

726-0273

BatteryHoseClamp5/16

32.

738-0849

HexScrew5/16-18x .75"

70.

736-3090

FlatWasher.260ID x .720OD

33.

747-0432

Rod

71.

784-0161

TineAdapterPlate

34.

750-0885A Spacer.322x.625x2.0

illustrated

Parts List
Model 450
Series

_FACTORY

PARTS

To order replacement
parts, contact
1 (800) 800-7310
or visit
www.mtdproducts.com

NOTE: specificationsare
subjectto changewithout
notification or obligationl
images mYnot reflectyour
exact modeland are for
reference purposeson!y,

18
45

28
13
\0

35
5
16
I

\
48

Wheel shaft shown
for reference only
31

i i

786-0187

ShiftCoverBracket

786-0193

IdlerBeltKeeper

686-0111

BeltCoverBracketAss'y

710-0237

HexBolt5/16-24x .62"

•28.

710-0412

HexBolt 1/4-28x .75"

29.

710-0502A HexWasherScrew3/8-16x 1.25"

710-0152

HexBolt3/8-24x 1.0

30.

634-04230 WheelRim Assembly

710-0599

HexWasherScrew

31.

734-0255

Air Valve

32.

710-0606

HexHeadScrew1/4-20

33.

712-04064 FlangeLockNut 1/4-20

7.
8.

_ 710-0723 _ HexCapScrew3/8-16x 1.25
712-0266
LockJam Nut3/8-16

634-04231 WheelAssembly16.0x 4.6 x 8
734-0808

Tire Only 16.2x 4.6

712-0267

HexNut 5/16-18

34.

710-0515

HexBolt 1/2-20x 3.50

10.

714-0104

InternalCotterPin

35.

712-3066

HexNut 1/2-20

11.

736-0104

HairpinClip

36.

686-0192

BumperAssembly

12.

736-0119

LockWasher5/16"

37.

736-0326

FiatWasher

13.

736-0176

FiatWasher.25 ID x .93OD

38.

736-0921

LockWasher1/2

14.

736-0271

SpringWasher.317ID x .625OD

39.

710-0653

HexScrew1/4-20x .375

15.

736-0329

LockWasherl/4"lD

40.

710-1017

Screw1/4-14x .625

16.

736-0452

BellWasher.396ID x 1.14OD

41.

712-0392

LockNut

17.

738-0876

ShoulderNut 7/16-20

42.

736-3020

FlatWasher.271 ID x .630OD

18.

746-1117

ClutchCable

43.

784-0158A BeltCover

19.

747-1159

idler PulleyRod

44.

736-0242

BellWasher.340ID x.872 OD

20.

754-0434

V-Belt

45.

737-0298

StraightPipe 1/4-3.5"

21.

756-0405

Flatldlerw/Flange3.75 OD

46.

737-0132

EndCap

22.

756-0971

OuterEnginePulleyHalf

47.

710-0382

HexHeadScrew,1/2-13x5.00

23.

756-0972

inner EnginePulleyHalf

48.

736-0179

FlatWasher1/2x 1.25x .10

24.

756-1162

inputPulley

49.

731-1595

Counterweight

25.

786-0064A IdlerBracket

50.

731-0381

Counterweight

26.

786-0185

51.

712-0206

HexNut, 1/2-13

BeltKeeperBracket

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Parts List
Model 450
Series

_FACTORY

PARTS

To order replacement
parts, contact
1 (800) 800-7310
or visit
www.mtdproducts.com

NOTE:For paintedparts,pleasereferto the list of
colorcodes below. Pleaseadd theapplicablecolor
code, whereverneeded,to the part numberto order a
replacementpart. Forinstance,if a part numbered
700-xxxxis paintedRed, the partnumberto order
wouldbe 700-xxxx-0638.
Red:0638
PowderBlack:0637
OysterGray: 0662

NOTE: Specificationsare
subject to changewithout
notificationor obligation,
!mages my not reflectyour
exactmodeland are for
referencepu[poseson!y,

Problem

Cause

Enginefails to start

Sparkplugwire disconneCte&

Remedy

Eui! tank emptyoi sta e fue!i

2 Fi!i!ank with €leanifresh gaso!ine

3, Throttlecontrol!ever not in correct

& Movethrottle !ever to start position

startingPosi! on (i! equipped)4
4, Chokenotin ON position,

5 ciean fuel line

5! B!°cked!ue!!inei

61 c!eanl adjust gapl oireplace

Eau!tyspark p!ugl
Engine flooding,

1. Sparkplugwire loose.

Engineruns erratic

7! Wait a few rninuteSt0 restart,but do
not prime(i! equipped)

2. Unit runningon CHOKE.

1. Connectand tightenspark
plug wire.

3. Blockedfuel line or stale fuel.

2. Movechoke leverto OFE

4. Ventplugged.

3. Cleanfuel line;fill tank with clean,
fresh gasoline.

5. Wateror dirt in fuel system.
6. Dirtyair cleaner.

For repairs beyond
the minor
ments listed here,
contact an authorized
service dealer.

MoVeieveitOON position:

7. Carburetorout of adjustment.

4. Clearvent.
5. Drainfuel tank. Refillwith
fresh fuel.
6. Cleanfollowingengine manual.
7. Referto enginemanual.

Engine overheats

!
I

2! Di[tYa!rfi!ter'
3 A rfow restrcted
. 4.

Tines do no engage

Engne0ii !eyel low

Carburetornot adjustedproperly.

1. Foreignobject lodgedin tines.

Fi!! CiankCaseWithpi0Peio! 1

2: C!eana!rcleaner!
I 3 Removebower housng and c ean
.4,

Referto enginemanual.

2. Tineclevispin(s) missing.

1. Stop tillercompletely,checkand
discardforeignobject.

3. Beltwornand/or stretched.

2. Replacefineclevis pin(s).

4. Pulleyand idlernot incorrectadjustment.

3. Replacebelt.

NOTE: Specificationsare
subject to changewithout
notificationor obligation,
ImageSmy not reflect your
exact modeland are for
reference purpOseSonlyl

4. Takeunit to authorizedservice

thisp_g_
tom_k_
notes and write down
important information:

1-800_800,7310,or
1'330-220'4683,
www,mtdproducts.com

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NOTE:specificationsare
subject to changewithout
notificationor obligationl
Irnagesrnynot reflect your
exact modeland are for
referencepurposeson!y,

Use

this page to make

notes and write down

For parts and/or
accessories
please call
1-800.800-7310,or
1-330-220-4683.
www.mtdproducts.com

NOTE:SPeCifications
aie
subject to changewithout
notificationor obligation.
Images my not reflectyour
exact modeland are foi
refeienCepurposeSonly

notes and write down

NOTE: Specificationsare
Subjectto changewithout
i0tiication or obligationl
!magesmy notreflectyour
modeland are for
referenCepurP0sesonly.

MANUFACTURER'S

LiMiTED WARRANTY

The limitedwarrantyset forth belowisgivenby MTDLLCwith respect
to newmerchandisepurchasedand usedin the UnitedStates,its
possessionsand territories.
"MTD"warrantsthis productagainstdefectsin materialand workmanshipfor a periodof two (2) years commencingon the date of original
purchaseand will, at its option,repairor replace,freeof charge,any
part foundto be defectiveinmaterialsor workmanship.This limitedwarranty shallonlyapply if this product hasbeen operatedand maintained
inaccordancewith the Operator'sManualfurnishedwith the product,
and has notbeen subjectto misuse,abuse,commercialuse, neglect,
accident,impropermaintenance,alteration,vandalism,theft, fire, water,
or damagebecauseof otherperil or naturaldisaster.Damageresulting
fromthe installationor useof any part, accessoryor attachmentnot
approvedby MTDfor use with the product(s)coveredbythis manual
willvoid yourwarrantyas to any resultingdamage.
Normalwearparts are warrantedto be free fromdefects in materialand
workmanshipfor a periodof thirty (30) days fromthe dateof purchase.
Normalwearparts include,butare notlimitedto itemssuch as: batteries,belts,blades,blade adapters,grass bags, riderdeck wheels,seats,
snowthrowerskid shoes,shaveplates,auger spiralrubberand tires.
HOW TO OBTAIN SERVICE: Warranty service is available, WITH
PROOF OF PURCHASE, through your local authorized service
dealer. To locate the dealer in your area, check your Yellow Pages,
or contact MTD LLC at RO. Box 361131,Cleveland, Ohio 441360019, or call 1-800-800-7310 or 1-330-220-4683 or log on to our
Web site at www.mtdproducts.com.
This limitedwarrantydoesnot providecoverageinthe followingcases:
a. Theengineor componentparts thereof.These itemsmaycarry a
separatemanufacturer'swarranty.Referto applicablemanufacturer's
warrantyfor termsand conditions.
b. Log splitterpumps,valves,and cylindershavea separateone year
warranty.
c. Routinemaintenanceitemssuch as lubricants,filters, blade
sharpening,tune-ups,brakeadjustments,clutchadjustments,deck
adjustments,and normaldeteriorationof the exteriorfinish due to
useor exposure.

FOR

e. MTDdoesnot extendanywarrantyfor productssoldor exported
outsideof the UnitedStates,its possessionsand territories,except
those soldthroughMTD'sauthorizedchannelsof export distribution.
f. Replacementparts that are notgenuine MTDparts.
g. Transportationchargesand servicecalls.
No impliedwarranty,includingany impliedwarranty of merchantabilityof fitness for a particular purpose,applies after the
applicable periodof express written warranty above as to the
parts as identified.No otherexpresswarranty, whetherwrittenor
oral, except as mentioned above, givenby any personor entity,
includinga dealeror retailer, with respect to any product,shall
bind MTD.Duringthe periodof the warranty,the exclusiveremedy
is repairor replacementof the productas set forth above.
The provisionsas set forth in this warrantyprovidethe sole and
exclusiveremedy arising from the sale. MTDshallnot be liable
for incidentalor consequentialloss or damage including,without
limitation, expensesincurredfor substituteor replacementlawn
careservicesor for rentalexpensesto temporarily replacea
warranted product.
Somestatesdo notallowthe exclusionor limitationof incidentalor
consequentialdamages,or limitationson howlong an impliedwarranty
lasts, sothe aboveexclusionsor limitationsmaynot applyto you.
In no event shallrecoveryof any kindbe greaterthanthe amountof the
purchasepriceof the productsold.Alterationof safety features of
the productshallvoid this warranty. Youassumethe risk and liability
for loss,damage,or injuryto you and yourpropertyand/orto others and
theirpropertyarisingout of the misuseor inabilityto usethe product.
This limitedwarrantyshallnot extendto anyoneotherthan theoriginal
purchaseror to the personfor whomitwas purchasedas a gift.
HOWSTATELAWRELATESTOTHIS WARRANTY: This limited
warrantygivesyou specificlegal rights,and youmay alsohaveother
rightswhich vary from stateto state.
IMPORTANT:OwnermustpresentOriginal Proofof Purchaseto obtain
warrantycoverage.

d. Servicecompletedby someoneotherthanan authorizedservice
dealer.

IVITD LLC, P.O. BOX 361131 CLEVELAND, OHiO 44136-0019;
GDOO-lO0015 REV.A

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