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Operators Manual
Model Series
370 thru 389
Rotary Mowers

IMPORTANT:READ SAFETY RULESAND INSTRUCTIONSCAREFULLY
Warning:

This unit is equipped

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service

abavo

is required

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the service dep_rtmer_t,

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CLEVELAND,

OHIO 44136-9722
FORM NO. 770-10114
(10/98)

SECTION 1: FINDING YOUR MODEL NUMBER
This Operator's ManL_al is an important pert of your new walk behhld. It will help you assemble, prepare alqd
maintain your walk behind. Please read and understand what it says,
Before you start to prepare your walk behind for ds first use, please locate the model plate and copy the
ihformaiien from It in this Operator's Manual. The Information on the model pla[e is very important if you need
help from your dealer or the MTD CLlstomer support department.
Every' walk behind has a model plate, You can Io_afe it by standing behirM
position and looking down at the rear of the deck. See Figure 1.

the unit in the operating

This is where your model number will be.
×XX-X-XXX-X-XXX

XXXXXXXXXXX
- This is where your serial number will be.
Copy

the model

nLImber

here:

Copy the serial number

here:

Figure 1

SECTION

2: CALLING

CUSTOMER

SUPPORT

• LOCATE YOUR MODEL NUMBER AND SERIAL NUMBER -- Record this information
provided. To find your unit's specific model number and eedal n_mber, see SECTION
YOUR MODEL NUMBER.

fn the space
1: FINDING

• If you are having

t_e controls,

dLfficulty assembling

this product

or if you have any questions

operation or maintenance
Of this unit, please call the Customer Support
• Customer Support can be reached by dialing: 1- 1330) 2204MTD

regarding

Department,

(4683)
or

1- (800)-800-7310
•

Please

have

your

model

•

Although
both numbers
ee.II can be processed.

number
are

and serial

irnport_nt,

number

ready

you Wffl be asked

when you call.
to enter

only

your

sofia/number

before

your

SECTION 3: IMPORTANT

,ik

WARNING:

THIS

SYMBOL

SAFE OPERATION
POINTS

OUT

PRACTICES

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

WHICH,

NOT FOLLOWED,
COULD
ENDANGER
THE PERSONAL
SAFETY
AND/OR
PROPERTY
OF
YOURSELF
AND OTHERS.
READ AND FOLLOW
ALL INSTRUCTIONS
IN THIS MANUAL
BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO OPERATE
YOUR LAWN MOWER.
FAILURE
TO COMPLY W[TH
THESE INSTRUCTIONS
MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY. WHEN YOU SEE THIS SYMBOL,
HEED ITS WARNING,

WARNING:
Engine
Exhaust
this orproduct
the State of California The
to cause
cancer,
birthfrom
defects
other

contains chemicals
reproductive
harm.

known to

this
manual. As
with
any mower
type ofwas
power
carelessness
error
the for
part
of the
operatorin
DANGER=
Your
lawn
builtequipment,
to be operated
according or to
the on
rulas
safe
operation
can result in serious injury. TMs lawn mower is capable of amputating hands and feet and throwing
objects. Failure to observe the following safety i£struotlons could result in serious injury or deatl)

1. GENERAL
•

OPERATION

Read this operator's manual carefully in its entirety
before attempting to a68emble this machine. Read,
understand,
and follow all instructions
on the
machine and in the manual(s) before operation. Be

•

completely familiar with the controls and the proper
use of this machine before operating It Keep this
manual in a safe place for future and regular
reference and for ordering replacement parts,

•

Always

may be thrown

i_ to

from

or any

TO help
children,

allowed

•

the machine

Others

avoid
a
by6thnd_rs

in the

areEt,

Plan

Sore the mower
DO riot
ports¸

put

Keep

thrown
objects
Injury.
keep
anrf helpers
at least 75 feet

while

band8
clear

e_ the rotating

g i6 i_ opertalon.
or leer

near

of discharge

blade

Keep the area of operation clear of all persons,
particularly
small children and pets. Stop engine

pulled

over the foot dudng

when they are ]n the vicinity of your mower to help
prevent blade contact or th_wn
object inJury,
Although
the
area
of operation
should
he
compLetely cleared of foreign objects, an object
may
have
been
ovedeoked
and
could
he
accldenlally thrown by the mower in any direc_ton
and cause serious personal injury to the operator or

iinmediately

the

•

mower

Never

if you

pull

the

or under

opening

can cause

injuries occur as a result

rotating

at al! times

injury.
of the mower

a fall.

being

Do not hang

are

falling;

release

mower

toward

you

the

while

on to
h_ndIe

you

are

walking
If you must back the mower away from a
walt or obstruction first took down and behind,
and
then fellow
.

Step

these 8tops:
back

from

the mower

to, frilly

extend

your

balanced

with

sure

arm_.
•

Wear sturdy, rough-soled
work shoes and closefitting slacks and shirts. Shirts and pants that cover
the arms and legs and steel-teed
shoes
are
recommended.
Do noL wear loose fitting clelhes or

cenvas) shoes

in any direction.

allowed

Many

weighL(eg

goggles

your mowing pattern to avoid dl_charg_
of material
toward
roads, sidewalks,
bystanders
and the like,

Never allow children under 14 yea_s old to operate
a power mower. Children 14 years old and over
should only operate mower under close parental
supervision.
Only responsible
{ndividuals who are
familiar with these rules of safe operation should be

Jewelry They can be caught In moving parts, Never
operate a unit in bare feet, sandals, slippery or light

safely

the area where the equipment
Remove
all stones,
sticks,
wire,

used¸

operator

any others allowed in the area.
•

I_o_nes, toys and other foreign
ebject_ which could
be picked up and thrown by the mowe_ in any
direction
and cause serfou8 personal
injury to the

use if for any other purpose,

glasses

Thoroughly inspect

designed to perform one job: to mow gross• DO not

to use your mower,

eatery

during operation
or while pertorrning
an adjustment
or repair, to prefect
eyes from foreign objects that

• Your rotary mower is a preelston piece of power
equipment,
not a plaything.
Therefore,
exorcise
extreme cautton aL all limes. Your unit has been

•

wear

SLate you

are

well

fooling.
•

Puff the mower
way toward

•
•

Repeat
n_l

Influence

back

slow_y,

no moRe than

haq

yOL_.

these

siege

a9 needed¸

e_eralo

the

mower

o_ alcohol

or drugs.

while

under

Ihe

•

DO not engage the self-prabelled
mechanism
units so equipped while sthrLing engine,

•

The blade

control

handle

attempt to bypass
the safety device

is a safety

device

Never

its operagon.
Doing so makes
inoperative
and may result in

personal
in{ury through
contact
with the rotating
blade.
The blade
control
handle
must
operate
easily

in both direntions

and autornatically

return

Never
sure

operate
of your

the mower

in wet

grass.

Always

A slip and far can cause
personal thjur), Keep a firm hold on the
and walk, never run. If you feel you are

sedous
handle

losing
your
footing,
RELEASE
CONTROL
HANDLE
IMMEDIATELY
will stop rofahng

THE
BLADE
and the blade

Mow only in daylight

•

Stop the blade

or good artificial

when

light.

croe81ng gravel

drives,

walks

or roads,
•

or
or

•

than

15 degrees

Reduced

footing

is generally

Shut the engine

net mow

shown
•

slopes

greater

on the slope gauge.

DO not mow on wet grass.
cause slipping.

could

3. CHILDREN

mower
children
•

Vibration

a warning

at trouble,

off and wait until the blade

and the mowing
activity.
Never
assume
will remain where you last _aw them,
Keep children out of the mowmg
the watabthl care of a responsible

ares
adult

thai

and under
other than

the operator.
•

Be alert

and

turn

mower

off if a chad

enters

the

area,

comes

to a complete
stop before
removing
the grass
eel=her er unclogging
the chute, The cut_ng blade
continues
to rotate for a few seconds
after the

•

Before and while moving backwards,
look behind
and down for small children or othe_" object _.

engine is shut off. Never place any part of the body
in the blade area until you are sure the blade has

•

Never atlow children under age14
to operate the
mower.
Children
14 years of age and above

stopped
•

ditches
[ose foogng

If the equipment
shoald start to vibrate abnormally,
stop the engine
and check immediately
for the
cause,

•

Do
not
mow
near
drop-offs,
embankments,
The operator
could
balance.

Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to the
presence
of children,
Children are eden aLtracted to the

within three seconds.

•

footing.

control
in less

DO NOT:

the disengaged poaltfon when released,
•

losing
your
balance
release
the
blade
handle immediately
and the blade will stop
than 3 seconds.

should
read
and
understand
the
operation
instrucgons and safety rules in this rns.nuaL

rotabng,

Never operate

mower

catcher,
place.

or other

plates

without

proper

safety

guards,

protective

grass

devices

can cause

•

Use extreme care when
shrLths_ trees, or other

approaching
objeOt_ that

blind comets.
may obscure

your vision of a child or hazard,
•

•

Muffler and engine
burn, DO not touch.

become

hot and

4. SERVICE

Only use accessories
approved for this machine
the manufaablrer.
Read, understand,
and Iollow
]nstruc_ens

provided

If siluations

occur

wgh the abprovab
which

are

vapors

in handling

They

are extremely
are explosive.

manual, use care and good judgment.
Contact your
dealer for assistance
Telephone
1-800-800-7310

•

Never

OPERATION

safety,

•

use the slope

gauge

included

as pad

oper_ing
is greater

fhfs unit
than 15

degrees as shown on the slabe gauge, do not operate
ung on that area or serious inlury could result.

•

the face of slopes;

E_ercise extreme
on slopes.

osugen

Watch

ruts,

for

holes,

when

•

never uo and down.
changing

direction

objects,

or bumps.

Tall grass can hide obstacles.
A_ways be sur_ of your footing. A alip and fall can
cause serious personal
injury¸ if you feel you are

Ext]nguiab

and

the

co[ltathe_

gas cap or add fuel while the engine
to

cool

all cigarettes,

cigars,

pipe8

least

two

and

other

of ignition

Never

retoel machine

indoors because

vapors

will ,_ccumala[e

in the area,

Never

store

the

where

there

is an open

gas

•
hidden

other

Replace
gasoline
cap securely
and wipe off any
spbled gasoline before starting the engine as [t may

sources

•
Mew across

and

cause a fire or explosion,

this

DO:

remove

gasolthe
flammable

gasoline

is running,
Allow
engine
minutes before refueling.

dealer,

this manual _e measure sJopes before
on a eloped or hilly area. If the _lope

•

care

Use only an 8pthoved

For your

•

extreme

feels.

accessory.

covered

Use

•

2, SLOPE

•

Jn this

for the name of your nearest

not

by
all

water

heater,

machine

or fuel
flame

space heater

Never run _.n engine

¢o_iner

or spark
or furnace.

inside & calsed

ares.,

flammable

inside
such as a.

•

TO reduce life hazard, _eep mower free of grass,
leaves, or other deeds build-up. Clean up oil or fuer
spillage.
Allow
LgefQre storing.

•

Before
c_rtain

m_Jwer

to cool

at least

make
have

stopped. Disconnect
the 3park plug wire, and keep
the wire away from the 8park plug to prevent

•

Chock

•

blade

•

and

engine

mounting

bolt_

intervals
for
proper
tlghtne._s. Also,
inspect
blade
for damage
(e.g,, bent,
or worn). Replace with btade which meets

original

equipment

spec_ficeffons

listed

this

Keep all nuts, bolts,

•

Never

tamper

proper

operation

with

safety

condition.
devices.

•
Check

their

attempt

stop
spark

the etlglne,
p_u_, and

_he mower
for any damage.
before stantng
and eperefing

to make

a wheel

while the engine

catcher

components

arid

dcterioreffon,

or cutting

height

is runr_ing
are

subject

which

could

to wear,
expose

Mower
btedes are sharp and can cut. Wrap the
blade(s)
or wear gfov_'s, and t_e extra cautfo_
when servicing

and screws tight to be sure the

Is In safe working

a foreign
object,
wire
from
the

movirlg patts or alfow objects to be thrown.
For
safety protection, frequently
check components
and
replace
with manuf&ct[Jrer's
recommended
parts,
whgn necessary.

Irequent
alsually
cracked

equipment

Grass
damage

marlua].

•

Never

adiustment

_tartfog.

the

After striking
remove
the

thoroughly
inspect
Repair the damage
the mow0r.

5 minutes

cleanirlg,
repairitTg,
or inspecting,
the
blade
_rld eli moving
parts

accidental

•

them.

Do not change
th_ engine
gawmor
setting
or
overs_oeq
the engine.
Excessive
engine speeds
are dartgereus.

regularly.

re_d, undersandaag
o owthewarnmgsaed
nsructons
n h'smaRu_aRdonthemachne.
WARNING
- YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY:
RestrFct
the use of this power machine

DANGER

Figure

2 Safety

Labels

Found On Lawn Mower

to persons who

Saope Gauge

SECTION 4: UNPACKING

INSTRUCTIONS

REMOVE UNIT FROM CARTON
• See Figure 3,
• Remove

staples,

break glue on top flaps,

or cut tape at oarto_ end and peel along top flap to open

carton.

• Remove loose parts if Included with unit (i.e., owner's manual, etc.).
• Cut along dotted lines and lay carton down flat.
• Remove packing material
Roll or slide unit out of carlon. Check carton thoroughly for loose parts.

REMOVE

MANUAL

& LOOSE

PARTS

Figure 3

DISCONNECT

SPARK PLUG WIRE

Before setting up your lawn mower, disconnect the spark plug wire from the spark plug, and ground it against
the engine by attaching rubber boot to a bolt or metal clip to the grounding post on the engine, See Figure 4.

Spark Plug

Figure 4

SECTION 5: SET-UP INSTRUCTIONS
This guide covers models 370 - 379 single speed self propelled mowers and 380 - 389
six speed self propelled mowers.
Much of this guide pertains to both models.
However, there are some areas where only one model is covered. Use only the
information that is appropriate for your model.
ITEMS

REQUIRED

FOR

• PairefPliers(Notnocessary,

ASSEMBLY
butheipful)

• Motel Oil
• Fresh Gasoline

IMPORTANT:

This unit is shipped WITHOUI GASOLINE or OIL {ll the e!_gine. Be certain to service
engine with gasoline and oil as instructed in the separate engine manual before operating your mower.
NOTE;

SET-UP

Relerence to right or loft hand side of the mower is observed from the operating position,

YOUR

LAWN

MOWER

Follow steps 1 through10 to set up your lawn mower.

S_ep _'_

Re;er_ve grass bag from unit and set It

Grass Bag

I Step 2,

Lift upper handle.

Align it with lower

I UpperC,':

out of the way.
-.

Step 3.

Step 4,

Tighten wing nuts.

Raise complete handle assembly until It
clicks into place. Make sure not to kink
the control cables.

Handle Assembly

Step 5.

Pinch lower handle against
bracket with pliers,

mounting

Step 6.

Move hairpin clip from outer to inner
hole on handle mounting bracket.

Step 7,

Attach control cables to handle
ties found on the handle.

NE==
PINCH

with pull

ERE

Step 8.

Loosen the wing nut holding the rope guide to the upper handle.

Step g.

Squeeze the blade control handle against the upper handle and pull out starter rope, slowly!

Step 10.

Thread starter rope into rope guide.

Step 11.

Tighten wing nut.

Blade

Control

Hat, die

Upper Nandle

Starter

Rope

_Rope

Guide

SECTION 6: CONTROLS

Recoil

Starter

, , _

five Clutch Control

(If Equipped)
Blade Conlrol
Throttle Control

"'
HaNdl+__

All Models

Models 380 - 389
Figure 5

BLADECONTROLHANDLE
The blade control handle
handle must he depressed
engine and blade.

is located on the upper handle of the mower, See Figure 5. The blade control
in order to 8tart _nd operate the unit. Release the blade control handle to stop the

The
blade will he
the engine
is running,
WARNING;
Therotaling
blade whenever
control handle
is a salety
device.

Never attempt

to byp_.ss its operations.

OPTIONAL THROTTLE CONTROL
Your unit may be equipped
• The throttle
speed.

control

• The throttle control

with 1 of 3 throttle controls.
is located

which pertains

on the left side of tile upper handle.

is located on the engine,

• Your engine Is equipped

Follow instructions

wgh a constant

it [s used to regulate

speed thretlle,

to your unit.

It is used to regul&te

the engine

the engine speed.

which is set at full throttle for best performance.

located
on the engine,
do notcontrol
adjust cannot
the throftle
controltowith
engine
running.
WARNING;
The throttle
be used
stopthethe
engine
If your throttle control is

RECOIL

STARTER

The recoil starter handle Is attached to the upper handle. See Figure 5. Stand behind the unit In the operating
position to start the unit.

DRIVE CLUTCH CONTROL
Squeezing the drive clutch control
drive system
Release the clutch
stopping.

SHIFT

LEVER

engages the ddve eystem.
Releasing the clutch control disengages the
control to slow down when negotiating
an obstacle, making a turn or

(Models 380 - 389)

The shift lever is located on the drive clutch control housing an the upper handle. See Figure 5. This lever is
used to select the ferwald speed of the mower, When changing your speed selection, release the drive
clulch control.
10

NOTE:

Only move the shift lever when the engine
engine off can cause damage to the mower.

is running.

Changing

the shift lever setting

with the

CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT LEVER
The cutting height adiustment lever is located above the left rear wheel. To adjust the culting
lever out and away from lhe mower and then move it forward or back for a new cutting height.

height, pull the
See Figure 6.

g Height Adjustment Lever

Figure 6
NOTE:

For rough or uneven

lawns,

move the height

adjustment

lever to a higher

position.

This will help

stop scalping.

ENGINE

CONTROLS

See the engine manual for the Iooationand funclionof the controls located on the engine.

SECTION

7: OPERATION

any
lawn mowerKeep
can bands
result in
foreign
objectsfrom
being
result
in severe
WARNING:
and
feet away
thethrown
chule into
area the
on eyes,
cuttingwhich
deck.canThe
operation
of
eye damage. Always wear safety glasses or eye shields.

_lb

NOTE:

For best results raise the cutting position until it is determined whlch height is best for your lawn. See
CUqI'FING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
LEVER in the CONTROLS section.

GAS

AND

OIL FILL;UP

Service the engine with gasofine and oil as Instructed tn the separate engine manual. Read all instructions
carefully.

to
cool for at least
twofillminutes
after
running.with engine running or until the engine has been allowed
WARNING:
Never
fuel tank
indoors,

EACH

TIME

BEFORE

YOU

START

YOUR

MOWER

• Altach spad_ plug w_re [o spark plug. Make cerLein the metal cap on the end of the spark plug wire is
fastened securely over the metal tip on the spark plug.
, Check for proper drive clutch operation usin9 the NEUTRAL ADJUSTMENT

NEUTRAL

ADJUSTMENT

To pedorm the NEUTRAL

TEST

ADJUSTMENT

• With the drive clutch control
• Squeeze

TEST.

TEST answer the following

released, push mower iorward

questions.

and pull it baekwerd.

Ihe drive clutch control an_ pull the mower backward,

Does it move freely?

Do the rear wheels

lock (not turn)?

• Is the drive clutch control cable free of kinks or sharp bends?
If you answered "yes" to all three questions, your mower passed the test and you can start your mower.
If
you answered "no" to any of the three questions, you need to go through the DRIVE CLUTCH CONTROL
ADJUSTMENT
found in the ADJUSTMENTS
section

TO START ENGINE AND ENGAGE BLADE
• Move the throttle control lever, if equipped,

air the way to the last position,

* Prime engine as instructed in the separate

engine manual,

• BtandbehlndtheuniL

squeezeandholdthebladecontrolhandleagainsttheupperhandle,

• Grasp starter handle and pull rope out slowly unk] engine reaches
pull slightly harde¢ at this point). Let the rope rewind slowly.
• Pull rope with a rapid, cominuous,
the rope guide.
• After engine starts, move
operated at full throttle)
NOTE:

If any problems

TO STOP

ENGINE

throttle

are encountered,

AND

start of compression

{ull arm stroke, Keep a firm grip on starter handle.
control

to desired

engine

refer to the TROUBLE

speed.

SHOOTING

(The mower

8ection

cycle (rope will
Return it slowly to

Is designed

to be

of this manuel,

BLADE

• Release the blade control dandle to stop the engine and blade.

WARNING:

The blade continues to rotate for a few seconds after the engine is shut off.

USING YOUR ROTARY MOWER
Be sure lhaL lawn is clear of stones, sticks, wire, or olher obiects which could damage the lawn mower er
e_gine. Su6h objects could he eccide_ltly thrown by the mower in any direction and gauss serious personal
injury to the operator and others.
For the best resugs, do not out wet grass beoause it tends to stick to the underside of the mower, preventing
proper discharge of grass clippings, and could cause you to slip and fall New grass, thiok grass or wet g_ss
may
require
a n_rrower cut,
For a healthier lawn, never cut og more than one-third of the total length of the graee. YoLir lawn should be cut
in the lall as long as there is growth.
This mower is designed to be operated at full Ihrotge [o give you the beet cut and do the most effective job of
mowing or mulching,

thoroughly
mower
for any object,
damage,stop end
damage wire
beforefromrestarting
and
WARNING: inspect
If youthestbke
a foreign
the repair
engine.the Remove
spark pIug,
operating lhe mower. Extensive vibration of the mower during operation is an indication of damage.
The unit should be promptly inspected and repaired.

BAGGING

GRASS CLIPPINGS

This mower can bag grass clippings.
Step 1.

Follow steps 1 and 2 to ready the mower for bagging.

Remove mulching plug, if installed.

Step 2,

Hang grass bag on mower.
HERE

EMPTYING

A FULL BAG OF GRASS

Once he grass bag is full it w II need to be empt'ed, follow steps 3 and 4 to empty the grass bag.
Lift bag up and away from mower. Dump
the grass clippings.

Step 4.

MULCHING

GRASS

CLIPPINGS

This mower can also mulch grass clippings.
lu ching plug top and bottom v=ew.

Follow step

to ready

Lift rear flap, remove grass bag, if
installed, and nsert mulch'ng plug,

Step 1.

This side up

his mower fo mulch rig.

This side down

SIDE DISCHARGING

GRASS

CLIPPINGS

F
---_
iSide Discharge Top and Left V=ew.

(Optional)

............

_:i'_p-l__" Lift r_aarflap, remove grass bag, or
mulch plug if installed,.
discharge chute.

This side up

Hang side

Hang

SECTION 8: ADJUSTMENTS
and
disconnecting
spark
plug time
wire, make any adjustment to lawn mower without first stopping engine
WARNING;
Do not
at any

HANDLE

HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
r

Lower Handle _

Notch

FIgiJre 7
Your mower
follows.

is shipped

, Remove

with the handle

in the higher

height position.

TO lower the har_dle height,

proceed

the starter rope from the rop_ guide.

= Remove the upper handle by removing Ihe hand knobs end carriage bolts. Lay the upper handle out of
tile way, being careful not to bend or kink the cables.
• Remove Ihe hairpin clips from the weld pins on the handle brackets.
handle Remove lower handle from the mower.

Press out on thB legs of the lower

• Turn the lower handle aroL_ad so the notch on the bottom of the lower handle is facing forward as
shown in Figure 7. Reassemble,
placing [he bottom holes in the handle over the weld pins in the
handle mouniing bracket,
• Reassemble

the upper handle to the lower handle.

• Place the hairpin clips in the inner holes in the weld pins and attach the starter rope as instructed
Set Up Instructions.

in the

THROTTLE

CONTROL

ADJUSTMENT

(If Equipped)

On Engine

Figure 8
If the throttle control
replaced,

located on the left side

of the upper

handle requires

adiLIstment

or if It has been

adjust the throtge control as follows.

• Remove the screw shown in Figure 8. Remove the cable clamp from the cable.
• Push the throttle contrM lever on the handle all the way forward as far as it will go, then back it off one
"click". Make cerlain the thml_le control Iever remains in this position.
• Push the conti'ol lever on the engine as far toward
in this position with the oable clamp and screw.

NOTE:

the rear el the engine

as it will go. Secure the cable

If the throttle control is located on the engine or if it is a constanl speed throttle, the throttle will not

need adjustment,
DRIVE

CLUTCH

CONTROL

ADJUSTMENT

The drive clutch control adjustment wheel is located in the drive clutch control handle housing and is used to
tighten or loosen the drive belt. You will have to adjust the drive clutch contlol if any of the following happens:
• The mower does not propel itself with the drive clutch engaged
• The mower's drive wheels hesitate with Ihe drive clutch engsged.
To resolve the above problems, rotate the adjustment wheel with your fingers.
and eounler-clockwise to loosen the cable. See Figure £.
Models

Clockwise to tighten the cable
Models 380 * 38g

370 - 379

Figure 9
Note:

For some people the drive clLJtch handle

handle out by tightening

may not be in a comfortable

the adjustment wheel,

position.

You can adjust the

SECTION 9: LUBRICATION
doing
any kind Always
of work on
lawn mower.
WARNING:
stoptheengine
and disconnect
Blade Control

spark plug wire before cleaning, lubbcatlng or

Handle

LUBI
Wheels

Engine

BEE ENGINE

MANUAL

Figure 10

Blade Control:
season

Lubricate

the pivot points on the blade control

with light oil. See Figure 10

handle and the brake cable at beast once a

The blade control must operate

freely In both directions.

Wheels:
Lubdcate the wheel at least once a season with light oil (or engine oil), Also, if the wheels are
removed for any reason, lubricate the surface of the axle bolt and the inner surface of the wheel with Ught oil.
See Figure 10.
-_

Engine:

Follow engine rna_ual for lubricalion

instructions,

SECTION 10: MAINTENANCE
o[
maintenance. Be sure to disconnect
WARNING;

and ground

the spark plug wire before performing

any repairs

NOTE:

When tipping the unit, empty Ihe fue! tank and keep engine, spark plug side up. Never tip the
mower more than 90 degrees and do not leave the mower tipped for any length of time. Oil can drain into the
upper pad of the engine causing a starting problem

ENGINE
Refer to the separate engine manual

for all engine maintenance

• Maintain engine oil as iJqstructed in the separate
instructions carefully,

instructions.

engine manual packed with your unit. Read and follow

•

25 hours ullder norl'nal (3ondltlon$. Clean every few hours u_bel" extremely
dusty conditions. Poor engine performance and flooding usually indicates that the air cleaner should be
serviced. "To service the air cleaner, refer to the separate engine raanual p_cked with your unit.

•

Ihe spark plug should be cleaned and the gap reset once a season. Spark plug replacement
is
recommerldsd
at the start of each mowlng season; check etlgine manual for correct plug type and gap
specifications.

Service

air

cleaner

every

• Clean the engine regularly with a cloth or brush. Keep the cooling system (blower housing area) clean
to permit proper air droulatlon which is essential to engine pertormanee
and life. Be certain to remove
_11grass, did and combustible debds from muffler area.

DECK
The underside of the mower deck
leaves, dirt or other matter. If this
prevent proper mulching, dlecharge
The deck may be cleaned by tilting
plug wire Is drsconnected).

CUTTING

should be cleaned after each use to prevent a buildup of grass clippings,
debds Is allowed to accumulate, it will invite rust and corrosion, and may
or bagging.
the mower and scraping clear_ with a suitable tool (make certain the spark

BLADE REMOVAL,

REPLACEMENT

AND SHARPENING

Blade Bell Support

Blade Adapter

× Bolt

Figure 11
• When removing the cutting blade for sharpening or replacement, protect hands by using heavy gloves
or a rag before grabbing the blade.
• Remove the bolt and blade bell support which hold the blade and adapter to the engine crankshaft,
See Figure lt.
• Remove the blade and adapter from the crankshaft.

object.
Replace Periodically
when necessary.
WARNING;
inspect the blade

adapter

for cracks,

especially

if you strike

a foreign

When sharpening the blade, follow the original angle of gdnd as a guide, g is extremely important that each
curling edge receives an equal amoul}t of gdnding to prevent an unbalanced blade. An unbalanced blade will
cause excessive vibration when rotating at high speeds.
It may cause damage to the mower, and It could
break causing personal injury,
The blade can be tested by balancing it on e round shaft screwdriver. Remove metal from the heavy side until
it balances evenly, It is recommended
that the blade always be removed from the adapter for the when
testing for balance.
Before reinstalling the blade and the blade adapter to the unit, lubricate the engine crankshaft and the inner
sudace of the blade adapter with light oil.
• Be sure to install the blade with the side of the blade marked "Bottom"
ground when the mower
• Slide blade adapter

is in the operating

(or with part number)

facing the

position.

onto engine crankshaft

• Place blade on adapter.

Becertalnthebladeisalignedwithandseatedonththebladeadapterflanges.

• Place blade bell support
small here in the blade,

or_ blade. Make sure the notches

on the blade bell support

are aligned with the

• Replace hex bolt.
• Tighten hex bolt to thrque: 450 in. Ibs. rain., 600 in. Ibs. max.

NOTE: To ensure safe operation of your unit, the blade bolt must be checked pedodical]y for correct torque.
TROUBLE

SHOOTING

Refer to the trouble shooting section of this manual for helpful inlormagon.
17

SHIFT LEVER CABLE ADJUSTMENT

(Models 380 - 389 Only)

Periodic adjustment
of the six speod shilt cable may be required due to normal wear on the cable.
Adjustment is needed il all six speeds do not work
The adjustable
cable bracket is located on the left side of the mower, beside the engine.
Follow steps 1
through 7 to adjust the shift lever.

Step 1,

Start engine.

Step 2.

Place speed control

Step 3.

Stop engine.

Step 4,

Disconnect

in the sixth speed position.

the spark plug wire and ground

it.

_Speed Control

Step 5,

Loosen

hex nut (A) which secures

Step 6,

Push back on the adjustable

Step 7.

Tighten

the adjustable

cable bracket,

cable bracket.

hex nut (A),
Adjustable

Cable Bracket

Hex Nut (A)_

Lever

DRIVE

BELT REMOVAL

AND REPLACEMENT

(Model

370 Series)

If you need to replace a worn or broken drive belt, follow steps 1 through22.
Step 1,

Disconnect the spark plug and ground it.

Step 2,

Drain the fuel tank. '

Step 3.

Remove rear hub caps and wheels.

Step 4.

Remove eight phillips head screws,

(Behind Wheel

Tip mower
securely.

_tep 5,

back on its handle and block

gtep 6.

Remove

blade and blade

adapter.

Step 7.

Remove three hex head screws
smag baffle.

Step 8.

Remove small baffle,

Step g.

Remove

holding

Step 10.

Loosen

hex lock nut holding

Step 11.

Push back and rotate belt keeper.

Step 12,

Remove

Step 13.

Replace belt Imeper to Its original
position. Tighten the hex lock nut.

and replace

Fdler bearing.

belt.

Belt Keeper

large baffle,
Small

Hex Lock Nut

Blade _"

Large Baffle

Mower
shown
!ipped
on engine
for
clari!y,
Remember, only bp mower back on ds handle wdh
the spark plug facing up. Othet_vlse, oil will spill il
turned upside down.
Hex Head Screw

Step 14.

Replace large baffle.

Step 17.

Step 15.

Replace small baffle and three hex head
screws holding It in place.

Replace the eight phillips head screws
that hold the large baffle in place,

Step iS,

Replace the rear wheels, rear wheel gears
and hub caps. The gears need to be put
on In the right way for the self propelled
mechanism to work. Check the
Installation of the gear by spinning the
wheel, It should spin freely in one
direction but not the other. If the wheel
spins freely in both directions, flip the
gear over.

Step 19.

Tip mower back onto its wheels

Step 20.

Go through the neutral adjustment test in
Section 7 - Operation,

Step 16.

Replace blade adapter and blade. See the
Blade Removal, Sharpening and
Replacement Section for proper
assembly.
Small

Bla_e AdapLe_

Large Safge

DRIVE BELT REMOVAL

AND REPLACEMENT

(Model 380 Series)

you r_aed O replace a worn or broken drive belt, follow steps 1 though 30.
Step 1.

Disconnect the spark plug and ground it.

Step g,

Drain the fuel tank,

Step 3,

Remove rear hub caps and wheels.

Step 4.

Remove eight phillips head screws.

(Behind

_ "

Step 5.

Tip mower back on its handle end block
securely.

Step 6.

Remove blade and blade adapter.

Step 7.

Remove three hex head screws holding
small baffle.

Step g,

Remove small baffle.

Step g.

Remove large baffle.

10.

Loosen hex lock nut holding idler bearin

Step 11.

Using a pair of pliers, pull back and
belt keeper bracket from the slot on idler
pulley.

Step 12,

Slide the belt out from between the Belt
Keeper Bracket and the idler pulley.

Transmissiofl

Small

Pulley

Belt_
Bracket
Idler Pulle_
Bracket
Idler Pulley

Bolt and /

Large Baffle

Locknut

Step 13. squeeze the 5elt togeiliei a_d-push belt

.....

fon_vard Press the control arm inward towards
the deck and
the slot

St_,p
g--Pivot
1

tb_control

arm down away from the

pulley and belt,

remove the six speed cable from

Six-Speed
Cable Slot

Belt

COlltroJ

Control
Arm

Step 19. Lift off the lower pulley assembly and
remove the old belt from around the crankshaft.

Step 14, Place the new belt over the Iransmission
pullBy. Start the belt in pulley groove and rotate
pulley until belt is seated in transmission
puiley.
Step 15. Place beg between
keeper bracket.

Idler pulley and the belt

Lower Pultey
e

Step 16, Using pliers, rotate the belt keeper bracket
so that it snaps into slut eL7the idler bracket.

• Crankshaft

Step 17. Tighten the Idler pulley bolt and Ioeknut
using two 7/16" wrenches.
Transmlss{on
Pulley
Belt_

Beg Keeper
Bracket

Transmission

Idler Pulle_,
Bracket

Step 20, Place belt between the two pulley halves on
the crankshaft,
Make sure to route the belt
inside the belt guard pin.
O

Bert

Upper

Locknut

Pulley_
Hatf

Tab_.._

Belt

Belt
Pin
IMPORTANT: When changing
the lower pulley assembly.

Pulley
Half
the belt, do not disassemble

Step 22. Pivol the control arm back to its original
position and reilqstal! the six-speed cable into the
slot.

Step 21. Pinch belt together so that it is not in the
pulley groove, and the lower pulley can be
pushed towards the engine.

Step 23. Check and make sure the bal_ is routed
inside the pulley halves alld the belt guard pin.

Lower Pulley
Ha]f

_
_'_"

Guard
Pin

Step 24.

Replace[arge

Step 25.

Replace small baffle and three hex head
screws holding d in place.

Step 26.

baffle.

Step 27.

Replace the eight phillips head screws
that hold the large baffle in place.

Step 28.

Replace the rear wheels, rear wheel
gears and hub caps. The gears need to
be put on in the right way for the self
propelled mechanism to work. Check
the Installation
of the gear by spinning
the wheel. It should spin freely in one
direction but not the other. If the wheel

Replace blade adapter and blade. See
the Blade Removal, Sharpening and
Replacement
Section for proper
assembly.
Small

affle

S.
Hex H

spins freely
gear over.

In both directions,

flip the

Step 2g.

Tip mower

back onto its wheels

Step 30.

Go through the neutral adjustment
in Section 7 - OPERATION.

test

SECTION 11: OFF-SEASON
The following

STORAGE

steps should be taken to prepare

• Clean and lubricate

mower

• Refel to engine manual
* Coat mower's
• Store mower

thoroughly

lawn mower ='or storage.

as described

lot correct engifl@

ir_structlons.

storage instructions.

cutting blade with chassis
in a dl_/, clean area

in the lubrlcagon

grease to prevent rusting.

Do nol store next to corrosive

materials,

such as fertilizer,

NOTE;
When storing any type of power equipment in 811 poorly ventltated or metal storage shed, care
should be taken to rust-proof
the equipment.
Using a light oil or silicone, eo_,t the equipment,
especially
cables and all moving pat_s.

SECTION 12: TROUBLE

SHOOTING GUIDE

Trouble

Possible

Engine fails to stag

Blade control handle disengaged.
Spark plug wire disconnectod.

Corrective

Cause(s}

I'brottle

control

level

not

in correct

_aritng position
:uel tanl_

empty,

or stale

spark

=ngine
Engine

runs

plug.

Clean, adjust gap er replace.
Crank engine with throttle in FAST position.

itooded

Jnit running in START position.
_park plug wire loOSe.
Sleeked fuel line or stale fuel

er_sfls

Engine overheats

Engage blade control handle.
Connect wire to spark plug,
Move lhrotUe lever to FAST or START posilion
Fill tank with clean, fresh gasoline.
Clean fuel line.

fuel.

Blocked fuel line.
=_ulty

Action

_'ent in gas cap plugged¸
Nater or dirLin fuel system.
Sir_ air cleaner,

Move throttle lever fo FAST positron.
Connect and tighten spark plug wire.
Clean fuel line; fill tank with clean, fresh
gasoline.
Clear vent.
Drain fuel tank Refill with fresh fuel
Ctean air cleaner.

_rburetor

Adjust cerburetoc

out of adju_lmenb

:ngine oil level low.
kit itow rectrlcted.
=_,arburefor no1 adjusted

Fill crankcase wilh proper oil.
Remove blower heusLng and dean.
Adjust oarburetoc

properly¸

Occasional skip (hesitates) at ¸Spark plug gap too close.
high speed

Adjust gap _o .O3O".

Idles poorly

Reset gap to .o3g" or replace spark plug.

Excessive

Spark plug fouled, taugy or gap too
wide.
Carburetor improperly adjusted¸
Dirty air cleane_.

vibration

Cutting blade loose or unbalanced.
Bent cutting blade.

Mower will not mulch grass

Excessively high grass.

Mow once at a high cutting height, then
mow again at desired height or make a natrower cutting swa_h (1/2 width).
Shaq_en or replace blade.

Wheels

NOTE:

ellgi_e

For repairs

manual

beyond

dealer or call 1-800-800-7310

Balance blade.

Set throttle between

i oi positioned

correctly.

P_ace all four wheels in same beight position.
Sbarpen

packed with your mower for more ergkle

the minor

adjustments

for the Customer

3/4 and full throttle.

De not mow when grass is wet; wait until
later to cut

Du!l blade.

Refer to separale

Tighton blade and adapter.
Replace blade.

Engine speed toe low
Wet grass.

Dull blade

Unevenest

Adjust carburetor.
Clean air cleaner.

listed

above,

Suppor_ Center.
24

contact

or replace blade.

information,

your nearest

authorized

service

Models 370 thru 389
Front Axle Assembly
REF,
NO.

PART NO,

& Height Adjuster

DESCRIPTION

1
2
3

611-0060
710-1348
714-0104

732-0820

ASPan Sc_ 1/4-14x 50 Lg,
Cotter Pin ,072 x 1,12 L0,
Ext. Spdn 0

5
6
7

747-0920A
736-0!00
738-0102

Adj. Rod
Bpr, Washer
ShL Bolt .498 × 1.445

6 __jr=
0

See Wheel

Axle Ass'y, Prt.

WheelAss"

g_-Y

and Hub Cap

___
3/8-16

- Complete

..........

Chart on Page 26

RE_
NO.

10
_5
27

PARTNO,

DESCRIPTION

!
2
6
4

712_3626
7S0_0420
756 0656
736_36B4

Hx. Jam Nut 5/16-24
Bell Wash, .325 x .030 x 045

S
0
7
S
9
16

712_0sg0
762-7066
741_0666
706-1656
6S2_0027A
716_626g

11
12

732_0B4gA
_41-6662A

13
14
tS
16
1_
16

235_652B
721_B32g
018_BSS3
763_6_16
717_1_
_6-6_14

1_
2g
_1
_
_
2_
65
_5

_S-0_66
616_6_62
_10_6g4_
76_-_661_
_41_6_
611_6_1
_1-6_6
_17_400

g_
_6
_g
_

_tl-llg_
_367_
_S_0_60
_60 _5g5

Output Shaft 6 T.

61
3_

_4_2_
_36_36_

Flange Bearing
Wash. FI..508 LD x 1,OOO,D. × .020

_5_g3

Thrust Bearing

Pulley
FI. Wash..510x
1.120 x 060
H×. Jam Nut 114-28
Belt Keeper
Bearing
Flange Spacer
Idler Bracket Ass'y
H×. Cap Scr. 1/4-28 x 1.00 Gr. 5
Torsion Spring
Bearing Sleeve
FI. Wash..885 x 1,145 _.030
Oil Seal
Upper Housing Ass'y.
Pl. Wash..604
× .700 × .030
Pinion Shaft 10 T.
Thr. Wash, 3/8 x ,7g x 030
Thr. Wash. 388 x ,625 × .062
Lower Housing Ass'y.
H×, Scr. 1/2 20 x 75
Cable Bracket
Beadn 0
Shah Ass'y.
Plug
Gear 34 T.
Flange Bearing
Oi! Seal
PivotBracket

61@ 0263A, . T[an_{llj_ssi2r
!Cemp[gle ..........
29

Models 370 thru 379

121
\

/
126
114

Size

t OPTIONAL

HUB CAPS

Description
Black (4-1/4" Dia.)
Gray 14-1/4" Dia.}
Gray (5-1/2" Dia,)
Yellow (5-1/2" Dia.)

Part No.
731-0354
731-0355A
731-0961A
731_1426

Models 370 thru 379
REF.

REF.

NO.

PART

2
3

647=0804
731=1630
710-0600

Control Handle Ass'y IDelLIxe)
Bagle
Oval C-Sunk Math - Screw'

4
5

796-0501
720-0279

spring Washer .66" ID
Handle Knob 1/4-28 Thd,

6
7

646-0675
712-0324

Throttle Body*
Hex L-Nul !/4-20

6
9

746-04390
746-0876

Upper Handle
Throttle Lever*

746-0843
746-0846

Throttle Control
Thr uttle Control

Wire - 06"*
Wire * 47"*

Throttle Control
Rope Guide

Wire * 60"*

746-0641
710-1205

14
15

732-0700
720-0276

Wire-4T' L9.
Hand Knob

16
17

746-(3555
746-(3551
726-0240

Control Cable-65"
Control Cable°43"
Cable _e

18
19

718-1174
746-6907A

Cr.HB Bolt0/16*18x2_Lg.
Lower Handle

20
21

611-00165
710-1237
710-0871
735-0639
7516213146
7510007776
710-1220

Thretfe Ams'y Comp IIn¢l 3,4,6,7,9)
He× Self-Tap Scr. 810-38 X .69"*
Hex SBms S_r. 810-92 x ,3" Lg. *
Spark Plug Beet
Cable Clamp CB&S)*
Cable Clamp (TSCI*
Screw H.L. 12-24

710-0351

Screw

27
28

731-1714A

Engine
Be!t Cover

35
37

714-0104
747-0922

Int, Golfer Pitt 5/15': DIe.
Pivot Rod

750-1065

6pacBr

39
44
45
47

732-06(39
782-3839
710-0653
712-0400

Torsion Spring LH,
Handle Srkt. A_s'y - LI4
Screw, Tap 1/4-20
U-Nut

46
49
52

702-9030
710-1348
718-0664A

Handle Brkt. Ass'y - R.H
Screw AB 1/4-20
Hex L-Wash. Hd. Scr. 8/8-16 x 1"

682-0037
602-0075
731-1236
782-7599S

21" Oeck ASB'y W/O MTS Icon
21" Deck Ass'y W! MTG Icon
Rear Flap 17.77 Lg.
Rear Chute Door

762-9050
731-0068
781-6066
691-0077
631-0076
747-0919

Srkt, I_11g, Grassbag - Slack
Hdlop Bag Cover
Hdlop Bag Cover w/Icon
Hdlop Bag Cover w/F!e Pnd
Hdlop Bag Cover w/Flo Ind / Icon
Catcher Frame

664-0080
664-0079
786-0624A
742-0741
742-0641

Grass Bag - Black
GrassbagSoIt top w/MTO
Brade Sell Support
21" Muichfng Blade w/Star
21" Std Blade W/Star

753-0608
710-1287
748-0358
736-0514

Blade Adaptor Kll w/Star
Nex Bolt 8/8.24 x 2 5 Lg
Spacer
FL Wash. 986 x 1 89 x 06

22
83

66
67
68
89

61
60
72
73
74
79
76
77

70
736-05!
" Optional

NO,

DESCRIPTION

88
61
62
63
84
65
86
87
86

750-0979

89
gO
91
02
93
94
95
96
97

710-1315
711 0835
713 0421
714-0474
720-0230
732 0803A
732-0818
736-0270
736 0369

98
99
100

788 0529
741-0624
741-0522
74%0978
748-0318

104
105
106
107
10B
108
110
111
112
116
114
115
116

.365 I.D.

890

PART

101
102
103

Mech. B Tapp.

Spr. Wash¸

NO.

!17
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
186
128
129
130
131

Logo

132
136
134
135

x :7x 04

NO,

tt
638-0005
682-7518
682-7524
710 0604
710-0663
710-0751
710-1652

17_0-0807
] 750-1056
i 750-1075
782-0566A
i 762-0568
746 0713
731 1059
731-1057
731-1058
721-0620
710 1667
718 0414
16865
749-01866
748-0391
738-0137A
10622B
t
731-168_
731-1461
747-0968
7f2-0324
710-0624
720-0294
754-0271
782-7018
710-1026
738 0329
736-3020

DESCRIPTION
Pulley Half - Lower
Wheel Assembly
Axle Assy: RR
Axle Assy: Trans,
Cover Ass'y - Chain
Scr, FT 5118-16
Scr, TT 1/4-20
Hx Cap Screw 114-20
Nex Washer Screw 1/4 20 x ,625
Scrg/B-18x125
Pin - Cir. ,500 Dia,x.4 62 Lg
Chain:Endless
48:.500P x 22 Lg.
Pin-Cotter ,125 0.[3. x .76
Grip-Foam
Spring Lever
Torsfon Spring
Bell W_sher ,285 x 75 x .062
Wash.Flat

.5081.13. x 1.00

D.: 020

Nut- Shoulder ,825 x ,165 Lg.
Bear[ng-FI 9 Flex
Searing FPg, Hex
Be_dng Sleeve
Ratchet Wheel
Spaoer - .385 × ,685 x .700
Spacer Shld..385
ID,x ,715 Lg,
Speeer 8Iv..520
Pivot Arm

LD, x 368

Lg.

Spdng Bracket
SR Cable 525"
Mounling Cap
Centre[ Cover - Upper
COlltro_
Cove[
- Lower
Lever
Screw 8!0-16 x .625
Weld
Pawl
Pawl
Pawl
Shldr.

]bp L. 1/4-20
Plate
L H (Not Shown
R,H,
Scr..340x
285

Spring, Ratchel
Hub Cap
Mulch Plug
Chute Deflector
Chute Mour_tlng Rod
Flex-L-Nut 1/4-20 Ihd.
Maeh, Scr. !/4-20
Foam Grip (Optional)
Bett
Pulley Cever
Scr Tll/4-20:1.750

Hx IndWash

Leckwasher 1/4 _ Reg,
Ff. Wash, .271 x .830 x ,065

712 0287
631-0060
731 1644

Nut 1/4 20

+36
_37

731-1798
710-1270
748-0883

Fro Ii]dicator Housing
Sor. 1/4-20:1 31 Lg.

lgB

7i0-1663

FEe Indiealor
Fro Indlcalor

Ass'y
Bait

H_using (w/o Throgle)
Hex Washer 6clew 1/4-20 x .625

Models 380 thru 389

/
131
114

Models 380 thru 389
REF.
NO.

REF.

PARTNO.
Control
647-0004

PART NO.

DESCRIPTION

NO.

Handle Ass'y CStdl

732-0807

Tore/on

DESCRIPTION
Spring

731-1639

Contror Handle Ass'y {Deluxe)
Saffle

81
82

736-0586
710-0654A

Wv.Wash.1

2
3

710-0805

Ova! C-Sunk

682-0037

21" Deck Ass'y w/rcon

736-0501

Spring

683-0075

21' Deck Ass'y w/o Icon

720-0279

Handle

731-1236

648-0875

Rear Brap 1777 Lg.
Sea/Ohule
Door

712-0384

57
58

782-7599A

Throttle Body*
Hex L-Nut 1/4-20

782-9050

Brkt

749-0439B

731-0068

Hd_op Bag Cover

746-0876

Upper HandTe
Throttle Lever*

731-0066

Hd_op Bag Cover w/F,_TD Logo

746-0876

731-6077

Hdtop Bag Cover w/BID Ind.

731-0078

746-0848

Mach-

Washer

Throttle
', Throttle

•66 = ID"

Knob 1/4-20 Thd,

Control Wire-55""
Control Wlre-4T'*

H×LWashHd

$er. 3/816,1

Mtg, GrassbaB

Lg.

- Black

747 0919

Hdtop Bag Cover w/FIo Ind. / Logo,
Catcher Frame

664-0080

Grass Bag-

864-0079

Gra_sbag-

Y36-O524A

Blade Bell Supper!

Cable-40.5"

742-0741

21" MuPchlng Blade w/Star

Control

Cable-55'

Control

Cable-43"

?104257

Flex Bolt 9/8-24

Spacer

- Sleeve

750 1070
750-1071

Spacer

- Sleeve

782-7596

6 Sp Conlrot

789-7897

6 Sp PivolBracket

746-0841

ThreSfe Control

710-f208

Rope Guide

732-0700

720-0276

Wlre-47"bg.
Hand Knob

746-0554

Control

746-0555
746-0581
17

726-0240

Cable Tie

710-1174

Curved

Lower Handle

749-0907A
811-00185

710-1237
710-0671

Screw*

38 O.D. x .88 LDT.Ogg

Throttle

Wire-60"*

Hd. Bolt 5/16-18×2"
Ass'y Coop

Hex Self-Tap
(B&S)*

(Inel

Lg.
3,4,6,7,9)*

Scr. 010 32 x 62"

Hex Seres Scr. 010-32

Lg.

81
82

× ,3" Lg.

(Tee.)*

753-0609

Black
8o0 top w/LOgo

Blade Adaptor

Nil w/SLar
_ 2 6 [d

Arm

Wheel Assembly

638 0005

Axle Ass'y:

83
84

682-7618

A×le Ass'y:

Trans,

682-7824

735-0839

Spark P_ug Boot

710-0604

Cover Ass'y - Chain
Son IT 5/16-18

7818213146

Cable Clamp {B&S)*

710-0653

Scr. TT 1/4-20

710-0751

7810007775

Cable Clamp

710-_280

Screw H.L. 12-24

710-0896

Hx Cap Screw 1/4-20
Scr. AB 1/4-20

710-0351

Screw Math.
Engine

89
98

7!0_1315

Scr 3/8-16 x 1.2_

711-0835

719-0421

Pin - CIv .500 Oia. x 4.82 L 0.
Chain: Endless 4&.SBOP x 22L

714-0474

Pin-Cotter

720-0230

Grip Foam

(Tee.)*
B lapp.

781-1714A

Belt Cover

710-0167

Son 1/4-20:.50

710-0396

8or,;AB

712-0287

Hex Nut: 1/4-20

732-0803A

Spring Lever

736-0270

Torah Sp#n 6

736-0329

95
96

732-0818

Bel! Wash..265
x .75 x .082
Lock Wash. 1/4

736-0270

Bell Washer,265

714-0104

Wash-FI

747-0922

87
98

736-0669

Int Cotter Pin 5/15" Oi_.
Pivot Rod

738-0528

Nut - Shoulder

780-1068

Shoulder

741-0324

Bearing-Fig

Hex

732-0809

100
101

Beadng-FIg

Sex

756-0625

Torsion Spring
Roller Cable

741.0522

741 0978

788-7574

6 Sp, Cable Adj

Bracket

102

748-0318

Bearing-Sleeve
Rather Wheel

782-7575

8 Sp Cable Mtg. Bracket

103

750-0807

Spacer.

856-0618

Pulley Assembly

104

780-1066

Spacer-Shoulder

782-9029

Handle

105

790-1075

710-0683

Screw, Tap I/4-20

108

788 0566A

Spacer Sleeve
Pivot Arm

711 1114

Pivot Shall

107

782-0568

Sprfng Bracket

71g-B400

U-Nut

108

731-0904

Upper Control

788.3030

Handle

109

731-0924

8 Speed

710 1348

Screw AS 1/4-20

110

7!3-0397

Gear Inset!

Lg.

1/4-20:.626

Lg.

Spacer
L FI

Brkb Ass'y - L.H

Brkt

Ass'y-

B.H

• OplionsI

H25 O.D, x .75

808

x 75 x 062
ID. × ! 00D.
828

xO20

x H65Lg,

•385 x ,886 x 760
385LD
•520 I.D

Housing

Shift Lever

_ 715L6.
x .980 Lg

NO.
PART NO_
REF. 1171

DESCRIPTION

111

1g-0841

C-SunkTapScr

_!0x.75

112

732-gg27

Shilt Lever Sprirlg

113

16864

114

712-0414

6 Sp Rack Cable Bracket
WBId Top [. 1/4-20

115

16855

_16

PART NO.

0905

DESCRIPTION

Cow_ _c,_tToI Housing

731-0906
746-0711A

Cable Mounting Cap
S.E Cable

129

751-062g

Control Lever

Pawl Plate

130

746-0939

748-0381

Paw_ R.H,

131

754-0271

6 Speed Cable - 53" Lg.
Bell

748-01888

Pawi L.H. (Not Shown)
Shldt Scr. ,340 x •285

132

782-7018

183

712-0138

PulLey Cover
Nut 1/4-28

Spgng, Rather
Hub Cap

134

738-0924

Sh, Sot 114-28:,375 Lg.

135
136

631-0060

FIg Indlc_t or Ass'y
Fig Indicator Ball

137

73%1738

138

710-1352

139

746-0g83

140

710q270

117

738-0137A

118

106228

119

12D

731-1885

121

731-1461

Mulch Plug
Chute Deflector

122

74710958

Chute

123

712-0324

124

i 7104)924

Hex-L-Nul
1/4-20 thd.
Mach. Scr. 1/4-20

__720-0294

Foam Grip (Optional)

1.25

Lg,

NO.
REF.

Mounting

Rod

127
128

731-1844

FEeIndicator Housing
Hex Washe[ Screw 1/4-20 x ,gg5
Housing (w/o Throtlle)
Screw 1/4-20 x 20

,r@,

Shroud Chart

751B281499
751B28!440
Pad NO.

Dark Red
_lack

731-1395A
731 No.
1396A
Part

751B201443

Bright Red

731-1397A

Red
Er_
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