background image

PAGE 3

Standard equipment. . P.T.O., splined shaft to drive 
front, center or rear attachments, hydraulic lift system 
with visual depth gauging, electric starting, head lights 
and tail lights, full fenders, adjustable all angle seat-
spring suspension with foam-padded adjustable seat 
(easily removable for weather protection), 45 amp 
battery, selector level for drive-neutral-park, tapered 
roller bearing front wheels and replaceable spindle 
bushings, automotive type muffler, compression 
release for easy starting, coil ignition, three-unit 
regulator (automotive type), ammeter, extra heavy 
channel frame, tilting hood for access to engine. 
Location of tractor model and serial number . . . . . . . 
Top left side of heat shield 
Location of engine model and serial number . . . . . . . . . 
Front of engine cowling 

 

BREAK-IN PERIOD

 

Figure 3

 

As with a new car, your new HUSKY Tractor should 
receive special attention. During the first few hours of 
operation, it is best to vary the engine speed (see 
inside front cover of engine manual) . . . . . . avoid full-
throttle driving . . . . and avoid quick starts and stops 
until you have become well acquainted with your 
tractor. IMPORTANT: THE TRACTOR IS SHIPPED 
FROM THE FACTORY WITH OIL IN THE ENGINE 
CRANKCASE. CHECK THE CRANKCASE AND THE 
HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION OIL RESERVOIR 
FOR PROPER OIL LEVEL BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO 
START YOUR UNIT. BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE 
LOCATION OF EACH CONTROL. BE SURE 
TRANSMISSION LEVER IS IN "PARK" POSITION. 

 

Both the tractor and engine have been fully tested by 
the factory and your dealer to assure your complete 
satisfaction. Keep this manual available at all times, 
read it carefully, if you have any questions that are not 
answered in the manual, consult your Bolens dealer. 

 

CONTROLS 

Before operating the tractor, the operator should 
become familiar with the function and location of each 
control to ensure proper and efficient operation. 
The following listed numbers and accompanying 
information correspond to those numbers assigned to 
the controls indicated in Figure 4. 

1. Choke. Pull choke knob out to operate choke. 

2. Ammeter. Indicates level of charge or discharge to or 
from battery. 

3. Light Switch. Pull light switch knob out to turn on 
lights . . . . push in to turn lights off. 

NOTE

 

Ignition-starter switch (4) must be ON to turn on head 

and tail lights. 

4. Ignition-Starter switch. Turn ignition switch against spring 
tension to actuate starter. Release when engine starts. 

5. Throttle. Pull throttle knob out one-half way for starting. 
More or less throttle may be required due to grade of fuel and 
temperature variations. Allow engine to warm up, then adjust 
throttle to full engine R.P.M. while operating under load. 

6. Foot Brake. Use when vehicle is being towed or free-
wheeling; when moving transmission lever (12) from 
NEUTRAL or PARK position to DRIVE position.  

7. Speed Control. Depress with toe of foot for forward motion. 
Depress with heel of foot for reverse motion. Provides instant 
braking and speed regulation. (See Figure 7.) 

8. Speed Hold. Can be used to hold speed control (7) at a 
desired speed setting. Depress with toe of left foot to hold, 
and depress with heel of left foot to unlock. See Figure 6 for 
operation of speed hold on page 5.  

9. Depth Indicator Gauge. Allows operator to locate original 
height or depth of attached implement. 

10. Hydraulic Lift Lever. Push lever forward to raise and pull 
lever back to lower attachments. Pull lift lever all the way back 
for FLOAT position. 

11. Power Take-Off (P.T.O.) Lever. Engages and disengages 
power to attached implements. Lever positions indicated on 
etched plate. 
12. Transmission Lever. Place transmission lever in : 
 - NEUTRAL for towing . 
 - DRIVE for infinitely variable speeds from 0-8 mph forward  
               to 0-4 mph in reverse . 
 - PARK for starting and when tractor is At Rest.

 

CAUTION

 

 

Do not place transmission lever into PARK position while 
tractor is in motion. Premature shifting into PARK may result 
in serious damage to the hydrostatic transmission.

 

 

Summary of Contents for Husky 1250

Page 1: ...1250 Large Frame Operator s and Maintenance Manual 197 01...

Page 2: ...hile engine is running 8 Do not carry passengers 9 Do not start or operate vehicle in an enclosed area unless steps have been taken for sufficient ventilation 10 Keep tractor and attachments free of e...

Page 3: ...ional Checks 4 Minor Trouble Shooting Guide 13 Starting the Engine 4 Wiring Diagram 13 Run In Period 5 Optional Equipment 14 Operation 5 Storing Your Husky Tractor 15 Stopping the Engine 7 Warranty Ba...

Page 4: ...___ Engine Serial Number _______________________ Engine Spec Number _______________________ SPECIFICATIONS Specifications subject to change without notice NOTE Bolens reserves the right to make change...

Page 5: ...n The following listed numbers and accompanying information correspond to those numbers assigned to the controls indicated in Figure 4 1 Choke Pull choke knob out to operate choke 2 Ammeter Indicates...

Page 6: ...nd temperature variations 4 Turn ignition key against spring tension to actuate starter Release key when engine starts 5 Allow engine to warm up Move choke slowly forward pull out throttle and lock at...

Page 7: ...constant speed hold pedal with heel of left foot before again attempting to change speed with the speed control pedal or stopping tractor See Figures 6 and 7 Figure 7 CAUTION Do not use constant spee...

Page 8: ...c transmission gives the operator a choice of infinitely variable speeds from 0 to 8 mph forward and 0 to 4 mph in reverse Avoid excessive HIGH speed whenever possible High speeds are most practical f...

Page 9: ...opping the engine 2 Turn ignition switch off PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Operational maintenance and preventative maintenance are synonymous When neglected unnecessary down time and costly repairs can re...

Page 10: ...and keep clean Do not over tighten battery mounting Reinstall in same position IMPORTANT When servicing the battery be sure battery cables are disconnected before attempting removal of the battery fro...

Page 11: ...Figure 18 Should it become necessary to replace P T O belt install new belt as follows 1 Place P T O lever in the ON position 2 Loosen hex capscrew which secures upper belt guide and adjust for a 1 8...

Page 12: ...d 20 LOCATION TYPE OF LUBRICATION AMOUNT OF LUBRICATION FREQUENCY OF LUBRICATION 1 Wheel Bearings Wheel Bearing Grease Pack Once a year 2 Front Wheel Spindles Gun Grease As Req d 10 hrs 3 Front Axle P...

Page 13: ...Figure 19...

Page 14: ...Figure 20...

Page 15: ...ent front rear and center mounted Switching powered attachments requires only a short time Slide universal joint over end of splined power take off shaft align holes in joint and shaft and secure with...

Page 16: ...tries X X X X X Stalls in few seconds X X X Stalls when hot X X X X X X X Idles rough X X X X Engine overheats X X X See Engine Manual or your Bolens dealer WIRING DIAGRAM 1 Headlight 5 Voltage regul...

Page 17: ...9621 01 Figure 29 LAWN GARDEN TERRA TIRE HIT 26 x 12 00 12 MODEL NO 19620 01 Figure 27 DUAL WHEEL KIT 27 x 8 50 15 MODEL NO 19619 01 Figure 30 STANDARD AGRICULTURAL TIRE KIT 27 x 8 50 15 MODEL NO 1961...

Page 18: ...tely clean all accumulated dirt or trash from all parts 2 Wipe oil or a rust preventative on any parts that may rust 3 Drain gas tank and carburetor 4 Remove spark plug and put a small amount of oil S...

Page 19: ...Lubrication and Maintenance record Date Performed Description of Maintenance Hours Run PAGE 16...

Page 20: ...wner s warranty issued with each tractor you must fill out and return the Warranty Card to Bolens Division With the warranty in effect the Bolens dealer is authorized to repair or replace any parts wh...

Reviews: