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Summary of Contents for 917.25010 Assembly and

Page 1: ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _i_ i2iid Mode 917o25020 ModeJ 9t7o25010 7_ a i SUl _ i o LIM_IED ISh dJ k ...

Page 2: ...r replacement or installation of parts worn through normal use or to parts damaged due to accident negligence abuse or improper use or if the Tractor has been altered or adjusted by other than our qualified serviceman We do not authorize any person or representative to make any other guarantee or to assume far us any liability in connection with the sale of the Sears Tractor other than those conta...

Page 3: ...d to order repair parts during th_ years of service which have been built into this fine piece of equipment REMEMBER ONLY SEARS HAS IT A NATIONWIDE SERVICE ORGANIZATION COAST TO COAST FACTORY APPROVED PARTS AND EXPERT FACTORY TRAINED MEN SERVICE CONTRACT A modern low cost fulf protection Service Contract is available on this product 9 coverage up to two full years if desired No examination necessa...

Page 4: ...TION 15 NOTES 16 TO THE CUSTOM OWNER Please accept our congratulations on your investment in a Sears Custom Tractor We feel you will obtain from your Custom the economical and superior performance it is designed to give it is certain that you will derive a large measure of personal satisfaction from its operation Years of tractor manufacturing experience and contact with the actual customer have b...

Page 5: ...HMENTS AVAiL ABLE FOR YOUR CUSTOM TRACTOR Rotary Titter Plow Disc Harrow Drag Harrow CuJtivatar with Sweeps Grader Bkzde Adjustable Foot with Sweep Rotary Mower Bulldozer Rotary Snowplow 2 Dump Rake Vacuum Cleaner Attachment ...

Page 6: ...RULES OF GOOD SAFETY _ ON Pc zc s T f_ _ m e _S G pL_r 7 T PmLY zZ 7 G _ 4 _ AmG _rN _ k ...

Page 7: ...r_r_13 IUIZN I_I ILAI UN SWITCH FOR HEADL AND TAIL LIGHT IGNITION SWITCH 3TTLE CONTROL CHOKE GEAR SHIFT LEVER _ DRIVE CLUTCH AND _ r i BRAKE PEDAL J FOOT REST 4 PARKING BRAKE ...

Page 8: ... in plastic bag 3 Connect starter switch cable covered cable to positive terminal Tighten bolt securely 4 Connect ground strap to negative terminal Tighten bolt securely CAUTION When fastening cables to battery keep cables even with or lower than top of battery terminal If cable is too high it can short against cowling 5 Be sure terminal cover C Fig 3 is in place on positive terminal TIRES Tires a...

Page 9: ... operate simi lar to an automobile FIG 5 The Drive Ctutch and Broke pedal is shown in Fig 5 This pedal operates a combination brake and drive dutch There are three positions of operation a The tractor is in Drive when the pedal is all the way out foot removed from pedal b The tractor is in Neutral when the pedal is de pressed half way c The Brake is in operation when pedal is pressed oil the way f...

Page 10: ...LEAR OF ALL MOVING PARTS 1 Place feet on foot rests 2 Refer to Fig 9 Turn key in ignition switch c_ockwise to engage starter When engine starts release key and move throttIe ever refer to Fig 8 to fast position CAUTION Do not run starter continuously for more than 30 seconds at a time If after severaI attempts engine does not start move throttle lever to FAST position Wait for two minutes and try ...

Page 11: ...il in transaxte after every 50 hours of operation FIG 12 Drain oil every 500 hours To drain oil unscrew drain plug under transaxle refer to Fig 12 and catch oil in suitable con tamer 2 To FIG I1 drain oil unscrew petcock at lower front end of engine refer to Fig tl Catch used oil in suitable container 3 Refill engine crankcase with oiI as instructed in Engine Manual Refer to Fig 4 for location of ...

Page 12: ...ASE FITTING I INTERMEDIATE SHAFT _L_J GREASE FITTING FOOT PEDAL SHAFT _ INTERMEDIATE SHAFT GREASE FITTING 1 I _ll_ I _ I _ J_ TRANSAXLE STEERING SHAFT _ LIGHT OIL EVERY 5 TO 10 HOURS __GREASE EVERY 10 HOURS _ I CHECK OiL LEVEL IN TRANSAXLE EVERY 50 HOURS AN INEXPENSIVE ALL PURPOSE ZERK GREASE GUN IS NECESSARY FOR GREASE FITTING LUBRICATION ...

Page 13: ... be sure broke is properly adjusted To adiust brake turn rear nut A Fig 15 on brake rod Then turn front nut B Fig 15 about turn at a time unti finger on idler bracket ho_ds belt straight or deflects belt not more than 1 8 when foot pedal is fully depressed pushed forward and brake band makes solid contact with brake drum NOTE Belt must be straight or deflected slightly when pedal is depressed for ...

Page 14: ...e position to cause flooding If setting is too far it s not fully choked Remove air filter and tap to remove dust and dirt clean with compressed air Install new air cleaner once each year Check carburetor adjustment see engine manual Turn on igni tion key Poor ignition Check points condensor plug coil or oose wires ENGINE OVERHEATS Dirty starter air cleaner or screen Clean polyurethane cleaner aro...

Page 15: ...n front nut B on brake rod Refer to Fig 15 TAB JDLER BR O IDLER PULLEY BELT FIG 18 FOOT PEDAL t 16 BELT GUIDE 2 Depress foot pedal and place a 3 8 block between tab on idler bracket and belt as shown if 3 8 block in not available a common lead pencil can be used which is about 5 t6 round See Fig 18 Pull drawbar and transaxte assembly to rear Fig 7 until foot pedQt just starts to move forward Fig 1...

Page 16: ...t 8 inch between kclrer pulley and engine pulley with foot pedal fully depressed forward See Fig 19 Lengthen brake rod to make belt deflect 4 Readiust flanged and Jam nut on brake rod so that brake lock will hold brake in full brake position Tighten Jam nut tight against flanged nut to lock flanged nut in position on brake rod 5 Check belt guides at engine pulley Belt guides must ctear belts by 1 ...

Page 17: ...attery CAUTION Connect positive terminal to positive terminal 2 Method number two will NOT charge battery but is strictly emergency starting only a b Remove machine screws C D and E Fig 2t This will allow removal of belt guard assembly F Fig 21 Loosen nut G Fig 22 and push motor generator forward This will take tension from V belt Remove bett c Secure a piece of rope and tie a knot in one end Plac...

Page 18: ...5 specific gravity Please remember the necessity of proper winter care for the battery Batteries not in use for several months and not kept fully charged produce a suJpha tion of the p_ates which cannot be removed by recharging Your guarantee is intended to provide you adequate protection It does not however cover recharging or damage resulting from lack of care freezing or inability to perform af...

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