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Page 2: ...ons included in this publication were ir effect at the time of approval for printing Honda Power Equipment Mfg Inc reserves the right however to discontinue or change specifications or design at any t...

Page 3: ...overage and your responsibilities of ownership The warranty policy is a separate document that should have been given to you by your dealer When your lawn tractor needs scheduled maintenance keep in m...

Page 4: ...TION These mean You WILL be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you don t follow instructions You CAN be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you don t follow instructions Each message tells you what the hazard is wha...

Page 5: ...wing tips TRANSPORTING 51 How to load and transport your lawn tractor safely MAINTENANCE 53 When and how to perform routine inspection service and adjustments TROUBLESHOOTING 103 What to check if you...

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Page 7: ...AFETY INFORMATION 6 Avoid Rotating Blades 6 Clear Mowing Area 6 Keep Shields in Place 6 Refuel with Care 7 Wear Protective Clothing 7 Turn Engine Off When Not Operating the Lawn Tractor 7 Operation on...

Page 8: ...key Disconnect the spark plug cap and wear heavy gloves when you need to clean the mower deck or handle a blade Clear Mowing Area A lawn tractor blade can throw rocks and other objects with enough for...

Page 9: ...s platform and pedals Turn Engine Off When Not Operating the Lawn Tractor If you need to leave the lawn tractor for any reason even just to inspect the lawn ahead always turn the engine off And take...

Page 10: ...be seriously cut 1 I by the rotatin I Keep hands I V when engine 1 SHARPBLADE I g blade md feet away Iis running HOT MUFFLER CAN BURN YOU Objects hidden in the lawn can be thrown by the mower blade T...

Page 11: ...blade can cause serious injury n Keep hands and feet away from the mower deck Stop engine before leaving operator s position H Do not allow children to ride as passengers They can fall or be thrown o...

Page 12: ...as enough MATURITY AND RESPONSIBILITY to safely operate this lawn tractor Does the young person think through problems and come to logical solutions Be honest Anyone who takes unnecessary risks and do...

Page 13: ...LOCATIONS 12 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 14 Seat 14 Fuel Valve 14 Ignition Switch 14 Shift Lever 15 Height Adjustment Lever 15 Clutch Pedal gear transmission model only 15 Brake Pedal 16 Parking Brake Le...

Page 14: ...TROLS CONTROL LOCATIONS Use the two illustrations on these pages to locate and identify the most frequently used controls l PTO CLUTCH LEVER 2 TRANSMISSION SHIFT LEVER Cl IGNITION SWITCH S BRAKE PEDAL...

Page 15: ...LVE under engine hood on carburetor 3 PARKING BRAKE LEVER 4 CLUTCH PEDAL gear transmission model only 5 SEAT LOCK ROD under seat S MOWER DECK HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT LEVER m TRANSMISSION RELEASE LEVER hydro...

Page 16: ...Seat The seat can be adjusted back and forth for operator comfort The seat may also be raised and locked for battery access see the Maintenance chapter for details Fuel Valve The fuel valve is located...

Page 17: ...to raise and lower the 5 K 4 3 2 r I P N R GEAR TRANS PORT c1 HYDROSTATIC 772CADACCDR mower deck The numbers along the lever can be used to reference the distance of the mower blades tips from the gr...

Page 18: ...way down before engaging the parking brake lever 1 NOTICE 1 Partially pressing the brake pedal without first pressing the clutch pedal all the way down can cause the drive belt to wear prematurely Hy...

Page 19: ...he parking brake lever up The brake pedal can then be released The engine stops if you rise off the seat without the parking brake engaged You should always move the shift lever to NEUTRAL before sett...

Page 20: ...ooth and quick motion You should always disengage the PTO when not actually mowing The lawn tractor won t start if the PTO is ON The engine will stop if you rise off the seat when the PTO lever is ON...

Page 21: ...0 CHECK YOUR LAWN TRACTOR 21 General Items 21 Engine Oil Level 21 Tire Pressure 22 Grass Bag optional kit 22 Brake Pedal 23 Parking Brake 23 Transmission Release hydrostatic transmission model 23 Hydr...

Page 22: ...things like stones sticks bones nails and wire and remove them from the mowing area People and Pets People and animals near the mowing area can move into your mowing path or into a position where they...

Page 23: ...or and check its general condition Look around and underneath it for signs of fluid leaks Remove any excessive dirt and debris especially around the engine mower deck and moving components Look for si...

Page 24: ...ional oil is needed Replace the dipstick and screw it back in securely Do not overfill UPPER LIMIT LOWER LIMIT 772EABAB CDR 1 NOTICE 1 Running the engine at a low oil level or with no oil causes engin...

Page 25: ...he parking brake is set page 17 Transmission Release hydrostatic transmission model Make sure this lever is in the ENGAGED position before operating the lawn tractor page 18 Hydrostatic Fluid Level hy...

Page 26: ...ling fuel Fuel to the maximum fill mark Gasoline is highly flammable and explosive You can be burned or seriously injured when refueling l Stop the engine and keep heat sparks and flame away l Refuel...

Page 27: ...n the battery add distilled water if needed page 74 Mower Deck Clear the top and bottom of the mower deck of any grass debris etc Make sure the discharge guard is properly installed If your mower is e...

Page 28: ...and operation instructions Be sure the side discharge chute cover remains attached to the mower deck when the optional grass bag kit is installed MULCHING TO BAGGING You must have the optional grass...

Page 29: ...ut bent cracked or otherwise damaged must be replaced NEW BENT CRACKED WORN I CM AEAM CDR Height Adjustment Lever Set this lever to the appropriate position for mowing conditions Page 43 Height Adjust...

Page 30: ...s operation before you begin mowing Know what to do in case of emergencies Clothing Wearing protective clothing will reduce your risk of injury Long pants and eye protection reduce the risk of injurie...

Page 31: ...CTOR 38 Emergency Stop 38 Normal Stop 38 SAFE MOWING PRACTICES 39 Operation on Slopes 40 Obstacles 41 Gravel and Loose Objects 42 MOWING TIPS 43 When to Mow 43 Cutting Height 43 Ground Speed 44 Cuttin...

Page 32: ...s take time to become familiar with how this lawn tractor works and practice in a safe area until you build up your skills Never tamper with or alter any of the controls or safety devices on the lawn...

Page 33: ...is set and the shift lever is in NEUTRAL The starter will not operate unless these controls are properly set 3 To start a cold engine move the throttle lever to FAST then press the lever inward slight...

Page 34: ...r from CHOKE to a point halfway between SLOW and FAST while the engine warms up Once the engine has warmed you should keep the throttle in the FAST position while mowing This keeps the blades spinning...

Page 35: ...traction The lawn tractor can tip over and you can be injured or killed Avoid sharp turns when using higher aears 4fter using the lawn tractor for a while you ll get a better feel for how nuch effort...

Page 36: ...brake pedal Hydrostatic Transmission Model The hydrostatic transmission allows two options of braking You can operate the shift lever or the brake pedal to slow down or stop USING THE SHIFT LEVER To...

Page 37: ...is used to back up the lawn tractor Before traveling in REVERSE make sure the PTO is OFF and the path is clear of leopIe pets and obstructions Gear Transmission Model 1st 3rd gears work best for most...

Page 38: ...You don t need to bring the lawn tractor to a full stop if shifting from one forward gear to another SHIFTING BETWEEN ANY FORWARD GEAR AND REVERSE 1 Press the clutch pedal all the way down then press...

Page 39: ...to make some trial cuts to determine which setting is best for your lawn To begin mowing make sure the throttle is set to FAST then push the PTO clutch lever forward to ON with a smooth quick motion W...

Page 40: ...GEAR TRANSMISSION MODEL Use the clutch pedal first then the brake pedal to stop the lawn tractor Move the shift lever to NEUTRAL HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION MODEL Move the shift lever to NEUTRAL then pre...

Page 41: ...turn over if a wheel is near he edge and it caves in or gives way IO not attempt to stabilize the lawn tractor by putting your foot on the fround Keep your feet on the platform and near the pedals ra...

Page 42: ...area in question 10 DEGREES 17 GRADE MAXIMUM 77lNACAACDR Always mow up and down a sloped surface never across Avoid sharp turns when operating the lawn tractor on a sloped surface When mowing on slop...

Page 43: ...r foot from the clutch pedal then slowly release the brake pedal HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION MODEL 1 Press the brake pedal all the way down and hold it there 2 Release the parking brake 3 Slowly release...

Page 44: ...ts can cause serious injury Inspect the blade regularly and do not operate the lawn tractor with a worn or damaged blade The Distributor s Limited Warranty does not cover parts damaged by accident or...

Page 45: ...onto the handle guide 771CAAAA CDR To prevent possible damage to the mower deck always raise it fully when driving the lawn tractor to and from the mowing area this provides maximum ground clearance T...

Page 46: ...ront tire When overlapping in a curve use a lower speed and overlap the previous cut by 50 or about half the width of the mower deck In extremely tall or thick grass you may have to cut a larger overl...

Page 47: ...n tractor can be used to pick up fallen leaves for disposal Adjust the height of the mower deck as needed to get the best results When equipped with an optional mulching kit you can mulch fallen leave...

Page 48: ...pattern If the lawn has an irregular shape or many obstacles divide it into sections where you can use counterclockwise mowing patterns Bagging optional kit Use a clockwise mowing pattern This will g...

Page 49: ...ctor for days or weeks at a time Mower Deck Cleaning Wash the mower deck only when the lawn tractor is cool The bearings on the blade pulley shafts expand as they heat up Cooling rapidly with water ca...

Page 50: ...sonal injury l The weight of a trailer or attachment increases stopping distances use extra care especially when operating on a slope l To avoid loss of control use extra care when towing a trailer or...

Page 51: ...ght Maximum allowable weight for the trailer or attachment and any items carried by the trailer or attachment On a flat surface 500 Ibs 227 kg On a grade 10 degrees or less 200 Ibs 90 kg Maximum Tongu...

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Page 54: ...s in NEUTRAL gear transmission model or the transmission release control hydrostatic transmission model is in the RELEASED position page 18 LOADING AND UNLOADING 1 Transport the lawn tractor on a flat...

Page 55: ...8 Problems That May Affect Emissions 58 PROPER MAINTENANCE IS THE OWNER S RESPONSIBILITY 59 Replacement Parts 59 Maintenance 59 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 60 MAINTENANCE ACCESS POINTS 61 Seat 62 Engine Hood...

Page 56: ...AND ADJUSTMENT 89 Preparation 89 BELTS 92 Blade Belt 92 Drive Belt 96 TIRES AND WHEELS 97 Jack Points 97 Front Wheels 98 Rear Wheels 99 OTHER ITEMS 100 Hydrostatic Fluid Reservoir hydrostatic transmi...

Page 57: ...require special tools are best handled by professionals and are normally performed by a Honda technician or other qualified mechanic The maintenance schedule applies to normal operating conditions If...

Page 58: ...n cause you to be seriously hurt or killed Always follow the procedures and orecautions in the owner s manual Safety Precautions l Make sure the engine is off before you begin any maintenance or repai...

Page 59: ...ed off the ground Be sure the lawn tractor is solidly supported before you put any part of your body under the lawn tractor l Disconnect the spark plug cap and wear heavy gloves when working near the...

Page 60: ...ollowed in order to keep the Honda engine emissions within the emission standards Tampering and Altering Tampering with or altering the emission control system may increase emissions beyond the legal...

Page 61: ...onda parts or their equivalent The use of other replacement parts which are not of equivalent quality may impair the effectiveness of your emission control system Maintenance Follow the Maintenance Sc...

Page 62: ...e bolts check inspect check tightness Brake pedal freeplay Front rear axle arease check8 adjust 05 I I I I In onecumo check check clean replace dean check8 adjust check adjust check adjust Parkina bra...

Page 63: ...at HYDROSTATlC FLUID RESERVOIR hydroststlc trsnsmlsslon model right rear frame J SEAT LOCK ROD PEDAL FREEPLAY ADJUSTMENT gear trsn5IIliSSiOtl w IsSHAPED ROD model outboar tumoucic s msme framej CARBUi...

Page 64: ...locked in the upright position 772KABAA C Adjusting the Seat Position 1 Loosen the four hex bolts used to attach the seat to the seat bracket 2 Move the seat to obtain the desired front to rear positi...

Page 65: ...he body and engine hood Grab the engine hood only at this point then pull it up and forward until it stops 2 The engine hood does not lock in the open position so be careful not to bump or knock it wh...

Page 66: ...outer foam element PAPER FILTER covers the paper element and ELEMENT can be removed 3 If the foam element appears RUBBER SEAL clean over more than half its surface it does not need cleaning Reinstall...

Page 67: ...Pa through the element from the inside Never try to brush off the dirt as that just forces it into the paper filter fibers 8 Use a damp rag to wipe any dirt from the inside of the air cleaner housing...

Page 68: ...the indicated range Using nondetergent oil can shorten the engine s service life and using 2 stroke oil can damage the engine Changing the Oil Change the oil at the recommended interval page 60 or mo...

Page 69: ...the oil filler cap 7 Verify that there is no oil leaking from the drain bolt 8 Please dispose of used motor oil and the oil containers in a manner that is compatible with the environment We suggest yo...

Page 70: ...ne hood then disconnect the spark plug cap and remove any dirt from around the spark plug area 2 Remove the spark plug 3 Inspect the spark plug for excessively worn electrodes chips or cracks in the i...

Page 71: ...ough to compress the washer For a used plug tighten l 8 to 114 of a turn after the spark plug seats For a new plug tighten l 2 turn after the spark plug seats pG iEq A loose spark plug can become hot...

Page 72: ...ion You must have an accurate tachometer to properly measure engine speed 1 Start the engine in an area with adequate ventilation to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning Allow the engine to warm to normal...

Page 73: ...ive You can be burned or seriously injured when handling fuel l Stop the engine and keep heat sparks and flame away l Handle fuel only outdoors l Wipe up spills immediately 1 Locate the fuel supply li...

Page 74: ...ealer perform this carburetor modification Even with carburetor modification engine horsepower will decrease about 3 5 for each 1 OOO foot 300 meter increase in altitude The effect of altitude on hors...

Page 75: ...light spark knock or pinging metallic rapping noise while operating under heavy loads This is no cause for concern If spark knock or pinging occurs at a steady engine speed under normal load change b...

Page 76: ...e life of the battery The battery contains sulfuric acid electrolyte which is highly corrosive and poisonous Getting electrolyte in your eyes or on your skin can cause serious burns Wear protective cl...

Page 77: ...g 1 2 3 Remove the battery cell caps Connect the battery charger following the manufacturer s instructions After charging check the electrolyte level in each of the cells Add distilled water if needed...

Page 78: ...ch to OFF then raise and lock the seat I 2 The fuse used in the lawn tractor is a blade type Grip the edge of the fuse with one hand and the fuse holder with the FUSE 5 AMP5 other Pull the fuse straig...

Page 79: ...g resistance should be I 114 l 13 16 inch 32 46 mm Adjust if freeplay exceeds l l 3 l 6 inch 46 mm tfydros tatic Transmission Model 1 Move the shift lever to NEUTRAL 2 Place a ruler along the brake pe...

Page 80: ...is l l 4 l 3 4 inch 32 36 mm 3 Take care not to overtighten the Y adjustment nut 77lRMAAS Brake Wear Inspection gear transmission model Brake wear is determined by measuring the amount of exposed thr...

Page 81: ...lawn and it is important to set the anti scalp rollers correctly The setting depends on the type of lawn being mowed and the mower deck height For flat terrain use the lower hole in the anti scalp ro...

Page 82: ...Lower the mower deck all the way down To remove the mower deck you will need heavy gloves and two 2 x 4 boards or the equivalent From the right side of the mower deck locate the PTO clutch arm and be...

Page 83: ...the blade belt off the engine crankshaft pulley 12 Locate the center section of the two rear links where the mower deck rear brackets are attached Remove a 14 mm spring clip and flat washer from each...

Page 84: ...ACKETS FRONT LINKS 12 mm SPRING CLIP J SHAPED ROD 771DADAACDR 15 Push the mower deck back slightly so the front links fall clear Turn the steering wheel all the way to the left Pull the mower deck out...

Page 85: ...aped rod and links can be installed by using the slots on the front mower deck brackets 771DADABCDR Make sure the two front links install in the inside of the front mower deck brackets Make sure the J...

Page 86: ...Blade Inspection When the blades need resharpening or replacement take the lawn tractor to an authorized servicing Honda lawn tractor dealer Or if you have a torque wrench you can remove and install...

Page 87: ...e two measurements should be the same if they are not the blade or blade spindle may be bent 5 Repeat steps 1 4 for the left side blade but measure at point A Blade Bolt Tightness 771 BAAAACDR Blade b...

Page 88: ...ow the cone shaped washer is aligned on the pulley shaft The side marked INSIDE goes toward the blade CONE SHAPED Remove the blade and blade holder 1 Remove the mower deck from the lawn tractor see pa...

Page 89: ...AEAACDR Remove an equal amount of material from each end of the blade to maintain balance Do not remove material from the inner area of the cutting edge If you need to remove material to restore the c...

Page 90: ...he optional mulching kit the two mulching blades are identical and may be installed on either spindle BLADE BOLT CONE SHAPED WASHER BLADE BLADE HOLDER PULLEY SHAFT 772BADAC CDR 3 Install the washer wi...

Page 91: ...performed after the following steps have been completed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Park the lawn tractor on a smooth flat level surface Move the PTO lever to OFF Set the parking brake ON Disconnect the spark pl...

Page 92: ...ADJUSTMENT 1 2 3 4 Locate the right rear lift rod where the deck is attached to the rear of the lawn tractor frame The threaded section of the rod allows the position of the mower deck connecting link...

Page 93: ...is less than l 4 inch 6 mm lower than point B the front of the mower deck must be lowered ADJUSTMENT 1 Locate the two front links that attach the front of the mower deck to the frame 2 Loosen and tur...

Page 94: ...nition key and disconnect the spark plug cap 2 Move the PTO clutch lever to OFF 3 Lower the mower deck all the way down with the height adjustment lever 4 Examine the blade belt for cracks tears or ot...

Page 95: ...d keep fingers and hands clear from the path of the moving PTO clutch arm Put on heavy gloves and carefully move the belt tensioner arm to the ON position 4 Loosen the bolt on belt guard A on the belt...

Page 96: ...BLADE BELT Installation is the reverse of removal with a few important points 1 When tightening the bolts on belt guards C and F gently press the guards toward the blade pulleys Position the belt guar...

Page 97: ...and remove the ignition key to prevent accidental starting 1 Move the PTO lever to ON and the height adjustment lever to 1 ADJUSTING SO PTO ARM 3 PTO CONNECTING ROD 2 The illustration above shows an o...

Page 98: ...g brake lever Lower the mower deck all the way down with the height adjustment lever 2 3 4 5 6 7 Examine the drive belt for cracks tears or other physical damage Replace the belt if it is damaged Rele...

Page 99: ...n firm level ground and you have the equipment and knowledge to do so properly Circlip pliers are required to remove and install any wheel Securely clock the wheels remaining on the ground Jack Points...

Page 100: ...er and wheel Note that there is a second washer on the inside of the wheel Installation 1 Apply grease to the axle shaft and inside the wheel hub If the inside flat washer was removed install it back...

Page 101: ...e sure to remove the square key from the axle otherwise it can be difficult to get the wheel back on the axle properly Installation 1 Grease the axle thoroughly If the inside flat washer was removed i...

Page 102: ...uld you need to add fluid be sure to clean the reservoir cap and surrounding area to avoid getting grass dirt or debris into the reservoir Use only Honda Hydrostatic Transmission Fluid Clutch Pedal Fr...

Page 103: ...arm turnbuckle is a standard right hand thread The rear locking nut is a left hand thread There are flat spots on the side of the turnbuckle for a 12 mm wrench To decrease freeplay loosen both locknut...

Page 104: ...s 771JABAACDR Front grease fittings Blade belt tension arm pivot I 772QMAACDR Drive belt tension arm pivot gear transmission model only TIPJACAACDR Rear axle shaft grease fittings gear transmission mo...

Page 105: ...TFiOUBLESHOOTING This section helps you to identify the problems their causes and some corrective actions ENGINE PROBLEMS 103 DRIVE PROBLEMS 107 VIBRATION 107 MOWER DECK PROBLEMS 108 103...

Page 106: ...fe operating exit from lawn tractor IIS Possible cause Shift lever not in NEUTRAL PTO clutch lever is ON Interlock switch on seat or parking brake lever not pressed Blown fuse dead battery or relay Mo...

Page 107: ...ed Check fuel condition Stale or old fuel Throttle must be in CHOKE for a cold engine or FAST for a warm engine Move fuel valve to ON Check for clogged fuel filter or obstructions in fuel tank Be sure...

Page 108: ...engine run poorly Spark plug cap not secure Improper electrode gap or deposits on gap Cooling air intake path and engine fan obstructed Optional spark arrester clogged or dirty Correction Mow at slow...

Page 109: ...not on pulleys Lever is in the RELEASED position Make sure clutch and or brake pedals are fully released See servicing Honda lawn tractor dealer Move lever to the ENGAGED position Lawn tractor vibrat...

Page 110: ...e in FAST slowly when mowing Check mower deck Blades obstructed by Clear mower deck of grass mud etc any obstructions Check ground speed Lawn tractor moving too Use shift lever to fast for mowing redu...

Page 111: ...icult to Mow only when grass is mow dry Check mowing overlap Too little overlap Adjust overlap as required for mowing conditions Check ground speed Lawn tractor moving too Use shift lever to fast for...

Page 112: ...TROUBLESHOOTING 110...

Page 113: ...and corrosion and ensure that it will start easily when you want to use it again Cleaning 112 Engine 112 Mower Deck 112 Fuel 114 Adding a Gasoline Stabilizer to Extend Fuel Storage Life 114 Draining...

Page 114: ...arden hose or pressure washing equipment can force water into the air cleaner Water in the air cleaner will soak the filter elements and can enter the carburetor or engine cylinder causing damage l Wa...

Page 115: ...operating temperature to evaporate any water remaining on the engine While the engine is running sit on the operator s seat and operate the PTO clutch lever to expel water from the blade pulleys spind...

Page 116: ...ine was not fresh when you filled the fuel tank Fuel system damage or engine performance problems resulting from neglected storage preparation are not covered under warranty You can extend fuel storag...

Page 117: ...ly outdoors l Wipe up spills immediately 2 Drain the fuel into an approved gasoline container Tighten the drain screw Engine Oil 1 Change the engine oil see page 66 2 Remove the spark plug see page 68...

Page 118: ...se that promotes rust and corrosion Unless all fuel has been drained from the fuel tank leave the fuel valve in the OFF position to reduce the possibility of fuel leakage Park the lawn tractor on a le...

Page 119: ...g storage preparation fill the tank with fresh gasoline If you keep a container of gasoline for refueling be sure that it contains only fresh gasoline Gasoline oxidizes and deteriorates over time caus...

Page 120: ...STORAGE 118...

Page 121: ...information LAWN TRACTOR MODEL 120 DIMENSIONS WEIGHTS AND CAPACITIES 120 ENGINE DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE 120 TRANSMISSION DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE 121 MOWER DECK DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE 121 MAINTENANCE 121...

Page 122: ...ounds 154 kg HDA Lawn tractor 375 pounds 170 kg CD2038 mower deck 83 pounds 37 5 kg 13 x 6 5 6 14 psi 98 kPa 18 x 8 5 8 10 osi 69 kPa1 Fuel Tank Capacity 1 3 U S gallons 5 3 f Engine Oil Capacity 1 I6...

Page 123: ...Fifth 4 5 mph 7 3 km h Reverse 2 2 mph 3 6 km h Factory sealed no maintenance required MOWER DECK DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE Type Twin blade belt drive four point link dual anti scalp rollers side discha...

Page 124: ...ter 51 2 inches 1300 mm left turn Brakes Cam disc Battery Ul L 12V RC 22min CCA 170A Fuse 5 amps blade type OPTIONS Mulching kit Includes two blades guides and plug Grass bag kit Features twin bags st...

Page 125: ...Honda publications available to you and tells you how to contact us if you have a question or warranty repair problem SERIAL NUMBER LOCATIONS 124 HONDA PUBLICATIONS 125 Shop Manual 125 Parts Catalog 1...

Page 126: ...se the following illustrations to locate the numbers when needed 771NADABCDR 771EAFAA l Raise the engine hood to view the frame serial number on the left side of the frame The engine serial number is...

Page 127: ...or maintaining and repairing your lawn tractor You may order them from your Honda lawn tractor dealer Shop Manual This manual covers complete maintenance and overhaul procedures It is intended to be u...

Page 128: ...are dissatisfied with the decision made by the dealership s management contact the Honda Power Equipment Customer Relations Office You can write American Honda Power Equipment Division Customer Relati...

Page 129: ...is way If you are dissatisfied with the decision made by the dealership s management contact the Honda Power Equipment Customer Relations Office You can write American Honda Motor Co Inc Power Equipme...

Page 130: ...taining up to 10 ethanol by volume Gasoline containing ethanol may be marketed under the name Gasohol MTBE Methyl Tertiary Butyl Ether 15 by volume You may use gasoline containing up to 15 MTBE by vol...

Page 131: ...en running the muffler will be very hot Allow the muffler to cool before servicing the spark arrester 1 2 3 4 Locate the muffler and spark arrester on the front of the lawn tractor Remove the hold dow...

Page 132: ...g operation 23 description 16 c carburetor adjustment 70 draining 115 high altitude operation 72 cleaning engine 112 grass bag 113 INDEX mower deck 112 clogged mower deck 45 clothing protective 28 rec...

Page 133: ...ustment 89 left to right leveling 90 problems 108 mowing best speed to use 44 fallen leaves 45 grass conditions 45 near obstacles 41 patterns for bagging 46 patterns for mulching 46 patterns for side...

Page 134: ...for mowing 44 steering 33 stopping the blades 37 the lawn tractor 38 storage fuel considerations 114 preparation 112 removal from 117 T throttle 17 tire pressure 97 tires checking pressure 22 towing...

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Page 136: ...S quarts NGK BPR5ES ND WlGEPR 0 7 0 6 mm 0 026 0 031 inch 58 9 N m 43 4 ft lb 1 750 200 O rpm 98 kPa 14 psi 69 kPa 10 psi Check blades and tightness Check grass bag Check engine oil level Check air c...

Page 137: ...31771700 00X31 771 7000 CC PRINTED IN U S A 40 2002 06 1996 American Honda Motor Co Inc All Rights Reserved Owner s Manual Lawn Tractor H2013SDA H2013HDA Printed on Recycled Paper K1...

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