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OPERATING
TIIE
TRACTOR
TRACTOR
BREAK-IN
PROCEDURE
Never operate a
new
engine
immediately
under
full load.
Break
it in carefully as
shown
in
the
table below.
Engine Thottle
Control Lever
Period
Position
3/4
F - u l l n _
‐‑
3rd through
_ _ _ _
13th hour
X Normal
mowing
SPEED CONTROL LEVER STOP
An adjustable
speed
control
lever
stop
is
pro
‑
vided
to
allow
the operator to
return
to a pre
‑
determined
speed.
Do
not
bypass
the speed
control
lever
stop
to
obtain
a
higher
tractor
speed.
If a
higher
speed
is desired, reset
the stop.
Refer to
“Instrument and Controls”.
STARTING
THE
ENGINE
1. Be
sure
there
is an adequate supply of
gasoline in
the
fuel tank.
CAUTION! To
avoid fire
or
injury,
tighten
fuel
c a p
securely.
Never
remove
the
fuel tank
c a p
or
fill the
fuel
tank when the
engine
is running, or
hot,
or indoors. Also, do
not smoke when work
‑
i n g
around
flammable
fuel.
2. Be sure the
fuel shut-off
valve is open.
3. Pull choke control button to full choke
posi
‑
tion.
Less
choking
may
be necessary due to
variations
in temperature, grade of
fuel,
etc.
Little
or no choking
will
be
needed when the
engine is
warm.
4.
Place the throttle
just
off
“SLOW”
position.
5. To
start
the
engine,
safety starting
switches
must
be activated by
pressing
the
brake
pedal
all
the
way
down
and
moving
the
power
take-off
clutch switch to
the
dis
‑
engaged
position.
NOTE: The
s p e e d
control
lever will
return to
neutral when the brake
pedal
is
pressed
all
the
way
down.
6.
Turn the
ignition key
clockwise to the
“START”
position
and release
it as
soon
as
the engine
starts; however do
not
operate
the
starter for more than 30 seconds at
any
one
time.
If
the
engine
does
not
start
within
this
time,
turn the
key “OFF”
and wait
a few
minutes,
then
try again.
7. After the
engine
starts,
slowly
release the
brake
pedal
and
gradually push
the choke
control
button
all
the
way
in.
Do not
use the
choke to
enrich the fuel mixture,
except
as
necessary to
start
the
engine.
STOPPING
THE
ENGINE
Move the
throttle lever to
the
“SLOW"
posi
‑
tion
and
allow the
engine to
idle for
a
short
time
before
stopping.
Then
turn the
k e y
to
the
“OFF” position.
COLD
WEATHER
STARTING
Engine starting is possible in
cold weather
providing the
correct
weight
of
engine
oil
is
used,
the
battery
is fully charged,
and
the
proper starting procedure is
followed. The
best procedure for
starting
at temperatures
near
or
below
freezing is as
follows:
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