TR
O
UBLE
SHOO
TIN
G
POS
S
IBLE
C
A
USE
W
I
L
L NOT START
Clutch-Brake
P
e
dal
i
n dr
iv
e po
s
i
t
i
on
Attachm
e
nt
Clutch P
e
d
a
l
in "
O
N"
position
No gasoline in Fu
el
T
a
n
k,
c
l
ogg
e
d F
ue
l
F
i
lter
or Fu
el
Line
Blown Fuse
Dead Battery
HARD TO STAR
T
Chok
e
d improperly
,
flood
e
d
Engine
Clogg
e
d Fuel Filt
er
Clogg
e
d Fue
l
T
a
n
k
Dirty Ai
r
Cl
e
a
n
er
Spark Plug d
i
r
t
y o
r
i
mpro
p
e
r
gap
Defect
i
v
e
Ba
t
t
e
ry
Defectiv
e
I
g
nit
io
n
or
l
o
ose wiring
Water in gaso
l i
n
e o
r
o
l
d fuel
Improper
Carbur
e
tor
adjustment
ENGINE
M
ISSES OR LACKS POWER
E
n
g
i
ne o
v
e
rl
oad
C
lo
gged
F
ue
l
F
i
lte
r
C
l
o
g
ged
F
ue
l
Ta
n
k
Pa
r
ti
a
lly p
l
u
g
g
ed
A
i
r Cl
e
aner
Im
p
rop
er
C
arbu
re
tor
adjustm
e
n
t
Di
r
ty A
i
r
S
cree
n
Lo
w o
il
lev
el o
r d
i
r
ty oil
Sp
a
r
k
P
l
ug di
r
ty,
improper
gap o
r
wrong typ
e
F
au
lty
i
gni
ti
on
P
oo
r comp
r
e
s
sion
O
il
i
n
ga
soli
n
e
E
N
G
INE
OV
ER
HE
A
T
S
D
i
r
ty
A
ir
S
c
reen
Low
oi
l
l
e
v
e
l or d
i
rty
o
i
l
D
ir
ty
E
ngi
ne
P
a
r
ti
ally p
lugg
e
d Muffl
e
r
P
a
r
tiall
y p
lugged A
i
r Clean
e
r
S
tale fuel
or i
mproper
C
a
rbu
r
etor
adjustment
NO
L
I
G
HTS
No H
e
adlig
h
t
s
or Tailli
g
ht
with
Light Switch Knob
p
ul
le
d o
u
t
WON
'
T C
H
A
R
G
E
Blo
wn
F
use
D
e
f
e
c
ti
v
e
B
atte
r
y
1
. ENGINE O
IL
Drain (
w
ith
e
ngi
n
e war
m)
and repla
c
e
w
ith clean e
n
g
i
ne o
i
l
.
Refer to p
a
g
e
6
.
2
.
FUEL SYSTEM
a. Drain fu
e
l tank an
d
car
bur
e
tor
b
y a
l
l
ow
ing the
e
ngin
e
to
r
un
out
of
gasolin
e
.
NOTE
:
G
A
SOLINE
LEFT
IN
YOUR
ENGINE
WILL
LEA
V
E
GUM
DEPOSITS
C
L
O
GG
ING
FU
E
L S
Y
S
T
EM
.
b
.
Di
s
pos
e
of ga
s
ol
ine
if n
o
t to
b
e
u
se
d
.
NOTE
:
GASO-
LINE
S
T
ORED
FOR
SEVE
R
AL
M
ONTHS
LOSES
ITS
V
OLATILITY
(ABILITY
TO
BURN
EFFECT-
IVELY
)
.
3. C
Y
LI
N
DER
a
.
Remov
e
Spark Plug
.
b
.
Pou
r
on
e
ounce of oil through
sp
a
rk plug hole into cy
-
linders
.
c. Turn
ignition
key
to
"START"
position
for
a few
seconds to distribute
oil.
d. Replac
e
Spark Plug
.
_ 11 _
P
res
s
P
ed
a
l
i
nto brak
e
position
(Fig
.
12
)
M
o
ve P
e
dal
to "OFF"
position
(F
i
g
.
10)
Fill Ta
n
k
w
ith Ga
s
oline, check Fuel L
i
ne, Fuel Filt
e
r
and C
a
rbure
t
or
(cl
e
an if necessa
r
y)
Check for fault and
re
place Fuse
Recharge or r
e
plac
e
Battery
Push Chok
e i
n
,
plac
e
T
hr
ottle
Control
in middle position
and
run s
tart
e
r s
e
v
e
r
a
l times to clear out gas (Fig
.
13)
Remov
e
and r
e
pl
ace
(F
i
g. 26)
R
e
mov
e
and cl
e
an
R
e
mov
e a
nd clean (Fig. 20)
Rep
la
c
e
S
p
a
rk
Plug (F
i
g. 24)
Re
c
h
a
rge
or
r
e
place
C
h
e
c
k the w
ir
ing and Spark Plug
D
ra
i
n
F
u
e
l
Tank and Carburetor,
use fresh fuel and clean
S
pa
rk
Plug
Mak
e n
e
c
e
ssary adjustments
(Fig. 29)
S
hi
ft to a
low
e
r g
e
ar (F
i
g. 11) or reduce load
R
e
m
ove
a
nd r
e
pl
a
c
e (
F
i
g
.
26)
R
emove
an
d cl
e
an
R
emove
a
n
d clean (F
ig.
20
)
M
a
ke
n
e
ce
ss
a
ry
a
dju
stme
n
ts
(Fig
.
29)
Cl
e
an
Air Sc
ree
n an
d
Cy
li
nder
Fins (Fig's. 21 and 22)
Add
or chang
e
oil (F
i
g'
s
.
1
6 and 17)
R
e
pla
ce
Spark Plug (F
ig.
24)
Check Spark Plu
g a
nd for loose wires
Major Eng
i
n
e
ov
e
rh
a
ul
Drain and refill Gas Tank and Carburetor
Cl
e
an Air Sc
ree
n (Fig. 2
1
)
Add o
r
cha
nge
oil (F
i
g's
.
16 and 17)
Cle
a
n C
y
li
n
d
e
r
F
i
n
s
(F
i
g
.
22)
R
e
mov
e
and
cl
e
an Muffl
e
r
R
e
mov
e
and
cl
ea
n (F
i
g. 20)
U
se f
re
s
h fu
e
l
a
nd adjust C
a
r
b
u
r
etor
(F ig
.
29)
Ch
e
c
k
F
u
se, Wir
e
Connections
and Switch
.
Replace Tail-
l
ig
ht Bulb or Seal
e
d Beam Headlights
Ch
ec
k for fault
a
nd replace
R
e
plac
e
4. BATTERY
a
.
R
e
mov
e
ba
t
t
e
ry
if
t
ra
ct
o
r
is not used regular
l
y
during
w
int
e
r
m
o
n
t
hs
.
St
ore
in cool, dry plac
e
(abov
e
50
°
F
.
)
.
NOTE
:
DO NOT
STORE
BATTERY
DIRECTLY
ON
CEMENT SURFACE.
b
.
R
e
charg
e e
ach month
if necessary. NOTE: BATTERIES
NOT
IN USE FOR SEVERAL
MONTHS
AND
NOT
KEPT
FULLY
CHARGED,
PRODUCE
SULPHUR
DE-
POSITS ON PLATES WHICH CANNOT
BE: REMOVED
B
Y
RECHARGING.
5
.
GEN
E
RAL
CLEANING
Cl
ea
n
e
ngi
n
e
, bat
t
e
ry
,
sea
t
,
f
i
nish,
e
tc
.
of all foreign
mat-
t
e
r.
S
e
ar
s
, R
oe
buck
a
nd Co
.
reserv
e
s th
e ri
ght to make any chang
e
s
in d
es
ign or improv
e
m
e
nts
without
imposing any obligation
to
inst
i:
lll th
e
same upon its items h
e
retofore
manufactured.
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