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Page 1: ...ting Width BODY EXPLANATION 08 8 0 HP Engine 12 12 0 HP Engine 10 10 0 HP Engine 14 14 0 HP Engine SUFFIX EXPLANATION 16 Series DesignaHon B BHggs Engine V Overhead Valve E Electric Start Thank you fo...

Page 2: ...irst time and at the beginning of each season Pay attention to Waming and Instructional Decals on engine and machine Read and follow operator s manuals and instructions furnished with attachments 2 Ha...

Page 3: ...ce requirements is to promote SAFETY through the use of accepted operating practices Read Understand and Follow the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on Page 2 of this manual and All SAFETY messages on th...

Page 4: ...13 2 1 6 2 1 7 Clean exterior surfaces of cutting deck and engine of any accumulation of dirt grass oil etc Keep engine air intake screen and cooling fins clear at all times Add fuel to tank after pus...

Page 5: ...URE 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal a the way down and hold while starting engine See Figure 2 5 TO START ENGINE PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN 4 Open vent on fuel filler cap by turning count...

Page 6: ...Blade Lever is in the OFF position Refer to Figure 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal all the way down lift Park ing Brake Lever and release the Clutch Brake Pedal to set Parking Brake See Figure 2 8 PUS...

Page 7: ...tch Brake Pedal half way down activates the clutch to allow transmission shifting TO APPLY BRAKES PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN FIGURE 2 13 _ CAUTION _ Once blade is disengaged it should co...

Page 8: ...lever may be placed in any desired forward speed without depressing the Clutch Brake Pedal NOTE For best cutting results move the transmission shift lever into a slow forward speed and the engine spe...

Page 9: ...il drain Open oil drain See Figure 3 1 for oil drains used on the Rear Engine Riders REMOVE OIL PLUG TO ALLOW OIL TO DRAIN R_OTATECOUNTER FIGURE 3 1 e After all the oil has drained close the drain and...

Page 10: ...cessive wear or damage and replace if necessary there are no adjustments on these models See Figure 3 5 28 30 33 MODELS Dual Idler System_ ENGINE DRIVE PULLEY ASSEMBLY O IDLER S FIGURE 3 5 3 3 AFTER...

Page 11: ...LUBRICATION 1 Front Wheel Bearings Lubricate front wheel bearings with five shots of general purpose grease from grease gun See Figure 3 7 2 Left Rear Axle Bearing On Rear Engine Riders powered by 14...

Page 12: ...he fuel level will be below the filter See Page 12 for gas tank removal 1 Remove hose clamps from fuel filter 2 Remove fuel lines from filter Discard filter 3 Install new fuel filter See Figure 3 11 4...

Page 13: ...nd fuel system to remain clean during storage 3 6 5 Remove battery See 4 6 5 BATTERY STORAGE on Page 21 3 6 6 Close vent on fuel filler cap 3 6 7 Carefully stand Rear Engine Rider on rear bumper in de...

Page 14: ...ng height in the 3rd position Measure the belt spacing at idler pulley The distance should measure 1 1 4 but no less than 1 See Figure 4 1 c Install required number of snap in frame spacers behind cha...

Page 15: ...RWARD HOLE DECREAS ON BLADE BRAKE COTTER _ANCHOR PLATE __ PIN FIGURE 4 6 4 Reinstall clevis pin washer and a new cotter pin IMPORTANT The idler arm engagement spring should extend to at least 314 when...

Page 16: ...e Rider on a smooth level surface rotate blade until blade tips are at front and rear of deck Measure the distance from blade tips to floor The distance should be the same or the rear 1 8 lower than t...

Page 17: ...ves 1 to 3 1 2 cutting height range Lift quadrant in highest position gives 1 1 2 to 4 cutting height range 4 3 REAR ENGINE RIDER DRIVE COMPONENTS The following drive components may be adjusted by the...

Page 18: ...ward end of cable through the eye in the clutch brake pedal arm See Figure 4 16 CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL_ CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ARM 7 Engage park brake as described in Step 2 8 Check for clearance between dutc...

Page 19: ...o Figure 4 18 6 After adjustment is complete securely tighten cable jam nuts ASE BLADE __ _CRACK or NOTCH _ _ B WEAR LIMIT REPLACE BLADE _ _ _ C DANGEROUS DO NOT USE FIGURE 4 20 4 4 MOWER BLADE REPAIR...

Page 20: ...rive belt as described in 3 2 3 CHECK MOWER DRIVE BELT on Page 9 Replace belt if signs of excessive wear and or damage are present 4 5 1 4 5 2 BELT REMOVAL 1 Remove mower drive belt cover Refer to Sec...

Page 21: ...E BLACK NEGATIVE CABLE rlNSTALL BATTERY POSITIVE END FIRST INTO BATTERY COM PARTMENT N D RECTION OF L _ow As SHOWN I 21 FIGURE 4 27 4 Observe and note cable positions on battery See Figure 4 27 6 Disc...

Page 22: ...to the battery s positive terminal and the negative lead to the negative terminal 22 2 A hydrometer measures the specific gravity of each cell The specific gravity tells the degree of charge generall...

Page 23: ...ree Balls Floating Two Balls Floating One Ball Floating Zero Balls Floatin 9 ACCESSORIES PART NUMBER 6 0197 6 0441 6 0517 6 0697 6 0737 6 0941 6 0943 6 0942 6 0946 6 0947 6 0984 6 1049 6 1253 6 1254 6...

Page 24: ...tery Check Pressures Check For Wear And Tension Check For Wear And Damage Clean Debris Accumulation Grease or Oil Check Grease Level Check blade stopping for proper operation Check Clutch Brake for pr...

Page 25: ...warranties are excluded This is the exclusive remedy Liabilities for consequential damages under any and all warranties are excluded Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warran...

Page 26: ...SERVICE NOTES i...

Page 27: ...SERVICE NOTES...

Page 28: ...The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of I AWARNING California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm 8NAPPER coo o o o _o _ u s COPYRIGHT 1997...

Page 29: ...ting Width BODY EXPLANATION 08 8 0 HP Engine 12 12 0 HP Engine 10 10 0 HP Engine 14 14 0 HP Engine SUFFIX EXPLANATION 16 Series DesignaHon B BHggs Engine V Overhead Valve E Electric Start Thank you fo...

Page 30: ...irst time and at the beginning of each season Pay attention to Waming and Instructional Decals on engine and machine Read and follow operator s manuals and instructions furnished with attachments 2 Ha...

Page 31: ...ce requirements is to promote SAFETY through the use of accepted operating practices Read Understand and Follow the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on Page 2 of this manual and All SAFETY messages on th...

Page 32: ...13 2 1 6 2 1 7 Clean exterior surfaces of cutting deck and engine of any accumulation of dirt grass oil etc Keep engine air intake screen and cooling fins clear at all times Add fuel to tank after pus...

Page 33: ...URE 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal a the way down and hold while starting engine See Figure 2 5 TO START ENGINE PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN 4 Open vent on fuel filler cap by turning count...

Page 34: ...Blade Lever is in the OFF position Refer to Figure 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal all the way down lift Park ing Brake Lever and release the Clutch Brake Pedal to set Parking Brake See Figure 2 8 PUS...

Page 35: ...tch Brake Pedal half way down activates the clutch to allow transmission shifting TO APPLY BRAKES PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN FIGURE 2 13 _ CAUTION _ Once blade is disengaged it should co...

Page 36: ...lever may be placed in any desired forward speed without depressing the Clutch Brake Pedal NOTE For best cutting results move the transmission shift lever into a slow forward speed and the engine spe...

Page 37: ...il drain Open oil drain See Figure 3 1 for oil drains used on the Rear Engine Riders REMOVE OIL PLUG TO ALLOW OIL TO DRAIN R_OTATECOUNTER FIGURE 3 1 e After all the oil has drained close the drain and...

Page 38: ...cessive wear or damage and replace if necessary there are no adjustments on these models See Figure 3 5 28 30 33 MODELS Dual Idler System_ ENGINE DRIVE PULLEY ASSEMBLY O IDLER S FIGURE 3 5 3 3 AFTER...

Page 39: ...LUBRICATION 1 Front Wheel Bearings Lubricate front wheel bearings with five shots of general purpose grease from grease gun See Figure 3 7 2 Left Rear Axle Bearing On Rear Engine Riders powered by 14...

Page 40: ...he fuel level will be below the filter See Page 12 for gas tank removal 1 Remove hose clamps from fuel filter 2 Remove fuel lines from filter Discard filter 3 Install new fuel filter See Figure 3 11 4...

Page 41: ...nd fuel system to remain clean during storage 3 6 5 Remove battery See 4 6 5 BATTERY STORAGE on Page 21 3 6 6 Close vent on fuel filler cap 3 6 7 Carefully stand Rear Engine Rider on rear bumper in de...

Page 42: ...ng height in the 3rd position Measure the belt spacing at idler pulley The distance should measure 1 1 4 but no less than 1 See Figure 4 1 c Install required number of snap in frame spacers behind cha...

Page 43: ...RWARD HOLE DECREAS ON BLADE BRAKE COTTER _ANCHOR PLATE __ PIN FIGURE 4 6 4 Reinstall clevis pin washer and a new cotter pin IMPORTANT The idler arm engagement spring should extend to at least 314 when...

Page 44: ...e Rider on a smooth level surface rotate blade until blade tips are at front and rear of deck Measure the distance from blade tips to floor The distance should be the same or the rear 1 8 lower than t...

Page 45: ...ves 1 to 3 1 2 cutting height range Lift quadrant in highest position gives 1 1 2 to 4 cutting height range 4 3 REAR ENGINE RIDER DRIVE COMPONENTS The following drive components may be adjusted by the...

Page 46: ...ward end of cable through the eye in the clutch brake pedal arm See Figure 4 16 CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL_ CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ARM 7 Engage park brake as described in Step 2 8 Check for clearance between dutc...

Page 47: ...o Figure 4 18 6 After adjustment is complete securely tighten cable jam nuts ASE BLADE __ _CRACK or NOTCH _ _ B WEAR LIMIT REPLACE BLADE _ _ _ C DANGEROUS DO NOT USE FIGURE 4 20 4 4 MOWER BLADE REPAIR...

Page 48: ...rive belt as described in 3 2 3 CHECK MOWER DRIVE BELT on Page 9 Replace belt if signs of excessive wear and or damage are present 4 5 1 4 5 2 BELT REMOVAL 1 Remove mower drive belt cover Refer to Sec...

Page 49: ...E BLACK NEGATIVE CABLE rlNSTALL BATTERY POSITIVE END FIRST INTO BATTERY COM PARTMENT N D RECTION OF L _ow As SHOWN I 21 FIGURE 4 27 4 Observe and note cable positions on battery See Figure 4 27 6 Disc...

Page 50: ...to the battery s positive terminal and the negative lead to the negative terminal 22 2 A hydrometer measures the specific gravity of each cell The specific gravity tells the degree of charge generall...

Page 51: ...ree Balls Floating Two Balls Floating One Ball Floating Zero Balls Floatin 9 ACCESSORIES PART NUMBER 6 0197 6 0441 6 0517 6 0697 6 0737 6 0941 6 0943 6 0942 6 0946 6 0947 6 0984 6 1049 6 1253 6 1254 6...

Page 52: ...tery Check Pressures Check For Wear And Tension Check For Wear And Damage Clean Debris Accumulation Grease or Oil Check Grease Level Check blade stopping for proper operation Check Clutch Brake for pr...

Page 53: ...warranties are excluded This is the exclusive remedy Liabilities for consequential damages under any and all warranties are excluded Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warran...

Page 54: ...SERVICE NOTES i...

Page 55: ...SERVICE NOTES...

Page 56: ...The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of I AWARNING California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm 8NAPPER coo o o o _o _ u s COPYRIGHT 1997...

Page 57: ...ting Width BODY EXPLANATION 08 8 0 HP Engine 12 12 0 HP Engine 10 10 0 HP Engine 14 14 0 HP Engine SUFFIX EXPLANATION 16 Series DesignaHon B BHggs Engine V Overhead Valve E Electric Start Thank you fo...

Page 58: ...irst time and at the beginning of each season Pay attention to Waming and Instructional Decals on engine and machine Read and follow operator s manuals and instructions furnished with attachments 2 Ha...

Page 59: ...ce requirements is to promote SAFETY through the use of accepted operating practices Read Understand and Follow the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on Page 2 of this manual and All SAFETY messages on th...

Page 60: ...13 2 1 6 2 1 7 Clean exterior surfaces of cutting deck and engine of any accumulation of dirt grass oil etc Keep engine air intake screen and cooling fins clear at all times Add fuel to tank after pus...

Page 61: ...URE 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal a the way down and hold while starting engine See Figure 2 5 TO START ENGINE PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN 4 Open vent on fuel filler cap by turning count...

Page 62: ...Blade Lever is in the OFF position Refer to Figure 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal all the way down lift Park ing Brake Lever and release the Clutch Brake Pedal to set Parking Brake See Figure 2 8 PUS...

Page 63: ...tch Brake Pedal half way down activates the clutch to allow transmission shifting TO APPLY BRAKES PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN FIGURE 2 13 _ CAUTION _ Once blade is disengaged it should co...

Page 64: ...lever may be placed in any desired forward speed without depressing the Clutch Brake Pedal NOTE For best cutting results move the transmission shift lever into a slow forward speed and the engine spe...

Page 65: ...il drain Open oil drain See Figure 3 1 for oil drains used on the Rear Engine Riders REMOVE OIL PLUG TO ALLOW OIL TO DRAIN R_OTATECOUNTER FIGURE 3 1 e After all the oil has drained close the drain and...

Page 66: ...cessive wear or damage and replace if necessary there are no adjustments on these models See Figure 3 5 28 30 33 MODELS Dual Idler System_ ENGINE DRIVE PULLEY ASSEMBLY O IDLER S FIGURE 3 5 3 3 AFTER...

Page 67: ...LUBRICATION 1 Front Wheel Bearings Lubricate front wheel bearings with five shots of general purpose grease from grease gun See Figure 3 7 2 Left Rear Axle Bearing On Rear Engine Riders powered by 14...

Page 68: ...he fuel level will be below the filter See Page 12 for gas tank removal 1 Remove hose clamps from fuel filter 2 Remove fuel lines from filter Discard filter 3 Install new fuel filter See Figure 3 11 4...

Page 69: ...nd fuel system to remain clean during storage 3 6 5 Remove battery See 4 6 5 BATTERY STORAGE on Page 21 3 6 6 Close vent on fuel filler cap 3 6 7 Carefully stand Rear Engine Rider on rear bumper in de...

Page 70: ...ng height in the 3rd position Measure the belt spacing at idler pulley The distance should measure 1 1 4 but no less than 1 See Figure 4 1 c Install required number of snap in frame spacers behind cha...

Page 71: ...RWARD HOLE DECREAS ON BLADE BRAKE COTTER _ANCHOR PLATE __ PIN FIGURE 4 6 4 Reinstall clevis pin washer and a new cotter pin IMPORTANT The idler arm engagement spring should extend to at least 314 when...

Page 72: ...e Rider on a smooth level surface rotate blade until blade tips are at front and rear of deck Measure the distance from blade tips to floor The distance should be the same or the rear 1 8 lower than t...

Page 73: ...ves 1 to 3 1 2 cutting height range Lift quadrant in highest position gives 1 1 2 to 4 cutting height range 4 3 REAR ENGINE RIDER DRIVE COMPONENTS The following drive components may be adjusted by the...

Page 74: ...ward end of cable through the eye in the clutch brake pedal arm See Figure 4 16 CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL_ CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ARM 7 Engage park brake as described in Step 2 8 Check for clearance between dutc...

Page 75: ...o Figure 4 18 6 After adjustment is complete securely tighten cable jam nuts ASE BLADE __ _CRACK or NOTCH _ _ B WEAR LIMIT REPLACE BLADE _ _ _ C DANGEROUS DO NOT USE FIGURE 4 20 4 4 MOWER BLADE REPAIR...

Page 76: ...rive belt as described in 3 2 3 CHECK MOWER DRIVE BELT on Page 9 Replace belt if signs of excessive wear and or damage are present 4 5 1 4 5 2 BELT REMOVAL 1 Remove mower drive belt cover Refer to Sec...

Page 77: ...E BLACK NEGATIVE CABLE rlNSTALL BATTERY POSITIVE END FIRST INTO BATTERY COM PARTMENT N D RECTION OF L _ow As SHOWN I 21 FIGURE 4 27 4 Observe and note cable positions on battery See Figure 4 27 6 Disc...

Page 78: ...to the battery s positive terminal and the negative lead to the negative terminal 22 2 A hydrometer measures the specific gravity of each cell The specific gravity tells the degree of charge generall...

Page 79: ...ree Balls Floating Two Balls Floating One Ball Floating Zero Balls Floatin 9 ACCESSORIES PART NUMBER 6 0197 6 0441 6 0517 6 0697 6 0737 6 0941 6 0943 6 0942 6 0946 6 0947 6 0984 6 1049 6 1253 6 1254 6...

Page 80: ...tery Check Pressures Check For Wear And Tension Check For Wear And Damage Clean Debris Accumulation Grease or Oil Check Grease Level Check blade stopping for proper operation Check Clutch Brake for pr...

Page 81: ...warranties are excluded This is the exclusive remedy Liabilities for consequential damages under any and all warranties are excluded Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warran...

Page 82: ...SERVICE NOTES i...

Page 83: ...SERVICE NOTES...

Page 84: ...The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of I AWARNING California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm 8NAPPER coo o o o _o _ u s COPYRIGHT 1997...

Page 85: ...ting Width BODY EXPLANATION 08 8 0 HP Engine 12 12 0 HP Engine 10 10 0 HP Engine 14 14 0 HP Engine SUFFIX EXPLANATION 16 Series DesignaHon B BHggs Engine V Overhead Valve E Electric Start Thank you fo...

Page 86: ...irst time and at the beginning of each season Pay attention to Waming and Instructional Decals on engine and machine Read and follow operator s manuals and instructions furnished with attachments 2 Ha...

Page 87: ...ce requirements is to promote SAFETY through the use of accepted operating practices Read Understand and Follow the IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS on Page 2 of this manual and All SAFETY messages on th...

Page 88: ...13 2 1 6 2 1 7 Clean exterior surfaces of cutting deck and engine of any accumulation of dirt grass oil etc Keep engine air intake screen and cooling fins clear at all times Add fuel to tank after pus...

Page 89: ...URE 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal a the way down and hold while starting engine See Figure 2 5 TO START ENGINE PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN 4 Open vent on fuel filler cap by turning count...

Page 90: ...Blade Lever is in the OFF position Refer to Figure 2 4 3 Press Clutch Brake Pedal all the way down lift Park ing Brake Lever and release the Clutch Brake Pedal to set Parking Brake See Figure 2 8 PUS...

Page 91: ...tch Brake Pedal half way down activates the clutch to allow transmission shifting TO APPLY BRAKES PUSH CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ALL THE WAY DOWN FIGURE 2 13 _ CAUTION _ Once blade is disengaged it should co...

Page 92: ...lever may be placed in any desired forward speed without depressing the Clutch Brake Pedal NOTE For best cutting results move the transmission shift lever into a slow forward speed and the engine spe...

Page 93: ...il drain Open oil drain See Figure 3 1 for oil drains used on the Rear Engine Riders REMOVE OIL PLUG TO ALLOW OIL TO DRAIN R_OTATECOUNTER FIGURE 3 1 e After all the oil has drained close the drain and...

Page 94: ...cessive wear or damage and replace if necessary there are no adjustments on these models See Figure 3 5 28 30 33 MODELS Dual Idler System_ ENGINE DRIVE PULLEY ASSEMBLY O IDLER S FIGURE 3 5 3 3 AFTER...

Page 95: ...LUBRICATION 1 Front Wheel Bearings Lubricate front wheel bearings with five shots of general purpose grease from grease gun See Figure 3 7 2 Left Rear Axle Bearing On Rear Engine Riders powered by 14...

Page 96: ...he fuel level will be below the filter See Page 12 for gas tank removal 1 Remove hose clamps from fuel filter 2 Remove fuel lines from filter Discard filter 3 Install new fuel filter See Figure 3 11 4...

Page 97: ...nd fuel system to remain clean during storage 3 6 5 Remove battery See 4 6 5 BATTERY STORAGE on Page 21 3 6 6 Close vent on fuel filler cap 3 6 7 Carefully stand Rear Engine Rider on rear bumper in de...

Page 98: ...ng height in the 3rd position Measure the belt spacing at idler pulley The distance should measure 1 1 4 but no less than 1 See Figure 4 1 c Install required number of snap in frame spacers behind cha...

Page 99: ...RWARD HOLE DECREAS ON BLADE BRAKE COTTER _ANCHOR PLATE __ PIN FIGURE 4 6 4 Reinstall clevis pin washer and a new cotter pin IMPORTANT The idler arm engagement spring should extend to at least 314 when...

Page 100: ...e Rider on a smooth level surface rotate blade until blade tips are at front and rear of deck Measure the distance from blade tips to floor The distance should be the same or the rear 1 8 lower than t...

Page 101: ...ves 1 to 3 1 2 cutting height range Lift quadrant in highest position gives 1 1 2 to 4 cutting height range 4 3 REAR ENGINE RIDER DRIVE COMPONENTS The following drive components may be adjusted by the...

Page 102: ...ward end of cable through the eye in the clutch brake pedal arm See Figure 4 16 CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL_ CLUTCH BRAKE PEDAL ARM 7 Engage park brake as described in Step 2 8 Check for clearance between dutc...

Page 103: ...o Figure 4 18 6 After adjustment is complete securely tighten cable jam nuts ASE BLADE __ _CRACK or NOTCH _ _ B WEAR LIMIT REPLACE BLADE _ _ _ C DANGEROUS DO NOT USE FIGURE 4 20 4 4 MOWER BLADE REPAIR...

Page 104: ...rive belt as described in 3 2 3 CHECK MOWER DRIVE BELT on Page 9 Replace belt if signs of excessive wear and or damage are present 4 5 1 4 5 2 BELT REMOVAL 1 Remove mower drive belt cover Refer to Sec...

Page 105: ...E BLACK NEGATIVE CABLE rlNSTALL BATTERY POSITIVE END FIRST INTO BATTERY COM PARTMENT N D RECTION OF L _ow As SHOWN I 21 FIGURE 4 27 4 Observe and note cable positions on battery See Figure 4 27 6 Disc...

Page 106: ...to the battery s positive terminal and the negative lead to the negative terminal 22 2 A hydrometer measures the specific gravity of each cell The specific gravity tells the degree of charge generall...

Page 107: ...ree Balls Floating Two Balls Floating One Ball Floating Zero Balls Floatin 9 ACCESSORIES PART NUMBER 6 0197 6 0441 6 0517 6 0697 6 0737 6 0941 6 0943 6 0942 6 0946 6 0947 6 0984 6 1049 6 1253 6 1254 6...

Page 108: ...tery Check Pressures Check For Wear And Tension Check For Wear And Damage Clean Debris Accumulation Grease or Oil Check Grease Level Check blade stopping for proper operation Check Clutch Brake for pr...

Page 109: ...warranties are excluded This is the exclusive remedy Liabilities for consequential damages under any and all warranties are excluded Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warran...

Page 110: ...SERVICE NOTES i...

Page 111: ...SERVICE NOTES...

Page 112: ...The engine exhaust from this product contains chemicals known to the State of I AWARNING California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm 8NAPPER coo o o o _o _ u s COPYRIGHT 1997...

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