Ford New Holland YT16 Yard Tractor Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.42001612)

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FORD
Operator's Manual
Yard Tractor YT 16 Model 09GN2152 42001612
Reprinted
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INTRODUCTION This operators manual has been
prepared to provide the information you neecl to
correctly assemble. operate ord maintain your
unit. head it carefully and keep it for fLJture
reference. Should you ever need repair parts or
service, con- tact your authorized parts and
service dealer.
NOTICE A plate with the product model number and
se number of your unit is on the left side of the
tractor flan engine base assembly. I ecord these
numbers in the spa. provided below. Engine model.
type and code numbers located on the engine
blower housing, cylinder head shi or Dackplate.
Be sure safety precautions are observeci. Peach
anci follow nll safer and operating instructions
in ?his opercoLs manuial.
Proctuct Model No. Product Serial No. Engine
Model No. Engine Type No. Engine Oode No.
Dealer Purchased From Date Purchased Dealer
Address
Any references made in this mcnual concerning the
right- or lefi-hand sides cre determ.ned with the
operator facing for- wCird in the operating
position.
The replacement of any port on this product by
other than the manufacturer's authorized
replacement port may adversely affect the
performance. durability or safety of this product.
Tne manufacturer reserves the right to make
changes on. or add improvements to its product at
any time without prior notice or obligation. The
manufacturer also reserves time right io decide,
upon its descretion and at any time. to
discontinue a producf.
Dealer Telephone No.
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TABLE Ofi CONTfiNTS

• sofety Precoutlons....................... 1.1-1.4
• Controls And Operation
• Brake Clutch Pedal........................ 2.1
• Gear Shift Lever ................... ........ 2.1
• Choke Control ............................ 2.2
• Engine Speed Control .....................2.2
• P.T.O. (Power Take Switch .............. 2.2
• P.T.O. Warning Light ....................... 2.2
• Headlight Switch.................. ........ 2.2
• Seat Adjuster Handle .............. ........ 2.2
• Parking Brake Latch ....................... 2.3
• Attachment Lift Lever...................... 2.3
  Ammefer ................................. 2.3
• Trial Run .......... ............ ........... 3.1
• Maintenance And Lubrication
• Tune-Up Specifications .................... 4.1
  Break-In Maintenance And Lubrication ..... 4.1
  Daily Schedule............................4.1
• 25 Hour Schedule ................. ........ 4.2
• 100 Hour Schedule .. . ..... ..4.3
• 5 Adjustment And Servicing
• Traction Belt ...... ....................... 5.1

• é Electricol System
• Batteri-Elecfrolyte Level ...................ó.1
• Cleaning The Boftery .....................ó.1
• Botteiy-Jump Starling..................... ó.1
  Fuse .....................................ó.1
• Safety Interlock System............ .. .. . ó.1
• Storoge .................................... 7.1
• Trouble Shooting ...........................8.1
• Wiring Diogrom ................... ........ 9.1
• Replacement Decols
• Safety .................................. 10.1
• Standard ............................... 10.1

11 SetUp And Assembly re Bog Contents . .........
.2 Steering Wheel ..........................
11.3 Seat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.4 Initial
Servicing .......................... 11.5
12 Porfs And Ports List ..................12.1-12.
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IMPORTANT IF SAfiETY OR STANDARD Decob ore
missing, illegible, or clomoged, they should be
re- placed. See "Replacement Decals"
section. Notice toCustomers in the State of
California-The engine on this unit is NOT
equippecl with a spark arresting muffles.
USE OR OPERATION Ofi THIS ENGINE ON ANY
FoREszOovEREo,BRusHcovEaEo,oaGltAss
covrerD aND wi7Hour A staTz arPaowo SPARK
ARRESTED IN EFFECTIVE WORKING OR-
DER BY THE OPERATOR CONSTITUTES A VIOLA-
noNoFzNELAwoFTHEsAnoFcALiFoRNiA. OTHER 6tATfiS
MAY HAVE SIMILAR LAWS. FED- ERAL tAWS APPLY ON
FEDEftAL LANDS.
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1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS zHE rouowlNG PftcGawnoNsARE
sucGEmo7o HEM PltcwNT AccioENzs. ACAREFULOPERATOR
ISTHEBESOPERATOR.MOSYACCIDENTSCAN BEAVOIDED
BYOBSEItVINGCERTAINPRECAUTIONS. READA TAKE THE
POLOWING PRECAUTIONS BEFOBE OPERATING THIS
TRACTOR TO HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTS. EQUIPMENT
SHOUgD OPERATED ONLY BY THOSE WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE
AND INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.
THE TRACTOR G Know the controls and how to stop
quickly. READ THIS OPEI ATOP'S MANUAL and
instructions furnished with at- tachments. G Do
not modify or alter or permit anyone else to
modify or alter this tractor or any of its
components or any tractor function. O Do not
allow children to operate the vehicle. Do not
allow adults fo operate it without proper
instruction. G Do not carry passengers. Do not
mow when children and others are around. There is
no safe place for extra riders. O Keep all
shields in place. G Replace safety and warning
decals when they become illegible. FUEL USAGE
SAfiET O Handle gasoline with care.It is highly
flammable. Only use approved gasoline
container. G Do not attempt tofill gas tank
fromfuelcontainer unless the containerspoutorfunne
ifitsinsidethe fuel tankfilterneck.Ie use of too
large a spout or funnel. or no funnel. may result
in spilled gasoline. creating highly flammable
gas vapors. This could result in fire and/or
explosion, causing severe bodily injury. G Never
take the cap off or refuel when the engine is
running or hot. O Don'f smoke while refueling or
anywhere near fuel. O Do not store. spill or use
gasoline near an open flame. G When filling the
tank. maintain control of the nozzle. e Don'f
fill Mel tank to capcicity...allow ream for
expansion. G Wipe up any spills immediately. O
Always tighten the fuel tank cap securely. O If
the original equipment fuel tank cap is lost.
always re- place it with an approved cap. A
will-fit cap may not be safe. O Don'f drive
equipment near open fire. G Never use gasoline
for cleaning parts.

• Except for adjustment do not operate engine if
  air clean. or cover directly over carburetor air
  intake is remove Removal of such port could
  create a fire hazard.
• Do not operate without a muffles or tamper with
  the e
• haust system. Damaged mufflers or spark arresters
  cou create a fire hazard. Inspect periodically
  and replace necessary.
• Do not operate the tractor engine in an enclosed
  buildir
• without adequate ventilation. Exhaust fumes can
  cau!
• death.
• Do not start the engine or operate controls while
  standir beside the tractor. Always sit in the
  tractor seat when stai ing the engine or
  operating controls.
• Do not get off the tractor while it is in motion.
• Before leaving the operators position. disengage
  power 1 attachment(s).lower the attachments.
  shift into neutral, o the parking brake ancl stop
  the engine and remove key so equipped).
• Never leave the unit when it is parked on an
  incline.AIwa'
• pork the unit on level ground where possible. If
  the unit is1 be parked on an incline, always
  lower the attachment! set the parking brake, and
  securely block the wheels.
• Drive the tractor with care and at speecls
  compatible wf safety. especially when operating
  over rough ground crossing ditches, slopes and
  when turning to avoid upsets. When using any
  attachments, never direct discharge material
  toward bystanders no.oIlow anyone nearthevef cle
  while in operation.
• Keep people and pets a safe distance away from
  machin Disengage power to aftachments) when
  fransporting not in use.
• Keep the tractor in the some gear when going
  downhill used when going uphill. Do not coast
  or free whe
• down hills.
• Use care when pulling loads or using heavy
  equipment.
• Use only approved drawbor hitch points.
• Limit loads to those you can solely control.
• Do not turn sharply. Use care when Docking.

TRACTOR OPERATION G Disengage all power to
attachments).fully depress brake- clutch pedal
and shift into neutral before attempting to sfart
the engine. G Only use jumper cables in
recommended manner as outlined in Operators
Manual. G Do not bypass the safety interlock
system. Consult your Dealer if your safety
controls malfunction. O Reduce speed and exercise
extreme caution on slopes and in sharp turns to
prevenf tipping or loss of ccnfrol. Be especially
caufious when changing direction on slopes.
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• MOWER OPERATION
• G Clear the work area of objects which might be
  picked up and thrown.
• O When using the vehicle with mower, proceecl as
  follows
• Mow only in doyligh or in good artifical light.
• Never make a cutting height adjustment while the
  engine is running if the operator must dismount
  to do so.
• Check the blade mounting bolts for proper
  tightness at
• frequent intervals.
• cl Shut the engine off when removing the grass
  catcher or unclogging chute.
• O Watch for holes. rocks and roots in theterrain
  andother hid- den hazards. Keep away from
  drop-offs.
• O Do no stoporstart suddenly when going uphill
  or downhill. Mow up and down the face of steep
  slopes never across the face.
• O Disengage power to mower before backing up. Do
  not mow in reverse unless absolutely necessary
  and fhen only after careful observation of the
  entire area behind the mower.

O Keep open flame away from battery cr cold
weather start- ing aids to prevent fires or
explosions. G Disengage power to ottachment(s).
stop the engine, dis- connect spark plug
wires)from spark plu_at_s) before clean- ing and
making any repairs or adjustments. G Do not
lubricate or make mechanical adjustments
while the unit is in motion or when the engine is
running. However, if minor engine adjustments
must be made. set the parking brake. securely
block the wheels and use extreme caution. It is
necessary to adjust the carburetor with the
engine run- ning, take extra care not to allow
rings. wristwatches, cloth- ing, efc. to Decome
entangled with moving ports. Do nof strike
flywheel with a hard object or metal tool as
this may cause flywheel to shatter in operation,
causing per- sonal injury or properly damage. Do
not change the engine governor setting or
over-speed the engine. To reduce fire hazard.
keep the engine free of grass, leaves, or
excessive grease. Do not clean while engine is
running. Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to
be sure the equip- ment is in safe working
condition. Never store equipment with gasoiine in
the tank inside a building where fumes may reach
an open flame or spark. Allow the engine fo cool
before storing in any enclosure. Keep the machine
and supply of gasoline in locked storage fo
prevent children orofheis from playing or
tampering with them. When machine is to be stored
for an extended time. disconnect battery cables
or remove the Jaffery. Under normal usage the
grass catcher Dog material is sub- ject to
deterioration and wear. Check bog frequently for
cleterioration and wear and replacewom bags.Check
that replacement bogs comply with the original
manufacturers recommendations or specifications.
SERVICING, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE O Ie vehicle
and attachments should be stopped and in-
spectedfordamage offersfriking a foreign object
and the damage should be repaired before
restarting and operat- ing the equipment. O
Keepthevehicleandattachmentsingoodoperatingcon-
dition and keep safety devices in place and in
working condition.
SAfiETY DEFINI7IONS
Theslgnol word"DANGER"signifies fhoto cource
ofex treme dongertoapersononorneoromochine
exists as a result of fhe very nature of the
machñte ftcelf. This danger fa persons is such
that It would resuff in a high IikelIhoocl of
death or permanent injury if the recom- mended
precautions ore not foken. When you see this
symbol it means ATTENTION!
Ie signal worl "WARNING" inziicates that a
source of longer to a person on or near a
machine exisfs wnich may result in death or
injury if the recommended pre cautions ore not
tokn.
BECOME ALERT! YOUI? SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Safety is NO occiclent ..
........................Be Alerf! This symbol is
used to attract your attention to the safety
precautions that should be understood by the
operator to avoid accidents. When you see this
symbol-HEED ITS WAftNING!
O Peducespeed on all sideslopesand sharp fums
fol tipping or losing control.
G Be sure to read all tractor and engine
instructions before operating.
O Do not allow anyone to ride on tractor or
and attachments.
O Improper use of the tractor can result in
injury. Give com- plete and undivided attention
to the work you are doing. O Know your controls.
Know how to stopractorand engine in an emergency.
G Never allow tractor to discharge grass toward
anyc
G Do not allow chidren to operate tractor.
Anyone else should De properly instructed as to
its operation O Keep chilclren and pets
away.Children and pets should be kept a pood safe
distance away from mower. G Stop operation when
another person approaches.
G All guards must be in place before operating
tract
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O Periodically maintain mower. Tighten nuts.
bolts and fit- tings periodically and lubricate
mower for proper and safe operation. Check blade
for tightness.
Set parking brake and stop engine before leaving
seat.
O Store gasoline safely. Store gasoline in an
approved tightly sealed container. f2efuel
outdoors and only with engine stopped. Do not
spill gasoline on a hot engine.
Be sure lawn is clean. f?emove stones.wires.
sticks, toysany- thing that might catch or be
thrown by the rncx'er blade.
O Do not operate mower in a confined area.
Exhaust fumes are dangerous. Only run engine out
of doois.
Do not wear loose fitting clothing that might get
caught in moving parts. Also, keep hands and feet
away from mov- ing ports.
O Disengage all clutches and place gear shifi in
neutral before attempting to start engine. O The
discharge guard must be down at all times during
mowing operation.
top engine and disconnect spark plug wire before
work- ng on mower. Stop engine before cleaning
discharge chute or making any adjustments,
inspection or repairs. Disconnect spark plug wire
to prevent accidental starting.
G If mower strikes a foreign oDject. stop the
mower and engine immediately. Remove spark plug
wire and inspect the mower for damage. Repair any
damage before start- ing again.
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2 CONTROL AND OPERATION f2efer to Fig.
2.1A. IMPORTANT Be sure to read this section of
the Operators Manual before you attempt to
operate your tractor. It is for your sofety thot
you know where all controls are. and are familiar
with the functions of each conhol.
Attachment Lift Lever
Choke Control
Headlight Switch
Brake Clutch P.T.O. Switch
Ignition Switch
P.T.O. Warning Light
Gear Shift Lever
Engine Speed Control
SET Position
Ammeter
Parking Brake Latch
Seat Adjuster Handle
LTI008 I?ELEASED Position
filG. 2.1A
GEAR SHIFT LEVER This lever controls the ground
speed (5 speeds forward and 1 reverse). The
tractor was designed to start out in any gear.
The geoi should De chosen to suit the terrain and
the needs of thE attachment being used. Change
gears only with unit at full stop end Drake
clutch pedal fully depressed IMPORTANT To avoid
damaging transmission, never shift
ir mofion. Always place ear shift lever in
neutral N before starting engine (Fig. 2.1A).
BRAKE CLUTCH PEDAL Depressing this brake clutch
pedal applies the brake and at the same fime
disengages the drive. 7o operate Depress brake
clutch pedal fully for slotting, braking and
changing gears. f2emove foot slowly anc com-
pletely from brake clutch pedal to engage
drive. NOTE The brake clutch pedal must be
completely dep- ressed, and the P.T.O. must be
in the OFF position, before fhe engine can be
starfed.
Fully depress brake clutch pedal, and then move
shift lever tc the desired gear position(1 or 5
for progressively faster for varc movement, f2
for reverse). Slowly release Drake clutch pedal
tc initiate tractor movement.
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CHOKE CONTROL 1is control aids in starting a oold
engine.
IGNITION SfITCH Forsofetypurposesa key1ype
ignition switch isutilizedforstart- ing and
instantly stopping the engine.
For cold engine starting pull knob outward. As
the engine harms, push in. Choke is no required
for restarting a warm engine. ENGINE SPEED
CONTROL This control regulates the engine speed
from SLOW (idle) to FAST(maximum operating power
and speed). When starting engine. set control to
a mid-range position. As engine warms up.
gradually move control to maximum FAST position.
TO STAI T Turn and hold keY at STAf2T position
until engine is running fhen release key. Turn
key fo OFF position to stop engine. SEAT ADJUSTER
HANDLE TO ADJUST Sitintractorseotmoveseotadjuste
r handle to the side to release lock, then slide
seat forward or backward to desired position.
Release handle to secure adjusfmenf.
NOTE AlwaysusemoximumFAST positionwhena11achments
ore Deing used. To idle, set control in SLOW
position. P.T.O. POWER TAKE-OFh SWITCH 1is
switch controls fhe drive to engine powered
attachments. NOTE The P.T.O. must be in the OFF
position and brake clutch pedal musf be
completely depressed before the engine can be
started.
WARNING To avoid personal injury, before engog
ing the P.T.O., be sure the attachment is clear
of any obstacles.
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To ENGAGE pull toggle lever out then up to the ON
position, To DiSENGAGE, pull toggle lever out
then down to the OFF OSit!OF\. WASNING
Toavoidpersonolin)ury,theP.T.O.should never be on
unless on engine powerecl attachment is being
operated. Turn P.T.O. ofiwhen transporting on
ottochment to onl from a work area. P.T.O.
WARNING LIGHT Thiswaming light will goon when
P.T.O. switch is in the ON posi- tion. warning
you thot an attachment has power. The light will
operate only if ignition key is in he ON
position. Light will turn off if P.T.O. switch or
ignition key is turned off. IMPORYANT Before
starting tractor, check light. For your safety,
keep warning light operating corr!!v HEADLIGHT
SWITCH This rocket type switch turns the lighfs
ON and OFF. To turn lights ON. push top of swifch
in. To turn iights OFF. push bottom of switch
in NOTE he erpine must De running for the
lights to operate. (Dimming of lights when engine
is idlino is normal.)
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PARKING BBAKE LATCH This latch is hand operated
and sets the parking brake. The latch is located
on the right-hand side of the frame above the
footrest. TO SET Depress brake clutch pedal
completely and slide latch forward and up to SET
position (see circied illustration Fig. 2.1A). TO
RELEASE Depress brake clutch peclal unfil latch
releases. To avoid personal injury, the parking
be set before the operator leaves
ATTACHMENT LIFT LEVER I efer to Fig. 2.3A.
operate Mower Only In Lowered B'osition
Depress Button To Lower
This controi will raise or lower attachments
(mowers. snow- throwers etc.).
Be sure attachment has been properly mounted
before using lift lever. To raise attachment,
pull lever back until the lock engages itself. To
lower attachment. pull lever back, depress button
on top of lever with your thumb and push lever
forward. NOTE An optional electric lift is
available as an accessory from your dealer. It is
recommended for aftachments other than mower and
front snow blade. WARNING To ovoicl personal
injury, never operate mower withaftachmenflifileve
r in ofronsportposi- tion. Mower must be lowered
completely before operating. DO NOT OPERATE MOWER
WITH GUARDS REMOVED. AMMETER The ammeter
indicates whether baftery is charging or dis-
charging.
LTIOIO
Push FOrw To Lowe
FIG. 2.3A
Movement of ammeter needle to the right of center
indicates battery is charging movement fo the
left of center indicates lottery is discharging.
Normal operation of the tractor will keep the
battery fully charged. NOTE If ammeter does not
move. or indicates constanf discharging, contact
your au- thorized dealer for service instructions.
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• 3 TRIAL RUN
• Now that you hove located the controls and
  understand their operation and function it isime
  to test ride your new tractor. Dohis without
  operating an attachment until you have the feel
  of the unit.
• WARNING To avolcl personal injury, give complete
  and undivided attention to safe operation of me
  tractor. Remember, improper use a
• hazardous.
• WARNING To ovoicl personal injury from
  overturns, do not use wheel weights, a weight
  box, or any
• This tractor is equipped with an interlock system
  which will allow the engine to start only if the
  brake clutch pedal is fully depressed, the P.T.O.
  is in the OFF position and the operator is
  properly seated.
• BEFOBE STARTING
• Be certain that the engine crankcase is filled
  with oil and the engine serv'ice instructions
  have been followed com- pletely.
• Sit on the tractor seat in the notmol operating
  position.
• Place shift lever in NEUTf2AL position.
• Move P.T.O. to OFF position.
• Set engine speed conFol in mid-position between
  SLOW and FAST.
• Pull choke outward i1 starting a cold engine.
  Choke might not be required for warm engine
  starting.
• Fully depress brake clutch pedal. TO START
• Turn ignition key to STAI?T until the engine
  starts. Do not engage sfarter for more than a 10
  second duration.
• As the engine warms up push choke in and move
  engine speed control to FAST.
• TO OPERATE
• Sfarf out in 1stgeor1. TO CHANGE SPEED, fully
  depress brake clutch pedal and move lever to
  desired position. Remove foot slowly and
  completely from pedal to engage drive. Do not
  shiff in motion. Try all gear positions.

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4 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
WARNING To avoid personal injury, always turn
engine alt anus wait for all movement to stop,
remove spark plug wire(s) from spark plugs
before cleaning, moking any repairs or adjust-
ments. TUNE-UP SPECIFICATIONS TWIN CYMNDER
BRIGGS STRATTON) Spark Plug Type Champion AC Aut
olite

• DAlkY SCHEDULE
• GENERAL Make general visual inspection of
  tractor for loose or damaged ports. Check nuts
  and bolts periodically to insure against
  looseness caused by vibration or rough han-
  dling. Check for oil leaks from engine and
  kansoxle. Dam- aged ports should be repoirecl or
  replaced before using tractor again.
• ENGINE OIL LEVEL Refer to the SET-UP AND
  ASSEMBLY sec-
• tion("Initial Servicing) for proper type of oil
  and crankcase capacity. Check oil level with
  tractor on level ground and the engine stopped.
  Before removing dipstick. clean dirt from around
  dipstick and opening.

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3. I2OTATING SCREEN lnspect rotating screen for
chaff or dirt build up and clean as required
(Fig. 4.2A).
4. AUCLEANER? Visually inspectaircleoner if
operating under dusty conditions(Fig. 4.2A).
"With valve spring installed.
Insome areas, local lawrequiresthe use of a
resistorspork plug so as fo suppress ignition
interference of airwave signals. If an engine was
originally equipped with resistor spark plugs. be
sure to use the some fype of spark plugs for
replacement. BREAX-IN MAINTENANCE AND
LUBftlCATlON IMPORTANT Apply oil and grease
carefully and only where required. Oil or grease
on drive Delfs or pulleys will cause slip-
pageand lossofdrive.ThoroughIywipe up any
excessgreose. oil and spills. For maximum
efficiency and trouble free service, make the
following periodic inspections of the tractor.
For engine main- tenance. refer to the SET-UP AND
ASSEMBLY section ("Initial Servicing). 1. The
engine oil should be changed after fhe first 5
hours of operation (thereafter every 25 hours).
The oii drain cap is locatecl on the right-hand
side of engine just above frame between the
engine mounting bolts. Race tractor on a level
surface. Place an oil drain pan under drain and
remove oil drain cap. The best time to change oil
is just after me engine has been run. After the
oil has been drained. replace the oil drain cap.
I?emove fhe oil fill cap and dipstick. For proper
type of oil and crankcase capacity refer to the
SET-UPANDASSEMBLY section (Initial Servicing).
Add half of required amount of oil. oil capacity
is 3 pints(1.42 liters) check oil level, then add
remaining amount of oil to reach oil level on
dipstick. Do notoverfiII.When checkingoil
IeveI.screwdipstick assembly firmly but slowly
until capbottoms o? tube.Dipstick assembly must
be securely assembled into tuDe at all times when
engine is operating.

1. BATTERY Terminals should betightandfreeofcorrosio
   n.The hold down should be snug over battery. Top
   of battery should be clean and dry. Check levei
   of elecfioylte. Main- tain electrolyte level up
   to the bottom of vent walls. Add clean distilled
   water as needed.
2. OPEI2ATING LIGHTS Check operation of all lights
   before starting and using your tractor. NOTE To
   check operation of headlights engine must be
   running.

IMPORTANT If light does no work, check circuit
and cor- rect failure before starting or using
the tractor again. See \MI?ING DIAGf?AM section.
NOTfi lfligh needs replacement. order
replacement ports horn your authorized dealer. 7.
BELTS lnspect for proper tension. Refer to
ADJUSTMEMTAND SEBI\DICING section.
2. Perform all other checks and maintenance
coiled for under "Daily", "25 Hour", and 100
Hour schedules.
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25 HOUR SCNEDULE
nob

• GENEI?AL Perform the "Daily maintenonce
  schedule.
• ENGINEOIL Change every 25 operoting hours(more
  often under dusly corcIitions). Change as
  described urda the MAINTENANCE AND LUBI2ICATION
  section gBreok-In Main- tenance and
  Lubricotion).
• AU CLEANER? Clean and re-oil foam pre-cleaner
  at three month intervals or every 25 hours,
  whichever occurs first. MOTE Service air ckoner
  more often under dusty con- ditions.
• I2emove knob and cover.
• I?emove foom pre-cleaver by sliding it off the
  paper cartridge.
• Wash foam pre-cleaner in kerosene or liquid
  deter- gent and water.
• Wrap foam pre-cleaner in cloth and squeeze dry.
• Saturate fcom pre-cleaner in engine oil. Squeeze
  to remove excess oil.

COVBf
Filler Retainer
Lk Nut

Foam Pre-Cleoner
POper Cartridge
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D. Install foam pre-cleaner over Paper cartridge.
f2eossem- ble cover and screw down tight. 4.
MUFFLEI2 lnspect muffles for corrosion and
deterioration. fteplace muffles if it is damaged
and/or leaks. if the muffles isequippedwithsporkar
resterscreenassembly.remove for cleaning and
inspection. I?eplace if damaged. 5 GREASE Ford
Part No. 1T-M1C137-A or equivalent. NOTE Clean
off grease fittings Defore attaching grease gun.
Grease until he grease comes out of bearings.
Wipe off excess grease. use a pressure type
grease gun. A. Front Wheels one fitting located
on inner side of each wheel Fig. 4.2B).

Greose Fifting (Spindle) Greose Fitting Tie Bar)
B. Tie Bar one fitting on eoch end (Fig. 4.2B).
Greose Fitting (Axle Pivot)
C. Spindles one fitting on each end of fronf
axle (Fig. 4.2B).
D. Axle Pivot one fitting in center of axle
(Fig. 4.2B).
ó. OIL SAE 630 General apply oil to all pivof
points and linkages to re- duceweorand assurefiee
movement.Besure linkages are clean before
arpIying oil. 7. Tlf2E PI?ESSURE Check tire
pressures. ftecommeded pres- sureis10p.s.i.forboth
frontand rear tires.Under inflated tires will
cause premature failure. Over inflated tires will
result in a hard riding fractor which may also
loosen hardware on the unit.
LTIOS
Greose Piftinp (Front Wheel)
FIG. 4.2B
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• 100 HOUR SCHEBULE
• GENEf2AL Perform the "25 Hou/" maintenance
  schedule.
• AU CLEANEI I?emove paper cartridge (Fig. 4.2A).
  Clean by tapping gently on flat surface. If very
  dirty, replace car- tridge. or wash in a low or
  nonsudsing detergent and warm water solution.
  Rinse thoroughly with flowing water from inside
  out, until water is clear.Cartridge must be
  allowed to stand and air dry thoroughly before
  using. Service more often if necessary.
• IMPORTANT Petroleum solvents. such as kerosene.
  are not to be used to clean cartridge. They may
  cause de- terioration of the cartridge. DO NOT
  OIL CAf2Tf2IDGE. DO NOT USE Ff?ESSU!?IZED AIP TO
  CLEAN OI? DAY CACTI IDGE.

3. CLEAN COOUNG SYSTEM Grass. chaff ordirf may
clog the rotating screen and the air cooling
system, especially after prolonged service in
cutting tall dry grasses. I?emove the blower
housing and clean the areas shown (Fig. 4.3A) to
avoid overspeeding, overheoting and engine
damage. Clean more often if necessary. Clean
muffles area to re- move all grass. dirt and
combustible debris.
Cleon Areo Of " Ali wirr una Jeans
SPAI K PLUGS Replace and set gap at .030 as
necessari (Fig.d.3B). Sparking can occur if wire
terminals do not fit firmly on spark plugs.
Reform terminals as necessary. 5. Tf?ANSAXLE The
transoxle is filled for life and should not
require cdditionaI lubrication. Make periodic
visual inspec- tions of transoxle. If damage or
leakage occurs. contact your authorized dealer
for service or repair.
.030 (.7ó MM) Feeler Gauge
BATTEI Y Wipe the outside of botfery clean with
soap and water. Clean off corroded battery
terminals with baking soda or steel wool. Tighten
cables securely to battery ter- minals. Apply a
light coat of petroleum jelly or chassis lube to
avoid corrosion. Check boftery hold down tighten
if needed. Keep vent holes in battery filler caps
open. f2e- move caps and inspect.If the holes are
clogged. clean ouf using a small piece of wire.
Do not blow out. I?epIace COps.
BODY CAf2E The best way to preserve the point
finish on your tractor is tokeep it clean with
frequentwashings.Wash the tractor with either
warm (Never Hot) or cold water. Do not wash your
tractor in the direct rays of the sun, and not
while the sheet metal surfaces are hot. Neverwipe
dirt from a dry pointed surface, as this may
scratch the finish. Polishing your tractor with a
paste wax will provide an added degree of
protection against tar. oil, tree sap and ofher
foreign matter.
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