Ford YT16 Yard Tractor Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.42001614)

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YT 16
Yard Tractor Model 09GN2153
OPERATORS MANUAL 42001614 Reprinted
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INTRODUCTION This operates manual has been
prepared to provide the information you need to
correctly assemble, operate ance maintain your
unit, head it carefully and keep it for future
reference, Should you evar need repair poris or
service, con- tact ycur authorized ports and
service dealer.
NOTIOE A plate with the product model number and
serial number of your unit is on the left side of
the tractor frame/ engine base assembly. Record
these numbers in the spaces provided below.
Engine model, type and code numbers ar located
on the engine blower housing. cylinclar head
shield m bockplote.
be sure safety precautions are observed. head and
follow all
safety and operafing instructions in this
oyeiats manual. Any references made in this
manual concerning the right- or left-hand sides
are determined with the operator facing for- ward
in the operating position.
Product Model No. Product Sef'al No. Engine
Model No. Engine Type No. Engine Code No.
Dealer Purchased From Date Purchased Deals
Address
The replacement of any port on fhis product by
other than the manufacturer's authorized
replacement port may adversely affect the
performance, durabiliy or safety of this
product. The manufoctuer reserves the right to
make changes on. a cidd improvements to its
product at any time without prior notice or
obligation. The manufacturer also reserves the
right to clecide. upon its descretion and at any
time. to discontinue a product.
beoler Telephone No
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TABLE OF CONTENTO
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ó Electricol System BatteriElectrolyte Level
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• 1 Safely Precautions.
• 1 Controls And Operation Brake Clutch Pedal. Gear
  Shifi Lever .
• Choke Control
• Engine Speed Control
• P.T.O. (Power Take-Off) Switch
• P.T.O. Warning Light Headlight Switch Ignition
  Switch
• Seat Adjuster Handle . Parking Brake Latch
  Attachment Lifi Lever. Ammeter.
• Trial Run
• Maintenance And Lubricofion

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Cleaning The Batteri . ó.1
2.1 . 2.1 2.2 2.2 2.2 . 2.2 2.2 2.2 22 2.3 2.3 2.3
Battery-Jump Starling... .... ..... ..... ó.1
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• Fuse ..
• Safety Inferlock System.
• Storoge
• Trouble Shooting
• Wiring Diogrom
• Replocement Decols Safety
• Standard
• Set-Up And Assembly Hardware Bag Contents BOttery
• Steering Wheel
• Seat.
• Initial Servicing

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10.1 10.1
11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5
Tune-Up Specifications . . 4.1
Break-In Maintenance And Lubrication .... 4,1
Daily Schedule.. 25 Hour Schedule 100 Hour
Schedule
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12 Ports And Ports Lists
5 Ad)ustment And Servicing
Year Fender Seat Pan Pemoval Gas Tank
Pemoval Traction Belt Bell Diagram Brake Clutch
Pedal/Parking Brake . Brake Pad ..... Steering
Gear.. Electric P.T.O. Clutch ....
. 5.1 5.2 . . 5.3 ... 5.4 .... . 5.5 . 5.5-5.ó .
5.ó . 5.7
IMPORTANT IF SAFETY OR STANDARD Decals ore
missing, illegible, or damaged, they should be
re- placed. See "Replacement Decals"
section. Notice to Customers in the State of
California-The engine on this unit is NOT
equipped with a spark arresting
muffler IMPOBTANT USE OR OPERATION OF THIS ENGINE
ON ANY FOREST COVERED, BRUSH COVERED, OR GRASS
COVERED LAND WITHOUT A STATE APPROYED SPARK
ABRESTER IN EFFECTIVE WORKING OR- DER BY THE
OPERATOR CONSTITUTES A VIOLA- TION OF THE MW OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, OTHER STATES MAY HAVE
SIMIMR LAWS. FED- ERAL LAWS APPLY ON FEDERAL MNOS.
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1 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS
ARE SUGGESTED TO HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTS. ACAREFULO
PERATOR ISTHE BEST OPERATOR. MOSTACCIDENTS CAN
BEAVOIDED BY OBSERVING CERTAIN PRECAUTIONS. READ
TAKE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATING
THIS TRACTOR TO HELP PREVENT ACCIDENTS. EQUIPMENT
SHOUT OPERATED ONLY BY THOSE WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE
AND INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.
THE TRACTOR 0 Know the controls and how to stop
quickly. PEAD THIS OPEPATOPS MANUAL and
instructions furnished with at- tachments. G Do
not modify or alter or permit anyone else to
modify or
Except for adjustment do not operate engine if
air cleaner or cover directly over carburetor air
intake is removed. Removal of such part could
create a fire hazard. Do not operate without a
muffles or tamper with the ex- haust system.
Damaged mufflers or spark arresters could create
a fire hazard. Inspect periodically and replace
if necessary. Do not operate the tractor engine
in an enclosed building without adequate
ventilation. Exhaust Mmes can cause death. Do not
start the engine or operate controls while
standing beside the tractor. Always sit in the
tractor seat when start- ing the engine or
operating controls. Do not get off the tractor
while it is in motion.
alter this tractor or any of its components or.
any tractor
function 0 Do not allow children to operate the
vehicle. Do not allow adults to operate it
without proper instruction. G Do not carry
passenpes. Do not mow when children and
others are around. There is no safe place for
extra riders.
G Keep all shields in place.
0 Replace safetv and warning decals when they
Decome illegible.
fiUEL USAGE SAFETY 0 Handle gasoline with care.
It is highly flammable. Only use approved
gasoline container, 0 Do not attempt to fillgas
tank from fuel container unless the container
spout or funnelfits inside the fuel tank filler
neck.The use of too large a spout or funnel, or
no funnel, may result in spillecl gasoline,
creating highly flammable gas vapors. This could
result in fire and/or explosion, causing severe
bodily injury. 0 Neve take the cap off or refuel
when the engine isrunning or hot. allow engine to
cool for several minutes before refueling. 0
Dont smoke while refueling or anywhere near
fuel. 0 Do not store, spill or use gasoline near
an open flame. 0 When filling the tank, maintain
control of the nozzle 0 Dont fill fuel tank to
capacity...allow room for expansion. 0 Wipe up
any spills immediately. 0 Always tighten the fuel
tank cap securely G If the original equipment
fuel tank cap is lost, always re- place it with
an approved cap. A will-fit ccip may not be
safe. G Dont drive ecuipment near open fire 0
Never use gasoline for cleaning parts. TRACTOR
OPERATION 0 Disengage all power to attachment(s,
fully depress brake- clutch pedal and shift info
neutral before attempting to start the engine. G
Only use jumper cables in recommended manner
as outlined in Operator's Manual G Do not bypass
the safety interlock system. Consult your Dealer
if your safety controls malfunction. 0 Peduce
speed and exercise extreme caution on slopes and
in sharp turns to prevent tipping or loss of
control. Be especially cautious when changing
direction on slopes.
Before leaving the operators position, disengage
powerto
attachment(s), lower the attachments, shift into
neutral, set
the parking brake and stop the engine and remove
key (if so equipped). Never leave the unit when
it is parked on an incline. Always pork the unit
on level ground where possible. If the unit is to
De parked on an incline, always lower the
attachment(s), set the parking brake, and
securely block the wheels. Drive the tractor with
care and of speeds compatible with safety,
especially when operating over rough ground,
crossing ditches. slopes and when turning to
avoid upse When using any attachments, never
direct discharge material toward bystanders nor
allow anyone nearthevehi- cle while in
operation Keep people and pets a safe distance
away from machine.
Disengee power to attachment(s) when
transporting or

• not in use.
• Keep the tractor in the same gear when going
  downhill as used when going uphill. Do not coast
  or free wheel down hills.
• Use care when pulling loads or using heavy
  equipment.
• a) Use only approved Crowbar hitch points. b
  Limit loads to those you can safely control
• Do not turn sharply. Use care when backing.
• Use counterweight(s)or wheel weights when
  suggested in the operator's manual.
• Watch out for traffic when crossing or near
  roadways.
• It is recommended that this machine not be used
  on public roads. However, if riding on public
  roads is unavoidable you must comply to equipment
  requirements per SAE J137b and/or ASAE S279.4
  lighting and marking standard. These standards
  require vehicles De equipped with two (2) head-
  lights. one (1) red taillight, two (2) amber
  flashing warning lights and a slow moving vehicle
  (SMS emblem for o ra- tion on public roads.

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MOWER OPERATION
Keep open flame away from ba11ery or cold weather
start- ing aids to prevent fires or
explosions. Disengage power to attachment(s,
stop the engine, dis- connect spark plug wire(s)
from spark plug(s) before clean- ing and making
any repairs or adjustments. Do not IuDricafe 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. etc. to become entangled with moving
parts Do not strike flywheel with a hard oDject
o 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 gasoline in the tank inside a Duilding where
fumes may reach an open flame or spark. Allow the
engine to cool before storing in any enclosure.
Keep the machine and supply of gasoline in
IcCked storage to prevent children or others
from playing or tampering with them. When machine
is to be stored for an extended time, disconnect
battery cables or remove the Dattery, Under
normal usage the grass catched bag materiai is
sub- ject to deterioration and wear. Check Da'g
frequently for deterioration and wear and replace
worn bags. Check that replacement bags comply
with the original manufacturers recommendations
or specifications.
0 Clear the work area of objects which might be
picked up and thrown. When using the vehicle with
mower. proceed as follows a) Mow only in
daylight or in good artifical light. b Never
make a cutting height adjustment while the engine
is running if the operator must dismount to do c)
Check the blade mounting bolts for proper
tightness at frequent intervals. d Shut the
engine off when removing the grass catcher
or unclogging chute. Watch for holes, rocks and
roots in the terrain and other hid- den hazards.
Keep away from drop-offs. Do not stop or start
suddenly when going uphill or downhill, Mow up
and down the face of steep slopes never
across the face. Disengage power to mower before
backing up. Do not mow in reverse unless
absolufely necessary and then only after careful
observation of the entire area behind the mower.
SERVICING, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE G The vehicle
and attachments should be stopped and in- spected
for damage after striking a foreign object and
the damage should be repaired before restarting
and operat- ing the equipment. G Keep thevehicle
and attachments in good operating con- dition and
keep safety devices in place and in working
condition.
SAFETY DEFINITIONS
The signal word"DANGEp"signifies that a source of
ex- keme danger to a persononorneoro machine
exists as a recult of the very nature of tke
machine itself. This danger to persons is such
thot it would result In a high likelihood of
death or permanent injury if the recom- mended
precautions ore not token.
Ie signal word "WARNING" indicates thot a source
of
danger to a person on or near a machine exists
which may result in death or injury if the
recommended pre cautions ore not token.
When you see this symbol it means
ATTENTION! BECOME ALEPT! YOUP SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
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Safety is NO accident ..........................
Be Alert! 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 symDol-HEED ITS
WARNING!
0 Reduce speed on all side slopes and sharp
turnsto prevent tipping or losing control.
G Be sure to read all tractor and engine
instructions before operating
G Do not allow anyone to ride on tractor or any
of its attachments.
G Improper use of the tractor can result in
injury. Give com plete and undivided attention to
fhe work you are doing. G Knowyourcontrols.Know
how to stop tracfor and engine in an emergency.
0 Never allow tractor to discharge grass toward
anyone.
0 Do not allow chidren to operate tractor. Anyone
else should be properlv instructeads to its
operation. 0 Keep children and pefs away.
Children and pets should be kept a good safe
distance away from mower. G Stop operafion when
another person approaches.
0 All guards must be in place before operating
tractor.
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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.
Store gasoline safely. Store gasoline in an
approved tightly sealed container. Refuel
outdoors and only with engine stopped. Do not
spill gasoline on a hot engine.
Be sure lawn is clean. Pemove stones, wires,
sticks, toys any- thing that might catch or be
thrown by the mower blade.
Do not operate mower in a confined area. Exhaust
fumes ore dangerous. Only run engine out of doors
Do not wear loose filling clothing that mipht get
caught in moving ports. Also, keep hands and feet
away from mov- inp parts.
Disengage all clutches and place pear shifi in
neutral before attempting to start enpine. The
discharge guard must be down at all times
durinp mowinp operation If mower strikes a
foreign object. stop the mower and engine
immediately. Remove spark plug wire and inspect
the mower for damage. Repair any damage before
start- ing apain
Stop engine and disconnect spark plug wire before
work- ing on mower. Stop engine before cleaning
discharge chute oi making any adjustments,
inspection or repairs, Disconnect spark plug wire
to prevent accidental starting
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2 CONTROL AND OPERATION l?efer to Fig.
2.1A. IMPORTANT Be sure to read this section of
the Operators
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Manual before you attempt fo operate your
tractor. It is for
your safety that you know where all controls are,
and are
familiar with the functions of each
control. Choke Control Broke Clutch
A11achment Lift Lever
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P.T.O. Switch
Headlight Switch
LTI009
P.T.O. Warning Light
Ignition Switch
Gear Shift Lever
GTR SHIFT
Engine Speed Control
SET Position
Ammeter
Parking Brake Latch
LTI008
I ELEASED Position
Seat Adjuster Handle
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BRAKE CLUTCH PEDAL Depressing this brake clutch
pedal applies the brake and at the same time
disengages the drive. To operate Depress brake
clutch peoal Mlly for starling, braking and
changing gears. Remove foof slowly and com-
pletely from brake clufch pedal to engage
drive. NOTE The brake clutch peclal must be
completely dep- ressed, and the P.T.O. must be in
the OFF position, before the enoine can be
started.
GEAR SHIFT LEVER This lever controls the ground
speed (5 speeds forward and 1 reverse).
The tractor was designed fo starf out in any
gear. The gear
should be chosen to suit the terrain and the
needs of the attachment being used. Change gears
only with unit at full stop and Drake clutch
pedal fully depressed. IMPORTANT To avoid
damaging transmission, never shift in
mofion. Always place gear shift lever in neutral
N before starting engine (Fig. 2.1A). Fully
depress brake clutch pedal. and then move shift
lever to the desired gear position(1 or 5 for
progressively faster forwarc' movement, P for
reverse).Slowly release brake clutch pedal IG
initiate tractor movement.
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IGNITION SWITCH For safety purposes a key type
itjnition switch isutilized for start ing and
instantly stopping the engine.
CHOKE CONTROL This control aids in starting a
cold engine. For cold engine starting pull knob
outward. As the engine warms, push in. Choke is
not 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 NOTE Always use maximum FAST position
when attachments are being used. To idle, set
control in SLOW position P.T.O. POWER TAKEOFF)
SWITCH This switch controls the drive to engine
powered attachments NOTE The P.T.O. must be in
the OFF position and Drake clutch pedal must be
completely depressed before the engine can be
started WARNING To avoid personal injury,before
engag-
TO START Turn and hold key at START position
until engine is
running then release key. Turn key to OFF
position to stop engine SEAT ADJUSTER HANDLE TO
ADJUST Sit in tractor seat pull seat adjuster
handle up to release lock, then slide seat
forward or backward to desired position. Release
handle to secure adjustment.
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ing the P.T.O., be sure the aWochment is clear of
any obstacles.
To ENGAGE, pull toggle lever out then up to the
ON position To DISENGAGE, pull toggle lever out
then down to the OFF position WARNING To avoid
personal injury,the P.T.O. shoulcl never be on
unless on engine powered oWochment is being
operated. Turn P.T.O. oW when transporting on
oWochment to and from a work area. P.T.O. WARNING
LIGHT Thiswarning light will go on when P.T.O,
switch is in the ON posi- tion, warning you that
an attachment has power The light will operate
only if ignition key is in the ON position Light
will turn off if P.T.O. switch or ignition key is
turned off. IMPOeTAN7 Before starting tractor,
check light. For your safety, keep warning light
operating correctly. HEADLIGHT SWITCH This
rocker type switch turns the lights ON and
OFF To turn lights ON, push top of switch in. To
turn lights OFF, push bottom of switch in NOTE
The engine must be running for the lights to
operate (Dimming of lights when engine is idling
is normal )
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PARKING BRAKE LATCH This latch is hand operated
and sets the parking brake. The latch is located
on the right-hand side of the frame aDove the
footrest. TO SET Depress brake clutch pedal
completely and slide latch forward and up to SET
position (see circled illustration Fig. 2.1A) TO
RELEASE Depress brake clutch pedal until latch
releases. WARNING To avoid personal injury, the
parking broke should be set before the operator
leaves the seat. ATTACHMENT LIFT LEVER Defer to
Fig. 2 3A This control will iaise or lower
attachments (mowers, snow- throwers etc . Be
sure attachment has been properly mounted before
using lifi 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 attachments other than mower and
front snow Dlade. WARNING To avoid personal
injury, never operate mower with attachment lift
lever in a transport posi tion. Mower must be
lowered completely before operating. DO NOT
OPERATE MOWER WITH GUARDS REMOVED. AMMETER The
ammeter indicates whether Dattery is charging or
dis- charging. Movement of ammeter needle to the
right of center indicates battery is charging
movement to the left of center indicates battery
is discharging. Normal operation of the tractor
will keep the battery fully charged. NOTE If
ammeter does not move, or indicates constant
discharging, contact your au- thorized dealer for
service instructions.
Operate Mower Only
Depress Button
In Lowered Position
To Lower
LTIOIO
Push Forward To Lower
Pull Back To Raise
FIG. 2.3A
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• 3 TRIAL RUN
• Now that you have located the controls and
  understand their operation and function it is
  time fo test ride your new tractor. Do this
  without operating an attachment until you have
  the feel of the unit.
• WARNING To avoid personal lnjury, give complete
  and undlvided attention to sole operotlon of the
  troctor. Remember, Improper use of the tractor is
  hozordouc.
• WARNING To ovold personal injury from overturns,
  do not use wheel weigMs, a weight box, or any
  additional weights for stability when operating
  troc for on hills.
• (For increased traction use only authorized wheel
  weighfs )
• This tractor is equipped with an interlock system
  which will allow the engine to start only if the
  brake clufch pedal is fully depressed, the P.T.O.
  is in the OFF posifion and the operator is
  properly seated.
• BEFORE 6tARTING
• Be certain that the engine crankcase is filled
  wifh oil and the engire service instructions
  have been followed com- pletely.
• Sit on the tractor seot in the normal operating
  position,
• Place shift lever in NEUTI AL position.
• IVlove P.T.O. to OFF position.
• Set engine speed control in mid-position between
  SLOW and FAST.
• ó. Pull choke outward if starting a cold engine.
  Choke might not be required for warm engine
  starting.
• 7. Fully depress brake clutch pedal.
• Turn ignition key to START until the engine
  starts. then re- lease the key. Do not engage
  starter for more than a 10 sacond duration.
• As the engine warms up push choke in and move
  engine speed control to FAST.

Start out in 1st gear1". 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
• shift in motion. Try all gear positions.
• WARNING 7o avoid personal injury, use a slow
  speed until you learn how to drive fhe tractor.
• BEFORE SHOPPING ENGINE
• Move shifi lever to neutral N
• Disengage P T.O .
• SET the parking brake
• 70 S7OP ENGINE
• Tum ignition key to OFF. Pemove key.

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4 MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION WARNING To avoid
personal injury, always turn engine off and wait
for all movement to stop, remove spark plug
wires) from spark plug(s) before cleaning,
making any repairs or adjust- ments. TUNE-UP
SPECIFICATIONS (TWIN CYLINDER BRIGGS STRATTON)
DAILY SCHEDULE 1. GENEf2AL Make general visual
inspection of tractor for Icon
or damaged parfs. Check nuts and bolts
periodically to
insure against looseness caused by vibration or
rough han- dling. Check for oil leaks from engine
and transaxle. Dam- aged parts should be repaired
or replaced before using tractor again. 2. 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 fhe engine
stopped. Before removing dipstick, clean dirt
from around dipstick and opening.
AC P-4ó
Spark Plug Type Pesistor Long Plug Spark Plug Gap.
Champion M-12
Autolite 308
030(.7ó mm) .020" (.51 mm) 00d" - 006 .10 - 15
mm) 007" - .009 (.18 - .23 mm)
Ignition Point Gap Intake Valve Clearance
Exhaust Volve Clearance "' "With valve spring
installeÓ.
3. POTATING SCPEEN lnspect rotatine Greenfor
chaff or dirt
build up and clean as required (Fig. 4.2A). 4. AU
CLEANER? Visually inspect air cleaner if
operating under dusty conditions (Fig. d.2A).
In some areas, local lawrequires the use of a
resistorspark plug so as to suppress ignition
interference of air wave signals. If an eng!ne
was originally equipped with resistor spark
plups, be sure to use the same type of spark
plugs for replacement. BREAK-IN MAINTENANCE AND
LUBRICATION IMPORTANT Apply oil and grease
carefully and only where required Oil or grease
on drive belts or pulleys will cause slip- page
and loss of drive. Thoroughly wipe up any excess
grease, 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 (lnifial Servicing). The enpine oil
should be changed after the first S hours of
operation (fhereafter every 25 hours). The oil
drain cap is located on the right-hand side of
engine just above frame between the engine
mounting bolts. Place 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
ofier the engine has been run. After the oil has
been drained. replace the oil drain cap. Remove
the oil fill cap and dipstick. For proper type of
oil and crankcase capacity refer to the SET-UP
AND ASSEMBLY section (Initial Servicing"). Add
half of required amount of oil, oil capacity is 3
pints(1.42 liters) check oil level, then add
rerñaining amount of oil to reach oil level on
dipstick. Do notoverfiII.When checking oil level,
screw dipstick assembly firmly but slowly until
cap bottoms on tube. Dipstick assembly must be
securely assembled into tube at all times when
engine is operating. 2 Perform all other checks
and maintenance called for unÓer "Daily, 25
Hour", anÓ "100 Hour" scheÓules.
s BATTEftY Terminals should be tight and free of
corrosion.
The hold down should be snug over battery. Top of
battery
should be clean and dry. Check level of
electrolyte. Main-
tain electrolyte level up to the boftom of vent
walls. Add clean distilled water as needed. ó.
OPERATING 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 not work, check
circuit and rect failure before starting or
using the tractor again. Son \MPING DIAGRAM
section. NOTE If light needs replacement, order
replacement parts Atom your authorized dealer. 7.
BELTS lnspect for proper tension. Refer to
ADJUSTMENTAND SEPVICING section.
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• 25 HOUR SCHEDULE
• GENERAL Perform the Daily" maintenance
  scheÓule.
• ENGINE OIL Change every 25 operating hours(more
  often under dusty conditions. Change as
  described under the MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
  section (Break-In Main- tenance and
  Lubrication).
• AU CLEANER Clean and re-oil foam pre-cleaner at
  three month intervals or eveiy 25 hours,
  whichever occurs first. NOTE Service air cleaner
  more often under dusty con- ditions.
• Pemove knob anÓ cover.
• 'emove foam pre-cleaner Dy sliding it off the
  paper
• cartridge.
• 1. Wash foam pre-cleaner in kerosene or liquid
  deter- gent and water.
• Wrap foam pre-cleaner in cloth and squeeze dry,
• Saturate foam pre-cleaner in engine oil. Squeeze
  to
• remove excess oil.
• Install foam pre-cleaner over paper cartridge.
  Reassem- ble cover and screw down tight.
• MUFFLES Inspect muffler for corrosion and
  deterioration Replace muffler if it is damaged
  and/or leaks. If the muffler isequipped with
  spark arrested screen assembly, remove for
  cleaning and inspection. Replace if damaged.
• 5 GI?EASE NLGI Grade 2Lithium Base EP grease
  Ford Part No 1T-M1C137-BoreCuivalent.NOTE Clean
  off grease fittings before attaching grease gun.
  Grease until the grease comes out of bearings.
  Wipe off excess grease. Use a pre- ssure type
  grease gun.

Knob Cover
Filler Petainer
Lock Nut
Foam Pre-CIeonei

Potating Screen
Pope Coñfidge
Grease Fit1ing (Spindle) Grease Fitting pie Bar)

• Pefer to Fig. 4.2B.
• Front Wheels one fitting iocated on inner side
  of each
• wheel,
• Tie Bar one fitting on each end
• Spindles one fitting on each end of front axle
• Axle Pivot one fi11ing in center of axle.
• ó. OIL SAE 30 engine oil
• General apply oil to all pivot points and
  linkages to re- duce wear and assure free
  movement.Be sure linkages are clean Defore
  applying oil.
• 7. TIME PRESSURE Check fire pressures.
  Pecommeded pres- sure is 10p s.i
  forbothfrontandrear tires. Under inflated tires
  will cause premature failure. Over inflated tires
  will result in a hard riding tractor which may
  also loosen hardware on the unit.

Grease Fitting ( g py t)
Grease Fitting (Front Wheel
Bd396
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