Cub Cadet 769-11758A Manual page 15

Assembly
Attaching the seat
Note
the accessories kit for the operating instruc-
tions
Fix the seat with the two adjusting screws [A] and
the two nuts [B] to the mounting bracket
Fix the seat support rod [E] with the screw [C] and
the nut [D] to the seat
Attach the connection cable to the seat con-
nector .
Note
The seat is equipped with a seat-occupation
sensor, which belongs to the safety locking
system. The device can only be operated
correctly when the connection cable is cor-
rectly inserted into the seat connector.
Push any excess length of the connection cable
into the opening of the seat box, so that the cable
does not get crushed when the seat is raised and
lowered.
Remove the bolt and cotter pin from the retaining
plate in order to release the backrest from the
.
Press the backrest forwards up to the stop
Fix the bolt and cotter pin back in the hole of the
retaining plate .
Push the adjusting plate [F] with the elongated
hole onto the bolt [J]. Align the adjusting plate's
Push the control knob [G] with the internal spiral
recess onto the bolt [J]. Align the control knob's
Fix the entire adjusting unit with the screw [I] and
the washer [H].
Note
The thicker washer must be arranged in
outermost position.
Tighten the screw [I] manually with a wrench
turned. Release the screw [I] – but not by more
than one revolution – until the control knob can be
turned easily.
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Folding the driver's seat downwards
Pull the seat support rod upwards slightly
and lower the seat down until it latches into the
holder .
Note
Ensure that the driver's seat latches in cor-
rectly.
Removing the transport lock on the
deflector flap
Remove the cable tie.
ating position [A].
Attaching the trailer coupling (optional;
depending on the model)
Remove the trailer coupling [1] with the screws [2]
and nuts [3] on the rear panel [4] of the device.
Rotate the trailer coupling horizontally by 180°.
Fix the trailer coupling [1] with the screws [2] and
the nuts [3] to the rear panel [4] of the device.
Putting the battery into operation
DANGER !
caused by battery acid and gases emitted
by battery acid
Battery acid is corrosive. Immediately
clean all parts of the device splashed by
battery acid.
objects away.
Charge batteries in a well ventilated and
dry room only.
There is a risk of a possible short circuit
when working with the battery. Do not
place any tools or metal objects on the
battery.
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