Seat Adjustment; Speed Control Adjustment - MTD YARD-MAN 844 Series Owner's Manual

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WARNING: Before leaving the operator's
position for any reason, disengage the
blades, place the shift lever in neutral,
engage the parking brake, shut en gine off
and remove the key.
When stopping the unit to empty a grass bag, etc., fol¬
low the instructions above. This procedure will also
eliminate "browning" the grass, which is cause 1 by hot
exhaust gases from a running engine.
If unit stalls
with speed control in sixth or seventh
speed, or if unit will not operate with speec control
lever in first or second speed position, proceed as
follows.
1. Place shift lever in NEUTRAL.
2. Restart engine.
3. Place speed control lever in highest speed posi¬
tion.
4. Release clutch-brake pedal fully.
5. Depress clutch-brake pedal.
6. Place speed control lever in desired posit on.
7. Place shift lever in one of the forward jositions
(HIGH or LOW) or REVERSE, and follow normal
operating procedures.
HIGH-LOW TRANSMISSION RANGES
HIGH range position is for normal load cc nditions,
such as mowing or transporting.
LOW range position is for situations which require
more torque when the tractor is used under ligh load
conditions, such as tilling, snow removal o hauling
heavy loads.
GRASS COLLECTOR AVAILABLE
GRASS COLLECTOR Model 190-083 is available as
optional equipment for tractors with 46" mowi lg decks.
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WARNING: The mower should not be
operated without the entire grass catcher
or chute deflector in place.
NOTE: Under normal usage bag material is subject to
wear, and should be checked periodically, tie sure to
use only factory authorized replacement bac.
ADJUSTMENTS
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WARNING: Disconnect the spark plug
wire(s) and ground against the engine
before
performing
any
adjustments,
repairs or maintenance.
SEAT ADJUSTMENT
To adjust the position of the seat, loosen the four
screws on the bottom of the seat. See figure 2. Slide
the seat forward or backward as desired. Retighten the
four screws.
SPEED CONTROL ADJUSTMENT
(See figure 19)
NOTE: When operating the unit initially or after replac¬
ing the belts, there will be little difference between the
highest two speeds until after the belts have gone
through a break-in period and have seated themselves
into the pulleys.
If speed control adjustment is needed, adjust the
speed control links as follows. (A 3/4" shim or suitable
spacer is required.)
1. Start the engine.
2. Place the shift lever in NEUTRAL position.
3. Place the speed control lever in highest speed
position.
4. Release the clutch-brake pedal completely, then
slowly depress the pedal all the way (to park posi¬
tion). Hold the pedal in this position.
5. Turn the engine off.
6. After engine stops completely, release the clutch-
brake pedal.
7. Remove the transmission cover by removing the
parking brake knob, shift knob and two truss
machine screws.
8. Disconnect the rear speed control link from the
variable speed torque bracket by removing the
cotter pin and flat washer.
9. Place the speed control lever in the second posi¬
tion.
10. Disconnect the front speed control link from the
variable speed torque bracket by removing the
cotter pin and flat washer.
11. Place a 3/4" shim or other suitable object under
the point on the bracket on the clutch-brake pedal
as shown.
12. Thread the front speed control link in or out of the
ferrule until the hole in the link lines up with the pin
on the variable speed torque bracket. Secure with
the flat washer and cotter pin removed in step 10.
13. Push the rear speed control link backward using
light pressure, and hold it in this position as you
thread it into or out of the ferrule until the hole in
the link lines up with the pin on the variable speed
torque bracket.
14. Move the speed control lever toward the right so the
hole in the rear speed control link fits over the pin on
the variable speed torque bracket. Secure with the
flat washer and cotter pin removed in step 8.
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