Service And Adjustments; Rear Deflector; Discharge Guard; To Adjust Handle - Craftsman 917.387660 Owner's Manual

4.5 horsepower 22" side discharge rotary lawn mower
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_,WARNING: Toavoid serious injury,
beforeperformingany serviceor adjust-
ments:
1. Releasecontrol bar and stop engine.
2. Makesure the blade and all moving
parts havecompletelystopped.
3. Disconnectspark plug wire from spark
plug and placewire where it cannot
come in contact with plug.
LAWN MOWER
TO ADJUST CUTTINGHEIGHT
See "TOADJUSTCUTTINGHEIGHT"in
the Operation sectionof this manual.
REAR DEFLECTOR
The rear deflector,attachedbetweenthe
rear wheels of your mower,is providedto
minimizethe possibilitythat objectswill
be thrown out of the rearof the mower
into the operator'smowing position.If the
deflectorbecomes damaged,it shouldbe
replaced.
DISCHARGEGUARD
The dischargeguard, attachedto the
dischargeopening of your lawn mower,is
providedto preventthe possibilityof injury
resultingfrom objects being thrownout of
the dischargeopening into the operator
mowingposition.If the dischargeguard
becomesdamaged,it shouldbe replaced.
TO ADJUST HANDLE
The handlecan be mounted in a high or
low position. The mountingholes in the
bottomof lower handle are off center for
raisingor lowering the handle.
1. Removeupper handleand all wire
tie(s) securingcable(s) to lower handle.
2. Removehairpincottersfrom lower
handlebracketmountingpin.
3. Squeezelower handlein to removeit
from mountingpins.
4. Turn lower handle overto raise or
lower handle.
5. Squeezelower handlein and position
holes onto mounting pinson handle
bracket.
6. Reassembleupper handle andall
parts removedfrom lowerhandle.
Handle
bracket
J
SQU EEZE
TO ADJUST
Lower
Mounting
Hairpin cotter
I
Mowing
r-_
Mowing
position
position
cott e r -_A)_
_. Handle
Mounting'_
° °
_1
bracket
pin
LOW POSITION
HIGH POSITION
/
/
Lower
handle
ROTATE
ENGINE
ENGINE
SPEED
Your engine
speed
has been factory
set.
Do not attempt
to increase
engine
speed
or it may result in personal
injury.
If you
believe
that engine
is running
too fast or
too slow, take your mower
to a Sears
or
other qualified
service
center
for repair
and adjustment.
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