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rules for safe operation {cont.}
32. Watch out for traffic
when
crossing or near
roadways.
MAINTENANCE
33. Keep all nuts, bolts and screws
tight in
order
to be sure that the tractor and any attachment
is in safe working condition. Be sure the brake
and all powered attachment contro I s are always
in
proper adjustment and
repair.
Check
the
attachment and engine mounting bolts at
fre-
quent
interval s for
proper ti ghtnes s. Before
performing any maintenance, always disengage
the
power
to
all attachments, set the
parking
brake,
sh ift into neutral, shut off
the
engine,
make
absolutely sure
the
powered attachment
and all moving parts have compl etely stopped,
remove the
ignition
key, disconnect
the
spark
plug wire from
the
spark plug and keep
it
away
from the
plug
to
prevent injury or accidental
starting.
The only exception
to this
rule
is
carburetor ad j u stment
12 .
introduction
34. Keep
the
engine
grass,
leaves
or excessive grease as these
accumulations are combustible and could
result
in
a fire.
Always keep your tractor and all
attachments
in good operating condition and
make sure that all shields, guards, plates and
other protect ive devices are
in
place. Give
your tractor and all attachments
the
regular
maintenance
they
need and have a competent
serviceman
make
a thorough
inspection
of
them
at least once a year.
35.
Do
not
store
your tractor
for prolonged periods
(more
than
30 days) with gasoline
in the
tank.
Do not store }'our tractor or a g asol ine con-
tainer inside
a
building
where
fumes
may reach
an open
flame
or spark,
they
should be stored
in a
cool,
dry
pla.
c e. Be sure
to
let
the
engine
cool before storing in any enclosure. Always
use an approved gasoline container for storing
gaso
I
in
e
and
keep your
tractor,
attachments
and gasol ine container in locked
storage to
prevent
ch
i
Idren
from
pi aying and
tampering
with
them.
This tractor has been designed,
engineered and
manufactured
to
give you
the
best poss ible dependability and
per-
formance.
Should
you
experience any
problem
you
cannot easily remedy,
pleasE1
contact your
nearest Sears, Roebuck or Simpsons
Sears,
Ltd.
Store.
They
have well
qualified, competent trained technic ians
and
the proper tools to service
or
repair
this
un
it
.
It is
important
that the operator ALWAYS OBSERVE THE
"RULES
FOR SAFE OPERATION" as
well as
other
instructio.ns
contained in
this
Manual.
We have provided this Manual to
help
you
operate
your
Tractor
with
utmost
efficiency.
We
urge you
to
study
this Manual so
you
will
unde rs
t
and
your new
Tractor
thoroughly
before operating
it.
We suggest that you take
care of
your Manual
so
that it
will be available for future reference
should
you need it.
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GUARANTEE
RULES
FOR
SAFE OPERATION
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
REPAIR
PARTS
assembly instructions
1
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3
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5
5 - 7
8
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15
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33
A letter
in
paranthesis
in the following
in
struct ions
refers
to an arrow
in the
adjo
inin
g Figure
(illu
strat ion), except
when otherwise stated. When R.H. (Right Hand) or
L.H. (Left Hand) is
used,
it
should be understood to mean as if
one were seated on the Tractor seat facing forward.
1.
Remove
battery.
Cut banding hold ing Tractor
to
bottom of crate.
2.
Your
Tractor
has
been completely assembled at
the factory
except,
to fill,
charge and
install the
battery.
The
battery
was
shipped dry. Instructions are given on page
4 for
filling, charging and
installation.
3. Your Tractor
·was
lubricated at the factory
however,
we suggest
you
follow the Lube Chart on page
10
before
operat ion.
2BOBR-11.20.72
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