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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
A SSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATION
INSTRUCTIONS
.
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4
MAI
NTENAN
CE
INSTRUCTIONS
.
REPAIR
PARTS
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•
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4
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5
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WARRANTY
FULL
ONE YEAR WARRANTY
For one year
from
date of
purchase, Sears will repair any defect
in
material
or
workmansh
ip
in
this tractor
attachment,
at no charge.
If
the
tractor
attachment
is used
for
commercial
or
rental
purposes, this
warranty
applies
for
only
thirty
days
fr
om date
of
purchase.
Warran ty
~"rvice
is
avai
lable
by
simply
contacting
your nea
rest
Sears
store
throughout
the
United States.
This warrant
y
gives
you
specific
legal rights,
and
you may have other
rights
which vary from state to
state.
SEARS,
ROEBUCK
AND CO.
Sears
Tower
BSC
41-3
Chicago,
I L 60684
RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION
1.
Know
the
controls
and
how
to stop
qu ickly.
READ TH
E
0WI\IER'S
MANUAL.
2.
Do
not
allow c hildren to
operate
the
vehicle
.
Do
not
allow
adults to
operate
it without proper
instruction
.
3.
Do not carry
passengers.
Keep
children
and
pets
a safe
dis·
tance
away.
4
.
Always wea
r substantial footwear.
Do
not wear loose
fitting
clothing that
could
get
caught
in
moving
parts.
5.
Keep your
eyes
and mind
on
your tractor,
mower and the
area being
cut.
Don't
let other
interests
distract you.
6.
Do
not attempt
to operate your
tractor
or
mower
when
not in d rivers seat.
7.
Always
get
on
or off your
tractor
from the
operators
left
hand side.
8.
Clear the
work
arcn
of
objects
which
might be
picked
up
and thrown.
9.-Disengage all
attJchment clutches and
shift into
neutral be·
fore
attempting
to
start
the
engine.
10.
Disengage
power
to
attachme
nts
and
stop the
engine
be-
fore leaving the op<'rator's
position.
11. Disengage
power
t
o
mower,
stop
the engine
and disconnect
spark
plug
wire(s)
from
spark
plug(s)
before cleaning,
making
an
adjustment
or
repairs.
12
.
Disengage power
to attachments
when
tra
nsporting
or
not
in
use.
Drive slowly
when
front
or
rear mo
unted attachment
is
in
t ransport position.
13.
Take
all possible
precautions when
leaving
the vehicle
un-
attended,
such
as
disengaging the power-take-off,
lowering
the
attachments, shifting
into
neutral,
setting the
parking
brake,
stopping
the
engine,
and
removing
the
key.
14.
Do
not
stop or
start suddenly
when
going uphi ll or down·
hilb
Mow up
and down the
face
of
slopes (not
greater
than
15
)
;
never
across
the
face.
15.
Reduce speed
on slopes and
make
turns
gradual
ly t
o
pre-
vent tipping
or loss
of control. Exercise extreme caution
when
changing
direction on slopes.
16. Do not
shift gears
while
going up or down
slopes. Choose
a gear
low enough
to
negotiate
the
slope
without
stopping
and
shifting
gears.
To reduce speed, move t hrottle
lever
t
o
slow.
17.
Never
mow
in
wet or sl
ippery
grass,
when traction
is
un·
sure or at
a speed
which
could
cause a
skid.
18.
Stay
alert
for
holes
in
the terrain and
other
hidden
hazards.
19.
Do
not drive
too close
to
creeks,
ditches
and
public
high-
ways.
20
.
Exercise
special
care
when
mowing
around
fixed
objects
in
o
rder t
o
prevent
the
blades
from striking them.
Never
de
liberately
run
tractor or
mower
into
or over
any foreign
object.
:l
l.
Never
shift
gears
u
ntil
tractor
comes
to a
stop.
22.
Never
place hands
or
feet
under the
mow~r
.
in
the
defl<>o
to•
(discharge
chute
)
or
near
aroy
moving
parts wf1i
fe t•
~t.to
•
or mower
are runni
ng.
Alway
~
i<eep
clear o
f
dis~;barge
chut<>.
23.
Use
care
when pulling
loads or usi
ng
heavv
~quipment.
a.
Use only
approved
d rawbar
hitch points.
b.
Lim
it
loads to
t hose
you
can
safely
con
trol.
c.
Do
not turn sharply.
Use
care
when
backing.
d. Use
counterweights
or wheel
weights anrl tire
ch~ins
when suggested
in
this
owner's manual.
e. Never
run Dozer
Blade into
heavy
material at
high
speeds.
It
was
designed
for
light
work and should
Po
l
he
used
for
heavy
dozing
.
24.
Watch
out for traffic when
crossing
0
1
nea
r
roadways.
25.
When usi
ng
any
attachments,
never
direct discharge
nf
material
toward
bystanders
nor
allow
anyone near
the ve-
hicle while
in
operation.
26.
Handle
gasoline with
care
-
it
is
11ighly flamma
bl<>.
a. Use approved gasoline containers
b.
Never
remove the cap
of
the fuel
tank
or
add
g~solin"
to
a
running
or
hot
engine,
or fill
t he fuel
tanl<
indoor~
.
Wipe
up
spilled
gasoline.
c.
Open
doors
if
the
engine
is
run
in the
garage
·
exhaust
fumes
are
dange
rous.
Do not
run the
engine
indoors.
27.
Keep
the vehicle and attachments
in
good operating
con·
dition
,
and
keep
safety devices
in
place. When
using
Three
Poin
t
Hitch
remove attachment
from hitch
before
ma
k
ing
any repairs
on
attachment
or
hitch.
28.
Keep
all
nuts,
bolts
and screws
tight
1
all
cotter
pins and
re-
tainer
springs
in place to be sure the equipment
is in
safe
working
condition
.
29.
Never
store the equipment
with
gasoline
in
t
he tank inside
a building where fumes
may
reach
an
open
flame
or spark.
Allow
the engine
to cool before storing
in any
enclosure.
30.
To
reduce fire hazard,
keep
the
engine free
of
grass,
leaves
or
excessive
grease.
31.
The
vehicle and
attachments
should be
stopped
and inspect·
ed
for
damage after
striking a
foreign
object,
and the
dam-
age
should
be repaired before
restarting and operating
the
equipment.
32.
Do
not change
the
engine governor
settings
or
overspeed
the
engine.
33.
When
using the
vehicle with mower,
proceed as
foll
ows:
a. Mow
only in daylight
or
in
good artificial
light.
b. Never make a cutting height
Cldjustment
while the engine
is running
if
the
operator must dismount to
do
so.
c. Shut the
engine
off
when
removing
the
grass ca tcher
or
unclogging chute.
d
.
Check
the
blade
mounting
bolts
for
proper
tightness
at
frequent
intervals.
34. Check
the
grass
catcher
bags
frequently for wear
or
deterio·
ration
.
Replace with new
bags
for safety protection
.
A
LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL
TO POINT
OUT
IMPORTANT
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS.
IT
MEANS--ATTENTION
!
BECOME
ALERT! YOUR SAFETY
IS
INVOLVED.
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