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SPECIFICATIONS
Engine
Type
Fuel Capacity
Oil Capacity
Air Cleaner
Drive
Speed
(all
speeds are
approximative
Power to Attachments
Tires
Height
Width
Length
Wheelbase
Turning Radius
Ground Clearance
Shipping Weight
Standard Equipment
Wisconsin-
Electric
starting, 8-1 /4 HP@
3600
RPM,
4
cycle-
Single
cylinder
air
cooled
5 quarts
2
pints
(See
Engine ManuaQ
Geared transmission and controlled
differential
(Transaxle)
3 forward and 1 reverse in
two
ranges for a
total of 6 forward and
2
reverse Lowest
speed: less
than 3/4 mph Highest speed: 6
mph
Farm tractor type (PTO) direct drive
with
universal joints and
splined
shaft
Front: 4.00-8,
Rear:
8
x
8.50-12
40inches
34inches
62 1/2 inches
42 1/2 inches
40inches
? inches
550 pounds
PTO
assembly,
controlled
differential,
two
speed ranges with flip
lever
control
,
fenders and seat cushion
Engine
Model,
Type, and
Code No.
Wisconsin Engine, top front
of
engine.
Tractor Model and Serial
No.
On tractor frame
by
Clutch Brake pedal.
INSTRUMENTS
AND CONTROL
S
For efficient
operation
of the
tractor,
study the accompanying illustrations
(Figure
4),
together
with
the brief descriptions
given
here,
until
you are
thoroughly
familiar
with the
location
and function of each
control.
1.
GEAR SHIFT LEVER- 3
speeds
ahead,
1
in
reverse
.
See instructions
on page 5.
2. TWO SPEED RANGE LEVER- Provides a
total of
6 speeds ahead, 2
in reverse from less than 3/4 mph to 6 mph. See instructions on page
5.
3.
PTO
(POWER
TAKE OFF)
CLUTCH
-Always be
sure
to lock lever
in
slots provided
when
P.T.O.
is
engaged
or
disengaged.
4
Flguro4
4.
THROTTLE -
Turn
knob
counterclockwise to unlock.
Pull
out to
increase
engine
speed, push in to decrease. Turn knob clockwise to lock
at
desired RPM.
NOTE
Do
not operate tractor below half throttle for prolonged periods of time
under
load.
5.
CLUTCH-BRAKE
PEDAL- To
shift
gears, depress clutch
pedal
fully.
This
disengages
the
clutch,
and
fully applies brake. Relax brake tension
slightly,
and
shift gears.
CAUTI
ON
Never allow gears to clash
while
shifting.
Hasty shifting may result in
gear
grinding,
premature gear failure and
void
warranty on
transmission.
6.
CHOKE
-When
starting engine, pull knob out to close the choke
,
pushing knob gradually in as engine warms up. A
warm
engine requires
less choke
when
starting.
7.
IGNITION KEY- STARTING
SWITCH
-Insert key and turn clockwise to
energize the ignition circuit
.
Turn key slightly
past
the "Ignition On" point,
against spring
tension,
to actuate the
starter.
See instructions on pages 4
and
5.
CAUTI ON
DO NOT ACTUATE ELECTRIC STARTER FOR MORE THAN 30
SECONDS AT ONE TIME. ALLOW AT LEAST TWO MINUTES
BETWEEN STARTING ATTEMPTS.
8.
AMMETER- Indicates
level
of charge or discharge to or from the
battery.
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