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MODEL NUMBER 917.386121 OWNER'SMANUAL
• Assembly
° Operation
• Customer
Responsibilities
• Service
° Adjustments
o Repair Parts
Caution;
Read and Follow
all Safety Rules
and Instructions
Before Operating
This Equipment
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SAFETY RULES
4_lb Safe Operation Practices for Walk-Behind Mowers
IMPORTANT: THIS CUTTING MACHINE iS CAPABLE OF AMPUTATING HANDS AND FEET AND THROWING OBJECTS,
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT tN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH,
SAFETY STANDARDS REQUIRE OPERATOR PRESENCE CONTROLS TO MINIMIZE THE RISK OF INJURY. YOUR UNIT IS
EQUIPPED WITH SUCH CONTROLS, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DEFEAT THE FUNCTION OF THE OPERATOR PRESENCE
CONTROLS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
TRAINING:
• Read ihis operator's manual carafully Become familiarwtth
theoonlrolsand know how to operateyour mswer properly.
Learnhow toquickly stopmower
, Do notatlow chltdrento use your mower Never allowadMitS
to usemower without proper fnslruclisns
,, Keep the area o! opera!ionclear of el! persons, especially
smallchildrenand pets
• Use mower only as the manulacturer intended and as de.
scribed in this manuel
,, Do notoperate mower if it has been droppedor damaged in
any manner Always have damage repaired before using
your mower
• Donotuseaccessoryettachmenlsthalarenotracommended
by the manuiacturar Use of such attachments may be
hazardous
• The blade lures when the angina ts running
PREPARATION:
. Always thorsughly checkthe areato bemowed andoleaMtof
all stsnes, sticks, wires, bones, and other foreign objects,
These ob}ecls wi!l be thrown by Ihe blade and can cause
severe injury
Always wear safety glasses oreye shields when starting and
whileusing your mower.
Dress properly, Do not operate mower when barelool or
wearing open sandals Wear only solid shoes wlth good
tracllon whenmowing
ChecI<fuel lank before starting engtne. Do not fill gas tank
Indoors,whenthe engine isrunningorwhenthe engineIs hot.
Altow the engine to cool forseveral minutes before ltllingthe
gas tank. Clean oil any spilled gasoline before stadlng the
engine.
,, A_waysmake wheel heightadjuelments before etad_ngyour
mower Never attempt todo th}swhiletheengine Is running
• Mow only tn daylight or good adfficfaElight
OPERATION:
• Keep youreyes and mindon yourmower endIhe area being
cut. Do not let otherInterests distract you
Do notmow wetorsUpper'/grass, Never runwhtteoperating
yourmower. Always besura ofyourfooting- keep afirm hold
on the handles end watk
Do not put hands or feet near or under rotating pads Keep
ciearof the dischargeopening at alftimes,
• Aiways stopthe engine wheneveryou leave orare not using
yourmower, orbefore crossingdriveways,weika,made, and
any graveI..coveradareas
• Never direcl discharge of materiel toward byslandets nor
allow anyone near the mower whileyou are operatingtL
• Beforecleaning, Inspecting, orrepairingyour mower,stop the
engine and make absolutely sure the blade and all moving
padshavestopped. Then disconnectthe sparkplug wire and
keep It away from the spark plug to prevent accidental
starling
• Do notconllnuetorunyour mowerifyou hita foreignobject
Followthe procedure outfinadabove, thenrepair any dam-
age befora rostad_ngand operatingyou mower_
• Do nol change the governor setUngs or overspend the
engine Enginedamage or personalfn}ury may result
• Do not operate your mowerif itvibratesabnormally Exses-
sivevibration isan indicationof damage; stopIhe engine,
safefycheckfor thecauseofvibrationand repairasrequired
• Do nottun the engtne indoors Exhaust fumes are dangeP
ous
• Never cut grass by pulIingthe mower towards you Mow
acrossthe faceof slopes, never up and down or you might
ioseyourfaettng. Donolmowexcessivalysteepslopss Uae
cautionwhenoperatingthe mower onuneven terrainorwhen
changingdirections- maintain goodfooting
• Never operate your mower withoutproper guards, plates,
grass catcher orother safetydevices In place
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE:
• Check the blade and the engine mounling bolts oltanto be
sure theyare tightenedproperly.
• Check all bofts, nuis and screws at frequent intervalsIor
propertightnessto be suremower Is in safe workingcondt_
lion
• Keepelf safetydevices In placeand working
• To reduce fire hazard, keepthe engine free sf grass, leaves
or excessive greaseend oil
• Check grass catcheroften for deterioration end wear and
replace wornbags Usa ontyreplacement bags that are
recommended by and comply wiih speolncaltonsof the
manufacturer of your mower
• AIwayskeepa sharpMade on your mower
• Allow engine tocoot before etodngIn any enclosure,
,, Never stere mower with fuel In the tank Inside a building
wheretumes may reachanopen flame oran ignitionsource
such as ehotwaterheater,spacehearNr, clothesdryer, elc
Look for this symbol to point out im-
portant safety precautions. It means
CAUT!ONII1 BECOMEALERTltl YOUR
SAFETY IS INVOLVED.
_ CAUTION: Always disconnect spark
plug wire and place wire where it can-
notcontactspark plug tn order to pre_
vent accidental starting when setting
up, transporting, adjusting or making
repairs.
WARNING
t'l'heengine exhaust from this product con-
ns chemicals Known to the State of Cslhor-
nia to cause cancer, birth defects, or other
reproductive harm.
CONGRATULATIONS on your purchase of aSears Lawn
Mower, it has been designed, engineered and manufac-
tureci.tQ.gtve you the best possible dependability and
performance,
Should'y0uexperlence any problem you cannot easily
remedy, please contact your nearest Sears Authorized
Servic e CentedDepartment We have competent, well-
trained technicians and the p roper tools to service or repair
this lawn mower
please read.arid retain this manual The instructions wttl
enable you to assemble and maintain your lawn mower
properly, Always observe the "SAFETY RULES",
MODEL
NUMBER 91_7,386t21
SERIAL
NUMBER
DATEOFPURCHASE
THE MODEL AND SERIALNUMBERSWILLBE FOUND
ON A DECAL ATTACHED "TO THE REAR OF THE
LAWN MOWI_R HOUSING
YOU SHOULD RECORD BOTH SERIAL NUMBER AND
DATE OF PURCHASE AND KEEP tN A SAFE PLACE
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
I-!ORSEPOWER: 4.0
DISPLACEMENT; 1"1,5CU_IN
GASOLINE CAPACITY 1.5QUARTS
AND TYPE:. UNLEADED REGULAR
O!L TYPE (API-SoF_'_G): SAE 30 {ABOVE 32=F}
s.a_5w.3o(BELOW32°F)
OiL CAPAciTY: 20 OZS
SPARK PLUG:
(GAP: _030=)
VALVE CLF__RANCE:
CHAMPION J19LM, RJ19LM
STD36t458
INTAKE; .OOB
EXHAUST._o00B
SOLID STATE IGNITION
AIR GAP." ,0125 lN.
BLADE BOLT TORQUE: 35,40 FT,LBS
MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
A Sears Maintenance Agreement is available on this pmducL contact your nearest sears store for details,
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES
• Read and observe the safety rifles.
,, Follow a regular schedule in maintaining, caring for and using your lawn mower.
• Foliow the instructions under "Cuslomer Responsibilities" and "Storage" Sectlor_s of this owner's manual
LIMITED TWO YEAR WARRANTY ON CRAFTSMAN POWER MOWER
For two years from date of purchase, when this Craftsman Lawn Mower Is maintained, lubricated, and iuned up
according to the operating and maietenance instructions in the owner's manual, Sears wilt repair free Of charge any
defect tn material pr workmanshfp
If thisCraftsman Lawn Mower isused for cammercial or rental purposes, this warranty appfte_ for on!y 90 days from
the date of purchase
This Warranty does not cover,
• Exl'_endabte items which becomewom during normal use such &s rotary mower blades, blade adapters, bells,
air cleaners and spark plug..
• Repatrs necessary because of operaterabuse or negligence, including bent crankshafts and the failure to maintain
the equipment according to the lnstructlqns c_ntained tn' the owner's manual ,
WARRANTY SERVICE ISAVAILABLE BY RETURNING THE CRAFTSMAN POWER MOWER TO THE NEAREST
SEARS SERVICE CENTER/DEPARTMENT tN THE UNITED STATES,, THIS WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY WHILE
THiS PRODUCT IS iN USE IN THE UNITED STATES
This Warran_ gives you specific legal rights0 and you may also have other rights whtch very from state to state.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., D/817 WA, HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILLINOIS 60179
SAFETY RULES.. :.................................. ;............. ;....;...2
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ............. .-"-:..:;o._;:;;"_. 3
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES o_...._.,..:..._. 3, 11-13
WARRANTY ..._,_o.....:_._,: ..................... L:;......;.............. :3
ASSEMBLY ..;...... :......... ;......... _............ ._.............. :........ 6
OPERATION ..................................................... ;......;...... 8
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE .....; ....... ;;;...;o;_;........... tl
TABLE..... OF CONTENTS::
SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS ....;..; ........................ 14
STORAGE .......................... _._;.'.,_L,,._.,,_.............. _...... 15
TRO UBLESHOOTIN G .,.,,;._.':..;.;:L..o.o._....................... 21
REPAIR PARTS - LAWN MOWER ...... :.,...:: ......... 16-17
REPAIR PARTS- ENG!NE o.,i..,'._=; ............ ;o_........ tB-20
PARTS ORDERING/SERVICE ._;.._7.;_".::.............. ""r""* 24
INDEX
A
Accessories ...........r............................. 5
Adjustments:
Carburetor ................. ;.............. 14
Engine Speed ........................... 14
Handle Height .......;.,,o: ............. 14
Helght of Cut .............................. 9
Air Filter:
Replacement ........................... 13
Ser.,ice ..................................... t 3
Assembly ............................................. 6
B
Blade:
Sharpening ..................................... t2
Replacement......;,_.: ........,,........t2
C
Controls:
Engine Zone Coqtrol ................. 9
Engine Speed Control .............. 8
Operate[ Presence
Control Bar ........................ .o,o_...B
Customer Responsibilities ,.. 3, 1t -t3
Air Ftffer .........................:.LoJ..... t_3
E
Engine:
Air Filter ..,,_....................................13
. Oi) Change .................. ;........... 13
OIt Level ...........................,....;....... 13
Oil Type ........................................13
• Starting ............................................ 10
Stopplng ...............................................10
- Storage, .....................................:, 15
F
Fuel:
Capacity .............................................;.. 3
Storage ,,.._ ................_........._...... 15
Type ......:.......................................... 9
H
Handle Adjustment:
Assembly..........................._........6
CuttingHeight ........................ 14
Blade CaxotReplaceh_ent.:..,.o !2
L
,_ Lubdeatfoh:
Engine .................... _.................. 13
Lawn Mower .--._......................11
M
Engtr_e............... _.......... ,.......... :. I3 _, Maintenance Agreement ..,,,:.................3
Lubrication. ................... ;o t3
Spark Plug ......:,.........::..,..:.:.:, t3 : Maintenance Schedule.,,,,; ....................1_
Cutting Levels ................................. 9 Mowing Tips ......... ..............................10
O
011:
Engine..............,.,,,o._..................................13
Sloraga ..............................................15
Operallon:
Englne Control............:..............9
Grass Catcher _......_........ _.......... 9
Mower .........._...........,............_......... g
Operator Presence
Centre Bar ........>. .....• • 9
Options:;
Accessodes .;, ,°. ............ 5
a
Repair Pads: :
Engine ................ :,,1...; ............ 18"20
Lawn Mower ;.,;..,...;............. 16-17
Respei'isibllities, Customer., 3, 1!-13
S
Safety Rules., ....................._.o:................ 2
Serviqe:and Adjustments _:._;,,,,.:..... !4
Ca_uretor o,o,(.;'o....................... t4
,Eng!ne Speei:l o,°..........................14
Hart'die ;,:........ :,o,,:,J...................t4
Spark Plug.:;.....- ............._..,.;...............t3
Spaclflcat!0na _;;........:..........................:.,,.3
SpeedCaStrOh :,
Engii_e ..,._;.:;;,o;,,.o.;.......................:f4
Siaillhg tile Er_glne ...... -...........;:,..,:. 10
Sio.ppln_ ihe Engtne r.°:,,,..,,:...........r" io
T
TroubleShoollflg Chart o-..,...........21
W
....... LAWN MOWER ACCESSORIES
These accessories were ava abe when ths awn mower was produeed_ Theyare _i_6_v_liable at,most Sears tetal!outlets
and service centers, Most Sears stores can a so order repa rpads foryou whe n YOUpray de the model number of yourlawn
mower, SOme oi these accessories may not apply to y0ur lawn mower, '
LAWN MOWER PERFORMANCE
CLIPPING DEFLECTOR
FOR REAR DISCHARGE LAWN MOWERS
MULCHER KITS
i
GRASS CATCHERS
FOR
REAR DISCHARGE
LAWN MOWERS
_t GRASS' CATCHERS
FOR
SiDE DISCHARGE
LAWN MOWER S
STABILIZER
GAS CANS
LAWN MOWER. MAINTENANCE
BELTS BLADE ADAPTERS
MUFFLERS
BLADES
AIR FILTERS
111111,1111,111 i 1,,1
WHEELS
SPARK pLUGS
•ENGNEolk ........
Read these Inst_ct_ons ant! thts manual tn its entirety
before you attempt to assemble or operate your new lawn
mower. Your new lawn mower has been assen_bled at the
factory with the exception of those pads left unassembfed
for shipping purposes. All parts such as nuts. washers,
boils, etc, necessary to complete the assembly have been
placed {n the parts bag To ensure sate end proper
operation of your tawd mower, all parts and hardware you
assemble must be {ightened securely ;Use tbe correct
tools as necessary to ensure proper t gh!ness
TO REMOVE LAWN MOWER FROM
CARTON
• Re_0ve loose parts included with mower
• Cui down two end corners of cartOn and lay end pane
down flat_
• Removeaflpackingmelerialsexceptpaddin_jbetweeh
upper and lower handle and padding holding operator
presence control bar to upper handle
. Ro_ fawn mower out of Cartoh and ch_ck Carton thor.
oughly for additional loose patter
HOWTO SET UPYOUR LAWN MOWER
TO UNFOLD HANDLE (see Fig, f1)'
IMPORTANT: UNFOLD HANDLES CAREFULLY SO _.S
NOT TO PINCH OR DAMAGE CONTROL CABLES
" Raise handles until lower handle section locks into
pfa_e in moWing pesition
• Raise upper handle secUon intoplace on lower handle,
remove protective padd ng and t ghtbn both hand e
knobs
• Remove handle paddtng hoiding 01_erator presence
con{Pot bar to Upper handle
• Your lawn mower handle can be adlusted for your
m0wtng comfort Refei tc_ =Adjust Randie _ in the
Service and Ad.tustmenl ,section of this manual
TO INSTALL ATTACHMENTS,
(See Fig. 2)
'(our lawn mower was shipped ready 'to be i]sed as a
mulcher To convert to bagging or discilarg[ng:
• Open rear door and remove mulcher pEug, Store
mulcher plug In a safe place
• _You can now Lnstaflcatcher or optional ciiPp_:ngdeflec-
tore
• To return to mulching operation, install mulcher plug
into discharge ol_ening of mower Be sure aft tabs are
seated propedy
H • ii i HHHIHHIIIII I N I I
ASSEMBLY
:
OPERATORPRESENCE
COHTROLBAR
UPPER HANDLE
LI_ UP
LOWERHANDLE,
FIG_I
MULCHERPLUG
FtG_2
CAUTION: Do not run your lawn mower
wfthout mulcher plug in plaoe or ap-
proved ,clipping deflector,or grass.
catcher In place. Ne_/er attempt to op-
erate the learn mowerwffh the Pear door
removed or propped Open.
ASSEMBLY
i rill iiiii ,,ll,ll lllll i
TO ASSEMBLE AND ATTACH GRASS
CATCHER (See Figs, 3A thru 4)
• insert leg of tubular frame through trent Opening of
glass catcher and thread frame Into sewn hem of bag..
NOTE:. Keep bag hem gathered on he straight leg of the
tubular frame.
• When frame comes out the other end of sewn hem,
immediately work the end of frame down Instde the bag
as Shown in InseL
• Stile sewn hem evenly around the tubular frame until
both ends of frame are exposed out of the front open-
tng,,
• Assemble Iower frame to tubular frame as shown. Be
sure handle is outside of bag and frames are fully
seated as shown in Inset.
• Slip viny_ bindings over frame.
NOTE: tf vinyl bindings are too st}if, hold them in warm
water for a few minutes, if bag gets wet, let It dry before "-_.
using,,
• Closet_efllpiid FlipIidmustbeclosedwhfteoperating
lawn mower
• Lift the rear door on the mower housing and place the
grass catcher lrame onto the formed tabs oh the rear
door hinge bracket,
• The grass catcher is secured to the lawn mower
housing when the rear door {s lowered onto the grass
catcher Irame.
cAuTION: Donot runyourlawn mower
without clipping deflector or approved
grass catcher in placer Never attempt
tooperate thelawn mowerwith therear
door removed or propped open.
SEWN HE_ FLIP LID
LowER
(Frams_must
TUBULAR ! '
FiG, 3B
LOWERFRAMEHANDLE
. : FIG. 3C
BRACKET
GRASS
CATCHER
FRAME
FORMED
TABS
FIG. 4
FIG. 3A
7
OPERATION
KNOW YOUR LAWN MOWER
READ THiS OWNER'S MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERATING YOUR f_NN MOWER; Compare the
illustrations with yoLJtlawnmower to familiarize yourseif with the Ioeatton of various controls and_adjOstments, Save this
manual !or future reference,, , .......
These symbols may appear on your lawn mower or in literature supped wlth the pr0dudL Lba_rnand understand
their meaning. .... " ' ' ' '
CAUTION ENGINE ENGINE ' FAST SLOW CHOKE FUEL O_tr ,DANGER;KEENHANDS
ORWARNING., ON OFF ! • . _. ANDFEETAWAY
GASOLINE FJLLER dAB
MULCHERPLUG
ENG|NE OIL CAP
"WRU D_PST!CK
LAWN:MOWERHOUSING
MEETS CPSC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.
Sears rotary walk-behind power fawn mowers conform tothe safety standards of lhe American'National Standards Institute
and the U,S. Consumer Product Safety Cdmmfssian° .........
The blade turns when the engine ts.i_nn}ng_
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OPERATOR PREsENcE CONTROL BAR - must be held
down t0 the hahdfe to start the englne, Reiease to stopthe
englne•
PRIMER - pumps addillonal fuel from the carburetor to the
cylinder tor use when starting a cold engine
STARTER HANDLE - used for stad}ng the engine.
ENGINE SPEED CONTROL - locatedon the stde of the
engine which allows you to select e!lher re.st (_) or Blow
(.,_h) enginespeed,
MULCHER PLUG - located at tlie discharge,opeding must
be removed when converting to bagging ordtscharglng
operation,
OPERATION
Th ope atonofa yawnmowe c nresu,t,',of',gno ,0Ctsthr0Wn,n o,ho yes,wh,chc n
= result in severe aye damager Always wear safety glasses or eye sh aids whe operat ng your
lawn mower or performing any adjustments or repairs. We recommend a wide vision §afety
i mask over the spectacles or standard safety glasses, ' :; ........... "
HOW TO USE YOUR LAWN MOWER
ENGINE SPEED CONTROL (See Fig. 5)
The engine speed Is controlled by a lever toceled on the
Side of the engine, Fast (,t_) posllion ts for starting the OO!'_ROLLEVE_
engine, normal cutting, and better grass bagging S!ow
(.0=,) POSitionisforllghi cuffing, trimming and fuel economy, _'
ENGINE ZONE CONTROL
CAUTION: Federal regulations iequlre
an engine control to be installed on this
lawn mower in order to minimize the J'_ PRIMER
risk of blade contact injury, Do not . . '_ :"
under any circumstances attempt to FIG, 5
defeat the function of the operator con*
troI.The blade turns when the engine is LOWERWHEELS
running. FORHIGHcLrr RAISEWHEELS
FORLOWCUT
• Your lawn mower Is equipped with an operator pres- _ _"
once control bar which requires the operator to be _ .,._'
positioned behind the lawn mower handle to start and
operate the ,own mower,r _.._.__._._,,.,i
TO ADJUST CUTFING HEIGHT (See Fig. 6) _r ,_r,
• Raisewheelsforlowculandlowerwheeisforhlghcut, _ ___
,, Wheels are set In low cut for shtppfng, AdjuSt cultlng
height to suit your requirements Medium pos_tlon is ' _-
best for most lawns
• To change Cutting height, squeeze adjuster lever to-
Ward wheel Move wheef up or down to suit your
requirements Be sure all wheels are tn the same
setting FIG. 6
TO EMPTY GRASS CATCHER (See Fig, 7)
• Lift up on grass calcher using Ihe fiame handle, : • t "_"
• Empty clippings from bag uslng both lrame handre and
bag handle.
NOTE: Do not drag the bag when emptying it will cause
unnecessary wearo_ _i-_.:-"
BEFORE' STARTING ENGINE
OIL
Your lawn mower Is sh_pped without oil in the engine, , _ F!G; 7
" Besuramoweristevelandareaaroundotiti]_isclean, • Checkbil_ievelbefor_eachuse_ Addolltfneeded. Fill
• Remove engine oil cap w/dipstick and fill to the fuji line to full tire on dips!tck.
on the dipstick • To read proper leve]i _ighten engine oil cap each tithe
• Use2Oozs_of oil. Fortypeandgradeofoiltouse,see . Retnstaltenglneoflcapandtighten '
"ENGINE" In Customer Responstbitiltes section of this • - -
manual, • After the ttrst two (2) hours of m0wtng, change the oit,
and every 25 hours thereafter, You may need to
• Pour otl slowly, Do not over tll! changetheotlmorebftenunderdusty, dirtycohdltions
9
r I _ :
OPERATION
GAS
,, Fill fuel tank. Use fresh, clean, regular unteaded
gesdiine With a minimum of 87 octan& (Use of leaded
gasoline Wit ncreaee carbon and lead oxide deposits
and reduce valve life),, Do not mix oil with gasoline.
Purchase fuel Fnquantities that can be used w thin 30
days tO assure flJel freshness. ",
WARNING: Experience indicates that alcohol blended
fuels (called gasohel or using ethanol or methanol) can
attract moisture which Jeads to separation and format!on ot
acids during storage. Acidic gas can damage the fuel
system of an erigtne while in storage. T_oavoid engine
problems, the ,fUel system should be emptied before stor-
age of 30 days o1:longer. Drain 'the fue! tank, start the
engine and et itrun 'unit fuel nes and carburetor are
empty. Use fresh fuel next season. Sea Storagei!nstruc-
lions for additional information, Never use engine or
carburetor cleaner products tn fue_ tank or permanent
damage may occur.
TO START ENGINE
• To start acold engine push pdmer_t_e (5) times berets
trying to'start. Use a firm push, This _tep is not usua!ly
necessary when starting an engine which has already
run for ate w mtnu es_
Push eng'lne speed control lever to fast [._) position.
• Hold operator presence contro! bar down to the handle
and putl starter handle quickly. Do not aflow starter
rope to snap back°
. To stop engine, release operat0r pre.sence control bar.
NOTE: In cooler weather It may be necessary to repeat
priming steps, In warmerweather over priming maycause
flooding and engine will not start, If you do flood engine,
wait a few minutes before attempting to start and do not
repeat pdmlng step&
MOWING TIPS
• Under certain conditions, such as very tallgrass, itmay
be necessary to raise the height of c;ut to reduce
push ng effort and to keep from overloading the engine
and leav ng clumps of grass clippings.
• For extremely heavy cutting, reduce the wtdih of cut
and raise the rear of the lawn mower housing one (1)
wh'eet adjL=stersetting higher than the front for better
discharge of grass.
• For belier grass bagging and mbst Cutting _onditlons,
the engine speed should be set in the fast (.€_) posi-
tion.
• When using a rear discharge lawn mower in moist,
heavy grass, clumps of out grass may not enter the
grass catcher: Reduce ground speed (pushing speed)
and/or tun the lawn mows rover the area a second lime.,
• If atrailer grass cllpplngsls left on ti:teright side of a rear
discharge lawn mower, mow in a cl0ckwfse dlrecUon
with a small oved&p to collect the clippings on the next
pass; " L, ; " _ ;
K_ep 'top of engine around Starter, dear and clean of
grass clippings and chaff. This wii! help engine air flow
and extend engine life
I
• Pores In cloth grass catche(_banbecome filled with dirt
and dust with use and c'atchers wttl col!ect less gi'ess,
Toprevent lhfs, regu ally hose catchers off wilh water
andfet dry before using. ," _=
MULCHING MOWING 'TIPS
IMPORTANT: FOR BEST"PERFORM_NCE, KEEP
MOWER HOUSING FREE OF BUIL,T-UFt GRASS AND
TRASH CLEAN UNDERSIDE OF,MOWER HOUSING
AFTER EACH USE. SEE ."CLEANING" IN'CUSTOMER
RESPONSIBILITIES SECT ON OFTHIS MANUAL ' '
• The spec!al mutchlng blade wtti recut'_h§ grass Cllp-
pings many times and redqce them in size So that as
they fal! onto the lawn Ihe_,iwjfl disperse into'the grass
and not be noticed, Also, the mu!ched grass will
blodegrads quickly to provide nutrients for the lawn.
Afways muloh with your highestengine' (blade) speed
as this wilt provide lhe :best recuttlng action of the
Medea .
!,
° AvoidcuttJngyourlawnwhen Hswet, Wetgraastends
to form clumps and interferes with the mulching action,
The best time to mow your lawn iSthe eady Afternoon,
At this time the grass hasdded and the newly cut area
will notes exposed to the direct s0ri.
• For best re,_utts, adjust the IeWli mower cu_Jng height
so that the lawn mowe_ cuts elf only the top one;third
of the grass blades (See EJg. 8), :If the lawn is
overgrown it willbe necessary to'rais_the height of cut
to reduce pushing effort and to keep from byerloading
the engine and leaytngelumps of _ulPhedgrass, For
extremely heavy mulching, red,Jce yoi4t width of cut,
mow slowly andTals_ the rea_"of the lawn mower one
wheel adjuster setting hlghe,r thari th=efront.
" Certain types of gras_ ahd grass conditions may re;
quire that an area be mulched a rsecond time to
comp etely hide lhe clippings When :doing a second
cut, mew across or perpend!cular to the first cut path.
• Change yourcutttng pattern from week to week, Mow
north to soulh one _eek then change tOeast to west the
next week. This will help prevent matt ng And grain ng
of the lawn.
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CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES
Check for Loose Fasteners _ ._ : .__
i Clean/Inspect Grass Catcher "_ • J
(If Eqyipped) tl/ V' I_. ...........
WE Ctean Lawn Mower t,! " " ' If; i . _: ' -_
R
Clean UnderOd;.te Cover
(Self-Propelled Mowers) V'
ChecldSha(pe_ep!ece Blade V' 3
Lubrication Chart
Clean Battery/Recharge
(Electric Start Mowers I • ,
Check Engine OIl Level • • _ ' I '
N Change Engine Oil !/
G Clean Air F!!!er
I Inspect Muffler
U Clean or Replace Spark Plug
E Replace Air Filter Paper Cartridge
l - Changemoreoftenwhenoperatingunderaheavyk_adorInhighambientlemperaluros
2- ServicemoreoftenwhenoperagngIndirtyetdustyconditions
3" RopEasebladesmoreoftenwhenmowingIneahdyeoit
4-.Charge48hoursatando_season
V'2
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The warranty on this lawn mower does [_otcover items that
have been subjecte d tooperator abuse or n'egugence. To
receive full value from the warranty, Operator must maintain
mower as instructed In this manual,
Some adjustments wili need to be made periodically to
properly maintain your unit.
AI! adjustments In the Service &nd Adjustments section of
this manual should be checked at least once each season.
• Once a year, replace the spark piug, replace air filter
element and check blade for wear., A new spark plug
and s!eaninew air filter element assures proper air-fuel
mixlure and helps your engine ran better and Iast
longer.
• Fotlow the maintenance schedule In this manual
LUBRICATION CHART
WHEEL
ADJUSTER
(_BRAKE
SPRING
BRACKET
(_)ENGINE OIL
BEFORE EACH USE
• Check engine oil levet
• Check for loose fasteners.
I.UBRICATtON
Keep unit well lubricated (See "LUBRICATIO N CHART =)
IMPORTANT; DO,NOT OIL OR GREASE PLASTIC WHEEL
BEARINGS VISCOUS LUBRICANTS WILL ATTRACT
DUST AND DIRT THAT WILL SHORTEN .THE LIFE OF
THE SELF LUBRICATING BEARINGS. IF YOU FEEL THEY
MUST BE LUBRICATED USE ONLY A DRY, POWDERED
GRAPHITE TYPE LUBRICANT SPAR NGLY
11
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES
LAWN MOWER
Always observe safety ru_eswhen performing any mainte-
nance., ii!'
TIRES
,' Keep tires tree of gasoline, oil, or insect control chemi-
cals which can harm rubber.
• AvOid stumps, stones, deep ruts, sharp objects and
other hazards that _maycause tire damage.
BLADE CARE
For best resu!ts, m0werblade must be kept sharp, Replace
bent or damaged blades.
TO REMOVE BLADE (see Fig° 9)
• Disconnect spark plug wire from spark plug and place
wire where it cannot come In contact with spark plug,
• Turn lawn mower on its side Make sure air filter and
carburetor ere up,,
• Use a wood block between blade and mower housing
to prevent blade from turning when remov ng b ads
bolt,
. Protect your hands with gievaa and/or wrap blade wtth
heavy cloth.
• Remo_/e blade belt by turning counter-clockv_ise, Use
a 9/16" box OFopen-end wrench
• Remove b_ade and attaching hardware (bolt, Iocl_
washer and hardened washer)
NOTE: Remove the btade adapter and check the key
inside hub of blade adapter. The key must be n good
condition to Work property_ Replace adaptei' if damaged.
TO REPLACE BLADE (See Fig. 9)
', Position the blade adapter on the engine crank.shaft,
Be sure key in adapter and keyway tn crankshaft ai'e
aligned
• Posliton blade on the blade adapter a#gningthe two (2)
holes in the blade with the raised fugs on the adapter.
• Be sure the trailing edge is up toward the engine.,
• lnstaltthe blade bol! with the lockwashei" and hardened
washer into blade adapter and crankshaft.
o Use block of wood between blade and lawn mower
housing and lighten the blade bolt, turning clockwise
• The recommended tightening torque ls 35-4(_ ft_ 15s
IMPORTANT; BLADE BOLT IS GRADE 8 HEATTREATED
BLADE__ "___
I wAs. . T.A U. :\
LOCK WASHER EDGE BLADE ADAPIER
FIG. 9
NOTE: We do not recommend sharpening blade- but Ifyou
do, be sure the blade is balanced
TO SHARPEN BLADE
Care Shou!d be taken to keep the blade balanced, An
unbalanced blade will cause eventual damage to !awn
mower or engine.
• The blade can be sharpened with s fits or on a gdndlng
wheel, Do not attempt to sharpen while on the mower.
• To check btade balance, ddve a nailtnIo a beam or wall
Lea_ve aboul one inch of the straight nail exposed.
Place canter ho e of blade over ths head of the na If -
biade is baEanced, tt should remain in a horizonta!
position, t! either end of the blade moves downward,
sharpen the h6avy" endunt I the b ads Sbalahced.
GRASS CATCHER
• The grass=catcher may be hosed wilh water, but must
be dry when use'd, ' .
• Check your grass c_tohsr 61ten for damage of:deter)o-
ration. Through normat use it will wear, ][ catcher
needs replacing, replace only with a manufacturer
approved replacement catcher Give the lawn mower
model number when ordering ; '
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ENGINE
LUBRICATION
Use only htgh quality d_,tergent 0if rated with APt service
classification SF or SG,; Select the oil s SAE viscosity grade
according to your expected operating temperature,
-2(_' .tO" "_P IO _ " _ 313_ "" 40'
TEt'_]FERATURE RANGE AHllCIPATED BEFORE NEXT OIL CHANGE
NOTE: Allhough multi-viscosity otis (5W30, 10W30 etc.)
improve start ng n cold weather,.these mu Ii-viscos ty o s
will result in increased oil consumption when used above
32_'F, Check your engine oil level more frequently to avoid
possible engine damage from running low on oil
Change the ofl after the first two hours of operation and
every 25 hours thereafter or at least once a year if the lawn
mower is not used for 25 hours In one year,
Check the crankcase oll level before starting the engine
and after each five (5) hours of conllnuous use. Tighten oil
plug securely each time you check the oiI level
TO CHANGE ENGINE OIL (See Fig, 10)
NOTE: Before tipping lawn mower to drain o_l, drain fuel
tank by running engine until fuel tank is empty.
,, Disconnect spark plug wire from spark plug and place
wire where it cannot,come in contact wilh spark plug.
• Remove engfne ol! Cap; }ay astde on a clean surface.
,, Tip lawn mower on its side and drain oil into a suitable
container, Rock Fawnmower back and forth io remove
any otl trapped inside of engine.
,, W_pe off any spilled oil on lawn mower and on side of
engine•
" Fttt engine Wilh oil. F_Honly to the "FULL" line on the
dipstick. DO NOT OVER FILL
• Reptace engine oil cap.
• Reconnect spark plug wire to spark ptug.
AIR FILTER
Your engine wilt not run properly and may be damaged by
using a dirty air filter,
Replace the a!r filter every year, more often If you mow in
ve_ dusty, dirty conditions. Do not wash air filter•
TO CHANGE AIR FILTER (See Fig 11)
,, Remove the air filtercover byturnlng counterclockwise
to the Stop and pull away from collar.
• Remove filter from inside of cover..
• Clean the Inside of the cover and the collar to remove
any dirt accumulat)on
• Insert new filter into cover.
• Put air filter cover and fliter into cotiar aligning the tab
wiih the slot
,, Push in on cover and turn clockwise to lighten.
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CONTAINER._
FIG, 10
COLLAR
SLOT
COUNTER'
CLOCKWISE
TO REMOVE
FIG. 11
MUFFLER
Inspect and replace corroded muffler as it could create a
fire hazard and/or damage.
SPARK PLUG.
Change your spark plug each year to make _iour engine
slarteasier and run,bettel:, Set spark plug gap at ,.030 inch.
CLEANING.
IMPORTANT,: .FOR BEST PERFORMANCE, KEEP
MOWER HOUSING FREE OF BUILT, UP GRASS AND
TRASH, CLEAN UNDERSIDE OF MOWER HOUSING
AFTER EACH USE,
I ,,_11_. ' CAUTION_ D'_onne_t sparll(pfug wire I
AI_ ' from spark plug and place wire where it
cbr_n0t come In contact with the =park
•, _ P_t'l_':': ' _ .....
' Turn lawn mower on its side. Make sure air filler and
. carburetor are up: Clean the underside ot your lawn
mower by scraping to remove build-up of grass and
trash, '
, Clean enginb of!en to keep trash from accumulaling. A
€loggeo engine runs hotter and shortens engine itfs,
• Keep Iini_hed surfaces and wheels free of all gasoline,
oil_ate,
• we DO NOT i'ecommend using a garden hose toclean
lawn mower un!ess the electr|cal system, mufiier, air
filter and carburetor are covered to keep water out
Water in engfne can result In shortened engine life.
SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS
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| _ _ Release control bar. I
| _l " Make sure the blade and all moving parts have completely stopped, !: I
! " Disconnect spark plug wire from spark plug and place:where tt cann0t_comeln contact with plug. I
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LAWN MOWER
TO ADJUST CUTTING HEIGHT
See "TO ADJUST CUTTtNG HEIGHT" in the OperatiOn
secflbn of this manual,,
REAR DEFLECTOR
The rear deflector, attached beiween the rear wheels of
your lawn mower, is provided to minimize the possibility
that objects wiii be thrown out the rear of the lawn mower
into the 0perator's mowing p0sition:
tf the rear deflector becomes damaged, it should be re-
ptacedo
TO ADJUST HANDLE (See Figs. 12 Thru 14)'
Your town mower handle can be raised or towered for your
mow!ng'comfort. Four (4) positions are available', high,
medium high, mediuro'!ow and low. H_,ndles are shipped
mounted In the medium low position° _ .,
To change from medium towto mediom high postliei!,
the upper and lower handle sections will ha;_e to be
turned over (Sea Fig, 12B),
. Remove the cable clips,
,, Remove the controls and ope[ato_' presence control
bar from the upper handle
,, Remove th_ starter rope guide lrol_1the lower handle.
', Remove hairpin coffers.
. Disconnect the lower hand e from the handle brackets
(See Fig, 14) ' " ' "
• Turn the handle over and reassemble the hairpin
cotters that have been removed. ,.
• Reassemble the starter rope guide i
• Reassemble thecon|rois and the operator presence
control bar to the upper handteo
CAUTION i The operai0ri}_esen_ec0n- ' ]
_ trol bar mbst plvot freelyto permtt blede J
brake engagement when control bar, Is |
released, Do not over tighten the fas;_ ' I
tenors hold{ng the contro!s to the up- I
perhani:fle. " ' " ',, I
° To change fl:om medium low to h!gh posittcn only the
u?per handle section will have to be turned o,ver (See
Fig. 13A), '
• To change from medium low lo,l_w position, 0nty the
lower handle section will have to,be turned over (See
Fig. 13B}. :, "
ENGINE
CARBURETOR
Your carburetor has a non-adjustable fixed main Jet for
mixture central t1your engine does not operate prop6rty
due to suspected carburetor problems, take your lawn
mower to an authorized service center for repair Oradjust-
ment
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HAIRPIN CL!P
FIG, t4
HANDLE
, BRACKET
S'
ENGINE SPEED
• r -
Your engine speed has been factory set,, Do not attempt
to increase engine speed or itmay resu l in personal Injury,,
li you believe that the englhe !s running toofasi o_toostow,
take your fawn mower to an authorized service center for
repair and adjustment.
IIJLI ,Llllll,lu LUll I lll HI,HI' IIIII,IIIIIIIIHll Ill l I
STORAGE
ImmediateLy prepare your lawn mower for storage at the
end _f the season or if the unit wt!lnot be used for 30 days
or more.
LAWN MOWER
When awn mower s to be stored fore pedod of t_me,clean
it thoroughly, remove all dirt, grease, eaves, etc Store n
a clean, dry area.
• Ciean entire fawn mower (See "CLEANING" tn the
Customer Responsibilities Secfion of this manual). "
• Lubricate as shown in the Customer Responsibilities
secilon of this manual
• Be sure that all nuts boIts screws and pins are
securelyfastened inspect movlngpartsfordamage,
breakage and wear.. Replace If necessary.
• Touch up all rusted or chipped paint surlacas; Band
I_ghtty before painting.
HANDLE (See Fig. 15)
You can fold your lawn mower handle for storage
" Squeeze the bottom ends of the lower handle toward
each other unttl the lower handle clears the handle
bracket, then move handle forward_
= Loosen upper handle mounting bolts enough to allow
upper handle Io be folded back,
IMPORTANT: WHEN FOLDING THE HANDLE FOR
STORAGE OR TRANSPORTATION, BE SURE TO FOLD
THE HANDLE AS SHOWN OR you MAY DAMAGE THE
CONTROL CABLES:
• When setting up your handle from the storage position
the lower handle will automatically lbck Into the mew pg
position • ' .
SQUEEZETO ._
FOLD ._e;..
LOWERHANDLE
HAIRPIN
COTTER
OPERATORPRESENCE
CONTROLBAR .,...,.__,..._
UPPERHANDLE "_J
LOWERHANDLE
, FOL;BAC WAnO
MOW|NG
POSiTiON
FIG, 15
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ENGINE
FUEL SYSTEM
iMPORTANT: IT IS IMPORTANT ,TO PREVENT GUM
DEPOSITS FROM FORMING IN ESSENTIAL FUEL
SYSTEM PARTS SUCH AS CARBURETOR, FUEL F|LTER,
FUEL HOSE, OR TANK DURING STORAGE ALSO,
EXPERIENCE INDECATES THAT ALCOHOL BLENDED
FUELS (CALL_EDGASOHOL OR USING ETHANOL. OR
METHANOL) CAN ATTRACT MOISTURE WHICH LEADS
TO SEPARATION AND FORMATION OF ACIDS DURING
STORAGE..ACIDIC GAS CAN DAMAGE THE FU_L
,SYSTEM OF AN ENGINE WH_LE IN STORAGE
• Drain:the fuel tank.
, Start {he _ngfne and tet It run until the fuel lines and
carbureto! are empty.
Never_use engtne or carburetor cleaner prod ucts in the
fuel tank Or permanent damage may occur
• Use fresh fuel next season
NOTE: Fue_ stabilizer is an'acceptable alternative In
minimizing the format}on ef fuel gum deposits dudng stor-
age, Add stabilizer to gasoline in fuel tank or storage
contalner. Always follow the mix ratio found on stabilizer
container. Run eng!ne at least 10 minutes after adding
stabilizer to allow the stablllzer to reach the carburetor. Do
hot d rainthe gas tank and carburetorlf using fuet stabilizer
ENGINE oIL
Drain oil (with _nglne warm) and replace with clean engine
oil. (See "ENGINE = in the Customer Responsibilities
sect!0n of th!s manua!)
CYLINDER "
• Remov e spark 9lug.
• Pout one ounce (29 mi) of oil through spark plug hole
into cylFnder_ '
• Pull starter handle slowly a few limes to distribute eli.
• Repiace With new spark ¢lug.
OTHER
• Do not stere gasoIIne from one season to another_
• Replace your gasoline can !1your can starts t() rust
Rust and/or dirt in your gasoline will cause problems
,, if possible, store your _Jnt[indc_ors and cover it to give
protection f[om dust and dirt.
• Cover your unit w!th a suitable protective cover that
" dQes not retain moisture. DO not use plastic. PlasIic
cannot braathewhlch allows, condensation to form and
will caus_ your unit to rust.
IMPORTANT_ NEVER COVER MOWER WHILE ENGINE
AND E_HAUST AREAS ARE STILL WARM.
_ AUTION: Never st0rethelawn mower '
with gasoline tn thelanl( Inside n buiLd-
ing where fumes may reach an open
flame or spark, Allow the engine to
•, - c0ol before storing In any enclosure, -
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REF PART REF PART
NO, NOr DESCRIPTION NO, NOr
MODEL NUMBER 143.964006-
DESCRIPTION
1 36b.70A
2 26727
6 33734
7 35557
!2A 36558
129 34595
14 28277
15 30589
16 32651
17 31335
18 650548
19 36281
20 32600
30 35798
40 34514
4O 34515
40 34516
41 325389
41 325489
41 325499
42 28986
42 28987
42 28989
43 20381
45 309639
46 32610A
48 27241
50 36726
52 29914
69 35261
70 34311D
72 36083
75 27897
80 30574A
8t 30590A
82 30591
53 30588A
86 650488
89 611004
90 611112
92 650815
93 _650816
100 34443A
101 610118
103 651007
110 34961
119 36437
120 36474
125 35471
!25 36472
125 29314B
12G 293t5C
130 6021A
135 35395
150 35991
15'1 31673
Cylinder 169 27234A
(Inc{, 2,7,20,125,169,172,174) 172 32755
Dowel Pin 174 30200
Breather Element 178 29752
Brea!herAss'y. (Incl 6 & 12A) 182 6201
BreatherOevef& Tube (IneL 129) 184 26756
Breather Tube Elbow 185 36544
Washer 186 34356
Governor Rod (tncl. t4) 189 650839
Governor Lever 191 36559
Governer Lever Clam p 195 610973
Screw, 8-32 x 5/16 _ 200 35727
Extension Spr!ng 202 36482
OIt seal 283 31342
Crankshaft 204 650549
Piston, Pin & Rtng Set (Std.) 205 650777
Piston, Pin & Ring Set (,010" OS) 207 34336
Piston, Pin & Ring Set(.020" OS) 209 30200
Piston & Pin Ass'y. (Side) (lncL 43) 215 32410
Piston & P_n Ass'y. 223 650451
(_OlO" OS) (tncf, 43) 224 34690A
Piston & Pin Ass'y. 238 650932
(_020" OS) (lnot. 43) 239 34338
Ring Set (Sld.) 241 35797
Ring Set (.010" OS) 245 35065
Ring Set (°020" OS) 250 35085
Piston Pin Retaining Ring 260 36420A
CQnqecting Rod Ass'y (ind. 46) 251 30200
Connecting Rod Boll 262 650831
Valve Lifter 275 36473
Camshaft (RCR) 277 650988
. Oil Pump Ass'y 285 35000A
Moulittng Flange Gasket 287 650926
Mounting Flange (Inci72 thru 83) 290 30705
OI1Drain Plug 292 26460
Oil Seal 298 28763
Governor Shaft 300 343698
Washer 301 36246
Governor GearAss'y (incl. 81) 305 35647
Governor Spoot 306 34265
Screw, t/4-20 x 1-1/4" 307 35499
Flywheel Key 309 650562
Flywheel 310 35648
Beflevi!te Washer 313 34080
Flywheel Nut 370A 36261
Sotld State Ignition 3709 35167
Spark Plug Cover 370K 36695
Screw, Tor'x T-15, t0-24 x 15/18" 380 632744
Ground Wire 390 590694
"Cylinder Head Gasket 400 36475
Cylinder Head
Exhaus! Valve (Std.) (fncl 151) 416 36085
Exhaust VaNe
(1t32" OS) (IncL 151) 417 650760
tntake Valve (Std.) (Incl, 151)
Intake Valve (I/32" OS) (fncl., !51)
Screw, 5/16-18 x 1-!/2"
Resistor Spark Plug (RJ19LM)
Valve Sprtng
Valve Spring cap
*Valve Cover Gasket
Valve Cover
Screw. 10-24 x 9/16 _
Nut & Lock Washer. 114-28
Screw, 1/4-28 x 7t8"
* Carburetor To Intake Pipe Gasket
Intake Pipe
Governor Link
Screw, t14-20 x 3/8"
S,Eo 'Brake Bracket (Incl. 195)
Terminal
Control Bracket (Inc[ 202 thru 205)
Compression Spring
Compression Spdng
Screw, 5-40 x 7/16
Screw, 6-32 x 21/32 =
Throttle Unk
Screw, 10-24 x 9/16"
Control Knob
Screw, 1/4-20 x 1"
"Intake Pipe Gasket
Screw, 10-32 x 49/64"
"Air Cleaner Gasket
Air Cleaner Collar
Air Cleaner Filter
Air Cleaner Cover
Blower Housing ,
screw, t0-24 x 9/16'
Screw, 1/4-20 x 1/2"
Muffler (lncl, 277) .
Screw, t/4-20 x 2-5/t6
Starter Cup
Screw, 8-32 x 21/64"
FueJ Line
Fue! Line Clamp
• Screw, 10-32 x 35164"
Fuel Tank (Inc!. 292 & 301)
Fuel Cap
Oil Fill Tube
i* "O"-.Ring
"O"-RIng
Screw, 10-32 x 1t2"
Dipstick
Spacer
Lubrication Decal
Control Decal
Starter Decal
Carburetor (lncl. t84)
Rewind Starter '
Gasket Set
(lncL Items Marked "tn Notes)
Spark Arrestor Kit
(lncl. 417)(Optional)
Screw, 8-32 x 3/8' (Optional)
RPM High 2900 to 3200
RPM Low 2450 to 2750
(NOTE: This engine could have been built with 590737
starter, Refer to the design of {he rope pulley strength
ribsfor part Identiffcatlen. Individual starter parts do not
intem+hange )
NOTE: All component dimensions given tn US inches
1 Inch = 25 4 mm
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! 631615
= _ _Z_ 2 631767
_ 4 63_184
5 631183
, " 6 632504
_(._ 16 63t_75
" Jt_, 25 6318_
" 26 632019
" 29 631028
3o 6 Io2 3I 631022
,,_. 35 36045
_. 36 632745
37 632547
" ., 40 632746
_ ' 44 27110
._, _ 48 63f027
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NO. NO."
_" _ 590694
' I 590599A
2 590600
3 590696
--' 4 590601
5 590697
_ __, 6 590696
7 590699
8 590700
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_, 13 59_01
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NO, NO.
632744
Mo E INoM ER 43,9--o06
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Carburetb_ .,'., . •
ct_! 84 o! Engfne Par_s List)
hm|tl_ Shaft & Lever Assembfy
Throttle.' ReIL_ Sprtng
DlJst Seal Washer
Dust seat _Srottie)
Thrbtt!e'Sfi_tte.t _
Shutter. Screw
Fuel Fittlng"_;, ,:
F!o_I Bowl , ....
Floal Shaf_: " :"l
Float .::,_': ;'.
Fioat BO_I ."0" Ring
Irlie_ N'eedte, Seat, & Cl_p (|net 31)
Spi't_gC!li_. -' .
p dp_erilBe'lS/Retainer Ring
Ma}ipNo_leT0be. " .
"O'* Ring, ,Ma!h No_Ie Tube
High Sp_ed Bqwl Nut
Peel NU!'W&_e_":_;_.. .
Welc5 PlUg; Atmbsphertc Vent
=SC" iFrtoN
Recod S!arter ._
Sprth!;j P!n (IncL 4)
Washier '
Retainer ; :.
Washer, '
Blake!Spring :
Staiter Dog l
DO#Spahg ;. '
P£lley & ReWtnd Spr|ng Ass'y.
Startei" Hdusing Ass'y,
Startei'ROpe (98 X'9/64 client:-
Starter Handle
IIilll'' I I "lt't'"l'l' 'lll'llll'l_ IIn I
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REF PART
NO: N0. :,
59_1737
-3 590740
6 590616
7 590617
8 590618A
11 590687A
12 590535
13 _90701
t4 590741
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aew_':d Si_der
Retalne_..::' '
Starter D6g _:,-:
DeclS'Prlng
Pi_,_ey'&_e_in'dSp_ngAss'y
starte_']-{obdi0g Ass y
(40 degree grommet)
Slatte[:Ro_ie.. .....
(Lengih 9,8".X9/64" _ta.)
Stealer Handle '_: :,
Loc_tr_g Tab • "
NOTE: All component d}menstons given, in UoS Inches
1 inch = 26.4 rnm '
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