Craftsman 143.625082 User manual

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Sears

MODEL NUMBER:

143.625082

5 H.

P.

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ION

Read

Instructions

Carefully

Assembly

Operating

Repair Parts

Form

No.

692719

owners

manual

CRAFTSMAN

ENGINES

SEARS,ROEBUCK AND

CO.

U.S.A.

SIMPSONS -SEARS LIMITED.

CANADA

Printed in

U.

S.A.

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Be

Sure

To

Observe

I CAUTION I

Safety

Precautions

v

To

Prevent

Accidents

1. Stop the engine whenever you

leave

the equipment,

even

for

a moment. Make sure blades and

all moving parts

have

stopped, disconnect the spark plug wire

from

the plug and keep wire

away

from

plug

to

prevent accidental starting before cleaning, making any adjustments, in-

specting or repairing.

2.

Check fuel before

each

using. Do

not

fill

gasoline

tank

when engine

is

running

or

while engine

is

hot. Wipe

off

any spilled gasoline before starting engine - - gasoline

is

highly

flammable-

always handle

with

care.

3. Do

not

run engine indoors, exhaust

gases

contain carbon monoxide which

is

odorless

and

deadly poison.

If

for

some

reason

engine must

be

run indoors, open all doors

and

windows

to

provide sufficient ventilation.

4.

For

engines equipped

with

a

No

Pull Starter, be

sure

and

read

the handling and safety precau-

tions in

your

engine manual.

5.

Disengage self propelling

unit

or

drive clutch on units

so

equipped before starting engine- -Keep

guards in place.

6.

Don't

change governor settings

or

overspeed the engine. The governor controls the

speed

and

protect

the engine

from

damaging, excessive

speeds.

Excessive

speeds

are

dangerous.

7.

Don't

store equipment

with

fuel in the

tank

inside a building where fumes may reach

an

open flame

or

spark. Let the engine cool before storing in any enclosure.

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8.

Never

leave

engine running unattended.

9. Keep all screws, nuts

and

bolts

tight

to

be

sure

equipment

is

in

safe

OP.erating

condition.

Keep

equ

ipment clean

at

all times.

10.

If

your

equipment should start vibrating, stop the engine and check

for

damage

or

loose

parts. Vibration generally

is

a warning

of

trouble.

IMPORTANT

1.

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY

BEFORE OPERATING

THIS

ENGINE.

2.

MAKE

ONLY

THE

SIMPLE ADJUSTMENTS AS

OUTLINED

IN

THIS

BOOK.

3. FOR

ANY

MAJOR ADJUSTMENTS OR REPAIRS CONTACT

YOUR

NEAREST SEARS,

ROEBUCK

AND

CO. OR SIMPSON-SEARS

RETAIL,

MAIL

ORDER

OR

CATALOG

SALES

OFFICE

STORE.

4. KEEP

THIS

BOOK

HANDY

AT

ALL

TIMES

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE.

READ

IT

CAREFULLY

AND

FAMILIARIZE

YOURSELF

WITH

THE

OPERATING

AND

MAINTEN-

ANCE INSTRUCTIONS.

THIS

BOOK

ALSO

CONTAINS

A COMPLETE PARTS

LISTING.

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CRAfTSMAN

QUALITY

ENGINE

GUARANTEE

We

guarantee all Craftsman Engines

to

be

free

from

defects in material

and

workman-

ship. When properly used, cared

for

, and maintained,

we

will

replace at our

option

and in-

stall,

without

cost

to

you,

fo

r a

pe

riod

of

one (1) year

from

date

of

sale,

any part which

proves, upon

our

examination,

to

be defective under normal

use

.

This guarantee does

not

cover adjustments

to

carburetors, !gnition points, replacement

of

spark plu

gs,

cleanin

g,

sharpening

of

blades,

or

any

serv

i

ce

or

adjustment made

necessary

by

normal

use

and wear

nor

does

it

cover any failures which

are

a result

of

improper

care,

neg

ligence,

abuse,

failure

to

lubricate proper

ly

or

use

of

contaminated fuels

or

lubricants.

Damage

resulting

from

striking solid

or

foreign objects (rocks, tree roots, sprinkler

heads,

iron pipe, walk

edge,

etc.)

is

not

covered

by

this

guarantee.

Equipment

used

for

rental

or

commerci

al

purposes

is

guaranteed

only

for

th

i

rty

(30)

days.

SEARS, ROEBUCK

AND

CO.

C U S T 0 M E R' S R E S P 0 N S I B I L I T I E S

Always

use

care when operating mechanical

or

powered equipment. Keep clear

of

moving parts,

be

lts

or

cha

ins. Do

not

work

on equipment

with

the engine running.

Avoid striking

or

running

into

solid objects

or

debris in the a

re

a

to

be

worked. Clear

the

area

of

foreign objects such

as:

sticks, stones, wire, etc. Keep

your

equipment

clean and check

for

loose

bo

lt

s, nuts and fasteners. Check the engine oil r

egu

larly

and change

it

as

outlined

in

your

engine manual.

Your

guarantee is intended

to

provide you w

ith

adequate protection

agai

nst failures due

to

defects in material

or

wo

rkm

ansh

ip

but

it

does

not

cover adjustments

or

r

ep

lacem

ent

of

parts due

to

normal wear

or

use

nor

does

it

cover dam

age

that may result

in

use

.

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BEFORE

STARTING

ENGINE

OIL F

IL

L

ER

Pl

ug

Fill

here

with

clean

fresh

regular

grade

of

gasoline. lever

Against

spark

plug

TO

STOP

1.

Before starting, fi

ll

crankcase to

"Full"

mark

on

dip

stick.

Be

sure

dip

stick

is

screwed in and that

engine

is

level. Oil capacity

is

3 pints.

2.

Use

S.A.E. No. 30

MS

,

SC,

SO

or

SE

oil.

If

not

available,

use

Muiti·Grade oil (S.A.E. 10W-40W)

MS,

SC,

SO

or

SE.

(Note: Below 32°

Fuse

10W

MS

SC

SO

or

SE.

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3.

Change

oil

after first 2 hours

of

operation and

every 25 operating hours thereafter. Check

oil

every

8 operating hours.

TO

START

EN

GINE

CAUTION:

Keep

hands

and

feet

clear

of

blades

and

all moving

parts.

[!] To

start

cold

engine,

move

choke

lever

to

"FULL

CHOKE"

position.

HOW

TO

USE

STARTER

[D.Grasp recoil

starter

handle

and

pull sharply.

Do

not

allow

starter

rope

to

snap

back.

Rewind slowly

keeping

hold

of

the

starter

handle

at

all times.

0

After

engine

starts

move

choke

lever

to

open

position. Note:

If

engine

is

warm

do

not

choke

to

start.

r::,

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To

stop

engine

press

stop

lever

against

spark

plug

and

hold until

engine

stops. Fig. 1. 4

AIR CLEANER

FIG.

2

MODEL

and

SERIAL

NUMBER

PLATE STARTER

AIR CLEANER

SERVICE

INSTRUCnONS

To

obtain

longest

life

and

trouble

free

use

of

your

engine,

certain

normal

ma

inte

nance

must

be

per-

formed

as

outlined

below:

Disconnect

spark

plug

wire

at

spark

plug

before

perform

i

ng

any

maintenance

to

pre-

vent

occidental

starting

of

engine.

..._d

CHANGE OIL

[!]

Change

oil in

engine

crankcase

after

first

2

hours

of

operation. Unscrew oil

dr"in

plug

located

on

end

of

engine

bose.

(S

ee

Fig. 1)

Replace oil

drain

plug

and

refill

engine

crankcase

with oil

as

per

instructions in

Figure 1.

Thereafter

check

oil level

ofte

n,

before

each

using,

at

each

eight

hours

of

operation

and

odd

oil

if

necessary

to

bring

up

to

proper

level. (See Fig.

1)

Change

oil

at

each

25

hours

of

operation.

PROP

ER

FUEL

QJ

Use a good

grade

of

fresh CLEAN Regular

gasoline.

CLEAN

EN

GINE

[!]

Wipe

off

all

sp

illed fuel

and

oil.

[I]

Keep ·

engine

clean

of foreign

matter

at

all

times. Be

sure

air

fins

on

Cylinder

ore

kept

clean

to.

permit

proper

ventilation.

Remember,

this

is

on

air

cooled

engine

ond

free

air

flow

is

important

for

proper

engine

performance

and

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SERVICE

AIR

CLEAN

ER

Your

engine

is

equipped

with o

dr

y

type

air

cleaner

and

must

be

periodically

removed

and

cleaned

to

maintain

maximum

engine

perform-

~nce.

/

BODY

~ATTACHING

SCREW

FIG. 3

To

clean,

loosen

screws

that

hold

air

filter

body

to

bro

c

ket

.

Twist

body

and

lift

body

from

brocket,

then

proceed

os

follows:

OJ

Pull

element

out

of.

the

body

.

W

Top

elerr.ent

lightly

to

dislodge

accumulat-

ed

dirt

and

brush

dirt

from

element.

Do

not

wash

element

in

gasoline

or o

th

er

solvent.

m

Clean

the

body

and

bro

c

ket

with

gasoli

ne

or

any

solvent.

0

Reassemble

(See Fig. 3.)

(o)

Insert

element

into

bo

dy

with

smaller

diameter

end

first

(b)

Place

body

into

brocke

t.

Tw

ist body,

tighte

n screws.

m

It

is

recommended

that

0 new

air

clea

ner

element

be

pu

r

chased

and

installed

ot

be-

ginning

of

each

mowing

seaso

n

Th

is is

your

best

protection

against

exc

essive

en

-

gine

wear

.

TO

CLEAN

STARTER

AIR

CLEANER

SEE FIG. 2

Remove

polyur

e

thane

cleaner

from

around

air

intake

on

blower

housing

and

tap

li

ghtly.

Knead

in

hands

to

remove

all

dirt

and

larg-

er

particles

of

foreign

matter.

Use

compressed

air

if

available

to

clean

th

oroughly.

Install

clean

starter

air

cleaner

before

start-

ing

engine.

NE

VER

RUN

YOUR

ENGINE

WITHOUT

AIR

CLEANER

COMPLETELY

ASSEMBLED

.

5

CA

RB

U

RETOR

ADJUSTMENT

Do

not

make

u

nnecessary

adjustments.

Fac-

tory

settin~s

are

correct for

most

aeplication

s.

If

adjustments

are

needed

proceed

as

follows:

After

making

initial

adjustments

os

shown

below (Fig.

4)

start

engine

.

Turn

"High

Speed

Adjusting

Needle"

for

.-

word

or

back

l/t1

tur

n

at

a

time

until

engine

runs

smoothly.

If

engine

tends

to

stall

when

unit

is in

use

open

needle

%

turn.

Hold

throttle

lever

in

idle

position

.

Turn

"Idle

Adjusting

Needle"

forward

or

back

1fs

turn

ot

a

time

until

engine

runs

smoothly.

IDLE

ADJUSTING

NEEDLE

Close

FINGER

TIGHT

only

and

then

re-open

three

\fourths

of

one

turn.

CHOKE

LEVER

FU

L

BOWL

DRAIN PLUG

HIGH SPEED ADJ NG NEEDLE

Cl

ose

FINGER TI

GHT

only

and

the

n

re

op

en

one

t

urn

. FIG. 4

Allow

several

seconds

between

each

adju

st.

ment

for

engine

carburetor

to re

ac

t to the:

new

setting.

CAUTION:

Neve r

att

e

mpt

to

chan

ge

ma

xi-

mum

e

ng

ine sp

ee

d.

Thi

s is

pr

ese

t

at

fac

-

tory

a nd

can

o

nly

be

chang

ed by a

quali

-

fied Servi

ce

re

pairman

who

has

th

e neces-

sary

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e

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CHECK

SPARK

PLUG

Remove

the

spa

rk

plug

each

time

you

change

oil

and

inspect

it.

a.

The

electr

od

es

should be

kept

clean

a

nd

free

of

carb

on.

The

presence

of

ca

rbon or

excess

oil will

greatly

deter

proper

engine

performance

.

b.

If

possible,

check

the

spark

plug

gap

(area

between electrodes) using a wire

feeler

gauge.

Th

is

specification

should

be

.030

.

If you

need

a new

Spark

Plug

refer

to

the

par

ts list for

the

proper

replacement

Spark

Plug.

B

ef

ore

installing

Spark

Plug

coat

threads

lightly with

Graphite

Grease

if possible

to

insure

easy

removal

the

Spark.

Plug

needs

inspection.

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STORAGE

INSTRUCTIONS

If you

ar

e

going

to

store

your

engine

for

any

length

of

time

(30

days

or

longer

or

at

the

end

of

the

season) you

must

:

a.

DRAIN THE

GAS

TANK.

b.

DRAIN THE CARBURETOR by allowing

engine

to run

out

of

gas. Gasoline left

in your

engine

wi

ll

leave

gum

depos1ts

in

the

carburetor

and

gas

tank.

This

makes

fuel system

inopera

tive

and

will

result

in

hard

or

non-starting

of

engine.

c. CLEAN ENGINE of all foreign

matter

.

d. LUBRICATE CYLINDER by removing

the

spa

rk

plug

and

pouring

one

ounce

of

clea

n lubr

icating

oil

through

the

spark

plug hole i

nt

o

the

cylinder.

Crank

en

-

gine

slowly

to

spread

oil

and

replace

Spark

Plug.

GENERAL

Just

as

your

auto

mobile

needs

profess1onal

mechanical

maintenance

from

time

to

time,

so

does yo

ur

ai

r cooled

engine.

Cleaning

and

adjust

ing of

the

Carburetor

and

periodic

replacement

of

th

e

Spark

Pl

ug

and

ignition

points

is

made

necessary

by

NORMAL use.

0 Professi

onal

Air Cooled Engine Service is

as

close

as

your

nearest

SEARS STORE.

A

yearly

ch

e

ck-up

or

tu

ne-up by

Sears

is a

good id

ea

to

avoid breakdowns

or

delay

...

do

it

at

t

he

e

nd

of

the

season,

then

yo

u're

ready

for

t

he

We

even

prepare

it

for

storage

for you.

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Q

A

Q

A

SERVICE

TIPS

REFERENCE

TO THIS

SECT

ION

MAY

HELP

AVOID

A

DELAY

IN

YOUR

WORK

OR

SAVE

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HE

EXPENSE

OF

A

SERVICE

CALL.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10

.

11.

12.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

The

engine

won't

start

or

is

hard

to

start.

What

con

I do?

You're

not

out

of

gos

ore

you? It

happens

sometimes.

Is

the

spark

plug

wire

attached

to

the

plug?

Check

the

spark

plug porcelain, maybe

it

is crocked.

The

spark

plug

may

be fouled;

clean

the

electrodes

and

reset

the

plug

gop

; instructions ore

under

"CHECK SPARK PLUG" in

this

manual.

Is

the

gas

line obstructed? Remove fuel

line

at

carbur

et

or

and

check

for obstruction. Drain

gas

tank

and

replace with clean, fresh gasoline.

Is

the

fuel

clean?

You

didn't

use o dirty

or

rusty gos

con

did you? If you

did

, it

might

be

better

to

let

Sears

check

the

fuel system

and

carburetor.

Stale

gas

that

has

set

around

and

lost its

strength

is a trouble

maker

. . .

hard

starting

and

loss

of

power results.

Maybe

there

is

water

in

the

gos. Condensation in

the

tonk

or

in y

our

gos

con

sometimes

ha

ppens.

Carburetor

could

be

out

of

adjus

tm

ent

...

check

"CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT" in manual.

Maybe

you over-choked

and

flooded

the

engine

.

Put

throttle

in

run

or

fast

position

an

d

crank

several times

to

clear

out

the

excess

gas

.

Your

throttle

control

may

be

set

so

that

it

does not fully close

the

choke.

Dirty

or

pl

ugged

air

cleaner?

See

"SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS"

in

this

manua

l.

My

engine

misses

or

locks power

under

lood.

What

might

cause

this?

Your

throttle

control could

be

set

too close

to

choke

position

and

flooding

the

engine

.

Spark

plug? See

under

"HARD

TO

START".

Maybe

it

needs

cleaning

or

replacing.

Water

in

the

fuel does

not

help

the

engine

to

run

very good

and

robs

it

of

power.

See

unde

r "HARD

TO

START".

Improper

carburetor

adjustment

.

Check

"CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT" in

this

manual.

Got

enough

oil in

crankcase?

Low

oil level

or

dirty oil

makes

trouble.

A partially plugged

air

cleaner

will restrict

the

air

flow

to

the

carburetor

and

reduce power.

See

manual.

The

engine

breathes

through

the

air

cleaner.

7.

Don't

put

oil

in

the

gas

. It reduces

the

efficiency

of

the

engine.

Q

The

engine

seems

to

overheat

.

What

should I do?

A 1.

Be

sure

you hove plenty

of

oil in

the

crankcase

and

that

it

is

clean

.

When

did

you

change

last?

2.

Check

the

oil level in your

crankcase

.

low

oil level will

cause

overheating.

3. Sometimes

the

muffler

con

get

plugged.

This

causes

bock pressure, over-

heating

and

loss

of

power.

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PARTS

LIST

CRAFTSMAN

4-CYCLE

ENGINE

MODEL NUMBER: 143.625082

Ref.

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Part

No.

33311A

27652

27642

27876B

27877A

27879A

27878A

27880A

27882

27881

32581

31826

29783

27884

33312

33313

33314

33315

33316

33317

27888

31295B

21718

26073

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30924A

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650488

650489

*28938B

30938A

30939A

650697

32862

21943

Part

Name

Cylinder Assembly (Incl. Nos.

2,

3 & 4)

Pin, Dowel

Plug,

Sq.

hd. pipe (oil drain)

Seal, Oil

Valve,

Intake

(Standard) (Incl.

No.9)

Valve,

Intake

(1/32"

oversize)

(Incl. No.

9)

Valve,

Exhaust (Standard)

(Incl. No. 9)

Valve,

Exhaust

(1/32"

oversize) (Incl.

No.9)

Cap, Upper valve spring

Spring, Valve

Cap, Lower valve spring

Crankshaft Assembly (Incl.

Nos.

12

&

13)

Pin, Groove

Gear, Crankshaft

Piston

&

Assembly

(Standard) (Incl. 2

of

No.

16)

Piston & Pin Assembly (.010

oversize)

(In

cl. 2

of

No.

16)

Piston & Pin Assembly (.020

oversize) (Incl. 2

of

No.

16)

Ring Set, Piston (Standard)

Ring

Set,

Piston

(.

010

oversize)

Ring

Set,

Piston

(.

020

oversize)

Ring, Piston pin retaining

Rod

Assembly, Connecting

(Incl. Nos.

18,

19

& 20)

Bolt, Connecting

rod

Washer, Conn

ect

ing

rod

Nut,

Lock

Camshaft

(Compression

Release)

Lifter, Valve

Cover, Cylinder (Incl. Nos. 24,

106,

15

3,

154

&

155)

Seal, Oil

Dipstick, Oil (Incl.

No

.

161

)

Gasket, Cylind

er

cover

Screw, Hex

hd.

Sems, 1/4-

20

x

1-

1/4

Screw, Hex

hd

. Sems w/fl

at

washer, 1/4-20 x

11/16

Gasket, Cylinder head

Head, Cylinder

Cover, Cylinder head

Screw, Hex hd. cap, 5/16-18 x

2-1/2

Nut

, Conduit

Plug,

Spark (Allstate No.

60130

or

equivalent)

9

Ref

.

No.

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

48

49

50

51

52

55

56

58

63

64

65

66

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

Part

No.

*278

96

28423

28424

28425

27793

650128

27627

*27915

30195A

30196

650152

650548

30319

31709

30205

318

79

30206

30699A

29536

650561

30592

29747A

32158B

650490

8116

3070

0

650494

*31688

29752

28562

26460

27275

650572

30590A

32125

*

27272

29642

29826

590417

31691

28820

30727

Part

Name

Gasket, Valve spring cover

Body Assembly, Breather

Element, Breather

Cover, Valve spring

Clip, Conduit

Scr

ew,

Fil.

slotted

hd.

Sems,

10-24 X

1/2

Tube,

Breather

Gasket, Intake

Flange, Carburetor (Incl. Nos.

76

& 80)

Scr

ew,

Fil.

hd.

machine P.C.R.,

5/16-18 X

3/4

Screw, Fil.

slotted

hd.

Sems,

8-32 X

3/8

Screw, Hex s

lotted

hd.

S.T.,

8-32 X

3/8

Rivet, Split

Lever, Governor

Bracket, Governor adjusting

Link,

Governor

lever-to-bellcr

ank

Link, Governor-

to-t

hrott

le

Rod

Assembly, Governor

Baffle, Blower housing

Screw, Phil. Hex hd. Sems,

1/4-20 X

5/8

Decal,

In

struction

Screw, 5/16-24 x

3/4

Hex hd.

Sems cap

Housing, Blower

Washer, Belleville

Nut,

Crankshaft

Yoke, Governor

Screw, Phil. fil. hd. Sems, 6-

40

X 5

/16

Gasket, Carbure

to

r

Nut,

Lock,

1/4

-28

Bushing

Clamp, Fuel line

Clip, Wire

Screw, Phil. Flat

hd.

Sems,

1/4-28X 1-1/8

Washer,

Flat

Cup,

Starter

Gasket, Air cleaner

Ring, Retaining

Scr

ew,

Hex wa

sh

er

hd. cap,

10-32 X

3/4

Screen, Starter

hub

Bracket, Air cleaner

Screw, Phil. fil.

hd.

mach.

Sems, 10-32 x 1

/2

Eleme

nt,

Air cleaner

*Indicates Parts Included in

Gasket Set, Ref. No.

169.

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CRAFTSMAN

4-CYCLE

ENGINE

Ref.

No

.

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

102

103

104

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

129

Part

No.

31715

30312

30712

29530

30202

30201A

30199A

650399

32924

650688

29538

32394

33287

29443

31845

30591

29193

30588A

33426

6202

31694

650561

31301

32387A

31697

28584

30705

29212

650128

30622

29752

27276

29716

31345

29309

30884

Part

Name

Body Assembly, Air cleaner

Screw, Hex

slotted

washer

hd.

Sems, 10-32 x

1/2

Lever, Bell crank

Bushing

Spring, Extension

Lever, Speed

contro

l

Bracket, Speed co

ntrol

(Incl.

Nos. 98 & 99)

Screw, Fil.

hd.

Sems, 10-32 x

5/8

Spring, Compression

Screw, Hex hd., 10-32 x

1-5/16

(Drill

ed

thru)

Base, Engine

Elbow,

90°

Muffler

Nut, Conduit

Shaft, Mechanical governor

Gear Assembly, Gov

ernor

Ring, Retaining

Spool, Governor

Nipple, Pipe

Screw, Hex

hd.

cap, 1/4-28 x 1

Bracket, Fuel

tank

Screw, Phil. hex hd. Sems,

1/4-20

X

5/8

Tank

Assembly, Fuel (Incl.

No.l15)

Cap, Fuel

tank

Strap, Fuel

tank

Strainer & Elbow, Fuel

Line,

Fu

el

Screw, Hex hd. Sems, 1/4-28 x

7/16

Screw, Fil. slotted hd. Sems,

10-24 X

1/2

Extension, Blower housing

Locknut, Hex, 1/4-28

Cover, Spark plug

Screw, Pan

hd.

P.C.R. Sems,

1/4-28 X

7/16

Plate, Identification

Stud, Drive

Key, Flywheel

Ref.

No.

130

131

133

134

135

144

145

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

165

166

16

7

168

1

69

10

MODEL NUMBER: 143.625082

Part

I

No.

Part

Name

I'"'

31843A Bracket, Governor

28763

Screw, Slotted

hex

hd.,

10-24

x

7/16

thr'd

cutting

650493

Screw, Hex hd. Sems, 1/4-20 x

1-3/4

30322

Nut, Lock, 8-32

29216

Nut, Square, 10-32

650542

Screw, Hex

hd

. cap, 5/16-18 x

13/16

31752

Decal, Air cleaner

30529

Locknut,

10-32

30747

Clip, Spark plug shorting

16645

Lockwasher,

5/16

E.T.

3

17

93

Bearing, Ball

31792

Washer, Thrust

31855

Retainer, Bearing

27183

Washer, Fiber

650580

Nut, Lock, 10-24

31988

Elbow,

Air

cleaner

650163

Screw, Fil.

slotted

hd

. Sems,

10-32 X

3/4

32203

Cleaner, Starter

air

32204

Bracket, Starter air cleaner

32179

Decal, Super

start

*2

9673

Gasket, Dipstick

29918

Lockwash

er

,

No.8

E.T.

29916

Clamp, Governor

r../

610689A

Magneto

6310

67A Carburetor

590420

Starter

Assembly, Rewind

33235

Gasket Set (Incl. items marked

*)

692719 Owners Manual

*Indicates Parts Included in

Ga

sket

Set, Ref. No. 169.

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