power King 60-013 User manual
98‐7147‐R5 1 250/0489
Note: When shipped with the tractor, the hitch
assemblyisfactorymountedinposition.Removethewire
holding the pulley arms (items 4 and 5) up for shipping.
Also,removethedraglinkWeldmentassembly(items26,
27,and28)looselypackedontopofthehitchandfollow
instructionsinthemowerowner’smanualformountingon
thedeck.
INSTALLATIONONTRACTOR
Step1. Withbumperfacingforwardandbarsonhitch
outsideofhitchblocksontractor,slidehitchassemblyonto
tractorsothatstudsononsideofhitchbarsfitintoslotson
hitchblocks.Atthesametime,studsontheoutsideofthe
hitchblockswillfitintoslotsonendsofhitchbars.
Step2. Insert small blank bolt (item 9) from the
outsidethroughtheholesjustbehindhitchstudsinupper
part of hitch bars and holes in hitch blocks. Secure with
quickchangekey(item10).
Step3. Follow installation instruction in owner’s
manualforattachingdecktohitchandtractor.
MOWERADJUSTMENTINFORMATION
Forinitialinstallationofmowerdeckbesuredeckis
levelatthebladetips.Ifdeckisnosehigh,thehighest
cutting height cannot be reached. Using the big black
knob,adjustthebeltalignmentidlerpulleytojustclearthe
engineplate.Asthedrivebeltstretches,andsheavesand
pulleywearin,beltalignmentwillimprove.
Notice:Swaychainsarenotrequiredwithrevisedhitch
model60‐013.
ENGINEERINGPRODUCTSCO.,INC.
P.O.Box1510WAUKESHA,Wisconsin53187,U.S.A.
414‐785‐0786
OWNER’SMANUALANDPARTSLIST
Model60‐013HitchAssembly
forusewitheithera42”or48”RotaryMoweron
1200SeriesPowerKingTractors
98‐7147‐R5 2 250/0489
Figure11‐1.31200Series
Model60‐013HitchAssembly,SerialNumber60‐37230‐
ForUsewithModel60‐04242”RotaryMower
andModel60‐04848”RotaryMower
Item
No
PartNo
QTY
Part
Name
Description
1 60‐2913 1 HITCH Weldment,bumper
2 15‐4704 1 KNOB Blackplastic,2”D
3 60‐6301 1 PIN Idlerpulleypivot,10‐7/8”
4 60‐0107 1 ARM Idlerpulley,leftside
5 60‐0106 1 ARM Idlerpulley,rightside
6 60‐7501 1 TRUNNION 5/8”NCeye,3/8”stud
7 86‐0001 2 PULLEY 4‐1/4”OD,3/8”bore
(7) 86‐0007 2 PULLEY 3”OD3/8”bore(priortotractor–SN65184
8 84‐4020 2 KEY Cotter,5/32x1‐1/2”
9 84‐1101 2 BOLT Blank,3/8”x1‐1/2HHM
10 84‐4032 2 KEY QuickChange,smallNo.11
11 84‐2102 2 SCREW 3/8”NCx1‐1/2”HHC
12 84‐1001 1 ROD Belttension,3/8”x4‐1/2”lgeyebolt
14 60‐6703 1 ROD Beltadjusting,7‐7/8”lg
15 84‐3070 2 WASHER 3/4”SAEflat
16 84‐0041 2 NUT 3/8”NChex
17 83‐0005 1 SPRING tension,5”lg
18 84‐1170 2 BOLT Blank,5/8”x2‐3/8”lg
19 84‐4009 1 PIN Roll,7/32”dia.x1‐1/4”
20 84‐4031 2 KEY Quickchange,#9large
21 84‐1002 2 BOLT Eye,3/8”NCx1”
22 84‐3061 1 WASHER 1/2”stdflat
23 84‐0040 7 NUT 3/8”NChexlock
24 81‐0064 (1) BELT (42”DECKS)
(24) 81‐0066 (1) BELT (48”DECKS)
25 83‐1022 1 SPACER 7/8”x21/32”x1‐1/2”
26 60‐4707 1 WELDMENT DragLink(HitchS/N60‐37230andafter)
(26) 60‐4704 1 WELDMENT DragLink(PriortohitchS/N60‐37230
27 84‐1043 2 SCREW 5/8”NFx2‐3/4”HHC
28 84‐0140 2 NUT 5/8”NFhexlock
29 84‐3037 1 WASHER 3/8”stdflat
30 84‐3062 2 WASHER 5/8”stdflat
INSTALLATIONONTRACTOR
Step1. Withbumperfacing forwardand barson hitchoutside of
hitch blocks on tractor, slide hitch assembly onto tractor so that
studs on onside of hitch bars fit into slots on hitch blocks. At the
sametime,studsontheoutsideofthehitchblockswillfitintoslots
onendsofhitchbars.
PARTSLIST
Step2. InsertsmallblankBolt(item9)fromtheoutsidethrough
the holes just behind hitch studs in upper part of hitch bars and
holesinhitchblocks.Securewithquickchangekey(item10).
Step3. Follow installation instruction in Qwner’s Manual for
attachingdecktohitchandtractor.
Step4. Facingfrontoftractorwithengineoff,loopthedriveBelt
(Item24)overthefrontgrooveoftheelectromagneticclutchon
the front of the engine. Then turn the big black Knob (Item 2)
counterclockwise enough to get the Belt under the two Pulleys
(Item7)andaroundthetopgrooveofthecenterSpindle(Item1–
DeckPartsList)ontopofdeck.
Step5. SetthecuttingheightadjustmentLevertomower’s
highestcuttinglevel.TurnthebigblackKnobuntilthebeltonthe
samesideastheknobjustclears(1/8”)thenoseofthedeck.Also
checktobesurethetensionSpring(Item17)controllingthepulley
ontheother(left)sideistightwithalittlestretchinit.TightenNut
(Item16)ontensionRod(Item12)ifnecessary.
Step6. SetthecuttingheightadjustingLevertothemower’s
lowestcuttinglevelandtightentheinnerNutonthebelttension
Rod until the tension Spring is stretched 3/8” (to an approximate
length of 3‐9/16” across the coils). Tighten the outer Nut against
theinnerNuttolockSpringatthatlength.
ENGINEERING
PRODUCTS
CO
.,
INC
.
WAUKESHA,Wi53186
Owner’sManualandPartsListfor
MODEL60‐012HITCHASSEMBLY
(ForUsewitha42”RotaryMoweron1200SeriesPowerKingTractor
Item
No
PartNo
QTY
Part
Name
Description
1 60‐2910 1 HITCH Weldment,bumper
2 15‐4704 1 KNOB Blackplastic,2”D
3 60‐6301 1 PIN Idlerpulleypivot,10‐7/8”lg
4 60‐0107 1 ARM Idlerpulley,leftside
5 60‐0106 1 ARM Idlerpulley,rightside
6 60‐7501 1 TRUNNION 5/8”NCeye,3/8”stud
7 86‐0007 2 PULLEY 3‐1/16”OD,3/8”bore
8 84‐4020 2 KEY Cotter,5/32x1‐1/2”
9 84‐1101 2 BOLT Blank,3/8”x1‐1/2HHM
10 84‐4032 2 KEY QuickChange,smallNo.11
11 84‐2102 2 SCREW 3/8”NCx1‐1/2”HHC
12 84‐1001 1 ROD Belttension,3/8”x4‐1/8”lg
14 60‐6703 1 ROD Beltadjusting,7‐7/8”lg
15 84‐3070 2 WASHER 3/4”SAEflat
16 84‐0050 2 NUT 1/2”NChex
17 83‐0005 1 SPRING Tension,5”lg
18 84‐1170 2 BOLT Blank,5/8”x2‐3/8”lg
19 84‐4009 1 PIN Roll,7/32”dia.x1‐1/4”
20 84‐4031 2 KEY Quickchange,#9large
21 84‐1002 2 BOLT Eye,3/8”NCx1”
22 84‐3061 1 WASHER 1/2”stdflat
23 84‐0040 7 NUT 3/8”NChexlock
24 81‐0064 1 BELT A62S,62”(GATESA62)
25 83‐1022 1 SPACER 7/8”x21/32”x1‐1/2”
OtherImportantSafeOperatingPracticesforMowingwithRidingGardenTractors
7. READTHETRACTOROWNER’SMANUALCOMPLETELY.Knowthe
controlsandhowtostopquickly.
8. Donotallowchildrentooperatethevehicle.Donotallowadults
tooperateitwithoutproperinstruction.
9. Donotcarrypassengers.Keepchildrenandpetsasafedistance
away.
10.Clear the work area of objects which might be picked up and
thrown.
11.Be sure the attachment clutch (PTO Switch) is pushed “down”,
shift transaxle into neutral, and fully depress the brake / clutch
pedalbeforeattemptingtostarttheengine.
12.Thetractorengineshouldbeoperatedat1/2tofullspeedwhen
usingthemower.Usetractorgears to regulate ground speed,
notthebrake/clutchpedal.
13.Do not stop or start suddenly when going uphill or downhill.
Mowupanddownthefaceofsteepslopes,neveracrossthe
face.
14.Reducespeedonslopesandinsharpturnstopreventtippingor
loss of control. Exercise extreme caution when changing
directiononslopes.
15.Stayalertforholesintheterrainandotherhiddenhazards.
16.Watchoutfortrafficwhencrossingormowingnearroadways.
17.Mowonlyindaylightoringoodartificiallight.
18.Most lawns should be mowed to keep the grass 2 to 3 inches
high.Cuttingthegrasshighenablesfortomaintainagreenlawn
with less water. For extremely tall grass, set cutting heightat
maximumforthe firstmowing,thenresetto desiredheightand
mowagain.
19.Never, however, make a cutting height adjustment while the
engineisrunning.
20.Take all possible precautions when leaving the tractor
unattended. Disengage power to the mower, by pushing PTO
switch down, lower the mower, then shift the transmission /
transaxleintoneutral,setparkingbrake,stoppingtheengineand
removingtheignitionkey.
21. The tractor and mower should be stopped and inspected for
damageafterstrikingaforeignobject,andthedamageshould
berepairedbeforerestartingandoperatingtheequipment.
22.Clean grass clippings from deck, belts and engine areas after
eachusetopreventoverheatingandminimizeriskoffire.
23.Keepthetractorandmoweringoodoperatingcondition,and
keepallsafetydevicesinplace.
24.Keepallnuts,boltsandscrewstighttobesuretheequipmentis
insafeworkingcondition.
25.Replacebeltswhenedgesbecomewornandrounded.
26.Checktheblademountingboltsforpropertightnessatfrequent
intervals.Keepbladessharpandinbalance.
27.Do not mow in reverse. Always look behind when moving in
reverse. Raise the mower deck to prevent grass and mower
damage.
28.Dressproperly.Clothingshouldbefreeoftearsorfrayededges.
Wearheavyshoeswithsteeltoes.Wearearmuffsinconditions
ofexcessivenoise.Weararespiratorinverydustyconditions.
29.Keep alert. Fatigue, worry, preoccupation, and illness work
againstsafety.Drugsandalcoholimpairskillandjudgement.
30.READ SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES – REVIEW
FREQUENTLY.
Purpose
This rotary mower is intended to provide a clean even cut to fine
lawns and large grassy areas. Used for this purpose and given
regularmaintenanceitwilllastforyears.Itshouldnotbeusedto
cutheavybrush,topulverizedirtorforanyothernon‐lawnmowing
function.
ReplacementParts
UseonlyPOWERKINGtractorreplacementpartsandindicateSerial
NumberandDateofPurchaseofmowertoaididentificationwhen
ordering parts. Replacement parts for this mower should be
purchasedfromyourlocalPowerKingDealerortheymayalsobe
purchasedfromEngineeringProductsCompanyifnecessary.
ENGINEERING
PRODUCTS
CO
.,
INC
.
WAUKESHA,Wi53186
Owner’sManualandPartsListfor
MODEL60‐04242”ROTARYMOWER
for1200SeriesPowerKingTractors
WARNING
READTHISFIRST!
1. Never direct discharge of material toward bystanders nor allow
anyonenearthevehiclewhileinoperation.
2. Nevergrasptheedgeofthedeckorreachunderitwhiletheengineis
running.
3. Shutoffenginewhenuncloggingthedischargechute.
4. Push PTO Switch down, disengaging power to mower, and stop the
enginebefore leavingthe operator’sposition,orbeforemaking any
repairsoradjustments.
5. PushPTOSwitchdown,disengagingpowertomower,beforeraising
totransportpositionorwhennotinuse.
6. In case of excessive vibration – IMMEDIATELY STOP the tractor and
determinethecause.Correctorrepairtheproblembefore
proceeding.Continuedvibrationcauseswearandmayresultinparts
failure.
Step1. Install Model 60‐012 Hitch following separate installation
instructionsprovidedwiththehitchitself.
Step2. Screws(item10)andNuts(Item6)onthedischargeChute
(Item 5) have been tightened before shipment to prevent possible
damage. The Screws and Nuts should be loosened just enough to
allow the Chute to swing upward feely as needed for storage or
transportingthroughnarrowpassageways.TheChuteshouldalways
bedownwhilemowing.
Step3. Mount cutting height adjustment lever (Item 41) on right
end of roller adjusting Shaft (Item 39) by inserting Screw (Item 45)
through Washer (Item 11), clevis end of Lever, and Shaft. Secure
withNut(Item46).ThenmoveLeverallthewayforwardintolowest
cuttingheightposition.
Step4. Withthenoseofthedeckpointingforward,slidethedeck
under the tractor from the right side as far as possible. Turnthe
frontwheelsallthewaytotheleftamdliftthedraglinkWeldment
(Item19)overtherightfrontwheel.
Step5. InsertasmallquickchangePin(Item29)throughthehole
in the lift arm of the tractor and through the end link of the Chain
(Item31)locatedonthetopofthedeck.
Step6. MovetheimplementLiftLeveronthetractortotherearin
ordertoraisethefrontofthedeck.
Step7. Align holes with welded spacers at front of drag link
Weldment(Item19)withthemiddleofthethreeholesatthelower
rearofthehitchandsecurewithablankBolt(Item18–HitchParts
List)andquickchangeKey(Item20–HitchPartsList).Moveliftlever
forwardtolowerdeck.
Note:Themiddleholeisusedforinitialinstallation.Asthebelt
stretcheswithuseitmaybedesirabletousetherearmosthole
in the hitch. If so, follow belt adjustment procedure provided
below.
Step8. Withthedeck loweredintooperating position, makesure
thatall6Rollers(Item48)aremakingcontactwiththelevelground.
Ontheleftsideofthedeck,measurethedistancefromthefronttip
oftheleftcuttingblade(Item75) to a flat, level ground surface.
Makethesamemeasurementfromthereartipofthesameblade.
Thedistanceshouldbethesame,frontandrear,onallthreeblades.
Ifthefronttipofthebladeislowerthantherear,loosentheouter
Nut(Item57)attherearofthescissorslinkRods(Items54and55)
andturntheinnerNut(Item57)againsttherolleradjustingpivotPin
(Item56)untiltheblademeasurementisthesameatfrontandrear
tips.Reversetheprocedureifthereartipofthebladeislowerthan
thefront.
Step9. Facingthefrontofthetractorwiththeengineoff,loopthe
drive belt (Item 24 – Hitch Parts List) over the front groove of the
electromagneticclutchonthefrontoftheengine.Thenturnthebig
blackKnob(Item2–HitchPartsList)counterclockwiseenoughtoget
the drive Belt under the two Pulleys (Item 7 ‐ Hitch Parts List) and
aroundthetopgrooveofthecenterSpindle(Item1)ontopofdeck.
Step10. SetthecuttingheightadjustmentLevertomowershighest
cuttinglevel.TurnthebigblackKnobuntilthebeltonthesameside
astheKnobjustclears(1/8”)thenoseofthedeck.Alsochecktobe
sure the tension Spring (Item 17 – Hitch Parts List) controlling the
pulley on the other (left) side is tight with a little stretch on it.
TightenNut(Item16‐HitchPartsList)ontensionRod(Item12 –
HitchPartsList)ifnecessary.
Step11. SetthecuttingheightadjustingLevertothemowerslowest
cuttingheightandtightentheinnerNutonthebelttensionRoduntil
thetensionSpringisstretched3/8”toanapproximate length of 3‐
9/16”acrossthecoils.TightentheouterNutagainsttheinnerNutto
lockSpringatthatlength.
Step12. Whenoperatingmowerforthefirsttime.stopafterabout
15minutesandagainrecheckdecklevelandbeltalignment.
Lubrication
Toallowforwear,partsarelikelytofitsnuglywhentheyarenew.
Untiltheyhave“worn‐in”,theycanbemadetofunction
successfully with a few drops of lubricating oil at working joints.
Thereafter, especially after washing out under the deck, apply
lubricating oil to the linkage, rollers, and other pivot points
frequently. Spindles should be lubricated every 50 hours of
operation with a good multi‐purpose bearing grease. The grease
Fittings (Item 79) are located on each spindle Housing (Item 64)
underneath the deck. Wipe the Fitting clean before greasing to
preventdirtfrombeingforcedintotheBearings(Item68).Be
carefulnot tooverfillthe spindle since toomuchgrease pressure
maydamageseals.
CuttingHeight
ThelengthofthegrassaftercuttingisregulatedbytherearRollers
(Item 48). To adjust the position of the rear Rollers, raise the
mowerwiththeimplementliftHandleonthetractor(seeassembly
step6).Thenmovethecuttingheightadjustmentleverforwardto
lowertheheightofcutorrearwardtoraiseit.Lowerthemowerby
moving the implement lift Handle all the way forward. This will
allow all six rollers to rest on the ground. When transportingthe
deckfromthecuttingareatothestoragearea,setthecutting
heightadjustmentlevertothepositionmarkedwitha“T”.Thiswill
providemaximumgroundclearanceforallmowerpartsandprotect
thebladesanddeckfromdamage.
BladeCare
Always keep blades (Item 75) sharp and blade mounting Screw
(Item62)tight.Amaximumof22ft/lbs.oftorqueisrecommended.
NeverattempttotightenthebottomblademountingScrewortop
spindleNut(Item70)withouthavingthecuttingbladeinpositionto
prevent possible damage to the aluminium hub. To sharpen, file
alongtheoriginalbevel, usingcare nottofilematerialoff theend
as the length of the blade is important to maintain cutting circle
overlapandbladebalanceforacleancut.Whensharpening,check
balance of the blade with a rod or the shank of a screwdriver
through the center hole to see if both ends rest evenly. File the
heavysideuntileven.
BeltReplacement
After prolonged use, belts may show signs of wear by fraying or
cracking. If this occurs, the belt should be replaced as soon as
observedtopreventbreakingduringmowing.
ToreplacethemowerCrossBelt(Item28),removebothbelt
Guards(Items24and25)andtheoldbelt.ThreadnewBeltaround
lower groove of the center spindle (Item 71), both left and right
sidespindles(Items2),andthetwoidlerPulleys(Items14and32)
as shown in exploded view drawing insert. Replace both belt
Guards.
ToreplacetheDriveBelt(Item24–HitchPartsList)turntheblack
serratedknobontheHitchcounterclockwisetoloosenthetension
onthebelt.Removetheoldbeltfromtheuppergrooveofthe
centerspindleonthedeckandthefrontmostgrooveofthepulley
ontheelectromagneticclutchonthefrontoftheengineandfeedit
throughthebottomoftheHitch.Refertosteps9–12for
reinstallationofthenewdriveBelt.
ASSEMBLY
AND
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
ITEM
NO.
PART
NO.
QTY
PART
NAME
DESCRIPTION
ITEM
NO.
PART
NO. QTY
PART
NAME
DESCRIPTION
1 60‐0207 1 SPINDLE 2Groove,center 62 84‐2110 1 SCREW 3/8”NFx7/8”lg
2 60‐0208 2 SPINDLE 1Groove,side 63 84‐3020 1 WASHER 3/8”lock
3 60‐2507 1 GUARD DeckWeldment 64 60‐2909 1 HOUSING Spindlebearing
4 60‐6302 1 PLATE Backup,1/4”x1”x3‐1/16” 65 80‐0034 1 BEARING Thrust
6 84‐0100 10 NUT 5/16”NFhexlock 66 60‐0102 1 ADAPTOR Blade
7 84‐2120 5 SCREW 3/8”NFx1‐1/4”HHC 67 82‐0922 1 CUP 2‐3/16”x3/4”x1/4”
8 84‐0110 9 NUT 3/8”NFhexlock 68 80‐0028 2 BEARING Ballside
9 84‐3037 14 WASHER 3/8”flat 69 60‐7111 1 SHAFT Spindle
10 84‐2040 10 SCREW 5/16”NFx1”HHC 70 84‐0175 1 NUT 3/4”NF,lock
11 84‐3090 1 WASHER 1/4”SAE 71 60‐7113 1 SHEAVE Twogroove,4‐1/8”OD
12 84‐3012 3 WASHER 5/16”SAEflat 72 84‐4019 2 KEY 3/16”sqx3/4”lg
13 84‐4032 3 KEY Quickchange,No.11small 73 84‐1005 5 BOLT Stud7/16”NF
14 86‐0061 1 PULLEY Idler,3‐3/4”ODx3/8”bore 74 83‐0045 1 SPACER 1”ODx3/4”IDx1‐3/16lg
16 60‐0517 1 BRACKET Rollersupportguide 75 60‐4302 1 BLADE 42”deck
19 60‐4704 1 WELDMENT Draglink 76 84‐0120 5 NUT 7/16”NFhexlock
20 84‐3070 13 WASHER 3/4”SAEflat 77 86‐0006 1 SHEAVE Singlegroove4‐1/8”OD3/4”bore
21 84‐4020 1 KEY Cotter,5/32x1‐1/2” 78 83‐0043 1 SPACER 1”ODx3/4”x1/4”lg
22 84‐1040 2 SCREW 5/8”NFx2‐1/2”HHC 79 03‐2102 1 FITTING 1/4”‐28short
23 80‐0140 2 NUT 5/8”NFhexlock
24 60‐2508 1 GUARD Beltcover,rightside
25 60‐2509 1 GUARD Beltcover,leftside
26 84‐2370 8 SCREW No.10‐24x1/2”RHM
27 98‐7001 3 DECAL Rotatingblade4”x5‐1/8”
28 81‐0087 BELT A85S,85”
29 84‐1101 1 BOLT Blank,3/8”x1‐1/2”HHM
30 84‐2141 1 SCREW 3/8”NFx1‐3/4”HHC
31 60‐4910 1 CHAIN Mowerlift,7links
32 86‐0005 1 PULLEY Idler,3‐3/4”OD
33 98‐6980 1 DECAL Cuttingrange
34 83‐0127 4 SPACER 5/8”ODx9/16”lg
36 83‐0005 1 SPRING Tension,5”
37 84‐4013 2 PIN Cotter,3/32”dia5/8”stl
38 84‐2151 1 SCREW 3/8”NFx2‐1/2”HHC
39 60‐7107 1 SHAFT Rolleradjusting
40 60‐0505 1 BRACKET Rearrollerdetent
41 60‐4701 1 LEVER Rolleradjustingdetent
42 83‐0024 1 SPRING Compression,1”lg
43 98‐6981 1 DECAL Cuttingline
44 13‐2501 1 GRIP Handle,3/4”rubbertube
45 84‐2355 1 SCREW 1/4”NCx1‐1/2”HHC
46 84‐0010 1 NUT 1/4”NC,hexlock
47 60‐7108 1 SHAFT Rearroller
48 60‐6701 6 ROLLER Rear
49 83‐0037 2 SPACER 1’ODx3/4”IDx3”lg
50 84‐4003 1 PIN Drive,7/32”diax1”
51 60‐7109 2 SUPPORT Rearroller,outside
52 60‐7110 1 SUPPORT Rearroller,center
53 60‐0901 CHUTE Discharge
54 60‐4702 1 LINK Scissor.rightside
55 60‐4703 1 LINK Scissor,leftside
56 60‐6305 2 PIN Pivot,rolleradj1”Dx2‐3/4”lg
57 84‐0150 2 NUT 5/8”NChexlock
59 60‐0510 1 BRACKET Belttension
81‐0087 BELT MayuseGatesA85
PARTS
LIST
DeckAssembliesSpindleAssemblies
MountingPositionforLiftChain
–
1200Series
42”&48”DECK 60”DECK *MountingPositionforLiftChain
–
1600/2400Series
BeltReplacement
Afterprolongeduse,beltsmayshowsignsofwearbyfrayingor
cracking.Ifthisoccurs,thebeltsshouldbereplacedassoonas
observedtopreventbreakingduringmowing.
ToreplacemowerCrossBelt(Item28),removethedriveBelt
andbothbeltguards(Items24and25)andtheoldbelt.Thread
new Belt around lower groove of the center spindle (Item 1)
bothleftandrightsidespindles(Item2andthetwoidlerPulleys
(Items 14 and 32) as shown in exploded view drawing inset.
ReplacebothbeltGuardsandthedriveBelt.
1200Series
ToreplacetheDriveBelt(Item24–HitchPartsList)turnthe
blackserratedknobontheHitchcounterclockwisetoloosenthe
tensiononthebelt.Removetheoldbeltfromtheuppergroove
of the center spindle on the deck and the frontmost groove of
the pulley on the electromagnetic clutch on the front of the
engineandpullitthroughthebottomoftheHitch.Follow
assemblysteps10–13intheHitchManualforreinstallationof
thenewdriveBelt.
1600/2400Series
ToreplacethedriveBelt(Item5–HitchPartsManual)reduce
tension on the Belt by loosening both Nuts (Item 9 – Hitch
Manual)onthetensionadjustingRod(Item12–HitchManual).
Removetheoldbeltfromtheuppergrooveofthecenterspindle
onthedeckandthegrooveofthepulleyontheelectromagnetic
clutchonthefrontoftheengine,andpullitthroughthebottom
oftheHitch.Followassemblysteps10–13intheHitchManual
forreinstallationofanewdriveBelt.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM CAUSE CORRECTION
1.ExcessBeltVibration
(someisunavoidable)
‐Engineand/orDeckvibrating
‐Beltmisalignmentasitenters
apulley
‐ Selectalternateenginespeedor
adjustbelttension
‐See#3below
‐Adjustbeltpositionand/ortension
rodsatfrontofhitch.
2.UnevenCut(scalloping) ‐Bladesnotlevel
‐Towbarsnotmountedinsame
holesonbothsidesofhitch
‐Bentorwornblade
‐Excessivegroundspeed
‐ Adjustscissorlinkrodsatrearofdeck
‐Checkandadjust
‐Replaceblade
‐Reducegearsorenginespeed
3.ExcessDeckVibration ‐Bladesoutofbalance ‐ Removedeckfromtractorandblades
fromdeck.Havebladessharpenedand
balanced.Whenremountingbesureto
accuratelylocatecenterofbladeand
rotationcenterofblademountingpad.
‐Checkbladeadaptor.Besurelugsare
notsheared.Replaceifnecessary.
4.OverheatedSpindlesStopTurning ‐Grassclog. ‐ Turntractorengineoffandcleanout
mower,thenreducewidthofcutor
groundspeed.
Lubrication
Toallowforwear,partsarelikely to fit snugly when they arenew.
Untiltheyare“wornin”theycanbemadetofunctionsuccessfullyby
applyingafewdropsofoilonallworkingjoints.Thereafter,
especiallyafter washingout under thedeck,applylubricatingoilto
the linkages, rollers, and other pivot points frequently. Spindles
should be lubricated every 50 hours with a good multi‐purpose
bearinggrease.ThegreaseFittings(Item79)arelocatedoneach
spindle Housing (Item 64) above the deck. Wipe the Fittings clean
beforegreasingtopreventdirtfrombeingforcedintotheBearings
(Item 68). Be careful not to overfill the spindles since too much
greasepressuremaydamagetheseals.
CuttingHeight
ThelengthofgrassaftercuttingisregulatedbytherearRollers(Item
48).ToadjustthepositionoftherearRollers,raisethemowerwith
the implement ift handle or hydraulic lift (if so equipped). Then
movethecuttingheightadjustmentleverforwardtolowerthe
heightofcutorrearwardtoraisetheheightofcut.Lowerthe
mower to complete the operation. This will allow all six rollers to
restontheground,andpermitthedeckto“float”withthecontour
of the ground. When transporting the deck from the grass cutting
areato thestorage area,setthecutting heightadjustmentlever to
the position marked “LOW”. This will provide the maximum
clearanceforallmowerparts,andprotectthebladesanddeckfrom
damage.
BladeCare
Always keep blades (Item 75) sharp and blade mounting Screw
(Item62)tight.Amaximumof22ft‐lbs.oftorqueisrecommended.
NeverattempttotightenthebottomblademountingScrewortop
spindleNut(Item70)withouthavingthecuttingbladeinaposition
topreventpossibledamagetothealuminiumhub.Tosharpen,file
alongtheoriginalbevel,usingcaretoensurethatmaterialisnot
removedfromtheendoftheblade.Thefulllengthofthebladeis
necessarytomaintaincuttingcircleoverlapandbladebalancefora
cleancut.Whensharpening,checkthebalanceofthebladewitha
rodortheshankofascrewdriverthroughthecenterholetoseeif
bothendsrestevenly.Filetheheavysideuntileven.
DeckAngleToGround
1 DECKNOSEHIGH:(Leadingedgeofdeckupto1/4”higherthan
therearedgeofthedeck).Eachbladeofgrassiscuttwiceresulting
inaroughcutandafinishcut.Powerrequirementistwiceasgreat.
Grass clippings are finer. Too steep an angle can result in a
scalloped cut since the center Knife is cutting higher than the
outsideKnives.
2. DECKNOSELOW:(Leadingedgeofdeckupto1/4”lowerthan
therearedgeofthedeck.Eachbladeofgrassiscutonce,no
rubbing of grass by knife at rear of deck. Least amount of
horsepowerrequired.Useforroughcutting.Nosetoolowcanalso
resultinascallopedcut.
MAINTENANCE
POWER
K
ING
Economy
tractor$
ENGINEERING PRODUCTS
CO
.• INC.
P.
O.
Box
1510 WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN 53187, U.S.A.
414-785-0786
Note: When shipped with the tractor, the hitch assembly
is
factory mounted in position. Remove the wire holding
the pulley
arms
(items 4 and 5) up
for
shipping. Also,
remove the
drag
link
weldment
assembly
(items 26, 27,
and 28) loosely
packed
on top of the hitch and follow
instructions
in
the mower owner's manual for mounting on
the deck.
INSTAt.LAT~ON
-ON TRACTOR
Step
1.
Mn
OOmpc."Y
~
lfoo
~
ami~
bavs
oo
~
outside of hitch blocks on tractor, slide hitch assembly onto
tractor
so
that
studs
on
inside
of
h
itch
bars
fit into slots
on
hitch blocks. At the same time, studs on the outside
of
the
hitch bJocks will
tit
imo
slots
on
ends othitch bars.
Step
Z.
Insert small blank boft (Item 9} from the outside
through holes just behind hitch studs
in
upper part of hitch
bars
and
oo!es in hitch
block
s.
Ser
..ARlS with
quick
change
98-7147-RS 1
OWNE
'R1S
MANUAL
AI\ID
PARTS
LIST
Model 60 -013
Hitch
Assembly
foruuse with either a
42"
or
48H
Rotary
Mower
on
1200 Series
Power
King Tractors
key (iterrn
-n
0).
SteJ:)
:!.
Follow installation instructions in mower own-
er's
man-uual
for attaching deck to hitch and tractor.
MO\Nm
ADJUSTMENT
INFOHMATION
For
imtiiai installation
of
mower
deck be sure deck is
level at
tilne
blade tips. If deck is nose high, the highest
cutting lineight
cannot
--00
reachBd. Using the
big
black
&mae,
~st
the
bett alignment idler pulley
to
just clear the
engine pilate.
As
the drive belt stretches, and sheaves and
pultey w.aar in, belt alignment will improve.
No!toe::
Sway
chains are
not
required with revised hitch
model6
i'fMJ
13.
250/0489
hem
.M9.
~
qrr
1 60..2913 1
2 J£-4J-.04
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60-0107
1
5
60-0106
' 1
6
60-750
1 1
7
86-000t
2
(7)
86-0007
2
IBl
-~
2
~
8J'4!.-1i1!@¥
2'
10
84-4032
2
H 84-2102 2
12 84-1001 1
14
60-6703
1
15 84-307D
2.
16
84-0041 2
17
83-0005
1
18 84-1170 2
19 84-4009 1
20 84-4031 2
21
84-1002
2
22
84-3061 1
23
84-0040
7
24
81-0064 (1)
C!Z9
81-0066)
(1)
25
83-1022
1
26
60-4707
1
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'J!ll
M-1lfiEC
~
28
84
-
0140
2
29
84-303
7 1
30
84-3062
2
98-7147-RS
Figure
11-~.3
1200
Series
Model
&H
l13
Hitch
Assemb\y,
Seria'
Number
60-37230-
Fo
r Use
with
Model
6().042
42"
Rotary
Mower
Pat
~
HITC
H
,
IQ..J.QR
J!!i
mi
ARM
AR
M
TRlJNNION
PULLEY
PULLEY
~
WL
T
K
EY
SCREW
RO
D
''
ROD
WASHE
R
NUT
SPRING
BOL
T
?JN
KEY
BOLT
WASHE'
fi
N
UT
BE
LT
B.El.
T
SPAC
ER
WELDMENT
w.sw,~~
T
~
NUT
WASHER
WASHER
a
nd
Model
6(H)48
48"
Rotary
Mower
Desuip!ion
Weldment
,
bumper
.B~~
.
2".D
!l!llerJPllllieu~
,
1Wl}...U/.Gf'
ldfer
puiTey,
left side
Idlerpulley, right
side
5.'8'"
NCeye. :MJ" sWd
4-
114"
OD
,
318"'
bore
3"
00
3/8" bore (prior
to
t
ractor
-~
65184)
~.
!5/IJfZ' )j;,
ti-11/~
~:;wg-~11-~
Qu
i
ck
change, small
No
.
11
3/8" NC x 1-1/2" HHC
Belt tension, 3/8" x 4-112" lg eyebolli
Belt adjusting, 7-7/8"1g
314"
SAE
'Ila!
SA:r'
NChex
tension, o
fg
Blank, 5/
8"
x 2-3/8" lg
Rcll',
7?32"
da.
X 1-1/4·
Quick
change, #91at'ge
2
.--rf~~r
/
Eye
, 3/
8"
NC x 1"
112''
sad
fta!
3fo
NC hex
JocK
I
(42" DECKS) /
(48'" DECKS} /
~
7io
X 21/32" X 1-112" /
Drag
Unk
(Hitch SIN
60-37230
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li'I!F
lt
2-&~
~
518"
NF
hex lock
3/8" std flat
518"
std flat
\
9
10
' /
HITCH
CONNECTION
......____
BELT
AUGNMENT
ADJUST:MENT
lp
\ 8
28
I
21
9
I
21
~
BEU
AUGMIBfT
tDi...ER
PUlLEY
SCISSORS
UNK
NOTE: Forservice
parts
em
1200
series tractors prior to SIN
65184
, 86-0007
3"'
00
pulleys (lfefm#t7) are recommended for engine plate clearance.
2 250/0489
ENGINEERI;N:G
.
,
BR~OUCTS
;
C'O., INC.
Waukesha,
WI
53186
INST~J,JA1]Q:N
:
ON
.
Tf.l'ACJ:.9R
,
·
.·.~·:c:..
.:<
~~~~
:
-
ln~
'
eri'sma,lt
·
biank
sort
(Item 9)
fro~
the outside through·
Step .1..
\Vii~
"
ti
Uib
r;;
/
ta
c'i';i~
~
~
~;~~
d
.
and
bars
on
hitch
outs
i
-'
.or
hOI~
ju~t
'?:e
J;i.p
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_hi
tch
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.
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pper
part
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a~d
hOles
in
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...
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..
· · ·
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-
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.·
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change
Key
(Item 10)
l:lltch blopks
on
·
tr.~ct
~~
.
::;
~l!;;i~;.
ht~Gh
;~
~~
;
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th~t
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.
.<
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.
.,.
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studs on
rns
1de
ofhftcfi
barsltt
rntoslots
on
hrtch clocks.
Anhe
same·
SWP'
3,
Fb.ll . . .
~
u
d\
ons
'In
mower
Owners
Manual
time. studs on the outside of the
hitch
blocks will
fit
into
slots on ends ·'touittac't'\lng deck to
~
I
i
tc
h and tractor.
of
hitch bars.
step
or
:·
FaCing
-,
t(0ni-
:
oi
~
rli~t
~
~ri:i·~dM'~n
e
'
:
6(f
:
.Jaop
the drive Belt
ITEM
NO.
J
4
5
6
7
8
f,
9
r
·10
11
~12
14
15
-16
-1
7
'L-18
19
,,.
20
21
22
23
24
25
.,
r.
PART
NO
.
60-2910
15-4704
60
·630
1
6()..0107
60'01D6
60-7S01
86.-00o7
84-4020
34·110
I
84-4032
84-2102
84-!001
60-6703
84·3070
84-0050
83-0005
84·1170
84-4009
84-4031
84-1002
84-3061
84-0040
81-0064
83·1022
PARTS LIST
PART
QTY.
NAME
I
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
4
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
8
1
1
HITCH
KNOB.
PIN
....
ARM
ARM
TRUNNION
.....
.
PULLEY
...
K
EY
...
30LT.
KE
Y
...
SCREW
•.
ROO
ROO.
WASHER
NUT
SPRING
..
BOLT
.
..
PIN
.•.........
..
.
KEY
..
..
..
.
BOLT
...
.
WASHER
.•.
NUT
..
...
....
.
BELT
..
......
.
SPACER
)
OESC
.
RIPTI(lN
Welomenl.
bumper
Black
plastic,
2' 0
Idler pulley
prvot.
10-718"
lg
Idler
pulley.
left
Side
Idler
pulley.
right
s
ide
5/8.
NC
eye.
318"
s1ud
3·
1/1o
00.
318"
bore
Cotter.
5/32" x
1-112"
B
la~K
.
3:8"
x
1·1
/2
''
H
HM
Ou1ck
change.
small
illo
.
11
318"
NC
x
1·112''
HHC
Be)uension. 1/2'' 0 x
4·1
/8'
Jg
Belt
adjusting. 7-7/8" Jg
3/4"
SAE
flat
1/2"
NC
hex
Tens1on.
s·
lg
Blank.
51
8"
x
2-318'
lg
Roll.
7/32"
dia
x 1-\14"
Quick
change.
119
large
Eye
.
318"
NC
x
1"
1/2" std
IJat
318
"
NC
hex
lock
~~,
_,
....,
A62S.
62"
C.
ll,
\
E:
S
,,
""
«-
718"
X 21/32" X 1
·1
/
2"
(l(em
24
rov~r
'the
frorit
g
teief~
e
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ist
t
'
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~
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ei'ectb
'
magnetic
:
clutc
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.
on
th.e
front
gr
tM
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e'ngi
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n
~
:,
:r:~n
;iurn .the
b.!g
;·~
blac
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Knd~
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(!(em
2)
'
oovn
te.l"t
)o
'
cRw
i
~e
eri·O'ugii
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to
~~t
'
theBelt
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ptiffev
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7)
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~
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;
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Q
theJ,o.P
....
9Yoove of
o\-o
o
~~~ter
~pmdle
(Item 1
:Deck
Parts
tist
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o
,
~
,
tpp
),
qf:
d¢:ck
.
. .
Step
_·
s.-
SEjt
'
tne
cu,ftlng.he!g!)t
adjustment
Lever to mower's
highest
cutting
lever.
Turn
the big black
Knob
until
the belt on the same side
as
the Knob,just clears (
1/8'")
the
nose
ot
the deck. Alsocheck to oe
sure the
tenSIOn
Spring
{Item 17)
controlling
the pulley on the
other
(left)
s1de
is tight with a
l11tle
stretch
1n
1t
T:ghten
NLJ\
(Item 16)
on
tenswn Rod (Item
12)
1f
necessary.
Step 6.
..-<the
cutting
height
adjusting
Lever to the mower's lowest
c
utting'le~l
and t1ghten the 1nner
Nul
on the belt
tens1
on h
Od
un
t:i
the tension
Spnng
is stretched
3/8"
(to
an
approximate length
ot
3-
9/16"
across the coils).
Tighten
the
outer
Nutaga1nst I
he
1
nn
erNut to
lock Spring at that length.
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3. .
Sh
.ut
9tl
the
~D
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unc
_
logging
the
discharge
chute.
4.
Push
PTO
sY.,.rtd
H
db~
~;
dJsengaging
fx>we,'to
mower:
'
ana
stop
t~
_
e
_e
ngin~
,
p!=lJ~ffi
.
l~,a.
y
ing
the
ope
.
rator's
€
.
P~~tion
\
or
before
·
mal<tn
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any
1
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ow
n,
'
dis
n'
gaging
power
t~
Y:mo
we
·
r,
before
raisi
ng
to
transport
p-osition
or
when
not
in
use
.'
6. In
case
of
excessive
vt
bra
tion-
IMMEDIATELY
STOP
the
tractor
and
determme
the
cause.
Correct
or
repatr
the
problem
betore
proceedtng.
Conttnued
v1bra
t10n
causes
wear
and
may
resuH tn
parts
failure
.
Other
Important
Safe
Operating
Practices
lor
Moy.'ing
w~~h
_
Hidio~
-,
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~~
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n
Tr
_
actors
.
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7 READ
THE
TRACTOR
OWNER'S
M/\NUAL
COMPLETELY.
Know
the
contro
rs
and
how
to
stop
qUtcJ<ty.
8.
Do
not
allow
children
to
operate
the
vehicle
.
Do
not
allow
adults
to
operate
it
without
proper
instruction.
'
:::>u
c·,ot
carry
passeng~·~
'oef~
c'<rlc:en
J"ld
~'cts
n safe d1stance
away
~0
.
Clear
the
work
area
of
ObJects wh1ch
mrqht
be
ptckcd
up
and
t
hrown
.
11 Be sure the
attachment
clutch
tPTO
Sw1
tch)
ts
pushed
"down
",
sh
tft
transaxle
rnto
neutral.
and
fully
depress
t/Je
:JraKe/clutch
pedal
before
attempting
to
start
the eng1ne
12
The
t
ractor
engrne
should
be
operaled
at 112 to full
speed
when
u~rng
the
mower
Use
trac:cr
gears
to
;egui:Jle
;;·ov0d
speed,
not
the
brake/clutch
pedal
-
~,
Co
'101
stop
or
start
suddenly
when
go1ng
uphrll
or
down
hill
Mow
up
and
down
the
lace
cf
steep
slop.,s,
r~ever
,\cros
s the
lace
.,. Reduce speed
on
slopes
and
<n
sharp
turn;;
to
preven
t trpprng
or
lo
ss
of
controL
Exerc
tst'
extreme
caut<on wh<•'l chang1ng
d1rectron on
slopes
:5
Stay
alert
lor
holes
tn
tne
:erra1n
and
othe
r
hrdde11
nazards
·'0
Watch out for
lr~1f;c
wrc'
c''Jssrng
or
mow1ng
near
r
oadways
· 7
Mow
only
1n
day:rght
or
,n
gooo
ilftltrclal
l1ght.
·8
Most
law
ns
should
be
mowed
to
keep
the
grass
2
to
3
'n
ches
htgh
Cutttng
the
grass
rLIQh
?;":--~.~~-:
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.
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·
1css
water
For
extrerrety
tall
gr
ass. set
cun
r
nq
hetghl
at
:nil
XI
mUm
for
the
ftrS(
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tl'cn
rl:?-3<;1
;o
rl8SHT!d
netqht
J.nd
':ow
Jga1n
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tractor
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arid
opffiratfng
the
equipment.
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22.Ciean
grass
clippings
fr9m
deck
, belts.
and
e>NJin~
area
after
each
use
to
prevent
overheating
and
min11
nrze rrsk of ftre.
:23
Keep
the
tracto
r
and
mower
in
good
operating
coridit1on.
and
keep
all
safety
dev1ces
1n
place
24 Keep all
nuts,
bolts
and
screws
t1ght
to
be
sum
tt1e
equrprnent
rs
1n
sale
workmg
cond1tron.
25
Replace
belts
when
edges
becom
e
worn
ar.d
rounded.
2fl
Check
the
bla
de
moun
t
rn
g
bolts
for
proper
!1ghtness
at
lrequen
1
lr.ter,;a
ls
Keep
blades
s
ha
rp
and
rn
balance.
27 Oo
1·0l
r:~ow
~n
'2
1
terse
,.C.J-.\·~'JS
:oak
bCh!o>C 1
h'n
Cn
mov1(H)
ti
reverse Ra1se :he
mower
deck
to
prevent
grass
:Jn
d
mowe:
damage
;'3
Ore;~
.>
_;,operly
Clothrng
should
be free
of
tears
or
Irayed
edges
Wear
reavy
shoes
w1th steel tOes.
Wear
ear
muffs
1n
cond
llrons
of
excessrve no1se. 1
Near
a resp
rrator
rn
very
dusty
conditiO<'~
29.
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alert
F
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,
worry,
preoccupat10n.
ano
dl
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work
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Nut
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way
forward
1nto
lowest
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:
h
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ei~ht
position
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Step
4.
Wim
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oos~QJ
the
deck
pointJng
forward.
slipe
the
deck
under
tll
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e'tr~ICtoflrom
th
e
right
side
as
far
as
possible
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the
front
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2
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t
h
f.
hole
in
the
lift
arm'
ot
the
tractor
a·
nd
through
the
.
end
link
of
the
Cha1n (Item 31)
located
on
the
top
of
the
deck
.
.Step 6. Move the
Implement
Lift
Lever
on
the
tractor
to
the
rearm
order
to raise the
front
of
the
deck
.
Step
7.
Align
holes
with
welded
spa
ce
rs at fro
nt
of
drag
l1
nk
Weldment
(Item 19)
w1th
the m1ddle
of
the
three
holes
at
the
lowe
r
r~ar
,.
ot
ih
,
e
~
_hit~h
f!:rid
·
sec:ure
~~th
a
blank
Bolt
(Item
18-
Hit
ch
Parts
Lisf)
and
quick
change
Key
(Item
20 -
Hitch
Parts List).
Move
lift
lever torwai.d
to
~
ow
.er..deck.
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Note:.
The
.rrifddli:!'ho1e is
used
for
inJtial
mstallation
. As
the
belt
stretches
with
use
it
may
be des1rable
lo
use the
rearmosl
hole
in
the
hitch.
If so.
follow
belt
adjustment
procedure
provided
below
.
Steps.
With the
deck
lowered
into
operating
position.
make
sure
that all 6 rear Rollers (Item 48) are
making
contact
with
the
level
ground
. On the left
side
of
the
deck.
measure
the
distance
from
the
front
tip
of
the
left
cutting
blade
(Item
75}
to
a
flat,
level
ground
surface.
Make
the
same
measurement
from
the
rear
tip
of
the
same blade. The
distance
should
be the same.
front
and
rear.
on
all three blades. If
the
front
t1p
of
the
blade
IS
lower
than
the rear.
loosen
the
outer
Nut
(Item 57)
at
the rear
of
the sc
1s
sors l
ink
Rods
;Items
54
and
55) a
nd
tu
rn the
lflner
1
\!ut
(Item
57)
ug
a,nst tne
roller a
djusting
pivot Pin (Item
56
)
unt
1l
t
he
blade
me
asureme
nt
JS
the same at
front
and
rear
tips
. Reverse
the
procedure
1f
the rear
ti
P
of
the
blade
is
low
er than
th
e
front.
Step 9. Fac1ng the
front
of
the
tracto
r w1th the
eng
me o
tt
,
loo
p the
dnve
Belt (Item
24-Hitch
Parts L1st)
over
the f
ront
groo
ve
of
the
.e
lectromagnetic
clutch
on
the
front
of
the
eng,n
e.
Then
turn
the
b
1g
black
Knob (Item 2-HJtch Parts Lis
t)
cou
n
terclockwise
enou
gh
to get the
dn
ve
Belt
u
nder
the two P
ul
leys (Item 7-H
itc"
Parts L1st) and
around
the top
gr
oov
e
of
th
e center Spi
ndl
e (Item
·)
on :
op
of the deck
Step
10.
Set !he cut
t1
ng
he1
ght
ddJustrnen t Lever :o r
"'o
wer s
h1ghest
cut
t1ng level T
ur
n \he 0
19
black :
-<
nob
untJ
it
he bet:
on
the
sa
me s.de as t
he
K
no
b J
USt
ciears
(' ; 3
")
t
he
r,ose
oJ\hc
dec~
Arsc
ch
eck
to
be
sure the ten
s1on
Spnng
(
Item
17-
HJ
tch Parts L
rs
t)
son
troll1ng
th
e pulley on :
re
:;.
t
her
Jleft)
~1de
rs
!1
gnt w1lh a
lr
t!le
:,tretcr :n
1t
T1
ghten
Nul •,Item 16-
Hi!c
h
Pa
rts
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s
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or
:ens:on
"{od {
It
em
12
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Step 11. Set ll1e
c~Ultlng
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11
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underneath
the
de
.
ck.
Wtpe·
the
·F1fhng cleaiY
before
·
grea
.
s1ng
to
·
prevent
d'
1rt
from
be
ing
forced
into
the
Bearings
(Item
68) . Be
C<!re,ful
not
to
overfill
the
spmdle
Stncetop
much
grease
pressure
rpaY;
,
d~~~ge
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Cutting
Height
The
te.ngth
of
the
grass
after
cutting
IS
regulated
by
the rear
Rollers
(Item
48)
.
To
adjust
the
pos1tion
of
the
rear Rollers, raise
the
mower
with
the
implement
lift
Handl
e on the
tractor
(see
ass
emb
ly
step
6).
Then
move
the
cuttmg
he1ght adJuStment lever
forward
to
l
ower
t
he
height
of
cut
or
rearward
to
raise
it
Lower
the
mower
by
mov1og .the .i(Tlplerner,lt
lift
Handle
?II
the
W,ay
forward.
This
will
allow
aJI
'
s(x
'
foflers.
~
to
rest
on
tlie
·
gro'und
ahd
permit
the
deck
to
float
w1th
the
contour
of
the,
gr
:pun,d..
Whefl
transporting
the
q
~
xk:
~
trqrn
t
ne
,
cl:i
,
f\i'19
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f
9
,
i
~~
;'
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a9:e
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set
the
·
cutting
heigtit
adjosfm
'
en
't l,eiJer
to
'}
he
p:()&i
l
i'QD
m~~:e-c:J
With a "T" This
will
provide
maximu
·m
ground
'Ciearance
to{dli
mower
parts
and
protect
the
blades
and
deck
from
damage.
Blade
Care
Always
keep Blades
(ite
m 75) sh
arp
and blade
moun
t1
ng Screw
{Item 62)
tight.
A
max1mum
of 22
ftllb
s.
of
torque
1s
recomm
ended
Nev
er
attem
pt
to
t1ghten the
bo
ttom
blade
mount1ng
Screw
or
top
spindle
Nul
(Item
7
0)
w1tlwut
havmg
t
he
cutting
blade
m
pos1110n
to
prevent
possible
damage
to
the
aluminum
hub
.
To
sharpen.
lile
a
lo
ng
the ong1na1be
ve
l,
us
1ng
care
no
t to
lile
rnatenal
off
the
end
as
the
length
of
the
blade
1S
1mporta
roi
10
;na,nta
,n
cu
l
lm
g·
c1r
cle overlap
and
blade
bal
ance
for a
clea
n cut Wh
en
sh
arpen
1n
g,
cr
~
eck
balance
of
the
blade
w1th
a
rod
or
th
e
shank
of
a
screwd
n
ver
t
hrough
the c
enter
hole
to
see
If
bot
h
ends
resi
9venry
File the heavy
S1de
until oven
Belt
Replacement
After prol
onged
use. belts may s
how
s1gns
of
wear by t
ra
y
1ng
or
crack1ng
If
1h
1s
occurs.
<he belt sh
oul
d oc rep
la
ced
as
soon
as
o
bser
ved
tc
prev
ent
b
reak1
ng du(J
ng
mo
w1ng.
'1'
r;
reolace the
;no
w
er
c~oss
B
elt
(Item
28).
remove
bo
th
bel!
Guard
s (Items 2·1
a11d
25) ar:d the
old
bel:
-:-nread r:ew B
elt
ar
oun
d !o
wer
groove
oi the
center
sp1
nd
le '.llem 71). b
oth
le
fl
and
(>
ght
Side
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.
di
'U the
ti
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Idle
r Pulleys <,ll001S
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no
wr
'n
exp
l
oded
v1ew
oraw
1ng
1nset ReplilC'O bl
)<
<
be
ll
Guards
To repla
ce
·ne ')r1
•1
e Belt (1\em 211 •
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pressure
may
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length
ol
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alter
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lever
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lo
·a•se I
he
heig
ht
ol
cut.
Lower
1
he
mower
to
:omplete
17'\e
opera!
•or·.
Th>
s
w,ll
ailo,.,
all
six
rolle< s io
.-
est
on
I
he
;r
ound.
and
permit
me
deck
Jo
"float"
with
the
contou
r
of
the ground.
1N1oer.
~
Jhe
dec«.
l<om
U'le
g.:a:s;s
~
9
.u
.ea
to
lhe
-ase
area.
se
t
~hi!
cuU
H\9' ne<gnt
adjustment
~
to
th
e
pos;t;on
.
lafk
~
LOW'
.
Th
1s
Will
prov1de
the
maximum
clea
ran
ce
for
an
-.ower
pans.
and
protect
the
blades
and
deck
/rom
damage.
Blade
Care
Always
keep
the
BladeS
(
~
:m
75
)
snarp,
and
D.lade m
oun1mg
Soew
(~b:llm
SBJ
ll'l!illll.
Jll.
<!ll~~m
of
22:
n-Ibs
ol
torque
is
recommenced
.
~~l!ll!
112l>
~~nn
e
bottom
bl~.:lc
mounting
Sc<ew
or
to
p
spindte
Nut
(Item
70]
'llllilh
'
(JU
•
.'I
hav
i
ng
the cutlong
blade
•n a pos•110n to
prevent
possible
daw4tg'je
o
the
alum,num
nub
To
sn
arpen
. f•le
along
the
original
bev'efl.w:s
ing
care
!o
ensure
tt'>al
matenal
IS
no1
remo~ed
trom
the
erW: t:ltfa
he
blade
. T7ie l
ull
Jeng;h
o!
lhe
blade
>S
necessary
to
maintalnnc;:.m.
nting
c•rcie
ove!i<~p
and
blade
balance
lor
a
clean
cut.
When
sha~nimg.
checi»
the
balance
or
tt'>e
t>Jaoe
wtlh
a
rod
or
the
shank
of
"'
s•::n
B.wdnver
through
1he
center
~>ole
to
see
1l
both
ends
rest
ever.ly;..iF>:I£'1
he
neavy
sode
un111
even
.
Deck
Angle
To
Groum§l
1.
DECK
NOSE
HIGHl
ILR~t<d,ng
edge
or
deck
up
10
114 h<gher •han
the
rear
edge
otlhe
~
Y<.
.!Each
blade
ot
grass's
cu
t
iwH;e.
1esu1!•
ng
in a
rough
cut
and
a limilslnu:ut.
Powe1
requ~remen11s
tw,ce
as
greal.
Grass
clippings
are
n~IB1.
.
Too
steep
ill\
ang
le
can
res
uli
1n
a
scal
lop
ed
cu!
since
~·e
r.cemer Knole
's
curt1ng
htgr
··
~r
1n11n
the
oulside
Kn<ves.
2.
DECK
NOSE
LO
W.~
edge
c l d
eca-
up
to
' '
~
!o..,·er
<h
a~
#le•e:;u~ofu.e
~
.
b
-ch
blade
or
g<ass
>S
cu.l
once
.
no
ruOb
in
g
of
g1a
ss
ey
ikrf
.i
fe
~
:rem:r .
of
deck
Lert.Sl
arnount
o!
horsepower
requi
re
d,
use
lor
r
ou,gn
al.Ulting
Nos~
too
low
can
also
r
esul!
10
a
scalloped
cui.
TROUSLESHOOTlNG
PROBLEM
1.
·
~c.<o::>s
Bel:
V<brat>art
t
some
:.s
uoavo•dao
!<:
J
C
AU
SE
E
rtgi
na
am;Uor
Deck
vibratmg
CORRECTION
~
t
an
e~
r.a>e
en
g
oo
e s
peo;ed
O<
~
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le<>s;.an
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ro
is.al
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mnaru
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l
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!
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nt
of
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bars
not
mounted
in
same
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speed
4:.
Ovemea
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eo
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Stop
T'urning
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clog
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9,
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duce
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o
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ove
dleci< f
rQm
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actor
an;:l
bl~s
h
om
O.::
ck
.
Ha
ve
b l
ades
s
hat
pe
ne
a a
no
ml
anced
,
When
s-emo
unttng
be
su
n?
10
I
=curfltely
locate
ce,..,ter
cf
bl
ade
and
1 l'C
tation
center
of
biade
mount
•ng
pad
.
t-
j:
Chec
k
blaae
ad
apt
or. Be
sur
;!
lugs
are
not
~
eo
.
R~
e
,t
~s
.
s.a
..
y
I
j
I
l-
lli.cJ
rn
\factor
ertg,ne
oft
a
no
clean
owl 1
.l
;
..:~
·the
n
reduce
w<dth
of
-;
ut
or
ground
I
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