Powr-Kraft PK1123 User manual

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W ALK-BEHIND TRACTOR
Operator’s Manual
MODEL NUMBER :
SERIA L NUMBER :
P K 1 1 2 3 P K 1 1 2 5 P K 1 1 2 8 P K 1 1 3 0 P K 1 1 3 5
Bot h model num b er and serial num b er m ay be found on t he m ain label.
You should record b ot h of t hem in a safe p lace for fut ure use.
Orig inal Inst r uct i ons
Questions: E-mail [e-mail]
Tractor is shipped without lubricant.

TA BLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
Care f ully re ad t hro ug h t his e nt ire
operator’s manual before using your
new unit. Take special care to heed the
cautions and warnings.
The En g in e m anu f act u rer is resp onsib le f or all
engine-related issues w ith regards to performance,
power rating, specificat ions, warrant y and service.
Please r ef e r t o t h e En g i n e M an u f a c t u r e r ’s
ow ners/ op erat or’s m anual, p acked separat ely w it h
your unit , fo r m ore inform at io n.
Int ro duct io n
Specificat ions
Sym b o ls
Safet y
General Saf et y Rules
Specif ic Safet y Rules
Co nt ent s sup plied
Machine A ssem b ly
Im p lem ent A ssem b ly
Know y our Tract or
Feat ures & Co nt ro ls
Op erat io n
Maint enance
St orag e
Tro ub le Sho ot ing
Part s Schedule
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1W alk -b ehind Tract o r
Your new walk-behind tractor will more than satisfy
your expectations. It has been manufactured under
st ring ent q ualit y st and ard s t o m eet sup erio r
performance criteria. You w ill find it easy and safe
t o op erat e, and w it h p roper care, it w ill g ive you
m any y ears o f d ep endab le service.
Thanks t o it s versat ilit y, t he all-gear-d riven w alk-
b eh ind t ract o r is u sed f o r sm all- scale f ar m ,
hort icultural, industrial, landscaping and home use.
It is rationally able to m eet bot h t he requirem ents
o f t h e “ d o it y o u r self ” en t h u siast f o r sm all
m a in t e n an c e j o b s an d t h e d e m a n d s o f
p ro fessionals w ho assid uo usly use t he m ac hine
to turn the w ork of a season int o concret e income.
The feat ures o f v arious m od els are d ifferent t o
m eet t he p recise need s. The solid and d ie-cast
aluminum struct ure m akes t he machine ext remely
lig htw eig ht and m aneuverab le on any g round. The
gearbox, w it h 4 forw ard and 3 reverse speed s, is
d esig ned w it h t he g ears in an oil b at h t o ensure
a long w orking life and reliability.
The co rr ect rat io b et w een t he f o rw ar d sp eed s
and the power t akeoff speed enables it t o be used
in an ext rem ely p ract ical w ay in a bro ad rang e of
o p e r at i o n s. T h e p o w er t ak eo f f o p e r at e s
independently from t he gearbox, with the coupling
in an oil b at h t o elim inat e all m aint enance and
ensure t r ouble-free operat ion in t im e.
The ad just ab le an d reversib le d esig n o f t he
hand leb ar enab les it t o b e used r at io nally b o t h
w it h front and rear at t achm ent s. The cont rols have
b een d esig n ed er g o no m ic ally , r ed uc ing t he
o p erat o r’s f at ig ue and enab ling t h e m ac hine’s
p erform ance t o b e ap p reciat ed fully .

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W alk-b ehind Tract o r
ENVIRONMENTA L
Recycle unw ant ed m at erials inst ead o f
disposing of them as w aste. All tools, hoses
and packaging should be resort ed, t aken
to the local recycling center and disposed
of in an environm ent ally safe w ay.
Read t hese inst ruct ions f or use caref ully .
Use safet y eq uip m ent . A lw ay s
w ear eye and hearing prot ect ion,
saf et y f o o t w ear , g lo v es and
helm et w hile op erat ing .
It is f orbid d en t o rem o ve o r t am per w it h
the protection devices and safety devices.
Do not sm oke o r have o p en flam es.
Use ex t r em e c aut io n w hen st o r in g ,
handling and using fuels, as they are highly
volat ile and exp losive in v ap or st at e.
Keep aw ay f rom rot at ing p art s
an d Knif es. Th ey c an b e v er y
dangerous.
Do not t o uch p art s w hich are ho t f ro m
op erat ion, serio us b urns m ay result .
Keep c hild r en and b y st and ers o f f and
aw ay.
N ev er d irect d isc h arg e t o w ar d o t h er
people. Throw n object s can cause injury.
Th e r at in g p lat e o n y o ur m ac hin e m ay sh o w
sym b ols. These rep resent im p ort ant inf orm at io n
ab out t he p rod uct o r inst ruct ions on it s use.
SYMBOLS
Optional Sickle Bar Mower Implements
Item No.
Tilling W idth, mm
Number of Tines
W eight, kg
32823
50 0
4 x4
25.0
Optional Tiller Implements
SPECIFICA TIONS
It em No.
Eng ine
Tire
Transm issio n
Fo rw ard Speed , km / h
Reverse Sp eed, km / h
W eig ht , kg
PK 1123
196cc, 6.5HP
4 .0 0 -8
Gearb o x
1.11-11.24
1.11
6 4 .5
It em No.
Cutting Width,mm
Transm issio n
W eig ht , kg
Sing le Blade A ct ion, Rocker
PK11125
205cc 900
4 .0 0 -8
Gearb o x
1.11-2.59
1.11-2.59
65.0
PK 1128
24 2cc, 9HP
4 .0 0 -8
Gearb o x
1.11-2.59-11.24
1.11-2.59
72.5
PK11130
305cc 1450
4 .0 0 -10
Gearb o x
1.11-2.59-4 .4 5
1.11-2.59-4 .4 5
74 .0
PK 1135
270 cc, 9 HP
4 .0 0 -10
Gearb o x
1.11-2.59-4.45-11.24
1.11-2.59-4 .4 5
74 .5
32828
720
6x4
33.0
32830
720
6x6
37.5
33826
1225
37.0
33833
1530
4 3.0
33824
970
3 1 .0
Specification subject to change without notice

Und erst and y o ur m achine
Read and underst and t he op erat or’s m anual and
labels affixed t o t he m achine. Learn it s ap plicat ion
and lim it at ions as w ell as t he specific p ot ent ial
hazards p ec uliar t o it .
Be t horoug hly fam iliar w it h t he cont rols and t heir
p roper op erat ion. Kno w how t o st op t he m achine
and diseng age t he cont rols quickly.
Mak e sur e t o r ead an d u nd er st an d all t h e
inst ruct io ns and safet y p recaut ions as o ut lined in
t h e En g i n e Ma n u f ac t u r e r ’ s M an u a l , p ac k e d
sep arat ely w it h y our unit . Do not at t em p t t o
op erat e t he m achine unt il y ou f ully und erst and
how t o p rop erly operat e and m aint ain t he Eng ine
an d h o w t o av o id ac cid en t al inju r ies an d / o r
p rop ert y d am ag e.
W ork area
Never st art or run t he unit inside a closed area.
The ex haust fum es ar e d ang er ous, c ont aining
carb o n m o no xid e, an o d orless and d ead ly g as.
Op erat e t his unit o nly in a w ell vent ilat ed out d oo r
area.
Never operate t he machine w ithout good visibility
or lig ht .
Never op erat e t he m achine o n a st eep slo pe.
A lw ays w ork t ransversally, not up and dow n.
Personal safet y
Do not o p erat e t he m ac hine w hile und er t he
influence of drugs, alcohol, or any medication t hat
co uld affec t your ab ilit y t o use it p ro perly.
Dress properly. W ear heavy long pant s, boot s and
g lo ves. Do not w ear loo se clot hing , short p ant s,
and jew elry of any kind . Secure long hair so it is
above shoulder level. Keep your hair, clot hing and
g loves aw ay f ro m m o ving p art s. Lo o se clot hes,
jew elry or long hair can be caught in m oving part s.
Check your machine before starting it. Keep guards
in place and in w orking order. Make sure all nuts,
b olt s, et c. are securely t ig ht ened , in p art icular
t ho se f ixing t he im plem ent t o t he m achine.
Never operat e t he machine w hen it is in need of
repair or is in poor m echanical cond it ion. Replace
d am aged , m issing or failed p art s b efore using it .
Check fo r fuel leaks. Keep t he m achine in safe
w o rking cond it ion.
Do not use the machine if t he engine’s swit ch does
not turn it on or off. Any gasoline pow ered machine
t hat can not b e co nt rolled w it h t he engine sw it ch
is dangerous and m ust be replaced .
Fo rm a habit o f checking t o see t hat keys and
ad just ing w renches ar e rem o ved f ro m m achine
area before st art ing it . A w rench or a key t hat is
left at tached to a rot ating part of t he machine may
result in p ersonal injury.
St ay alert , w at ch w hat y ou are d oing and use
co m m on sense w hen op erat ing t he m achine.
Do not ov erreach. Do no t o perat e t he m achine
w hile b arefoot or w hen w earing sandals or sim ilar
light w eig ht f oo t w ear. W ear p rot ec t iv e f oot w ear
that w ill protect your feet and im prove your footing
o n slip p er y surf ac es. Keep p ro p er f o ot in g and
b alance at all t im es. This enab les b et t er co nt rol of
t he m achine in unexpect ed sit uat ions.
Avoid accident al starting. Be sure the engine is off
b efo re t r ansp o rt ing t he m achine o r p erf orm ing
any m aint enance or ad just m ent o n t he unit .
Fuel saf et y
Fuel is highly flammable, and its vapors can explode
if ig nit ed . Take p recaut ions w hen using t o red uce
t he chance of serious personal injury.
W hen refilling or d raining t he fuel t ank, use an
ap p roved fuel storage container w hile in a clean,
w ell-v ent ilat ed o ut d oor. Do not sm o ke, o r allo w
sp arks, op en flam es o r ot her so urces of ig nit ion
near t he area w hile ad ding f uel or o perat ing t he
unit .
Keep grounded conduct ive object s, such as t ools,
aw ay f r o m ex p o sed , liv e elec t ric al p art s an d
co nnect ions t o av oid sp ar king o r arcing . These
event s could ignit e f um es or vap ors.
Alw ays stop the engine and allow it t o cool before
filling t he f uel t ank. Never rem ove t he cap of t he
fuel t ank or add fuel w hile the engine is running
or w hen t he eng ine is hot . Do not op erat e t he
m achine w it h know n leaks in t he fuel sy st em .
3W alk -b ehind Tract o r
SA FETY
Gener al Saf et y Rules

Loo se t he f uel t ank c ap slow ly t o reliev e any
p ressure in t he t ank.
Never overfill fuel t ank ( t here should b e no f uel
ab ove t he up p er lim it m ark)
Replace all fuel tank and cont ainer caps securely
and w ip e up sp illed fuel. Never op erate t he unit
w it ho ut t he fuel cap secur ely in p lace.
A void creat ing a source of ig nition for spilled fuel.
If fuel is spilled, do not att empt to start the engine
b ut m ove t he m achine aw ay from t he area o f
spillage and avoid creating any source of ignition
until fuel vapors have dissipat ed.
Never st ore f uel or m achine w it h fuel in t he t ank
insid e a b uild ing w here fum es m ay reach a sp ark,
op en flam e, or o t her sources of ig nit io n, such as
a w ater heater, furnace, clot hes dryer and the like.
A llow t he eng ine t o coo l b efore st oring in any
enclosure.
Machine use and care
Never pick up or carry a machine w hile the engine
is running.
Do not force the machine. Use the correct m achine
for your app lication. The correct m achine w ill do
t he job b ett er and safer at t he rat e f or w hich it
w as designed .
Do not chang e t he eng ine g o vernor set t ing s or
over-speed t he engine. The governor cont rols t he
m axim um saf e operat ing speed o f t he engine.
Do not run t he engine at a high sp eed w hen not
in use.
Do not p ut hand s o r feet near rot at ing p art s.
Avoid contact with hot fuel, oil, exhaust fumes and
ho t surfaces. Do not t o uch t he eng ine or m uffler.
These p art s g et ext rem ely hot from op erat io n.
They remain hot for a short t ime after you t urn off
t he unit . A llow t he engine t o co ol b ef ore d oing
m aint enance o r m aking adjust m ent s.
If t he m achine should st art t o m ake an unusual
noise or vibration, immediately shut off t he engine,
d isco nnect t he spark p lug w ire, and check f or t he
cau se. Unusual no ise o r v ib rat ion is g en erally
w arning o f t roub le.
Use o nly at tachm ent s and accessories app roved
b y t he m anufact urer. Failure t o d o so can result
in personal injury.
Maint ain t he m achine. Check fo r m isalig nm ent or
b ind ing of m oving p art s, b reakage of p art s and
any other condition that may affect t he machine’s
operation. If damaged, have the m achine repaired
b efore use. Many accid ent s are caused b y p oo rly
m aint ained eq uip m ent .
Keep the engine and m uffler free of grass, leaves,
excessive grease or carbon build up t o reduce t he
chance of a fire hazard.
Keep c ut t ing t o ols sharp and c lean. Pro p er ly
maint ained cut t ing tools w ith sharp cutt ing edges
are less likely t o b ind and are easier t o co nt ro l.
Never douse or sq uirt t he unit w it h w ater or any
ot her liquid. Keep handles dry, clean and free from
d eb ris. Clean af t er each use.
Ob serve p roper disposal law s and regulations for
g as, oil, et c. t o p rot ect t he env iro nm ent .
St ore idle m achine out o f t he reach of children
and d o not allow child ren or p erso ns unfam iliar
w it h t he m achine o r t hese inst ruct ions t o o perat e
it . Machine is d ang erous in the hand s of unt rained
users.
Service
Before cleaning , repair, inspect ing , or adjusting ,
shut off t he eng ine and m ake certain all moving
parts have stopped. Alw ays make sure t he engine
switch is in its “OFF” position. Disconnect the spark
plug w ire, and keep t he w ire aw ay from t he p lug
t o prevent accid ent al st art ing .
Have y our m achine serviced b y q ualif ied r ep air
p ersonnel using o nly id ent ical r eplacem ent p ar t s.
This w ill ensure t hat t he safet y of t he m achine
m aint ained .
Specific Safet y Rules
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W alk-b ehind Tract o r
Bef ore st art ing w o rk, remo ve all f oreig n m at t er
(stones, metal w ires, rods et c.) from the area where
t he eq uip m ent is t o b e used .
This machine has been designed and manufactured
for b eing used b y one operat or only.
Keep all b y st and er s, c hild ren, and p et s at least
23m ( 75 feet) aw ay. If you are ap p roached, st op
t he unit im m ed iat ely.
W alk, never run w it h t he m achine.

A lw ays operat e t he machine from b ehind , never
p ass or st and in f ront o f t he m achine w hen t he
engine is running.
Disengage all com m and levers before st arting the
engine.
This unit has a c lut ch. Squeeze t he clut ch cont rol
lever and check t hat it ret urns aut om at ically t o
the neutral position. If it does not, have unit adjusted
by a qualified repair personnel.
Engage the clutch gradually. Sudden engagement
could cause the machine t o rear-up.
A lw ays ho ld t he unit w it h b ot h h and s w hen
operat ing . Keep a firm g rip o n t he handleb ars. Be
aw are that t he machine may unexpect edly bounce
upw ard or jum p forw ard.
If t he unit strikes a foreign object, stop the engine,
disconnect t he spark plug, t horoughly inspect the
m achine f or any dam ag e, and repair t he d am age
b efore r est art ing and op erat ing t he m achine.
Use ext rem e caut ion w hen in reverse or p ulling
t he m achine t o w ard s you.
Do not o verlo ad t he m achine’s cap acit y.
Never o perat e t he unit at hig h t ranspo rt sp eed s
on hard or slip pery surfaces.
Exercise ext rem e caut ion w hen o perat ing o n or
crossing g ravel d rives, w alks, or roads. Stay alert
f o r h id d e n h az ar d s o r t r af f ic . D o n o t c ar r y
p asseng ers or object s.
Never leave t he operat ing p osit ion and leave t he
t ract o r unat t ended w hen t he eng ine is running .
A lw ay s st op t he eng ine and d isengag e t he Pow er
Takeof f d uring m o vem ent t o and f rom t he area
of w ork.
Pay at t ent io n w hen reversing t he m achine not t o
trip over anything. If you loose your balance, release
t he handlebars im m ed iat ely , t he d iseng ag em ent
w ill im m ed iat ely st o p t he m achine.
Do not t ravel dow n hill w it h t he clut ch disengaged
or t he g ears in id le.
A lw ays p ark t he unit o n a firm and level surfac e
and shut t he t o ol o ff .
To reduc e exp osur e t o v ib rat ion, lim it t he ho urs
of operat ion and take periodic breaks t o minim ize
rep et it io n and rest y our hand. Red uce t he sp eed
and force in w hich you do the repet itive movement.
Try t o f ill each d ay w it h jo bs w here o perat ing
hand-held pow er eq uipm ent is not required .
5W alk -b ehind Tract o r
CONTENTS SUPPLIED
The walk-behind tractor comes part ially assembled
and is shipped in carefully packed cart on. A fter all
the part s have been removed from the carton, you
should have:
1
2
3
4

6
W alk-b ehind Tract o r
Carrier A ssem b ly
MA CHINE A SSEMBLY
Follo w ing t he assem b ly d irect io ns b elo w , you w ill
assem b le t he unit in a few m inut es.
Unfold t he hand leb ar and inst all t he PTO ro d
as show n.
1.1
A
Mount t he shift rod as show n.1.2
B
1
1
10
2
1
1
10
2
5 6
1 W alk-b ehind t ract o r w it h Eng ine
2 Tiller Im p lem ent s ( Op t io nal)
3 Transm issio n A ssem b ly ( Op t io nal)
4 Sickle Bar (Op t ional)
5 Op er at o r’s Manual & Eng ine Manual
6 Har d w ar e Bag , includ ing
I
8M12 30
J
2M8 35
K
3M8 30
L
1M8 30
M8 25 2
M
2
2
M10 45
M10 30
N
2
M8 30
4
M8 25
O
2
M8
4
P
M8 20
Q
6M8 20
R
3M8 30
S
1M8 30
2M8 25
Sickle Bar (33824 only)
Sickle Bar (33826 33833)
Tiller ( 32830 32828)
D
E
F
1M8 30
4
2
M8 16
Tiller (32823 only)
G
H
1M8 30
2
B
A
1
1
10
2
1
1
10
2
Tiller
C
2M8 4 5
Tractor is shipped without lubricant.
Always fill transmission before using
tractor. Even if unit is picked up from
local seller, it is your responsibility to
check transmission for lubricant
before use. Damage due to no or low
oil lever is not covered by warranty.
Transmission takes 1.6 liters of 75W-
90 lubricant.

32823 o nly
32823 o nly
7W alk -b ehind Tract o r
Mount t he shield as show n.2.1.3
F
Insert t he d ep t h reg ulat o r rod t hroug h ho le
in b racket from t he t op d ow n w it h curve t o
t he rear of t he unit and sec ure w it h a M8x30
screw and nut through the holes in the bracket,
passing through t he desired hole in the depth
reg ulat or ro d.
2.2.1
G
Mount t he shield as show n.2.2.2
H
2
1M8 30
2
Tiller A ssem b ly
Insert t he d ep t h reg ulat or rod t hroug h ho le
in bracket from t he t op d ow n w it h curve t o
t he rear of t he unit and secure w it h a M8x30
screw and nut through the holes in the bracket,
passing through t he desired hole in t he depth
reg ulat or ro d.
2.1.1
D
Align the holes in the shield and side extensions.
Com bine t hem w it h M8x16 screw s and nut s.
2.1.2
E
1M8 30
4M8 16
C
2M8 45
OPTIONAL
Line up t he holes in t he eng ine handle and
guard . Insert M8x45 screw s from one side, and
tighten dow n w ith nut s from t he other side.
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11 W alk -b ehind Tract o r
Shift er r od
Co up ler
Shifter swaying rod
Shift er r od
Co up ler
Shifter swaying rod
O I L H A S BEEN D RA I N ED F O R
SHIPPING.
Failure to fill engine sump with oil before
starting engine will result in permanent
damage and void engine warranty.
A d d o il ac co rd ing t o En g ine Manual p ac ked
separat ely w it h y our unit .
Eng ine o il
W hile to mount t he w alk-behind tract or the sickle
b ar, it is necessary t o t urn t he handlebar of 180 °.
Before t his, release the speed shift lever and PTO
lever f rom t heir su p p ort s, p ull t he hand leb ar
st eering lever and t urn it 180 °. Insert it again af t er
choosing t he ideal position of the handlebar. A fter
t u rning t he h and leb ar, lev ers m ust b e in sert ed
ag ain int o t he sup p ort s. W hen t he hand leb ar is
t ur ned , t he m achine w ill g o f orw ard in rev erse
speed and back in 1
st speed.
The w alk- b ehind t ract or is eq uip p ed w it h an
aut om at ic rev erser. If you t urn t he hand leb ar
st eering lever of 180 °, you w ill have t w o forw ard
speeds w hich, t urning the reverse lever placed on
t he right sid e o f t he hand leb ar, aut om at ically
becom e reverse speeds.
Shift er Ro d and Coup ler Inst allm ent
Machine w it h t iller im plem ent
The inst alling p o sit ion of t he shift er rod is o n t he
left side of t he shift er sw aying rod.
Machine wit h sickle b ar imp lement
The inst alling p o sit ion of t he shift er rod is o n t he
left side of t he shift er sw aying rod.

Clut ch lever
It p erm it s t o eng ag e and d isengag e clut ch, PTO,
reversing g ear, and t o lo ck-unlock t he d ifferent ial.
Throt t le lever
The t hrot t le lever cont rols eng ine sp eed . Moving
t he t hrot t le lever in t he d irect io ns show n m akes
t he engine run faster or slow er.
Eng ine St o p lev er
It cut s out p ow er t o t he m achine at t he end o f
w o rking o r w hen a p r ob lem occurs. If , fo r any
reaso n, t h e han d leb ar s ar e released f ro m t he
o p er at o r’s hand s, it w ill aut o m at ic ally ad op t it s
orig inal p osit io n and t hus st op t he eng ine.
Reversing g ear lever
It p erm it s t he reversal o f t he m achine m ovem ent
and of t he PTO.
Different ial lock lever
It increases t he m achines’ m aneuverab ilit y and
increases wheels’ adhesion on the ground. The locking
KNOW YOUR TRA CTOR
Feat ures and Co nt rols
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W alk-b ehind Tract o r
Clut ch Cont ro l Lev er
18 0 ° St eer ing Lever
Sp eed Shif t L ev er
Reversing lev er
Dif ferent ial Lo ck lev er
Eng ine St o p Sw i t ch
Thro t t le Lev er
Hand lebar
Gearb o x
Quick Co up ler

m echanism can b e eng ag ed w hilst t he m achine
is running, on cond ition t hat w heels skid or w ork
o n slip p ery g ro und . If so , d iseng ag e t he c lut c h,
eng ag e t he lock and slo w ly release t he c lut ch.
Handlebar
Driv ing p osit ion is com fort able w it h t he co nt ro ls
p o sit io ned er g onom ically . The hand leb ars are
ad just able in heig ht , sid ew ays and are reversible
by 180 °. Sp ecial silent -blocks absorb the vibrations
p rod uced b y t he m achine w hen in o perat ion.
Speed shift lever
It c o nt r o ls d if f eren t sp eed s as sho w n o n t h e
select or.
Pow er t akeo ff
It is a front locking 3-t eet h im plem ent . It rot at es
clo ckw ise, ind ep end ent ly f rom t he g earb ox, and
d ep ending on t he engine sp eed.
NOTE: A lw ays use t he clut c h lever w hen w ant ing
t o engag e or disengage t he PTO.
Op erat ion
A d ding f uel
Fill t he f uel t ank as inst ruct ed in t he separat e
Eng ine Manual p acked w it h t he m achine.
St art ing t he m achine
Ensur e t hat PTO lev er is d iseng ag ed and sp eed
shift lever is in id le p osit ion.
1. Set t he t hrot t le lever on t he hand leb ar at half -
w ay posit io n. If t he eng ine is cold , eng ag e t he
choke on t he carburet or.
2. Set engine for starting as described in the engine
m anual.
3. Pull t he st ar t er g rip lig h t ly un t il y o u f eel
resist ance, t hen p ull b riskly, ret urn t he st art er
g rip g ent ly . The st art er g r ip m ust alw ay s b e
g rasped w it h one hand only , t o p revent t he
eng ine “kicking b ack”. W hen t he eng ine has
st art ed, allo w it t o run id le for so m e m inut es
t o allo w o il t o lub ricat e all m o ving p ar t s.
4. Squeeze the engine stop lever and grip the clutch
lev er t o eng ag e t he g ears and t he d rive t o t he
im p lem en t . If eng ag em ent is not im m ed iat e,
release t he clut c h lev er slig ht ly and give a few
lig ht t ouches on t he clut ch.
5. Connect PTO, eng ag e and locat e t he sp eed
shift lever t o t he d esired p osit ion.
6. Release clut ch lever slow ly and fully t o st art
w ork.
St op p ing t he m achine
Dec elerat e, d iseng ag e t he PTO and sp eed shift
lever s t o neut ral p osit ion and f ully release t he
engine stop lever.
Tilling d ep t h ad just m ent
Lo w er t he dep t h regulat o r ro d w ill slow t he t iller
and make it till deeper. Raising the depth regulat or
ro d w ill allow it t o m ove fast er and t ill shallow er.
To adjust t he t illing d ept h.
1. Remove t he fixing screw .
2. Raise or low er t he dep t h reg ulat or rod t o t he
desired posit ion.
3. Replace the fixing screw .
Sick le b ar heig ht ad just m ent
W hen w o rking on b ad t errain, it is necessary t o
adjust t he m ow er’s cut heig ht in t he follow ing w ay.
1. Lo osen nut .
2. Bring t he skid p ad b ack t o w ant ed p osit ion.
3. Lo ck t he nut again.
Mow er blad e hold er ad just ment
1. Loosen fixing screw .
2. Turn t he ad just m ent screw .
3. Tight en t he fixing screw ag ain.
4. N OTE: ex cessiv e f rict io n b et w een t he b lad e
hold er and t he b lade must b e avoid ed in ord er
t o ensure g ood funct ion.
Mow er b lade rep lacem ent
1. Loosen screw .
2. Rem ove blad e cat ch.
3. Slip off t he b lade.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
and rem o ve any rem aining p iec e of g r ass o r
m ud . Chec k o cc asionally t hat all screw s are
t ight ened . Each t im e t he b ar is t ransf erred o r
exp osed t o t he p ub lic or lef t in a d ep osit , it is
co m pulsory t o ap ply t he f ront p ro t ect io n.
Tiller: clean the t iller underside of t he t ine shield
aft er each use. The d irt w ashes off t ines easier
if rinsed off im mediately instead of after it dries.
A lw ays tow el d ry t he t iller afterw ards and apply
a lig ht coat of o il t o p revent rust ing or w at er
d am ag e.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Never use a “pressure washer” to clean
your unit. W ater can penetrate tight areas
of the unit and cause damage to spindles,
gears, bearings, or the engine. The use
of pressure washers w ill result in
shortened life and reduce serviceability.
Eng ine m aint enanc e
Refer t o the Engine Manual included in your w alk-
b ehin d t rac t o r f o r t he in f o rm at io n o n en g in e
maintenance. Your engine manual provides detailed
inform at ion for p erform ing t he t asks.
STORA GE
Use clean clot hs t o clean o ff t he out sid e o f t he
m achine and t o keep t he air vent s f ree of
ob st ruct io ns.
3.
4.
To r e- m o unt t he b lad e, c ar ry o u t t he sam e
op erat ions b ut in reverse o rd er, and ensure t hat
b lades are f it t ed in t he sam e w ay.
A p ro p er m aint enance and lub ricat io n w ill help
t he m achine in a p erf ect w o rking cond it ion.
Turn o ff eng ine and d iseng ag e all co m m and
levers. Eng ine must be cool.
Inspect the general condition of the unit Check
for loose screw s, m isalig nm ent or b ind ing of
moving part s, cracked or broken parts, and any
other condition that may affect its safe operation.
Rem o ve all d eb ris f rom t he unit w it h a sof t
brush, vacuum, or compressed air. Then use a
p rem ium q ualit y lig ht w eig ht m achine o il t o
lub ricat e all m o ving p art s.
Clut ch: as clut ch w ears o ut , t he sam e lever
could have a w ider opening, b eing so uneasy
to use. This m eans that it is necessary t o adjust
t he cable, set t ing clut ch lever o n it s orig inal
p osit ion act ing on t he ad just m ent d evice and
on co unt er-nut .
Eng ine: you should check t he oil every 4 hours
of w ork and rep lace it every 50 hours of w ork.
A lw ays use g ood q ualit y o il. Fo r t he int ervals
b et w een m aint enance follow t he inst ruct ions
give in t he eng ine’s m anual.
Gearb o x : check oil lev el ever y 50 ho urs of
w orking removing the plug and check that, w ith
horizontal machine, oil reaches the tw o notches.
If necessary , add t he o il.
Gearb ox oil replacement: oil m ust be replaced
w h en ho t b y unsc rew ing f iller c ap and p lug
eq uip p ed w it h an oil d ip st ic k. W hen o il is
completely drained, replace filler cap and fill up
w it h new oil.
Sickle b ar: grease t he blade m ovem ent block
using t he greaser every 4 w orking hours. Keep
t he b lad e co rrect ly adjust ed b y reg ulat ing t he
blade holders. They must not b e so t ight t hat
t hey lock t he blad e. A lw ays keep b lades sharp.
A ft er every w orking d ay, clean t he sickle bar
9.
If t he w alk- behind t ract o r w ill not b e used f or a
period longer than 30 days, follow t he steps below
t o p rep are your unit for st orage.
1. Drain t he fuel t ank co m p let ely. St ored f uel
containing ethanol or MTBE can start to go stale
in 30 days. Stale fuel has high gum content and
can clog the carburetor and restrict fuel flow .
2. Start t he engine and allow it to run until it stops.
This ensures no fuel is left in t he carb uret or.
Run the engine unt il it stops. This helps prevent
d ep o sit s f ro m f orm ing insid e t he carb u ret o r
and possible eng ine damage.
Lub ricat e t he c ylinder int rod ucing f ew d rop s
of t he sam e kind of o il used for t he eng ine
t hroug h t he spark p lug hole and let t ing t he
eng ine t ick ov er fo r a short t im e.
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Protect t he teeth of the sickle bar wit h t he front
p rot ect io n and ensure t hat t he b lade d o es not
escap e from t he side of t he b ar.
St ore y our unit in upright p osit ion in a c lean,
d ry b uild ing t hat has g oo d vent ilat ion.
5.
6.
D o no t use st ro ng d e t erg ent s o r
p e t r o le um b a se d cle ane r s w h e n
cleaning plastic parts. Chemicals can
damage plastics.
Do not store the unit w ith fuel in a
non-ventilated area where fuel fumes
may reach flame, sparks, pilot lights
or any ignition sources.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
The follow ing is a list of sm all problems w hich can
occur w hen using t he w alk-b ehind t ract o r and
w hich can b e solved b y t he user.
1. Eng ine d oes no t st art .
Make t he follow ing checks in t he order given:
The fuel tank should be at least half-full.
The fuel tap should be open.
The choke should be set on OPEN (when engine
is cold ).
Fuel m ust reach t he carburet o r.
2.
The mesh filt er at the entrance to the carburetor
input m ust be clean.
The carburet or jet s m ust b e clean. To check,
screw them out and if t hey are dirty, clean w ith
a blast of air.
The gears do not engage.
Regulate the clutch by screw ing the adjustment
screw unt il t he clut ch has a g oo d clearance, 5-
6m m . Take care not t o elim inat e all t he p lay,
as t he cab le m ust nev er b e t oo t ig ht .
Machine w ith tiller. The machine jum ps forward
on hard ground.
A d just t he d ept h regulat or ro d b y m oving it t o
t he last ho le.
Machine with sickle cutter bar, the blade coupling
b reaks f req uent ly.
Make sure t he b lade hold ers are not t oo tight.
Check if t he g round is st ony . If so , p ull d ow n
t he cut t ing heig ht adjust m ent slid es t o raise
the cutter bar and prevent small stones w edging
b et w een fing ers and blad es.
Cut grass should fall in front inst ead of being
eject ed at t he sid es.
If t he grass is very t hick and there are discharge
problems, rem ove t he w indrow forming guides.
Und er t his sit uat ion, t he m ow er w ill no long er
form t w o w ind ro w s eit her side of it s p at h, t he
cut g rass m ust b e sep arat ed f rom t he unc ut
one b y hand t o p revent f urt her clog g ing.
3.
4.
5.
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PARTS SCHEDULE
Walk-behind tractor with Engine
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Walk-behind Tractor
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The d iffer ent ial p ar t o f t he Gearb ox f or each it em
Gearb o x 0 1130 & 0 1135
Gearb o x 0 1128
Gearb o x 0 1125
Gearb o x 0 1123

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Eng ine Guard ( Op t ional)

Tiller Im p lem ent 32823 ( Op t ional)
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