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Technical

Manual

SCAG’S

COMMERCIAL

MOWER

MODELS

ST

12B

Tractor

ST

13K

Tractor

ST

17KA

Tractor

ST

18B

Tractor

ST

18KH

Tractor

SLM

40T

Cutter

Deck

SLM

48T

Cutter

Deck

SM

48

Cutter

Deck

SM

61

Cutter

Deck

Scag

Power

Equipment,

Inc.

W226

N900

Eastmound

Drive

Waukesha,

Wisconsin

53186

Part

No.

01001

Printed

in

USA

12-86

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WARNING

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If

incorrectly

used,

this

machine

can

cause

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severe

injury.

Those

who

use

and

maintain

the

i

I

machine

should

be

trained

in

its

proper

use,

j

I

warned

of

its

dangers,

and

shouid

read

entire

I

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manuai

before

attempting

to

set

up,

operate,

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adjust

or

service

the

machine.

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LIMITED

WARRANTY-COMMERCIAL

EQUIPMENT

This

warranty

extends

to

the

original

retail

purchaser

only

and

commences

on

the

date

of

original

retail

purchase.

Any

part

of

the

Scag

commercial

mower

manufactured

by

Scag

and

found

in

the

reasonablejudgmentof

Scag

to

be

defective

in

material

or

workmanship,

will

be

repaired

or

replaced

by

an

authorized

service

dealer

without

charge

for

parts

and

labor.

The

Scag

mower

including

any

defective

part

must

be

returned

to

an

authorized

Scag

service

dealer

within

the

warranty

period.

The

expense

of

delivering

the

mower

to

the

dealer

for

warranty

work

and

the

expense

of

returning

it

back

to

the

owner

after

repair

or

replacement

will

be

paid

for

by

the

owner.

Scag’s

responsibility

in

respect

to

claims

is

limited

to

making

the

required

repairs

or

replacements,

and

no

claim

of

breach

of

warranty

shall

be

cause

for

cancellation

or

rescission

of

the

contract

of

sale

of

any

Scag

mower.

Proof

of

purchase

will

be

required

by

the

dealer

to

substantiate

any

warranty

claim.

All

warranty

work

must

be

performed

by

an

authorized

Scag

service

dealer.

This

warranty

is

limited

to

one

year

from

the

date

of

original

retail

purchase

for

any

Scag

mower

that

is

used

for

commercial

purposes,

or

any

other

income-

producing

purpose

(90

days

for

rentai

use).

This

warranty

does

not

cover

any

mower

that

has

been

subject

to

misuse,

neglect,

negligence,

or

accident,

or

that

has

been

operated

in

any

way

contrary

to

the

operating

instructions

as

specified

in

the

Technical

Manual.

The

warranty

does

not

apply

to

any

damage

to

the

mower

that

is

the

result

of

improper

maintenance,

or

to

any

mower

or

parts

that

have

not

been

assembled

or

installed

as

specified

in

the

Technical

Manual.

The

warranty

does

not

cover

any

mower

that

has

been

altered

or

modified

so

as

to

adversely

affect

the

product’s

operation,

performance

or

durabiiity

or

that

has

been

aitered

or

modified

so

as

to

change

the

intended

use

of

the

product.

In

addition,

the

warranty

does

not

extend

to

repairs

made

necessary

by

normal

wear,

or

by

the

use

of

parts

or

accessories

which,

in

the

reasonable

judgment

of

Scag,

are

either

incompatible

with

the

Scag

mower

or

adversely

affect

its

operation,

performance

or

durability.

This

warranty

does

not

cover

engines,

electric

starters,

batteries,

belts

and

tires

which

are

warranted

separately

by

their

manufacturer

and

for

a

different

period

of

time.

Scag

Power

Equipment

reserves

the

right

to

change

or

improve

the

design

of

any

mower

without

assuming

any

obligation

to

modify

any

mower

previously

manufactured.

All

other

implied

warranties

are

limited

in

duration

to

the

one

(1)

year

warranty

period

or

ninety

(90)

days

for

mowers

used

for

rental

purpose.

Accordingly,

any

such

implied

warranties

including

merchantability,

fitness

for

a

particular

purpose,

or

otherwise,

are

disclaimed

in

their

entirety

after

the

expiration

of

the

appropriate

one-year

or

ninety

day

warranty

period.

Scag’s

obligation

under

this

warranty

is

strictly

and

exclusively

limited

to

the

repair

or

replacement

of

defective

parts

and

Scag

does

not

assume

or

authorize

anyone

to

assume

for

them

any

other

obligation.

Some

states

do

not

allow

limitations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty

lasts,

so

the

above

limitation

may

not

apply

to

you.

Scag

assumes

no

responsibility

for

incidental,

consequential

or

other

damages

including,

but

not

limited

to,

expense

for

gasoline,

expense

of

delivering

the

mower

to

an

authorized

service

dealer

and

expense

of

returning

it

back

to

the

owner,

mechanic's

travel

time,

telephone

or

telegram

charges,

rental

of

a

like

product

during

the

time

warranty

repairs

are

being

performed,

travel,

loss

or

damage

to

personal

property,

loss

of

revenue,

loss

of

use

of

the

mower,

loss

of

time

or

inconvenience.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages,

so

the

above

limitation

or

exclusion

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

3

Your

mower

was

built

to

the

highest

standards

in

the

industry.

However,

your

mower

is

only

as

safe

as

the

operator.

Carelessness

or

error

on

the

part

of

the

operator

may

result

in

serious

bodily

injury.

Hazard

control

and

accident

prevention

are

dependent

upon

the

awareness,

concern,

prudence,

and

proper

training

of

the

personnel

involved

in

the

operation,

transport,

maintenance,

and

storage

of

the

equipment.

Make

sure

every

operator

is

properly

trained

and

thoroughly

familiar

with

all

of

the

controls

before

operating

the

equipment.

IMPORTANT

Safe

Operation

Practices

for

Riding

Vehicies

1

.

Know

the

controls

and

how

to

stop

quickly.

READ

THIS

TECHNICAL

MANUAL

and

instructions

furnished

with

attachments.

2

.

Do

not

allow

children

to

operate

the

machine.

Do

not

allow

adults

to

operate

it

without

proper

instruction.

3

.

Do

not

carry

passengers.

Do

not

mow

when

children

and

others

are

around.

4

.

Clear

the

work

area

of

objects

(wires,

rocks,

etc.)

that

might

be

picked

up

and

thrown.

5

.

Disengage

all

attachment

clutches

and

shift

into

neutral

before

attempting

to

start

the

engine.

6

.

Disengage

power

to

attachments

and

stop

the

engine

before

leaving

the

operator's

position.

7

.

Disengage

power

to

attachments

and

stop

the

engine

before

making

any

repairs

or

adjustments.

8

.

Disengage

power

to

attachments

when

transporting

or

not

in

use.

9

.

Take

all

possible

precautions

when

leaving

the

vehicle

unattended,

such

as

disengaging

the

power-

take-off,

lowering

the

attachments,

setting

the

parking

brake,

stopping

the

engine,

and

removing

the

key.

10.

Do

not

stop

or

start

suddenly

when

going

uphill

or

downhill.

Mow

up

and

down

the

face

of

steep

slopes;

never

across

the

face.

11

.

Reduce

speed

and

exercise

extreme

caution

on

slopes

and

in

sharp

turns

to

prevent

tipping

or

loss

of

control.

Be

especially

cautious

when

changing

direction

on

slopes.

12

.

Stay

alert

for

holes,

rocks,

and

roots

in

the

terrain

and

other

hidden

hazards.

Keep

away

from

drop-offs.

13

.

Use

care

when

pulling

loads

or

using

heavy

equipment.

a.

Use

only

approved

drawbar

hitch

points.

b.

Limit

loads

to

those

you

can

safely

control.

c.

Do

not

turn

sharply.

Use

care

when

backing.

d.

Use

counterweights

or

wheel

weights

when

suggested

in

this

technical

manual.

14

.

Watch

out

for

traffic

when

crossing

or

near

roadways.

15

.

When

using

any

attachments,

never

direct

discharge

of

material

toward

bystanders

nor

allow

anyone

near

the

vehicle

while

in

operation.

16

.

Handle

gasoline

with

care

—

it

is

highly

flammable.

a.

Use

approved

gasoline

container.

b.

Never

remove

the

fuel

cap

of,

or

add

gasoline

to,

a

running

or

hot

engine

or

an

engine

that

has

not

been

allowed

to

cool

for

several

minutes

after

running.

Never

fill

the

tank

indoors

and

always

clean

up

spilled

gasoline.

c.

Open

doors

if

the

engine

is

run

in

the

garage

—

exhaust

fumes

are

dangerous.

Do

not

run

the

engine

indoors.

17

.

Keep

the

vehicle

and

attachments

in

good

operating

condition,

and

keep

safety

devices

and

shields

in

place

and

in

working

condition.

18

.

Keep

all

nuts,

bolts,

and

screws

tight

to

be

sure

the

equipment

is

in

safe

working

condition.

19

.

Never

store

the

equipment

with

gasoline

in

the

tank

inside.a

building

where

fumes

may

reach

an

open

flame

or

spark.

Allow

the

engine

to

cool

before

storing

in

any

enclosure.

20.

To

reduce

fire

hazard,

keep

the

engine

free

of

grass,

leaves,

or

excessive

grease.

21

.

The

vehicle

and

attachments

should

be

stopped

and

inspected

for

damage

after

striking

a

foreign

object,

and

the

damage

should

be

repaired

before

restarting

and

operating

the

equipment.

22.

Do

not

change

the

engine

governor

settings

or

overspeed

the

engine.

23

.

When

using

the

vehicle

with

mower,

proceed

as

follows:

a.

Mow

only

in

daylight

or

in

good

artificial

light.

b.

Never

make

a

cutting

height

adjustment

while

the

engine

is

running

if

the

operator

must

dismount

to

do

so.

4

c.

Shut

the

engine

off

when

removing

the

grass

catcher

or

unclogging

chute.

d.

Check

the

blade

mounting

bolts

for

proper

tightness

at

frequent

intervals.

24

.

Under

normal

usage,

the

grass

catcher

bag

material

is

subject

to

deterioration

and

wear.

Check

bag

frequently

for

deterioration

and

wear

and

replace

worn

bags.

Check

that

replacement

bags

comply

with

the

original

manufacturer’s

recommendations

or

specifications.

25

.

Disengage

power

to

mower

before

backing

up.

Do

not

mow

in

reverse

unless

absolutely

necessary

and

then

only

after

observation

of

the

entire

area

behind

the

mower.

A

A

WARNING

Do

NOT

travel

straight

down

slopes

exceeding

14

degrees

(25

percent).

When

the

tires

begin

to

slip

while

climbing

a

steep

slope,

the

grade

is

too

steep

for

safe

operation.

Angle

the

mower

to

a

less

steep

slope

until

tires

stop

slipping

and

traction

is

regained.

Raising

the

cutter

deck

slightly

will

improve

traction.

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Remove

all

crating

and

packing

materials.

2

.

Lay

out

loose

bolts

and

nuts

according

to

the

"Where

Used”

as

listed

in

the

loose

parts

packing

list.

3.

Set

the

cutter

deck

level,

about

two

inches

off

the

floor.

4

.

Remove

belt

cover.

Remove

mower

engage

control

rod.

5

.

Move

tractor

assembly

to

cutter

deck

so

that

mounting

brackets

clear

engine

deck.

6

.

Unwind

winch

lift

cable

and

tilt

engine

deck

to

horizontal

position.

Align

the

lower

set

of

holes

in

the

mower

deck

brackets

and

insert

drift

pins

on

each

side

to

temporarily

locate

holes.

IMPORTANT

7

.

Use

lower

set

of

holes

in

brackets

for

mowing

two

inches

and

above

(for

under

two

inches,

use

upper

set

of

holes).

Insert

six

7/16-14

x

1

bolts,

flat

washers,

lock

washers

and

nuts.

Tighten

all

six

bolts

very

securely.

Then

go

back

and

retorque

each

one.

8

.

Raise

cutter

deck

using

lift

winch

and

assemble

front

caster

wheels

using

six

5/16-18

x

3/4

bolts,

lock

washers

and

nuts.

9

.

Install

the

mower

engage

control

rod.

Secure

with

hair

pin

at

both

ends.

10.

Route

blade

drive

belt

over

center

spindle

pulley.

Be

sure

belt

clears

the

belt

guide

saddle

at

center

spindle

and

is

positioned

between

the

pulley

and

its

belt

guide

at

the

center

pulley

support

bracket.

11.

Push

mower

engage

lever

forward

until

it

snaps

to

rest.

Adjust

belt

tension

as

specified

in

adjustment

sections.

Do

Not

Adjust

Too

Tight!

12.

Install

grass

discharge

deflector

chute

using

two

5/16-18

X

1

bolts

and

elastic

stop

lock

nuts.

13

.

Place

seat

assembly

on

rider

support

channel

using

2nd

and

3rd

hole

aft

from

steering

handle.

Install

two

7/16-14

X

1-1/4

bolts

and

lock

washers.

Stand

back

and

sight

straightahead.

Align

seat

spring

parallel

with

frame.

Tighten

bolts

securely.

14

.

Adjust

arm

rests

to

horizontal

position

(if

necessary)

by

turning

setscrew

in

rear

of

each

arm.

15

.

Insert

steering

handle

on

shaft

and

secure

with

one

5/16-18

x

1-1/2

bolt,

2

washers

and

locknut.

Tighten

securely.

16

.

Reduce

tire

pressure

to

values

specified

in

adjustments

section.

NOTE:

Tires

are

over

inflated

for

shipping

purposes.

17

.

Remove

battery

and

fill

each

cell

with

1.265

specific

gravity,

battery

grade

electrolyte

to

level

5

indicator.

Do

Not

Fill

more

than

3/16"

above

plates.

Allow

battery

to

set

for

20

minutes.

Refill

to

level.

Battery

may

be

placed

on

charge

at

3

amperes

for

maximum

capacity

(not

usually

necessary).

18

.

CAUTION:

Reinstall

battery.

Connect

positive

lead

first.

CAUTION:

Note

that

battery

contains

sulfuric

acid

which

is

poison

and

causes

severe

burns.

Avoid

contact

with

skin,

eyes

or

clothing.

Flush

spills

with

water.

19

.

Check

engine

crankcase.

It

was

filled

at

the

factory,

but

may

need

additional

oil

for

proper

level.

20.

Fill

fuel

tank.

21.

Open

shut-off

under

tank.

22.

After

initial

run

and

inspection

of

cutter

belt,

replace

belt

cover.

ADJUSTMENTS

1

.

Check

that

all

belts

clear

their

belt

guides

by

about

1/8

to

3/16

inch.

Adjust

guides

if

necessary.

2

.

Adjust

blade

drive

belt

by

turning

turnbuckle

so

that

about

10

lb.

pull

sideways

deflects

belt

1/2

inch.

Do

Not

Overtighten!

Only

a

moderate

force

should

be

used

on

control

lever.

3

.

Adjust

cutter

deck

belt

by

turning

lock

nut

on

“J”

pull

rod

where

applicable.

About

10

lbs.

pull

sideways

deflects

belt

1/2

inch.

Test

belt

at

short

section

between

center

spindle

and

left

hand

spindle

(do

not

test

long

section

at

rear

of

deck).

IMPORTANT

Readjust

new

belt

tensions

after

4

hours

of

operation

and

again

after

about

24

hours

to

take

up

initial

stretch.

4

.

Transaxle

shifter

neutral

may

require

adjustment

so

that

starter

engages

at

neutral

stop.

Rotate

swivel

joint

if

necessary

to

lengthen

or

shorten

the

shift

rod.

5

.

Set

parking

brake

before

starting

engine.

6.

Please

Remember

To

start

engine,

three

safety

switches

must

be

activated:

a.

The

shift

lever

must

be

in

neutral.

b.

The

mower

engage

lever

must

be

pulled

all

the

way

back

(and

held

there).

c.

The

left

foot

safety

switch

pedal

must

be

depressed.

7

.

Run

new

engine

at

half

speed

about

5

minutes

before

applying

any

load.

8

.

Adjust

fuel-air

mixture

valves

according

to

specifications

in

engine

manual.

9

.

T

o

release

parking

brake,

depress

right

hand

foot

pedal,

lift

brake

lever

and

rotate

90

degrees.

10

.

Readjust

neutral,

if

necessary.

FOOT

PEDAL

11

.

Place

a

2x4

board

on

edge

between

the

pedal

and

foot

rest

plate

(approximately

4

inches).

Adjust

foot

pedal

control

by

adjusting

the

two

cable

mounting

nuts

located

on

each

end

of

the

sheath.

The

pedal

should

be

about

4-1/4

inches

above

foot

rest

plate

when

correctly

adjusted.

BRAKE

ADJUSTMENT

12.

Always

make

sure

foot

pedal

is

adjusted

correctly

before

adjusting

the

brake.

Brake

must

be

adjusted

in

following

sequence:

With

transaxle

belt

engaged

(foot

pedal

in

up

position)

move

brake

cable

pulley

fore

or

aft

in

its

slot

to

permit

transaxle

brake

lever

to

rest

against

its

stop.

Then

adjust

brake

lever

nuts

to

permit

free

movement

of

lever

about

1/8

inch

from

stop

by

pushing

lever

with

hand.

(Disc

must

not

"drag”

on

brake

pads

when

adjusted.)

Lock

jam

nut

securely.

If

brake

lever

is

too

tight,

shifting

may

be

impossible

and

brake

wear

will

be

excessive.

TIRE

PRESSURES

13

.

Recommended

pressures:

Caster

Wheels

25

PSI

Rear

Steering

Wheel

25

PSI

Drive

Wheels

15

PSI

6

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1

.

Read

and

understand

the

section

on

safety

suggestions

before

any

attempt

to

operate.

IMPORTANT

2

.

To

provide

for

mower

deck

flotation,

always

turn

winch

handle

two

additional

turns

counterclockwise

to

allow

cable

slack

after

cutter

deck

is

lowered.

To

raise

deck

turn

winch

handle

clockwise.

3

.

To

avoid

cable

damage,

always

transport

with

cutter

deck

down

and

lift

cable

in

float

position.

4

.

Start

engine.

5

.

Depress

foot

pedal,

shift

out

of

neutral,

and

very

gently

release

foot

pedal.

Never

shift

without

depressing

foot

pedal

to

declutch

transaxie.

6

.

To

stop,

depress

foot

pedal

to

disengage

transaxle

and

to

apply

brake.

7

.

W

hile

making

turns,

depress

foot

pedal

slightly

to

make

gentle,

smooth

turns.

8

.

E

ngage

cutter

deck

belt

by

pushing

mower

engage

lever

forward

until

it

snaps

to

rest.

WARNING

To

avoid

serious

bodily

injury

never

run

cutter

blades

with

cutter

deck

in

raised

position.

ROUTINE

MAINTENANCE

SERVICE

EVERY

DAY

1

.

Check

engine

oil.

Do

not

fill

above

dipstick

marks.

2

.

Clean

engine

blower

screen

(more

frequently

in

dirty,

dusty

conditions).

3

.

Clean

debris

under

belt

cover.

4

.

Sharpen

cutter

blades.

5

.

Lubricate

as

required.

EVERY

WEEK

1.

C

hange

engine

oil.

Use

oil

recommended

in

engine

manual.

2

.

Check

battery

acid

level.

Add

distilled

water

if

necessary,

but

do

not

fill

over

3/16

inch

above

plates.

Excess

acid

will

overflow

while

running

and

damage

painted

surfaces.

3

.

Clean

carburetor

filter.

4

.

Check

tire

pressures.

EVERY

MONTH

1.

Grease

all

fittings,

brake

lever

and

winch.

2

.

Clean

and

gap

spark

plugs.

3

.

Adjust

brake

lever.

LUBRICATION

Every

day

(or

up

to

once

a

week

depending

upon

environment)

lubricate:

Cutter

blade

spindle

bearings.

Every

100

hours

of

operation

lubricate

the

following

parts

and

wipe

off

all

excessive

grease:

Caster

wheel

bearing

Caster

wheel

pivot

shafts

Idler

pulley

pivots.

Every

200

hours

of

operation

lubricate

all

grease

fittings.

Periodically

apply

LPS

to

moving

parts

at

the

cutter

deck

idler

pulley

cam

links.

Grease

gears,

shaft

and

handle

thread

on

winch.

Do

not

oil

brake

mechanism

on

winch.

Apply

grease

between

transaxle

brake

lever

and

brake

pins.

Every

100

hours

of

operation

remove

drive

wheel

assemblies

and

apply

anti-seize

compound

to

wheel

axles.

Location

of

grease

fittings

Numbe

Caster

wheels

2

Caster

wheel

pivot

shaft

2

Spindle

bearings

2

or

3

Idler

pulley

pivots

2

or

3

Rider

frame

pivots

2

Controls

bellcrank

2

Left

hand

axle

bearing

1

Steering

handle

1

Foot

pedal

1

Rear

wheel

vertical

pivot

1

Rear

wheel

bearings

1

Total

Number

19

7

SLM

40T

CUTTER

DECK

Ref.

No.

Part

No.

Description

Ref.

No.

Part

No.

Description

1

46146

Cutter

Deck

WId.

(Incl.

Decal)

42

48098

Spindle

Shield

2

46020

Cutter

Spindle

Assy.

(Incl.

3-9)

43

42184

Belt

Cover

Skirt

3

04050-04

Retaining

Ring,

1"

Ext.-lnverted

44

*

Sit.

Truss

Hd.

Mach.

Screw

1/4-20

x

1/2

4

04050-07

Retaining

Ring,

2-7/16

Int.-Basic

45

•

Lockwasher.

Spring

1/4

5

48101

Bearing,

Cutter

Spindle

46

*

Hex

Nut.

1/4-20

6

41001

Spindle

Housing

47

48127

Pulley

(Incl.

48-49)

7

48114-02

Grease

Fitting,

Str.

5/16

Serr.

48

48141

Taper

Hub

8

43001-02

Spindle,

Cutter

Blade

49

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

1/4-20

x

3/4

9

04041-02

Washer,

1-15/16

x

2-13/32

x

16

Ga.

50

•

Hex

Nut,

5/8-11

10

04063-08

Key,

1/4

x

1/4

x

2

51

48086

Belt,

Blade

Drive

11

43038

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

52

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

5

12

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1-1/4

53

•

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

13

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

5/16

54

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

3/8

14

*

Hex

Nut,

5/16-18

55

45098

Belt

Guide

WId.

15

48109

Cutter

Blade,

20”

Std.

56

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

7/16-14

x

1

15A

48183

Cutter

Blade,

20"

High

Lift

57

•

Washer.

15/32

x

59/64

x

16

Ga.

16

04040-10

Flat

Washer,

5/8W

56

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

7/16

17

04001-41

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/8-11

x

9-1/2

59

•

Hex

Nut,

7/16-14,

Elastic

Stop

18

46079

Caster

Assy.

(Incl.

19-28)

60

45037

Idler

Pivot

WId.

19

04066-01

Quick

Pin

61

45012

Idler

Pulley

Support

20

43037-01

Spacer,

Caster

Yoke,

1/2

Long

62

48068

Pulley,

Belt

Guide

21

48100-01

Bronze

Bearing

63

•

Hex

Hd

Boit,

3/8-16

x

1-3/4

22

48114-01

Grease

Fitting,

Str.

1/4-28

64

•

Washer.

13/32

x

13/16

x

16

Ga.

23

46082

Support

Assy.

(Incl.

21-22)

t65

46060

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Incl.

22

&

66)

24

45006

Caster

Yoke

WId.

t65

46145

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Incl.

22

&

66)

25

43022

Sleeve,

Caster

Wheel

Bearing

66

48100-05

Bronze

Bearing

26

04001-37

Hex

Head

Bolt.

1/2-13

x

5-1/2

67

04050-02

Retaining

Ring,

3/4

Ext.-'‘E"

27

•

Hex

Locknut,

1/2-13

68

*

Hex

Head

Bolt.

3/8-16

x

2-1/4

28

48006-01

Wheel

Assy.

(Incl.

13-14,

29-34)

t69

48150

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

-

Std.

29

48006-02

Tire

Only,

Caster

Wheel

t69

48269

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

-

Wide

29A

48006-03

Inner

Tube

Only,

Caster

Wheel

70

43063

Spacer,

Idler

30

48006-04

Rim

Pair,

Caster

Wheel

71

04070-02

Eyebolt,

LH

31

48006-07

Retainer,

Bearing.

Caster

Wheel

72

04070-01

Eyebolt.

RH

32

48006-06

Roller

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

73

43025

Turnbuckle

33

48114-03

Grease

Fitting,

45“

1/4-28

74

04022-02

Wing

Nut.

5/16-18

34

48006-05

Hub

Assy.

w/Bolts,

Caster

Wheel

75

43042

Sleeve,

(3am

Clutch

35

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

3/4

t76

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

2-3/4

36

45029

Discharge

Chute

WId.

77

43067

Blade

Clutch

Rod

37

•

Hex

Nut,

5/16-18

Elastic

Stop

78

43043

Sleeve,

Clutch

Rod

38

*

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

X

1

79

*

(hotter

Pin,

3/32

x

1

39

46147

Belt

Cover

Assy.

(Incl.

Decals)

80

04062-01

Hair

Pin,

Large

40

*

Washer,

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

Ga.

81

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

1

41

04022-04

Wing

Nut,

3/8-16

82

45084

Cam

Link

WId.

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

zinc

plate,

t

48150

Std.

Idler

requires

46080

Idler

Arm

Assembly

and

2-1/2"

long

Idler

Mounting

Bolt.

48269

Wide

Idler

requires

46145

Idler

Arm

Assembly

and

2-3/4"

long

Idler

Mounting

Bolt.

9

SLM

48T

CUTTER

DECK

Ref.

No.

Part

No.

Description

Ret.

No.

Part

No.

Description

1

46152

Cutter

Deck

WId.

(Incl.

Decal)

46

•

Hex

Nut,

1/4-20

2

46020

Cutter

Spindle

Assy.

(Incl.

3-9)

47

48127

Pulley

(Incl.

48-49)

3

04050-04

Retaining

Ring,

1"

Ext.-lnverted

48

48141

Taper

Hub

4

04050-07

Retaining

Ring.

2-7/16

Int.-Basic

49

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

1/4-20

x

3/4

5

48101

Bearing.

Cutter

Spindle

50

*

Hex

Nut,

5/8-11

6

41001

Spindle

Housing

51

48129

Pulley,

Double

(Incl.

48-49)

7

48114-02

Grease

Fitting,

Str.

5/16

Serr.

52

48087

Belt.

RH

Blade

Drive

8

43001-02

Spindle,

Cutter

Blade

53

48088

Belt,

Blade

Drive

9

04041-02

Washer,

1-15/16

x

2-13/32

x

16

Ga.

54

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

5

10

04063-08

Key,

1/4

X

1/4

X

2

55

•

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

11

43038

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

56

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

3/8

12

*

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1-1/4

57

45037

Idler

Pivot

WId.

13

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

5/16

58

45098

Belt

Guide

WId.

14

•

Hex

Nut.

5/16-18

59

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

7/16-14

x

1

15

48110

Cutter

Blade,

16-1/2"

Std.

60

•

Washer,

15/32

x

59/64

x

16

Ga.

15A

48184

Cutter

Blade,

16-1/2"

High

Lift

61

•

Lockwasher,

Spring.

7/16

16

04040-10

Flat

Washer,

S/8W

62

•

Hex

Nut,

7/16-14,

Elastic

Stop

17

04001-41

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/8-11

x

9-1/2

63

45012

Idler

Pulley

Support

18

46079

Caster

Assy,

Comp.

(Incl.

19-28)

64

48068

Pulley,

Belt

Guide

19

04066-01

Quick

Pin

65

*

Hex

Hd.

Bolt.

3/8-16

x

1-3/4

20

43037-01

Spacer.

Caster

Yoke,

1/2

Long

66

*

Washer,

13/32

x

13/16

x

16

Ga.

21

48100-01

Bronze

Bearing

67

48181

Idler

Pulley.

"V"

Groove

22

48114-01

Grease

Fitting,

Str,

1/4-28

68

04050-02

Retaining

Ring.

3/4

Ext.-“E"

23

46082

Support

Assy.

(Incl.

21-22)

69

46081

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Incl.

22

&

70)

24

45006

Caster

Yoke

WId.

70

48100-05

Bronze

Bearing

25

43022

Sleeve,

Caster

Wheel

Bearing

71

43028

Rod,

Idler

Pull,

J

26

04001-37

Hex

Head

Bolt.

1/2-13

x

5-1/2

72

43077

Spacer,

J

Pull

Rod

27

•

Hex

Locknut,

1/2-13

73

04041-11

Washer,

3/8

x

1-1/2

x

16

Ga.

28

48006-01

Wheel

Assy.

(Incl.

13-14,

29-34)

74

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

2-1/4

29

48006-02

Tire

Only,

Caster

Wheel

75

•

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

Elastic

Stop

29A

48006-03

Inner

Tube

Only,

Caster

Wheel

t76

46080

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Incl.

22

&

70)

30

48006-04

Rim

Pair,

Caster

Wheel

t76

46145

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Incl.

22

&

70)

31

48006-07

Retainer,

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

77

43063

Spacer.

Idler

32

48006-06

Roller

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

78

04070-02

Eyebolt,

LH

33

48114-03

Grease

Fitting,

45°

1/4-28

79

04070-01

Eyebolt,

RH

34

48006-05

Hub

Assy.

w/Bolts,

Caster

Wheel

80

43025

Turnbuckle

35

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

3/4

81

04022-02

Wing

Nut,

5/16-18

36

45029

Discharge

Chute

WId.

82

43042

Sleeve,

Cam

Clutch

37

*

Hex

Nut,

5/16-18

Elastic

Stop

t83

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

2-3/4

38

-

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1

t84

48150

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

-

Std.

39

46149

Belt

Cover

Assy.

(Incl.

Decals)

t84

48269

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

-

Wide

40

*

Washer,

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

Ga.

85

43067

Blade

Clutch

Rod

41

04022-04

Wing

Nut,

3/8-16

86

43043

Sleeve,

Clutch

Rod

42

48098

Spindle

Shield

87

•

Cotter

Pin,

3/32

x

1

43

42184

Belt

Cover

Skirt

88

04062-01

Hair

Pin,

Large

44

•

Sit.

Truss

Hd.

Mach.

Screw,

1/4-20

x

1/2

89

•

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

1

45

Lockwasher,

Spring

1/4

90

45084

Cam

Link

WId.

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

zinc

plate,

t

48150

Std.

Idler

requires

46080

Idler

Arm

Assembly

and

2-1/2"

long

Idler

Mounting

Bolt.

48269

Wide

Idler

requires

46145

Idler

Arm

Assembly

and

2-3/4"

long

Idler

Mounting

Bolt.