Scag power equipment Sw32-13ka User manual

BELT

DRIVE

COMMERCIAL

MOWER

TECHNICAL

MANUAL

MODELS

SW32-13KA

SW-14KA

SWM-52

SW36-13KA

SW-14KH

SWM-61

SW36-13KH

SW-16BV

SWM-72

SW48-14KA

SW-18KH

SW48-14KH

SW-18KHE

PATENT

NO.

4,885,903

SCAG

POWER

EQUIPMENT

DIVISION

OF

METALCRAFT

OF

MAYVILLE,

INC.

PART

NO.

01176

PRINTED

02/93

PRINTED

IN

USA

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

SUBJECT

Safety

instructions

Before

Operating--2

While

Operating-2

While

Maintaining

and

Storing_3

Assembiy

instructions

__3-5

Adjustments

Cutter

Deck

Drive_6

Drive

Controls-6

Transmission

Drive

Belt-6

Tire

Pressures_6

General_7

Cutter

Deck_7

Tapered

Bearing

Spindle_7-8

Lubrication_8

initiai

Run-in_9

Operating

instructions_9

iliustrated

Parts

Listings

32"

Cutter

Deck_10-11

36"

Cutter

Deck_12-13

48",

52",

61"

&

72"

Cutter

Decks_14-15

Engine

Deck_16-18

Transmission-19

Handle

Assembly_20-22

Wiring

Diagram

Electric

Start_23

Wiring

Diagram

Manual

Start_24

Replacement

Decals_25

Warranty_26

1

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

You

r

mower

is

only

as

safe

as

the

operator!

As

with

any

type

of

power

equipment,

carelessness

or

error

on

the

part

of

the

operator

may

result

in

serious

bodily

injury.

In

addition,

improper

maintenance

of

the

machine

can

also

result

in

injury.

To

reduce

the

potential

for

injury,

please

read

and

follow

these

instructions

on

safe

operation

and

be

certain

that

anyone

using

this

mower

fully

understands

and

complies

with

the

following

instructbns.

BEFORE

OPERATING

1.

Read

and

understand

the

contents

of

this

Technical

Manual

before

operating

the

machine.

Become

familiar

with

all

controls

and

know

how

to

stop

quickly.

A

free

replacement

manual

is

available

by

sending

complete

Model

and

Serial

Number

to:

Scag

Power

Equipment,

Inc.

1000

Metalcraft

Drive

Mayville,

Wl

53050

2.

Do

not

allow

children

to

operate

the

machine.

Do

not

allow

adults

to

operate

the

machine

without

proper

instnjction.

3.

Before

attempting

to

start

engine,

shift

transmission

into

neutral,

move

blade

clutch

lever

into

STOP

position

and

move

neutral

latches

to

NEUTRAL

LOCK.

4.

Remove

all

debris

or

other

objects

that

might

be

picked

up

and

thrown

by

the

cutter

blades.

Keep

all

bystanders

away

from

the

mowing

area.

5.

Keep

all

shields,

safety

devices,

and

decals

in

place.

If

a

shield,

safety

device

or

decal

is

defective

or

damaged,

repair

or

replace

it

before

operating.

Also,

tighten

all

loose

nuts,

bolts

and

screws

to

assure

machine

is

in

safe

operating

condition.

6.

Do

not

operate

machine

while

wearing

sandals,

tennis

shoes,

sneakers

or

shorts.

Also,

do

not

wear

loose

fitting

clothing

which

could

get

caught

in

moving

parts.

Always

wear

long

pants

and

substantial

shoes.

Wearing

safety

glasses

and

safety

shoes

is

advisable

and

required

by

some

local

ordinances

and

insurance

regulations.

7.

Fill

fuel

tank

with

gasoline

before

starting

the

engine.

Avoid

spilling

gasoline.

Since

gasoline

is

flammable,

handle

it

carefully.

A.

Use

an

approved

gasoline

container.

B.

Do

not

fill

tank

while

engine

is

hot

or

running.

C.

Do

not

smoke

while

handling

gasoline.

D.

Fill

fuel

tank

outdoors

and

up

to

about

one

inch

(25

mm)

below

the

bottom

of

the

filler

neck.

E.

Wipe

up

any

spilled

gasoline.

WHILE

OPERATING

8.

Start

engine

when

neutral

latches

are

in

neutral

lock

position,

cutter

blades

are

disengaged,

and

transmis¬

sion

is

in

neutral.

9.

Do

not

run

the

engine

in

a

confined

area

without

adequate

ventilation.

Exhaust

fumes

are

hazardous

and

could

possibly

be

deadly.

10.

Using

the

machine

demands

attention.

To

prevent

toss

of

control:

A.

Mow

only

in

daylight

or

when

there

is

good

artificial

light.

B.

Watch

for

holes

or

other

hidden

hazards.

C.

Do

not

drive

close

to

a

drop-off,

ditch

or

creek

bank

or

other

hazard.

D.

Reduce

speed

when

making

sharp

turns

and

when

turning

on

hillsides.

E.

Always

be

sure

of

your

footing.

Keep

a

firm

hold

on

the

handles

and

walk—never

run.

F.

Do

not

operate

where

conditions

are

slippery.

11.

The

discharge

chute

must

always

be

installed

and

in

the

down

position

on

the

side

discharge

cutting

unit

except

when

optional

grass

catcher

or

mulching

plate

are

com¬

pletely

installed.

If

the

cutting

unit

discharge

should

plug,

shut

engine

off

and

wait

for

all

movement

to

stop

before

removing

obstruction.

12.

Disengage

the

blades

and

wait

for

them

to

stop

before

crossing

gravel

drives,

walks

or

roads.

13.

Shut

the

engine

off

and

wait

until

the

blades

come

to

a

complete

stop

before

removing

the

grass

catcher

container.

14.

Never

raise

the

cutting

unit

while

the

blades

are

rotat¬

ing.

15.

If

the

cutting

blades

should

strike

a

solid

object

or

the

equipment

should

start

to

vibrate

abnormally,

stop

the

engine,

disconnect

the

spark

plug

wire,

and

check

immediately

for

the

cause.

Vibration

is

generally

a

warning

of

trouble.

Check

the

cutting

unit

and

traction

unit

for

damaged

or

defective

parts.

Repair

any

damage

before

starting

the

engine

and

operating

the

cutter

unit.

Be

sure

blades

are

in

good

condition

and

blade

bolts

are

tight.

16.

Always

park

the

mower

and/or

start

the

engine

on

a

level

surface.

If

this

is

not

possible,

block

the

wheels

to

prevent

the

mower

from

moving

when

you

are

not

in

the

operator’s

position.

17.

Cut

grass

slopes

carefully.

Do

not

start,

stop

or

turn

suddenly.

Mow

across

the

face

of

slopes;

never

up

or

down.

Do

not

mow

excessively

steep

slopes.

SCAB

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

CONT'D

18.

Do

not

touch

engine

or

muffler

while

engine

is

mnning

or

soon

after

it

is

stopped.

These

areas

could

be

hot

enough

to

cause

a

burn.

19.

Before

leaving

the

operator’s

position

or

leaving

mower

unattended,

shift

transmission

into

NEUTRAL,

place

neutral

latches

in

NEUTRAL

LOCK

position,

move

cutter

blade

engagement

lever

to

STOP

and

shut

OFF

engine.

20.

Do

not

pass

or

stand

on

the

grass

discharge

side

of

any

mower

with

the

engine

running.

Stop

operation

when

another

person

approaches.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

21.

Disconnect

high

tension

wire

from

spark

plug

to

prevent

accidental

starting

of

the

engine

when

servicing,

adjust¬

ing

or

storing

the

machine.

22.

If

mower

must

be

tipped

to

perform

maintenance

or

adjustment,

renx)ve

battery,

drain

gasoline

from

fuel

tank

and

oil

from

crankcase.

23.

To

reduce

potential

fire

hazard,

keep

the

engine

free

of

excessive

grease,

grass,

leaves

and

accumulations

of

dirt.

24.

Be

sure

machine

is

in

safe

operating

condition

by

keeping

nuts,

bolts,

and

screws

tight.

Check

the

blade

mounting

bolts

and

nuts

frequently

to

be

sure

they

are

tightened.

25.

If

the

engine

must

be

running

to

perform

a

maintenance

adjustment,

keep

hands,

feet,

clothing

and

other

parts

ofthe

body

away

from

the

cutter

deck

blades

and

other

moving

parts.

26.

Do

not

overspeed

the

engine

by

changing

governor

settings.

To

be

sure

of

safety

and

accuracy,

have

an

authorized

dealer

check

maximum

engine

speed

with

a

tachometer.

27.

Engine

must

be

shut

off

before

checking

oil

or

adding

oil

to

the

crankcase.

28.

Allow

engine

to

cool

before

storing

mower

in

any

enclosure

such

as

a

garage

or

storage

shed.

Make

sure

the

mower

fuel

tank

is

empty

if

machine

is

to

be

stored

in

excess

of

30

days.

Do

not

store

mower

near

any

open

flame

or

where

gasoline

fumes

may

be

ignited

by

a

spark.

29.

Always

store

gasoline

in

a

safety-approved,

red

con¬

tainer.

30.

Keep

the

mower

and

fuel

container

in

locked

storage

to

prevent

children

from

playing

and

tampering

with

them.

31.

Perform

only

those

maintenance

instructions

described

in

this

manual.

If

major

repairs

are

ever

needed

or

assistance

is

desired,

contact

an

Authorized

Scag

Dealer.

To

ensure

optimum

performance

and

safety,

always

purchase

genuine

SCAG

replacment

parts

and

accessories.

NEVER

USE

“WILL-FIT”

replacement

parts

and

accessories

made

by

other

manufacturers.

Using

unapproved

replacement

parts

and

accessories

may

void

the

warranty.

32.

Be

careful

when

servicing

the

battery

as

it

contains

acid,

which

is

corrosive

and

could

cause

burns

to

skin

and

clothing.

33.

Batteries

release

explosive

gases

when

being

charged

or

discharged.

KEEP

away

from

any

source

of

sparks

and/or

flame.

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

ELECTRIC

START

UNITS

ONLY!

Before

proceeding

with

assembly,

prep

the

battery.

Fill

each

cell

with

electrolyte

until

the

top

of

the

plates

are

covered.

Charge

the

battery

at

3

to

4

amps

for

4

hours

(this

insures

a

good

initial

charge),

check

and

add

electrolyte

as

needed

to

bring

the

fluid

level

to

the

bottom

of

the

split

ring.

Then

wash

and

dry

off

the

battery.

NOTE:

Once

the

above

fill

and

charge

procedure

has

been

completed

only

distilled

water

should

be

added

to

the

battery

cells.

Set

the

battery

into

the

support,

connect

the

positive

cable

to

the

positive

post,

then

connect

the

negative

cable

to

the

negative

post.

Put

the

battery

cover

in

place

(at

the

back

of

the

battery),

and

clamp

the

battery

into

place

(finger

tight)

using

the

carriage

bolts

and

wing

nuts.

DO

NOT

OVER

TIGHTEN.

WARNING:

Severe

chemical

burns

can

result

from

im¬

proper

handling

of

battery

electrolyte.

Use

proper

eye,

skin

and

clothing

protection

to

prevent

contact

with

eyes,

skin

and

clothing.

External

contact:

Flush

with

water.

Internal

contact:

Drink

large

quantities

of

water,

followed

by

milk

of

magnesia,

beaten

egg

or

vegetable

oil.

CALL

A

PHYSICIAN

IMMEDIATELY!

IMPORTANT

-

In

case

of

internal

contact

DO

NOT

give

fluids

that

would

induce

vomiting.

Eye

contact:

Flush

with

water

for

at

least

15

minutes

and

GET

MEDICAL

ATTENTION

IMMEDIATELY!

3

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

CONT'D

WARNING:

Explosive

gases

are

vented

from

a

battery

when

being

charged

or

discharged

which

could

explode

if

exposed

to

a

flame

or

spark.

SET-UP

ALL

UNITS

1.

Lay

out

hardware

according

to

the

“Where

Used”

list

in

the

loose

parts

packing

list.

2.

Install

handle

assembly

to

handle

mounting

frame

using

four

3/8-16

X

r

bolts,

flat

washers,

and

elastic

stop

nuts.

Three

different

handle

heights

can

be

obtained

using

one

of

the

three

slotted

holes

in

the

handle

mounting

frame.

3.

Route

the

throttle

control

above

the

RH

jackshaft

and

up

the

right

side

of

handle.

Secure

to

handle

with

1/4-20

x

2"

hex

head

boit

and

ela^ic

stop

nut.

Secure

cable

about

half

way

down

the

handle

using

a

cable

tie.

NOTE:

Check

that

the

throttle

cable

moves

the

carburetor

controls

through

their

full

range.

If

not,

adjust

as

re¬

quired.

4.

Route

the

operator

presence

interlock

wires

up

the

left

handle

tube

and

attach

the

connector

to

the

switch

as

shown.

Be

certain

that

the

connector

does

not

hit

the

safety

lever

stop

tab,

if

it

does,

rotate

the

switch

to

the

position

shown

(see

figure

1).

5.

I

nstalling

control

rods.

a)

Thread

rods

into

the

swivel

joints

that

are

attached

to

the

idler

brackets

on

each

side

of

the

unit.

b)

Adjust

the

rods

so

that

there

is

about

a

1/4"-3/8"

clearance

to

the

bottom

of

the

neutal

latch

slot

when

in

the

drive

position.

Secure

with

small

hair

cotter

as

shown

(see

figure

2)

c)

A

djust

brake

rods

so

the

brakes

lock

when

the

steering

levers

are

pulled

all

the

way

up.

NOTE:

Rods

must

allow

neutral

latches

to

be

moved

to

the

neutral

position,

(see

fig.ure

2)

6.

A

ttach

shift

lever

assembly

as

shown

(see

figure

3)

on

top

of

the

short

lever

that

is

bolted

to

the

transmission

using

two

5/16-18

x

1

”

bolts,

flat

washers,

lock

washers

and

hex

nuts.

Two

heavy

flat

washers

should

be

inserted

above

the

shift

lever

and

two

inserted

below.

7.

T

he

shift

lever

should

be

adjusted

so

that

the

shift

lever

assembly

is

0

to

1/8"

away

from

the

stop

when

the

transmission

is

in

neutral

(see

figure

4).

Tighten

nuts

securely.

NOTE:

Engine

will

not

start

if

transmission

is

not

in

neutral.

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

CONT'D

8.

Attach

fuel

tank

(See

figure

5)

as

follows:

a)

Wrap

the

straps

around

the

fuel

tank

to

pre-form

them,

then

set

aside

to

be

used

later.

b)

Position

the

four

rubber

pads

on

the

gas

tank

with

two

1/4"

thick

pads

in

the

strap

grooves

on

top

and

two

3/8"

pads

with

adhesive

bottoms

in

the

strap

grooves

between

the

gas

tank

and

handle

mou

nting

frame.

Attach

the

adhesive

side

of

the

bottom

two

pads

to

the

handle

mounting

frame.

c)

Position

the

tank

so

the

SCAG

logo

is

forward.

Place

the

straps

around

the

tank

going

under

the

handle

mounting

frame,

secure

the

strap

together

in

front

using

(2)

two

1/4-20

x

2"

slotted

machine

screws

and

hex

nuts.

Tighten

screws

until

the

tank

will

not

slide

around.

Over

tightening

will

damage

the

tank

or

straps.

d)

Attach

the

fuel

line

to

the

valve

on

the

bottom

of

the

ATTACHING

SWM-52,

SWM-61,

SWM-72

TO

ENGINE

DECK

a)

B

efore

beginning,

determine

which

mounting

holes

are

to

be

used

to

best

suit

the

cutting

height

requirements

of

your

customer,

(see

figure

6).

b)

Remove

belt

cover

by

loosening

the

wing

nuts

securing

it

to

the

cutter

deck.

c)

Position

the

cutter

deck

so

that

the

engine

deck

is

between

the

mounting

brackets

of

the

cutter

deck.

Install

two

bolts

through

the

mounting

holes

selected,

secure

loosely

with

a

flat

washer,

lock

washer

and

hex

nut.

Tilt

the

engine

deck

up

or

down

to

align

the

remaining

four

holes

and

secure

with

remaining

hard¬

ware.

d)

Torque

cutter

deck

mounting

bolts

to

50

to

70

ft.

lbs..

e)

Route

belt

around

engine

pulley

and

tighten

bolt

on

engine

belt

guide.

Connect

lower

blade

clutch

control

rod

to

eyebolt

and

over

center

link

with

flat

washer

and

hair

pin.

10.

Attach

discharge

chute

to

cutter

deck

using

two

5/16-18

X

1"

bolt

and

elastic

stop

nuts.

Tighten

bolts

on

chute

until

chute

moves

freely

with

some

resistance.

11.

Attach

caster

wheels

supports

to

cutter

deck

using

four

5/16-18

X

3/4"

bolts,

lock

washers

and

hex

nuts.

NOTE;

Check

all

hardware

to

be

sure

it

is

tightened

properly,

also

check

clearance

and

routing

of

drive

belts.

12.

Check

engine

oil

level

and

fill

as

is

necessary.

Add

oil

to

the

engine

crankcase

using

type

specified

in

engine

operator’s

manual.

13.

F

ill

fuel

tank

to

about

1"

below

the

fill

neck

with

gasoline

as

specified

in

engine

operator’s

manual.

5

ADJUSTMENTS

CUTTER

DECK

DRIVE

ADJUSTMENTS

1.

E

ngage

blade

clutch

lever

and

check

for

proper

over

center

clearance.

There

should

be

about

3/8"

between

rod

and

straight

edge

(see

figure

7).

Bend

the

stop

tab

to

adjust

clearance.

There

are

two

holes

drilled

in

to

the

cam

link

that

you

can

use

for

the

bolt

that

secures

the

cam

link

to

the

mounting

post

welded

to

the

deck.

This

will

allow

you

to

lengthen

or

shorten

the

engagement

linkage

to

compensate

for

belt

wear.

ADJUST

BELT

TENSION

WITH

TURN

BUCKLE

Figure

7

2.

A

djust

belt

tension

so

that

the

belt

moves

1/2"

with

10

lbs.

of

pressure

applied

between

the

center

and

left

spindle

pulleys

(see

figure

8).

Adjustment

is

made

by

loosening

the

jam

nut

and

tightening/loosening

the

turn

buckle

(see

figure

7).

Belt

driving

right

spindle

should

be

checked

the

same

way.

Adjust

with

J-rod

on

RH

belt

tension

adjustment

idler.

NOTE:

Belt

tension

may

need

to

be

increased

or

decreased

1

to

2

lbs.

to

achieve

lowest

bellt

vibration.

DRIVE

CONTROLS

1.

Steering

control

rods

should

have

about

1/4"

clearance

between

the

bottom

of

the

slot

and

the

bottom

of

the

rod

when

the

steering

levers

are

released

(see

figure

2).

2.

The

brake

rods

should

be

adjusted

so

thatthe

brakesdo

not

apply

until

the

steering

levers

are

pulled

tight

to

the

handles.

When

the

steering

levers

are

locked

in

the

neutral

position

the

unit

may

be

pushed

around.

3.

The

shift

lever

is

adjustable,

and

can

be

moved

right

to

left

allowing

proper

positioning

for

neutral

(See

figu

re

4).

TRANSMISSION

DRIVE

BELT

Adjust

the

transmission

drive

belt

so

that

there

is

about

a

3/16"

deflection

with

10

pounds

of

pressure.

Adjust

by

loosening

idler

pulley

mounting

bolt

and

sliding

the

idler

left

or

right

to

change

belt

tension.

TIRE

PRESSURES

Drive

Wheel

Tires

15

psi

Caster

Wheels

25

psi

ADJUSTMENTS

GENERAL

ADJUSTMENTS

1.

Check

that

all

belts

clear

their

guides

by

1/8"

to

1/4".

2.

Adjust

tension

of

blade

drive

belt

by

rotating

tumbuckle

so

that

about

10

pounds

pull

sideways

deflects

belt

about

a

1/2".

DO

NOT

OVERTIGHTEN.

Only

a

moder¬

ate

force

should

be

required

on

the

engagement

lever.

3.

Check

tension

of

transmission

drive

belt

(under

engine

deck).

A

ten

pound

pull

sideways

should

deflect

belt

about

3/16".

Slide

idler

pulley

if

required

to

adjust.

4.

The

tension

of

the

two

Twin

Power

Wheel

Drive

belts

is

self-adjusting.

However,

for

adequate

declutching,

adjust

length

of

steering

control

rods

on

each

side

of

handle

until

about

a

1/4"

gap

is

provided

between

rod

and

bottom

of

neutral

latch

slot,

when

neutral

latch

is

in

drive

position.

5.

Adjust

brake

rods

so

that

brakes

will

lock

wheels

while

pulling

machine

rearward

with

steering

levers

fully

squeezed.

Check

that

machine

rolls

freely

when

neu¬

tral

latches

are

in

neutral

lock

position.

CUTTER

DECK

ADJUSTMENTS

Due

to

the

many

cutting

conditions

that

exist,

it

is

difficult

to

suggest

a

setting

that

will

work

for

every

lawn.

There

are

two

adjustments

that

can

be

made

on

these

decks,

pitch

and

height.

PITCH

is

the

angle

of

the

blades

(comparing

front

to

rear).

A

pos/f/vep/fch

is

when

the

front

(leading)

edge

of

the

cutting

plane

is

lowerthan

the

rear

(trailing)

edge,

teve/p/fc/ris

when

both

front

and

rear

are

the

same

height,

a

negative

pitch

is

when

the

leading

edge

is

higher

than

the

rear

edge.

We

suggest

that

a

postive

pitch

be

used

when

cutting

grass.

The

front

of

the

deck

should

be

1/4"

to

1/2"

lower

than

the

rear

of

the

deck.

HEIGHT

is

the

nominal

distance

the

blade

is

off

of

the

ground.

This

measurement

is

made

with

the

blades

pointed

side

to

side

and

distance

is

measured

between

cutting

tip

and

ground.

TAPERED

BEARING

SPINDLE

ASSEMBLY

Adjusting

the

blade

height

can

be

done

by

moving

any

number

of

the

four

smaller

1/4"

spacers

on

the

blade

mount¬

ing

bolts

to

the

top

of

the

spindle

shaft

or

below

the

spindle

shaft.

(All

blades

should

be

positioned

equally).

The

tapered

bearing

spindle

has

a

large

1/4"

spacer

that

is

installed

directly

below

the

spindle

housing

and

is

secured

to

the

spindle

with

two

roll

pins.

The

blade

can

be

adjusted

all

the

way

up

to

the

spindle

assembly

if

all

the

smaller

1/4"

spacers

are

removed

and

installed

above

the

pulley.

The

larger

1/4"

spacer

can

then

be

removed

along

with

the

roll

pins.

(Do

not

install

the

larger

1/4"

spacer

above

the

pulley,

store

it

in

a

convenient

location

away

from

the

machine).

When

any

1/4"

spacers

are

installed

above

the

blades

the

larger

1/4"

spacer

must

be

installed

directly

below

the

spindle

housing.

If

a

smaller

1/4"

spacer

is

installed

directly

below

the

spindle

housing

and

contacts

the

retaining

ring

this

will

cause

a

spindle

failure

and

not

be

warrantable.

For

best

cut

and

discharge,

a

minimum

of

three

spacers

should

be

installed

between

the

blade

and

spindle,

(see

figure

10)

Figure

10

7

ADJUSTMENTS

CONT'D

Additional

range

to

the

cutting

height

can

be

achieved

by

repositioning

the

cutter

deck

in

relationship

to

the

engine

deck

(This

adjustment

can

also

effect

the

pitch

of

the

deck).

There

are

3

positions

(see

figure

6),

suggested

mounting

is

the

middle

holes.

For

cutting

lower,

mount

the

deck

in

the

top

holes.

To

cut

higher,

mount

the

deck

in

the

bottom

holes.

Remember

to

check

the

cutter

deck

belt

alignment.

Shim¬

ming

or

attaching

the

idler

mounting

bracket

from

under¬

neath

may

be

necessary

to

maintain

belt

life.

Caster

spacers

also

can

be

repositioned

to

change

cutting

heights

and

to

change

the

pitch

of

the

deck

(see

figure

11).

LUBRICATION

&

MAINTENANCE

BREAK-IN

aHOURSpAltV)

40

HOURS

(WEEKLY)

100

NOUH55

(BIWEEKLY)

200

HOURS

(MONTHLY)

_

PROCEDURE

_

Check

all

hardware

for

proper

tightness

Change

engine

oil

and

filter

at

5

hours

_

Ched<

engine

oil

Remove

debris

from

under

belt

cover

Sharpen

cutter

tirades

Grease

i^rtdle

bearings

2

pumps

ol

hand

gun

Cleart

airfilter

_

Check

tire

pressure

Change

engine

oil

_

Replace

airfilter

Grease

caster

wheel

bearings

G

rease

caster

wheel

pivot

shafts

Grease

idler

pulley

bracket

pivot

bearings

Grease

drive

wheel

bearings

G

rease

tractiort

idler

pivot

Grease

idler

bracket

LH

RH

rease

brake

lever

pivot

Grease

transmission

couplers

Check

all

hardware

for

proper

tightness

COMMENTS

Do

not

over

filf

More

often

if

needed

More

often

if

needed

+

US

Liftiium

MP

White

Grease

2125

More

often

if

needed

_

Add

or

adjust

as

required

See

engine

mfg.

information

_

More

often

if

needed

Chassis

grease

Chassis

grease

Chassis

grease

Chassis

grease

Chassis

grease

Chassis

grease

assis

grease

Chassis

grease

+

Grease

spindle

until

grease

comes

out

the

relief

valve

8

INITIAL

RUN-IN

_

WARNING:

Use

extreme

caution

during

mower’s

initial

run-in

to

assure

caster

wheels

are

adequately

blocked

and

drive

wheels

do

not

inadvertently

contact

ground.

Keep

bystanders

away

from

machine.

Never

allow

mower

to

discharge

towards

bystanders.

Never

leave

the

machine

unattended

during

the

initial

run-in.

1.

Lubricate

all

fittings

as

specified

in

Lubrication

Section.

2.

Locate

machine

in

a

secure

area,

away

from

bystand¬

ers,

and

preferably

facing

a

wall.

Raise

drive

wheels

off

ground.

Block

caster

wheels.

Make

sure

area

under

cutter

deck

is

dear

of

objects.

3.

Start

engine

and

shift

transmission

into

fourth

gear.

Engage

cutter

blades.

Set

throttle

for

3/4

of

full

engine

rpm.

4.

Run

the

machine

for

a

few

minutes.

5.

Declutch

cutter

blades.

Shift

transmission

into

NEUTRAL.

Stop

engine.

6.

Check

tension

of

blade

drive

belt(s)

and

transmission

drive

belt.

Adjust

if

necessary.

7.

If

necessary,

readjust

steering

control

and

brake

rods

as

indicated

in

the

Adjustments

Section.

8.

Check

function

of

all

safety

interlocks.

Make

sure

that

engine

will

not

start

unless

transmission

is

in

neutral

and

blade

clutch

is

disengaged.

9.

Check

tire

pressure

and

adjust

to:

Caster

Wheels

25

psi.

Drive

Wheels

15

psi.

YOU

ARE

NOW

READY

TO

MOW

WITH

CONFIDENCE!

_

SCAB

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Read

and

understand

the

instructions

on

safety

before

attempting

to

operate.

2.

Before

starting

engine:

*

Fuel

valve

must

be

opened.

*

Transmission

must

be

in

NEUTRAL.

Blade

clutch

lever

must

be

in

STOP

position.

*

Neutral

latches

must

be

in

NEUTRAL

LOCK

position.

*

Key

switch

on.

*

Choke

as

required.

3.

Start

engine.

Adjust

throttle

to

achieve

proper

blade

speed.

4.

Engage

cutter

blades

by

pushing

blade

clutch

lever

forward

until

it

snaps

into

the

ON

position.

Pull

lever

back

to

disengage

cutter

blades.

5.

Shift

transmission

into

gear

for

desired

mowing

speed.

NOTE:

Top

speed

is

suggested

only

for

transport!

6.

While

squeezing

steering

brake

levers

with

both

hands,

release

both

neutral

latches.

7.

When

steering

brake

levers

are

released,

machine

will

travel

straight.

To

make

a

right

turn,

squeeze

RH

lever

to

turn

left

squeeze

LH

lever.

8.

TO

STOP

wheel

drive,

squeeze

both

levers,

lock

neu¬

tral

latches,

shift

transmission

into

neutral.

WARNING:

To

avoid

serious

bodily

injury

and

damage

to

transmission,

machine

must

be

at

full

stop

before

shift¬

ing

from

forward

to

reverse

or

from

reverse

to

forward.

9.

In

reverse

gear,

the

steering

brake

levers

must

be

pushed

downward

for

maximum

traction.

9

h)

o

32"

CUTTER

DECK

Ref

No.

.

Part

No.

Description

Ref.

No.

Part

No.

Description

1

46156

Cutter

Deck

43

48141

Tapered

Hub

2

46400

Cutter

Spindle

Assy.

(Includes

3-9

&

81-85)

44

•

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

1/4-20

x

3/4

3

04050-04

Retaining

Ring,

1’

Ext.-lnverted

45

•

Hex

Nut.

5/8-11

4

04050-07

Retaining

Ring.

2-7/16

Intbsc

46

48278

Belt,

Blade

Drive

5

48668

Tapered

Spindle

Beciring,

47

*

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

5

e

41306

Spmdio

Housing

48

RexNut,3«-16

7

46114-03

Grease

Fitting.

Str,

6/16

Serr

48A

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

Cfrtociktwt

e

•

4$30l.

Sfsndte

Shaft

4$

UKjkwa^er,

Spring

3/8

d

6404t-02

Washer,

1-5/16x2-7/J6

x

16

ga

50

04004-62

Support,

felt

Cover

«

0406308

Key,

1/4

X

1/4x2

51

45t:G8

BettCsufde

11

43038

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

52

•

HexHd.

Bolt,7/16-14x

1-1/4

11A

43201

Spacer,

Tapered

Bearing

53

*

Washer.

15/32

x

59/64

x

16

ga.

12

*

Hex

Hd.

Bolt.

5/16-18

X

1-1/4

54

*

Lockwasher,

Spring,

7/16

13

*

izMkwasher,

Spring,

5/16

55

•

Hex

Nut,

7/16-14

elastic

stop

14

•

Hex

Nut,

5/16-18

56

45037

Idler

Pivot

t4A

ttex

Nut,

6/16-24

«;:s

46145

Icffer

Arm

Assy

(includes

22

&

58)

'15

Cutter

Blade

t6-t/2“

48100-05

Bronze

Beanng

ISA

48184

Cutter

Blade

i6~V2“

High

Uft

59

04050^02

Retaining

Ring,

3/4

£xt-’E"

16

04640-10

Flat

Washer,

5/8

W

0*304-04

ShJd

17

04001

41

ttexHd

Bolt,

5/8

11

>9-1/2

48269

idler

PuHey,

Belt

Clutch

18

46079

Caster

Assy.

(Inicudes

19-28)

62

43063

Spacer,

Idler

19

04066-01

Quick

63

04070-02

Eyebolt,LH

20

43037-01

Spacer,

Caster

Yoke,

1/2"

long

64

04070-01

Eyebolt,RH

21

48100-01

Bronze

Bearing

65

43025

Turnbuckle

22

48114-01

Grease

Fitting,

Str.

1/4-28

66

04022-02

Wing

Nut.

5/16-18

23

46082

SteaportAssy

mm

43042

Sleeve,

Clutch

Rod

24

^«0Q6

Caster

Yoke

HexHd

Brtt,3*8-16x2-3/4

26

43022

Sleeve,

Caster

Wheet

Brg,

mm

44003

Blade

Clutch

Rod,

Lower

26

04001

37

Hex

Hd

Bolt.

1/2

13

x

S

1/2

70

43043

Sleeve.

Clutch

Rod

27

HexLcx^ut,

1/2-13

wm

;:;:x;;;*Xx:x:x:x:v:;:;:-:;:-:

Cotter

Pin,

3,<32

x

1

28

48307-01

Wheel

Assy.

(Includes

13-14a,

29-34)

72

Washer.

33/64

x

1

x

16

ga.

29

48307-02

Tire

Only

Caster

Wheel

73

04062-01

Hair

Pin,

Large

29A

48006-03

Inner

Tube

only

74

•

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

1

30

48307-04

Rim

Pair,

Caster

Wheel

75

42057

Cam

Link

31

48006-07

Retainer,

Bearing,

Caster

wheel

76

44009

Belt

Guide

32

48006-06

Roller

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

77

+

Part

Removed

From

Illustration

33

48t14-4>3

Grease

Ftttmg,

45'

lM-28

mm

Part

Removed

Prom

IBustraSon

34

480864:»5

Hub

Assemb^

78

Part

Removed

Prom

IBustraSon

35

Part

Removed

Prom

tllustrnlion

80

04041-08S

Washa-,

3/4

X

1-1/4

X

035

36

45100

Dischffige

Chute

80A

04041-08

Washa,

3/4

x

1

*1/4

x

,060

37

HexNut

5/16-18

Elastic

Stop

81

48681

Seal,

Cutter

Spindle

38

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1"

82

43217

Spindle

Bushing

39

46157

Belt

Cover

Assy.

(Includes

decals)

83

43218

Sleeve,

Cutter

Spindle

40

•

Washer.

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

ga..

84

48677

Relief

Fitting,

Cutter

Spindle

40A

*

Washer,

13/32

x

13/16

x

16

ga.

85

•

Roll

Pin,

1/8

x

1/2"

41

04029-03

Wing

Nut,

3/8-16

86

*

Flat

Washer,

5/16

42

48127

Pulley

(includes

43-44)

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

are

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

are

zinc

plated.

36"

CUTTER

DECK

Ref.

Part

No.

Number

Description

Ref.

Part

No.

Number

Description

lATTENTION

LINES

IN

BOLD

LETTERS

INDICATE

40A

*

Washer,

13/32

x

13/16

x

16

ga.

EXTRA

IDENTIFICATION

IS

NEEDED!

41

04029-03

Wing

Nut,

3/8-16

1

46087

Cutter

Deck

(Includes

Decals)

42

48127

Pulley

(Includes

Items

43-44)

2

46400

Cutter

Spindle

Assy.

43

48141

Tapered

Hub

3

04050-04

Retaining

Ring,

1*

Ext-inverted

44

•

Hex

Hd-

Bolt,

l.'4-20

X

3/4"

4

Retaintng

Ring^

2-7/16

Inthsc

Hex

Nitf,

5/8-11

S

4S668

Tapered

Beanr^

46

48304

Dilve

e

410QS

SpintSe

Housing

HexHd

Bolt,3/8-16x5-

7

48114-02

Grease

Fftting,

Str.

5/16

Serrated

Me

HexNtit,8«-t6

s

45391

SpsMSesnatt

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

Cir

Locknut

9

04041-02

washer.

1-5/16

x

2-7/16

x

16

ga.

rS

"

Lockwasher,

Spring

3/8"

10

04063-08

Key,

1/4

X

1/4

x

2'

50

04004-02

Support,

Belt

Cover

11

43038

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

•

Small

51

45098

Belt

Guide

11A

43201

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

•

Large

52

*

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

7/16-14

x

1-1/4”

12

•

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1-1/4"

53

•

Washer.

15/32

x

59/64

x

16

ga.

n

Lockwa^er.

^rtng,

S/16*

mmm

Lockwasher,

Spnng,

7/16"

HexNaf,»t6-18

Hex

Nut,

7/18

14

SasbcSlop

14A

He)(Nut,»16-24

liite;

45423

Idler

Prvot

iilli;®

48108

Cutter

Blade

18”

eilis;

46434

Idler

Arm

Assy

(Includes

Items

82

&

58)

ISA

48185

Cutter

Blade

18"

Hi

un

68

48100-02

Bronze

Bearing

16

04040-10

Flatwasher,

5/8

W

5§

04050-05

detaining

Piirig,

1-1/8”

ixt,-"E”

17

04001-41

Hex

Hd.

Bolt,

5/8-11

x

9-1/2"

60

04004-04

Stud

18

46079

Caster

Assembly

(Includes

Items

19-28)

61

48269

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

19

04066-01

Quick

62

•

Flatwasher,

3/8"

20

43037-01

Spacer,

Caster

Yoke,

1/2"

long

63

48544

Rod

End

-

L.H.

Thd

(Silver)

21

48100-01

Bronze

Bearing

mem

48464

Rod

End

-

R

H

Thd

(Gold)

23

46082

Support

Assembty

(Includes

Items

21,

82)

65

48590

Lmk,

Turnbuckle

24

450)6

Caster

Yoke

wmm

tv/XiC;;;:;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;;;

Hex

Nut,

3/8-24

2S

43022

Sleeve,

Cast^

Wheel

Brg

eses

43042

Sleeve,

Ciutdt

Rod

26

04001

37

HexHd

B<at.

1/2-13x5-1.'2'

siiiBiss

HexHd

Bolt,

38-16x2-3,‘4*

27

Hex

Locknut,

1/2-13

69

44064

Blade

Ciutcn

Rod,

Lower

28

48307

Wheel

Assy.

(Includes

13-14a,

29-34)

70

43043

Sleeve,

Clutch

Rod

29

48307-02

Tire

Only

Caster

Wheel

71

•

Cotter

Pin,

3/32

x

1"

NS

48006-03

Inner

Tube

only

72

•

Washer.

33/64

x

1

x

16

ga.

30

48307-04

Rim

Pair,

Caster

Wheel

73

04062-01

Hair

Pin,

Large

48006-07

Retainer.

BesH-ing,

Caster

Wheel

mm

Hex

Hd,

Bolt

3<8

16

x

1"

;

32

48006-06

Holier

Bearing.

Caster

Whe^

siTSl;

421107

Cam

Link

mMm

48114-03

Grease

Fitting,

45*

1/4-28

ssUl

44009

Belt

Guide

ssili

48006-05

Hub

Assembly

77

;:;:;X;i;;:x;;:v:v:v:v:;:|;xx

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3r8-16

x

1-1-2*

35

HexHd

Bolt.

5/16-18

X

r

48681

Seal,

Cutter

Spindle

36

45100

Discharge

Chute

79

43217

Spindle

Bushing

37

•

Hex

Nut,

5/16-18

Elastic

Stop

80

43218

Sleeve,

Cutter

Spindle

38

•

HexHd

Bolt,

5/16-18x1"

81

48677

Relief

Fitting,

Cutter

Spindle

39

46085

Belt

Cover

Assembly

(Includes

Decal)

82

•

Flatwasher,

5/16"

40

*

Washer,

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

ga.

83

Roll

Pin.

1/8

X

1/2"

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

are

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

are

zinc

plated.

48,

52,

61,

&

72"

CUTTER

DECKS

Ref

No.

.

Part

No.

Description

4852

6172

Ref.

Part

No.

Description

4852

61

72

1

48088

Cutter

Deck

(Includes

decals)

X

47

48087

Belt,

RH

Blade

Drive

X

1

46163

Cutter

Deck

(Includes

decals)

X

47

48285

Belt,

RH

Blade

Drive

X

1

46119

Cutter

Deck

(Includes

decals)

X

47

48265

Belt,

RH

Blade

Drive

X

1

46194

Cutter

Deck

(Includes

decals)

X

47

48295

Belt,

RH

Btade

Drive

X

2

46400

Spindle

Assembly,

Tapered

Bearing

X

48

48089

Belt,

Blade

Drive

X

«

040504)4

Retaiisng

Rbi

0

,

r

Ext

-Invertad

X

wmm

Aum

Belt,

Btade

Drive

X

4

•

04050^7

ftefeitwo

Fkng,

2-7'16'

tntbasSc

X

mm

iiiii

48264

Belt,

Btade

Drive

lif

4^

Tapered

Bearing

X

iiiiii

48296

Belt,

Blade

Drive

X

e

41009

Spindle

Housing.

Tapered

Bearing

X

mm

HexHd.

Bolt,

3/8-16x5"

X

7

48114-02

Gmase

Fitbr^

Str

5/16

Serr

X

49

45098

Belt

Guide

X

8

45391

Spindle

Shaft,

Taper

Bearing

X

50

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16

X

9

04041-02

Washer,

1-5/16

x

2-7/16

x

16

ga.

X

50A

*

Hex

Nut,

3/8-16,

Centeriock

X

10

04063-08

Key,

1/4

X

1/4

X

2’

X

51

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

3/8"

X

11

43038

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

-

Small

X

52

04004-02

Support,

Belt

Cover

X

11A

43201

Spacer,

Cutter

Blade

-

Large

X

53

45098

Belt

Guide

X

12

Hex

Hd

BoR,

5/16-18

X

t-1/4*

X

S4

HexHd

Bolt,

7/16-14x

1-1/2-

X

Lockwasher,

Spring,

5/16*

X

-X-

-It-

X

55

Washer.

15/32

x

59-64

x

16

ga

■

X

"

X

k

X

14

Hex

Nut,

5

/

16-18

X

56

yiyiyAyi-x-i-Siiviw:’

Loc^asher,

Spring,

7/16'

X'

X

3t

X

■■

•

■■■

•14A

Hex

Nut, 5/18-24

X

Hex

Nut,

7/16-14

X

IS

48110

Cutter

Btade

16-1/2”

X

58

48181

idler

Pulley,

"V*

Groove

X

15

48108

Cutter

Blade

18"

X

59

04050-02

Retaining

Ring,

3/4“

Ext.'E”

X

15

48111

Cutter

Blade

21"

X

60

46081

Idler

Arm

Assy.

(Includes

82

&

61)

X

15

48112

Cutter

Blade

24"

X

61

48100-05

Bronze

Bearing

X

15A

48184

Cutter

Blade

16-1/2”

Hi

Uft

X

62

43028

J

Rod,

Idler

Pull

X

15A

48185

Cutter

Blade

18"

Hi

Lift

X

63

43077

Spacer.

J

Pull

Rod

X

ISA

48304

Cutter

Blade

2t"

HI

Lilt

64

04041

12

Wadior,

3/8

x

1-1/2

x

16

ga

X

K

16

04040-10

Platwasher,

5/8*

W

X

65

Hex

Hd.

Boll,

3

8-16

x

2-1/4"

X

17

04001-41

HexHd

Bolt,

5/8-11x9-1/2*

X

65A

04004-04

Stud

X

K

X

18

46079

C^lstBr

Assy,

Comp

(incl

19-28)

X

66

’yr-ryr^yi-S'i'iyiyiyi-:

Hex

Nut,

3'8

16

Elastic

Stop

X

19

04066

01

Quick

Pm

X

67

46434

Idler

Arm

(Includes

Items

97,90)

X

20

43037-01

Spacer,

Caster

Yoke,

1/2"

thick

X

68

*

Flatwashef,

3/8"

X

21

48100-01

Bronze

Bearing

X

69

48544

Rod

End

LH.

THD.

(Silver)

X

23

46082

Support

Assy.

(incl.

21-90)

X

70

48464

Rod

End

R.H.

THD.

(Gold)

X

24

45006

Caster

Yoke

X

71

48590

Link,

Turnbuckle

X

25

43022

Sleeve,

Caster

Wheel

Bearing

X

72

•

3/8"-24

Hex

Nut

X

y

X

ssiSSss

04001

37

HexHd

Bolt.

1'2-13x

5-1/2*

X

73

43042

Sleeve,

Cara

Clutch

X

iHl;

Hex

Locknut.

1/2-13

X

74

Hex

Hd

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

2-3-'4*

X

48307

Wheel

Assy

Onct

13-14,29-34}

X

75

45329

idler

Pivot

X

48307-02

Tite

only,

Caster

Wheel

X

76

48269

Idler

Pulley,

Belt

Clutch

X

48006-03

Inner

Tube

only,

Casier

Wheet

X

77

44064

Blade

Clutch

Rod,

Lower

X

48307-04

Rim

Pair,

Caster

Wheel

X

78

43043

Sleeve,

Clutch

Rod

X

31

48006-07

Retainer,

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

X

79

■

Cotter

Pin,

3/32

x

1”

X

32

48006-06

Roller

Bearing,

Caster

Wheel

X

80

*

Washer,

33/64

x

1

x

16

ga.

X

33

48114-03

Grease

Fitting

45

deg.,

1/4-28

X

81

04062-01

Hair

Large

X

34

48006-05

Hub

Assy.

(incl.

bolts)

X

82

•

Hex

Hd

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

1”

X

HexHd.Bott.

5/16-18x3/4"

X

83

421107

Cam

Link

X

mm

45029

Discharge

Chute

mm.

X

84

45046

Ro0ef

Shaft

X

\

38A

48100

Discharge

Chute

X

85

480;»

Guide

Roaer

X

mam

Hex

Nut,

S/16

18

0asticStop

X

86

Fiat

Washer,

11/32

x

11/16

x

16

oa

X

38

HexHd

Bolt,5/18-18x1"

X

87

44008

Belt

Guide

X

39

46086

Belt

Cover

(Includes

decafs)

X

88

*

Flatwashef,

3/4

x

i-i/4

x

.635.

X

39

46164

Belt

Cover

(Includes

decals)

X

89

*

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3/8-16

x

1-1/2"

X

39

46121

Belt

Cover

(Includes

decals)

X

90

48114-04

Grease

Fitting

X

39

46312

Beit

Cover

(Includes

decals)

X

91

48681

Seal

X

40

Washer

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

ga.

X

92

43217

Spindle

Bushing

X

41

04029-03

Wing

Nut.

3/8-16

X'

X-

X

93

43218

Sleeve,

Cutter

Spindle

X

iiii

48127

Pulley

(Includes

43-44)

'X

X-

X

94

48677

Relief

FittirKi,

Cutter

Spindle

X

[

42A

48299

Ptdiey

(Includes

43-44)

X

95

■

:..R

0

fl

Pin:::1/8

X.-.1/2."

■■ ■■

X

43

48141

Tiered

Hub

X

X-

X

96

■■■

Flatwasher,

5/16-.

X

44

HexHd

Bolt,

1-4-20x3/4*

X

97

48100

02

Bronze

Bearing

X

45

Hex

Nut,

5/8-1

1

X

98

04050-05

Retaiiilhg

Ring

i-1/8

Ext.

"E"

X

46

48412

Pulley,

Double

(Includes

43-44)

X

99

45037

Idler

Pivot

X

46

48302

Pulley,

Double

(Includes

43-44)

X

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolt

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

zinc

plated.

ENGINE

DECK

REF.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

13KH13KA

14KH14KA

16BV

18KH

18KHE

1A

48674

Engine125HP

Kohler

(PS-1256)

X

1A

48357

Engine

14HP

Kohler

(CV12.5T

PS-1413)

X

1A

48190

Engine

12.5HP

Kawasaki

(FB460-ES05)

X

1A

48528

Engine

14HP

Kawasaki

(FC420V)

X

IB

48863

Engine

16HP

Briggs

Vanguard

(303772

0345

02)

X

m

462^

lew

Kohler

(HV18

PS-58S11)

X

IS

48862

g^nelOW

Kohler

El.

Sf.

(MV16PS-S8SS8)

X

2

48059'91

C^Ctaihp

PisillS

X

3

48331

Traosnf^^n

5

speed

(Peettess

700-026)

%

X

4

48231

Neutral

Safely

S\A4tch

X

iiffiiiil

X

5

48122-01

Fibre

Washer,

thin

X

5A

48122-02

Fibre

Washer,

thick

X

6

48851

Coupler,

Jackshaft

X

7

48114-01

Grease

Rtting,

straight

1/4-28

X

8

48225

Jackshaft

(fits

SW32,

36,

&

48)

X

8

4«S42

JaokBiuA

(fits

SW52,61,6

72)

X

a

0408809

Key.

lfrPio#9

X

ie

Hex

Head

Boft.

S/16-18

x3/4*

)t

X

11

Lockwai^ef,

Spring

5/16"

X

12

48305

Switch).

Clutch

Safe^

iiSII

X

13

Phillips

Head

Machine

Screw,

10-32

x

1/2"

X

14

•

Washer

.219

x

.500

x

.049

X

15

*

Lockwasher,

#10

Ext.

Tooth

X

16

•

Hex

Nut

#10-32

X

17

45090

Engine

Deck

(fits

SW36,

&

48)

X

17

45116

&igine

Deck

(fits

SWS2,61,72)

X

17

45126

En^Oeck

(«tsSW32)

X

18

42199

Rear

Belt

Guide,

Engine

X

iiiiiii

X

IS

Hex

Nut.

5/16-18

X

iiiiiiii

X

2S

Hex

Head

Bolt,

3«-16x

3-3r4'

X

iiiiiii

X

21

«

Hex

Head

Bolt,

5/16-18

x

1

"

X

21A

•

Carriage

Head

Boll,

5/16-18

x

1"

X

22

•

Washer.

25/64

x

15/16

x

12

ga.

X

23

48197

Pulley,

Transmission

Input

X

24

04063-07

Key,

Woodruff

#9

X

2S

04050

09

Rela'rang

Rang,

5/8

Ext

Basic

X

26

48203

Belt

Transmission

Drive

X

X'

X

27

48201

Idfer

Pulley.

Transnds^on

iiiiiiiiiiiii

X

Iiiiiii

X

28

48196

Pulley.

Tractiorr

Drive

iiiiiiiiiili

X

iiiiiii

29

04063-03

Key.

T/4

X

1

/4

X

2-1/2*

X

iiliiiiil

X

31

48127

Pulley,

Blade

Drive,

(Incl.

32-33)

X

32

48141

Taper

Hub

(for

48127)

X

33

*

Hex

Hd

Bolt.

1/4-20

x

3/4"

X

34

•

Lockwasher,

Spring,

3/8"

X

35

*

Hex

Nut.

3/8-16

X

38

42288

Beit

Guide,

Saddle

(fits

8W32,

&

36)

X

38A

42265

Belt

Guide,

Saddle

(fits

SW48,52,

61,6

72)

liiisMiiiiPi

X

37

Hex

Head

Bolt,

Metric

8

x

30

(8

x

25

on

SW32)

X

37

Hex

Head

Bolt

5/16-18

X

1-3/4

ft-f

-

400

SW32-14BV1

X

38

481«!-«1

Wheel

Assy

(Ind.

38A-38B)

(tils

SW36,48,52,51.72)

X

38

48253

Wheel

Assy

(Incl.

38A-38B)

(fits

SW32)

X

38A

48192-01

Tire,

13

x

6.50-6,

2-Ply

(fits

SW36,48,52,61,472)

X

38B

48192-03

Rim

4

Bearing

Assy

(lncl.39)

(fits

SW36,48,52,61,472)

X

38C

48253-02

Tire,

13

x 5.00-ply

(fits

SW32

only)

X

38D

48253-03

Rim

4

Bearing

Assy

(Incl

39)

(fits

SW32

only)

X

39

46183-02

Wheel

Bearing

NWC

(OD

1.984

-

1

.980)

X

39

48183-01

Wheel

Bearing

[

OO

2.000

-

2.005]

X

49

04042-0$

Washer,

1-1.'16

x

1-3‘4

x

12

ga.

X

49A

04041-14

Washer*

1-1/16

x

1-1/2

x

1

8

ga.

X

MMMM

’

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

zinc

plated

ENGINE

DECK

CONTINUED

ON

FOLLOWING

PAGE

17

ENGINE

DECK

CONT’D

REF.

PART

DESCRIPTION

13KH

13KA

NO.

14KH14KA16BV

18KH

18KHE

04050-08

48200

43088

48209

04003-05

45145

42330

52

04041-11

53

42361

42024

48099

4S030

4825r

4^54

04029-01

48015

44037

04042-04

Retaining

Ring,

1"

Ext-"E”

Pulley.

Wheel

Drive

Spacer,

Wheel

Pulley

Brake

Drum

Hex

Hd.

Bolt

5/16-18

x

1-1/2”

Short

Square

ISteckCrg.

Bolt

3/8

1Sx2r

Hex

Nut.

5/16-18

SasScStop

Short

Sq.

Neck

Crg.

Bolt

3/8-18

k

t-1/^”

Battery

Box

Bracket

Mlof

PoBey

Spacer

Washer,

13/32

x

1-1/2

x

7

ga.

Battery

Clamp

Battery

Cover

Battery

Cover

Pad

Carnage

Hd

Bdt,

1/4-20

x

6'

HexHdBoftaS-ISxa"

Clamp,

Fuel

Hose

PIpeCap

Pipe

4’Hippie

Plastc

Wing

Nut

1/4-20

Battery

HexHd.

Bolt

3/8-16

X

1-1/4-

Hex

Nut

5/16-18

Lockwasher,

5/16"

Belt

Scraper

SetSaew

*

Common

hardware

which

should

be

purchased

locally.

All

bolts

Grade

5

plated,

all

other

fasteners

zinc

plated.

18

X

PEERLESS

700

PEERLESS

TRANSMISSION

MODEL

700-026

REF.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

REF.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

1

770061

Case,

Transmisson

20

778240

Gear,

Spur

(18

teeth)

2

772083

Cover,

Transmission

23

780071

Bearing,

Thrust

3

776217

Shaft,

Output

&

Brake

27

780105A

Bushing,

Flanged

4

778123A

Gear,

Spur

(25

teeth)

28

786081

Chain,

Roller

(No.41

chain,24

links)

...778.124A

Gear,

Sour

130

teeth).

29

7Rnn7^

6

778239

Gear.

Spur

<32

teeth)

I

iiii

780086

Bearing,

Needle

•7

778125.

Gear,

^ur

<35

teeth)

i

iiiiiti

780142

Bearing,

Needle

778146A

Gear,

^ur

<37

teeth)

!

iiiiii

792035

Ring,

Retalntng

a

764268

Collar,

Shift

1

isiii

780139

Washer,

Thrust

10

766083

Sprocket

(18

teeth)

!

liili

788040

Ring,

Retatning

11

786082

Sprocket

(9

teeth)

35

784267

Rod

&

Fork

Assy,,

Shift

12

776134

Shaft,

Counter

36

792073

Screw,

Flanged

Hex

Head,

thrd

fmg,1/4-20

x

1-1/4"

13

778154

Gear,

Bevel

(42

teeth)

37

792089A

Key

14

778145

Gear,

Spur

(12

teeth)

40

792077

Ball,

Steel,

5/16"

15

778151

Gear,

Spur

(15

teeth)

41

792078

Screw,

Set

3/8-16

x

3/8"

16

7731A

Gear,

Spur

(20

teeth

i

piii

792079

Spring

17

773127A

Gear,

^ur

<25

teelh)

43

780108

Washer,

Thrust

18

776135

Shaft,

Input

44

792001

'O’'

Ring

19

779176

Bevef

Pjftfon,

Input

46

788069

Seal,

Square

cm

19

Scag Power Equipment SW32-13KA User manual

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