Springfield 63A Manual

OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
INSTRUCTIONS
With
PARTSLIST
RIDINGROTARYLAWNMOWERS
APRODUCTOFOUrCKMANUFACTURINGINC,SPRINOFIEID, OHI
"The HoJse ifPow'er
MODELS
63A, 63D,And 63DE
Form 139-63
Manufactured By
QUICKMANUFACTURING,INC.
SPRINGFIELD,OHIO
PRINTEDINU.S.A

FOREWORD
The riding rotary lawn mowerisa precisionmachine
which will requirea minimum ofcare.Keepitclean
and well lubricated. Keepthebladesharpand bal-
anced.Useit within itscapabilities.Ifkeptingood
repair and adjustment, itiscapableof providing years
of dependableservice.
DEALER RESPONSIBILITY
Beforethemowerisdeliveredtothecustomer,the
dealer should prepareitforoperationand should be
surethattheownerunderstandstheinstructionscon-
tained in theOperator's Manual foroperatingandcar-
ing forhismower.See figure 1.
PREPARING FOROPERATION
1. Install thehandlebarby sliding it down into the
top ofthesteering column andattaching with twobolts
and nuts.
2.Checkthe chassis tobesurethatithasbeen lub-
ricated.
3.Checkthelevelofthe lubricant inthetransmis-
sion assemblyby removing thetransmissioninspection
plug. Lubricant should belevel with bottom ofinspec-
tion plug hole, when tractorisonlevel ground or floor.
4. Fill thecrankcase with oilaccordingtotheen-
gine manufacturer'sinstructions.
CAUTION
Do not over-fill thetransmissionorthecrank-
case. Todoso will cause overheatingand
blown oil seals.
5. Fill thegasolinetank with anyregulargasoline.
Do notmixoil with thegasoline.
6.Squirta drop ortwoofoilonthetopofthe ball
in the shift leverhousing.
BREAKESIGIN
Tobreakintheengineandtransmission,setthe
rearofthetractorona blocktoraisetherearwheels
a little abovethe floor, andoperatetheengine until it
hasusedupone-halftankormoreofgasoline.Shift
the transmission into thevarious speeds during the
break-in run,toassurebreakingitin properly for
the owner.
GET ACQUAINTED
WITH YOUR NEW LAWN MOWER
Beforeyourdealerdeliveredthemower toyou,hecheckedthe
transmission, putoilintheenginecrankcase, filled thetankwiththe
proper grade ofgasoline,andattachedthehandlebars.Asyouare
gettingacquaintedwithyourmower,checktobesure that thesehave
beendone.
Become familiarwithyourmower beforeyouputit towork.Read
theseinstructionsandtheenginemanufacturer'sbooklet. Besureyou
know whatthecontrolsarefor,andhowthey operate. Operateit for
awhileona drivewayorsidewalk,togetthefeelofthecontrols.
The amountof care themower requiresissmallbutimportant.
Keep it cleanand well lubricated.Keepthebladesharpand bal-
anced.Learnitscapabilitiesandlimitations.Itiscapableofgivingyou
theyearsofdependableserviceyou expect fromanyfinepieceof
machinery.
LEARN WHAT THE CONTROLS AREFOR
These simplecontrolsmakeyourmowerhandyto operate.
1.Theenginespeedcontrolleverhasa START position(usedfor
choking theengine),a RUNpositionwhichgivesyoucontroloverthe
engine'sspeed,anda STOP positionwhichstopstheengine.
2. Pull the starter ropeto start theengine.(Ifyourmowerhasan
electric starter, turntheignitionkey.)
3.Thebladeclutch starts andstopstheoperationoftheblade.
4.The tractor clutchpedalalso operates the tractor brake.
5.The geaf shiftleverprovidesreverseorthreespeedsforward.
6.Youcanchangethecuttingheightbymeansofthebladeheight
adjustmentcontrols,withoutstoppingtheengineorremovinganybolts.
HOWTO START THE ENGINE
1. Turn onthevalveunderthefueltank.
2.Besurethegearshiftleverisinneutralandthebladeclutchis
disengaged.
3.Movetheenginespeedknobtothe START or CHOKE position.
4. Pull the starter handleswiftly.Donotletgoofthehandleas
theroperewinds. This helpspreventbacklashintherewindmechanism.
5.Ifa coldenginedoesnot start onthefirst pull, movethespeed
knobbacktothe START positionandtryagain.
6.Whenrestartinga hotengine,setthespeedknobaboutinthe
middle oftheRUNmarking.
HOWTO STOP THE ENGINE
Stopping theengineissimple.Justmovethespeedknobtothe
STOP position.Itisbestalwaystodisengagethebladeclutchandput
thetransmissioninneutralbeforestoppingtheengine.Whenfinished
with themower fortheday,turnoffthevalveunderthefueltank.
CHOKE AND COLD START-
HIGH SPEED
WARM START
LOW SPEED
IDLE
STOP
Positions of Engine Speed Control Lever
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THINK OF SAFETY BEFORE YOUMOW
The mower bladeusesmorethanthreehorsepower;thereforeit
is a powerful cuttingtool.Treatit with therespectyouwould treat a
buzz-saw. Beforeyouusethemower,besureyouknowthesesafety
rules.
1.Neverallowchildrenoryoung teen-agers to operate themower.
Keep childrenandpetsawayfromtheareaofthemoweratalltimes
while it isworking.
2.Always keephandsandfeetoutfromunderthemowerdeck
while theengineisrunning,and until youare SURE that thebladehas
stoppedturning after theengineisshutofforthebladeclutchdisen-
gaged.It will coast forseveralseconds.
3.Beforeyou start mowing,walkovertheareayou'regoingto
cutandpickupalldebris which couldbepickedupandthrownby
theblade.Sticks,stonesandpiecesofmetal area hazardtothemower,
and whenchoppedtobitsbytheheavyblade,canbedangeroustopets
and people.
4. Know howto stop themowerandtheengineinstantly.
5.Whenmovingthe tractor alongpathsand walks, andatall
timeswhennotactuallycuttinggrass,keep thebladeclutch disengaged.
6.Don't attempt any serviceoperations while theengineis run-
ning. Disconnectthesparkplugwiretopreventaccidentalstarting.
7.Whenmowinghighgrass, start with thebladeatitshighest
position. This lessensthedangerofstrikiftghiddenobjects. Then take
asecondcut after first checkingtobesuretherearenoobstructions.
8. Fill thegasolinetankoutdoors. Avoid spilling gasoline.Don't
smoke while filling the tank.
9. Stoptheengineanddisengagethebladeclutchwheneveryou
leavethe tractor.
PUT YOUR MOWER TO WORK
CHOOSE THE RIGHTCUTTING HEIGHT
1.Ingeneral,usethesamecuttingheightyouhaveusedbefore.
You knowwhatheightisbestforyourown lawn.
2.Whenfirst usingyourmower,cutthegrassa littlelongerthan
you didbefore, until you'resure that the greater cuttingwidth will not
causescalpingduetoirregularitiesinthe lawn.
3.Ifthegrassishigh,orifit containslotsofmoisture,takea first
cut with thebladesethigh. Then finish cutting with a lowerbladeset-
ting. This gives better distributionoftheclippingsandprovidesa
cleanersecondcut.
4.Itispossible,byusingcare,tocutgrass that isextremelyhigh
orwet.Setthebladeatitshighestposition,andusethelowestdrive
speed. Moveintotheareacautiously.Takea cutonlyhalfthewidth
ofthemowerateachpass.Wetclippingsmayclogthemowerhousing,
causing thebladeto stall.
5.Itmaybenecessarytoremovetheshrubbarfromthemower
housing todischargecuttingsevenly.
HOWTOSETTHE CUTTING HEIGHT
1.A pointerundertheheightadjustmenthandleindicatesthe
height oftheblade.TheblademaybesetatII/2,2,21/2,3 or31/2
inches.
2.Toraisetheblade,pressdownonthe foot lever with yourheel.
3.Tolowertheblade,placeyourleftthumbontopofthe tractor
chassis andyourfingers underthehandle. Lift uponthehandle.The
entiremower housing will dropslightly.Returnthehandletothe
"down" posRion.Theblade will dropfurther.Eachtimeyouraise
and lowerthehandle,thebladedropsone-half inch.
USETHE RIGHT SPEED
1.Uselow gear for pulling heavyloads,formowinginhighgrass,
and formowing while climbing hills. This allowsthebladetomaintain
aconstantRPM,anddeliversmostofthehorsepowertotheblade.
Low gear alsogivesyoumaximumcontrol while trimming.
2.Usesecond gear formowinglevelareasandforclimbing hills
when youarenotusingtheblade.Ifsecond gear resultsinuneven
mowing duetotheconditionofthegrass,shifttolow gear.
3. High gear givesa speedofabout five milesperhourona level,
hard surface.Useit fortransportingthe tractor toandfromwork.
Mowing inhigh gear is likely tobeuneven,becauseatthisspeedthe
bladedoesnothavetimeto lift eachbladeofgrassinto cuttingposition.
In addition,somuchoftheengine'shorsepowerisabsorbedinforward
motion that itiscomparativelyeasytostalltheblade.
4.Slowdownonturnstoavoid sliding sideways.
5.Reverseisjusta littleslowerthansecond gear. Themower will
cutequally well ineitherforwardorreverse.
SAVE MOWING TIME WITH PLANNING
1.Changingdirectionwastes time.Plantokeepthemower mov-
ing forwardasmuchaspossible.
2.Planforthelongeststraightrunspossible.
3.Saveclose trimmingforthecleanup.
4.Trytowork with theclippingsdischarging onto thealready-cut
areas,topreventbuildupofclippingsintheuncutarea.Ifthegrassis
unusually longor full ofmoisture,theclippingscouldimposean extra
load ontheblade,orcauseunevenmowingbecausetheypreventthe
grassfrom rising into thecuttingpathoftheblade.
Normal 'Round-and-'Round
methodforlarge,easyareas.
Divide largerorirregularareasintotwosections
Efficient Planning of Your Mowing Saves Cuffing Time
5.Sometimesit'seasiertodividea largeorirregular-shaped
areainto smallersectionstokeepthemowerworkingmoresteadily,
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ortokeepfrombacking,turningorrepeatingtoooften.
6.Ina smallarea,wheretight turnswouldcauselosttimeinthe
center ifthenormal'round-and-'roundmethodswereused,trythe
cuttingmethodshownintheillustration.Makethesecondpassdown
the center ofthearea,ratherthandowntheoppositesidefromthefirst
pass. This allowsyouto swing wideattheendofeachpass,and still cut
all ofthegrasswithouttoomuchreversing.
7.Trytoavoidsteep hills. Themower will normallycarrya 200-
pound operatorupa 307f grade while cuttinggrass.Ifyoucan,angle
yourcutsacrossa hill, toreducetheeffectofthegrade.Onsteepgrades,
uselowgear.
THE TRACTOR AND MOWER HAVE LIMITS
Observing thelimitsofthe tractor will helpitserveyoulonger.
Overloading andmistreatmentcanshortenitslifeorimpairitsuseful-
ness, justastheycan with anytoolormachine.
1.Theengineisnotguaranteedona slopeofmorethan45degrees
in anydirection,asit will notreceiveproperlubricationbeyondthis
angle.
2.Keepthemower clean,especiallyaroundtheblade. A/buil3up
ofgrassclippingsinthebladehousingcanimpairtheefficiencyofthe
mowerandcauseunevencutting.
3.Ifthe tractor stallsduetoanoverload,buttheenginecontinues
torun.shift immediately to neutral andstartoutslowly.Failuretodo
this will causeexcessivebeltwearorbreaka*».
4.Donot operate themower with thebladeoutofbalance.
5. Avoid pulling loads thataresoheavytheycausethedrivebelt
to slip.
6.Iftheenginestallsduetooverload,disengagethebladeclutch
and shifttoneutralbeforerestarting. Then, find outwhatcausedthe
overload,andavoidittomakeit easierwhenstartingoutagain.
HOWTO KEEP YOUR MOWER
WORKING FORYOU
The simpleservicerequiredforyourmower will resultinlonger
life anddependableoperation.
KEEPIT PROPERLY LUBRICATED
1.Whenlubricatingthechassis,standthe tractor onitsfront end,
and applya droportwoofoiltoallpivotpointsinthesteering,brake
and clutchlinkages.Lubricatethefrontandrearwheelbearings with
afewdropsofoil.(Standingthe tractor onthebackwheels will cause
oil toenterthecylinder,resultinginextremelyhardstartingorin
damagetotheengine.)
2.Useanautomotive-typegrease guntolubricatethefrontaxle
kingpins.
3.Observetheenginemanufacturer'soilrequirementscarefully.
Failure todoso will notonlyvoidthewarranty,butit couldalsoresult
in enginefailure.Keeptheoillevel in Clinton engineshighenoughto
bevisibleintheoildrainteewhenthe filler plugisremoved.
4.Aftereach25hoursofoperation,squirta coupleofdropsofoil
on theshiftlevertolubricatethetopoftheshifting ball assembly.
5.Ifitisnecessarytoaddoiltothetransmission((heckevery10
hoursofoperation with the tractor sittinglevel onitsfourwheels),use
agoodgradeofNo.90hypoid gear lubricant.Donot fill abovethe
level oftheinspectionplug,asthis will causeblownoilseals,continual
leakage,and'possibleconsequent damagetothetransmission.
HOWTO MOVE THE TRACTOR
1.Withtheenginerunning,presstheclutchpedaldown with
your foot.
2.Movethe gear shiftintothespeedyouwant.(Ashifting dia-
gramisappliedtothe tractor, whereyoucanseeit asyousitonthe
seat.) Itisn'tnecessarytoshiftfromfirsttosecondtothirdgear—you
muststartfroma complete stopinanyspeed.
3.Ifyouarestartinginhighgear,slowtheenginedowna little
beforelettingupontheclutchpedal,thenincreasetheenginespeed
aftertheclutchtakeshold.
4.Ifyouhavetroublegettingintoanygear,jogtheclutchpedal
alittletogetthegearsintopositionwherethey'llmesh.Neverforce
thelever.
5. Always depresstheclutchpedalwhenshiftinggears.
CLUTCH ENGAGED
ALTERNATELY
PULL UPAND
PUSH DOWN
TO LOWER
BLADE
BRAKE APPLIED
Press Tractor Clutch Pedal
All The Way Down
To Apply Broke
"^PRESS DOWN TO RAISE BLADE
Mower Heighf Adjustmertt
Can Be Made While
Blade Is Operating
Tractor Clutch andMower Height Controls
OIL
DRAIN
PLUG
OIL INSPECTION
FILLER PLUG
TRANSMISSION-
INSPECTION PLUG
Lubrication Check Points
KEEPTHE BLADE SHARP AND BALANCED
Besurethatthemower bladeiskeptrazor-sharpandproperly
balanced. A dull bladewasteshorsepoweranddoesa poorcuttingjob.
A bladeoutofbalanceisdangerousduetothehighspeedofrotation,
and is likely toimposetoohigha sidewaysloadonthemower blade
spindle.
LET AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATIONS PERFORM
MAJOR SERVICE
Only ifyourmowerisrepairedcorrectlyandifreplacementparts
really fitcanmaximummowingresultsandsafetybeexpected.
A thoroughinspectionofyour tractor andmower shouldbemade
atleastoncea year.
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HOWTO OPERATE AND MAINTAIN YOUR
ELECTRIC START LAWN MOWER
It isnecessary tofollowtheseadditionalinstructions,ifyour lawn
mowerisequipped with electricstarting.Followingtheseinstructions
will assureyouofthebestcontinuedbenefitsofelectricstarting.
PREPARING FOR OPERATION
The "dry-charged"batteryanditscontainerofelectrolyteare
shipped inseparatecartonsinsidethemower carton.Yourdealer
should haveactivated,connectedandinstalledthebattery.Incasethis
was notdonebeforeyoureceivedthemower,activatethebatteryand
install itasfollows:
1.Removethebatteryfromitscarton.Activateit bypouring
theelectrolyteintothecells. Fill each cell tothelevelofthecirclein-
dicatorinthe fill tube.Afterreplacingthe cell caps,removethepipe-
cleanerplugsfromthevents.
2.Setthebatteryonthefloor beside themower.Attachthered
cabletothered(positive)terminalofthebatteryandtheyellowcable
totheyellow(negative)terminal.Usethehardwarefurnished.
3. Slide thebatteryinto thebracketprovidedatthefrontofthe
mower,andtightenthehold-downclamp.
4.Checkthecharge with a ^attery hydrometer.Ifthespecific
gravityisbelow1.265to 1.285, havethebatteryslow-chargedata
2-amp.maximum rate until the full chargeisreached.This is particu-
larly important for cold weather starting.
Careful preparationoftheengine will preventoverloadingofthe
electricstartingequipment,and will provide better servicefromyour
mower.
1.Keepthecrankcase filled totheproper level. Iftemperature
is above40°F,useNo.30weightregulargradeautomobileengineoil.
2.Ifthetemperatureisbelow40°F,disregardthenameplate
instructionsand fill thecrankcasetotheproperlevel with No.10
weight regulargradeautomobileengineoil.
3.Usea regulargradeof FRESH gasoline.Keepthegasoline
tank full whenthemowerisnotinuse, tohelppreventwaterconden-
sation.
4.Besurethecarburetorisadjustedforeasiest starting.
STARTING WITH THE ELECTRIC STARTER
Becauseofsizerequirements,thestarterhascertainoperating
limits andcoldweatherlimitations.Intemperaturesbelow20°F it
maybenecessary tostarttheengine with therecoilstarter.Seethe
special instructionsforcoldweatherstarting.Innormaltemperatures,
startthemowerasfollows:
1.Besurethetransmissionisinneutralandthebladeclutchis
disengaged. This relievesthestarterofextraload.
2.Besuretheenginespeedcontrolleverissetproperlyforstart-
ing.
3.Iftheengineisagainstthecompression, pull itpastthecom-
pression stroke with therecoilstarterrope.
4. Turn thekeytostartcrankingtheengine.
5.A self-resettingcutoutswitchpreventsdamagetothestarter
motor fromover-heating.Continuouscranking will causethisswitch
toopen,stoppingthestarter.Ifthishappens,allow thestartertocool
until theswitch contacts close.
COLD WEATHER STARTING
In coldweather,followtheseinstructionsforstartingtheengine
ofyour lawn mower.
1.Followthe"PreparingforOperation"instructionscarefully.
2.Besurethebatteryisat full chargeandallconnections are
tight.
3.Asthetemperaturedrops,batteryefficiencyalsodrops,even
thoughthebatteryis fully charged. This increasestheamperagedraw
ofthestarter,andmaycausethecutoutswitchtoopenafteronlya
momentarycrankingperiod. (This isbecauseanelectric motor heats
rapidly underabnormalamperageconditions.)Ifthishappensincold
weather,it usuallymeansthatthestarterhasreacheditscoldweather
limitations, anddoesnotnecessarilyindicatea defectivestartermotor.
4.Inmoderatelycoldweather(about20°F),besuretheengine
speedcontrolleverissetproperly,andallloadisremovedfromthe
engine.Itmayalsobenecessarytoturntheenginethroughtwoor
threerevolutions with therecoilstartertobreaktheoil film sealsand
reducethefriction.
5.Iftheenginehasstoodidlefora prolongedperiodincold
weather,it will usuallyhavetobestarted with therecoilstarter.
PROTECT THE STARTER THROUGH PROPER USE
To preventdamagetothestarter motor andbattery,usethestarter
carefully, accordingtothefollowingcautions.Thewarrantyisvoid
if thetimelimitsaredisregarded.
1.Neverrunthestarterformorethantensecondscontinuously.
2. Allow one full minutebetweenten-secondcrankingperiods.
3.Donotrepeattheten-second crankingperiodmorethanfive
times.Iftheenginedoesnotstart within fivecrankingandwaiting
periods, thereisa mechanicalreason.Checkandcorrect.
4. Allow fifteen minutesbeforetryingtostarttheengine,after
using upthefive 10-second crankingintervals.Failuretoobservethese
timelimitscausesexpensivepermanentdamagetothestartermotor.
TAKE GOOD CARE OFTHE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Proper care oftheelectricalsystem will resultinlonglifeofthe
partsandgoodservicefromtheelectricstarter.
1.Checkthebatteryoncea monthfor state ofcharge.Recharge
thebatteryifthespecificgravityofthecellsfallsbelow 1.225, orif
theopencircuitvoltageofthecellsdropsbelow2.04volts.Usea maxi-
mum charging rate of2 amps.Keepbatteriesatornear full charge
forbestperformance.
2.Whilethebatteryisinuse, checkit oncea weekforelectro-
lyte level. Keeptheelectrolyteabovetheseparators,but fill onlyto
thecircleindicator,notinto thevent tube.Useonlydistilledorap-
provedwaterfor filling.
3.Donotaddbatterydopes,additives,oracid.Suchadditions
void thebatteryguarantee.
4.Keepthebatterycleanbybrushingoffdirt,dustandgrass
clippings afteruse.Ifcorrosiondevelopsontopofthebattery,clean
it with waterandbakingsoda.Besuretokeepthevent plugsinthe
cells while cleaning.Coatthecleanedterminals with petroleum jelly
(Vaseline) topreventfurthercorrosion.
5.Batteriesmaybestoredwithoutdamageiftheyarefully
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ATTACHMENTS INCREASE
YOUR MOWER'S USEFULNESS
charged whenplacedinstorage.Storeina dryplace,wherethetem-
peratureisbetween32°F and60°F.Keepthebatteryawayfrom
extreme heatorcold.Rechargethebatterybeforeplacingit inservice.
6.Checkstoredbatteries everytwomonthsduringstorage.Re-
chargeimmediately,iftheopencircuitvoltagedropsbelow2.04volts,
orthespecificgravitydropsbelow 1.225.
The batterychargingsystemconsistsofanalternatorbuiltinto
theengine'signitionmagneto,andtworectifiersforchangingthe
alternator'sACcurrenttoDCforchargingthebattery.Regulationof
charging rate isnotautomatic,butisusuallysatisfactoryformost
conditionsyour lawn mower will operate under.Toassuregoodserv-
icefromthebatterychargingsystem,take care ofit asfollows:
1.Never runtheengine with thebatterydisconnectedorremoved,
unless therectifiersareremovedfromtherectifierpanelontheside
oftheengine.Failuretodothis will burnouttherectifiers.The
rectifiersarebuiltsothattheycannotbere-installedinthewrong
positionsintheirholding clips.
2.Ifthebatteryfumesorboils,itisbeingover-charged.Tostop
theover-charging,removeoneoftherectifiersfromtherectifierpanel.
This cutsthechargingcurrenttohalfthenormalrate.Over-charging
mayresultfromcontinuedlong operationofthemower,andisnormal
undertheseconditions.
Operatethe lawn mowerforcuttinggrassandanyofitsmany
otherusesexactlyasdescribedforthemachineswithoutelectric
starting.
CAUTION
To protect againstspillageofelectrolyte fromthebattery,donot
standthemoweronitsfront endforservicing,orlayit onitsside,
without firstremovingthebattery.
MULCHER SCREEN
The mulcherscreen which youreceived with yourmower canbe
attachedoverthedischargeopeningofthemowerdeck.Withthis
screeninstalled,youcanrideoveryour lawn anddisposeofdried
fallen leaveswithouteffort.Themower bladeliftsthemup,grindsthem
into piecessmallenoughtopassthroughtheholesinthescreen,and
returnsthemtoyour lawn asa fineorganicmulch.
To install themulcherscreen,removetheshrubbarfromthe dis-
chargeopeningofthemower.Shapethescreentotheinsideofthe
bladehousing.Attachtothesameholes,usingtheboltsfurnished with
themulcherscreen.
Bettermulchingaction will resultifyousetyourbladeatoneof
thelowercuttingheights.Besuretheleavesaredrybeforeattempting
tousethemulchingattachment.Wetleaves will notbeground upfinely
enoughtopassthroughthescreen,and will soonclogit.
CAUTION
Besuretheengineisshutoffandthebladeclutchisdisengaged
beforeyouattempttocleana cloggedmulcherscreen.
OTHER ATTACHMENTS
In additiontoprovidingpowerforyourrotarymower,yourriding
lawn tractor canbeusedto pull a lawn roller, aerator, seederordump
cart,allof which areavailablefromthedealer.Theyattachtothe
drawbarattherearofthe tractor. Youmayalsousethe tractor to pull
agangmowerofthree21-inchreelmowers.Usedinthisway,your
mower will cuta five-footswath.
A snowplowmaybeattachedtothefrontaxle with twobolts.
It israisedandlowered with yourhand,andmaybeusedforvery
light gradingchores,as well asforsnowremoval.
It isnotnecessarytoremovetherotarymowerdeckfromyour
tractor whenusingtheotherattachments,butbesurethemowerblade
clutch isdisengaged.
CASE eWOUNDED TERMINAL
STORAGE
BATTERY
4c <[
SOLENOID
// TQ MASNETQ
SHORTING WIRE
®
MAGNETO AlTERNATOR
15 NORMALLY GROUNDED
•SINGLE WIRE TO MAGNETO ALTERNATOR
[Y)^MAgNETO GROUND CONNECTION
-SINGLE WIRE TO
MAGNETO ALTERNATOR
GROUNDED
RECTIFIER PANEL
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR USING KEY START
SWITCH. SOLENOID AND MAGNETO ALTERNATOR
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR63DE
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MAINTENANCE
TIRE PRESSURE
Themowers use pneumatictires and tubes onthe
back wheels. The 32-inchmower alsouses pneumatic
tires and tubes onthe frontwheels.Keep the rear
pneumatictiresinflated toa maximum of30 pounds
pressure.Maximumpressure forthe fronttires is
45 pounds. (The 25-inchmower uses semi-pneumatic
tiresonthefrontwheels. These tires will not require
inflation.)
LUBRICATION
The following chartshows all lubricationpoints,
with thetype of lubricant touseoneach. Lubrication
times inthe chartrefer to hours of operation.Lub-
ricatemoreoften ifthe mower is used in exceptionally
dusty areas.
Note that the ClintonEngineused onsome models
ofthemower has no dip stickforcheckingoil.Instead,
to checktheoil, remove the plug from thetopofthe
pipe tee which is installed nearthe front ofthe engine,
on the right handside ofthe tractor. Ifoilis visible
in the bottom ofthetee when the tractor isona level
surface,there is sufficient oilinthecrankcase.
In addition to thelubricationproceduresdescribed,
it isa goodidea to clean all lubricationpoints ofthe
tractorandmoweroccasionally, to prevent build-up of
dust and foreignmatter onthe parts.
ADJUSTMENTS
Adjustmentsrequiredforthemower are simple and
infrequent. Spring-loadedidlers onthe mainblade
drive belt (andonthe bladedrivebelts ofthe 32-lnch
mowerattachment)maintainpropertension forthese
belts so thatadjustment isnot required for them.
Adjust the brakebandbytightening or loosening the
lock nutonthe rear endofthe brake rod.
STEERINGHANDLEBARS
GEARSHIFTLEVER
STARTER
ROPE
HANDLE
ENGINESPEED
CONTROLLEVER
LEVELING
WHEELS •ELECTRIC
STARTKEY
STEERING
HANDLEBARS
FUEL TANK
VALVE
TRACTORCLUTCH
ANDBRAKEPEDAL
STARTER ROPEHANDLE
GEARSHIFTHANDLE
BLADECLUTCH
LEVER
BLADE
CLUTCH
LEVER
*ElectricStartModelsOnly
BLADE HEIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
GEARSHIFTLEVER
ENGINESPEED
CONTROLLEVER
kPosifionsof Engine Speed Control Lever
Figure 1. Controls for Tractor and Mower
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LUBRICATIONCHART
(See Figure 2.)
LUBRICATION POINT LUBRICANT TOUSE HOW OFTEN
1. TransmissionDriveBeltIdlerPulley(Note 1)
Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
2. GearshiftBall
Automotive EngineOil 25hours
3. BladeClutchLeverPivot
Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
4. BladeClutchIdlerPulleyBearing
Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
5. Front FramePivot Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
6. Kingpin Bearings
Automotive Chassis Grease
Twice a season
7. SteeringLinkagePivotPoints
Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
8. Front Wheel Bearings
Automotive EngineOil 25hours
9. Pivots of ClutchandBrakePedalLinkage
Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
10. TractorDriveBeltIdlerArmPivots
Automotive Engine Oil 25hours
11.
TractorDriveBeltIdlerPulleyBearing(Note 2)
Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
12. BladeClutchHandlePivots Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
13.
Jackshaft Bearings (Note 1)
Automotive EngineOil 25hours
14. TransmissionDriveBeltIdlerPivots(Note
1)
Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
15. Transmission GoodGrade
of No. 90
Hypoid Gear
Lubricant
Once a season
16. SteeringColumnBearing
Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
BladeHeightAdjustment(NotIllustrated)
Automotive Engine Oil
25hours
BladeSpindle Bearings (NotIllustrated)
Do NotLubricate-
Sealed Lubricants
LastLife of Bearings
At Overhaul
Engine Crankcase
See EngineManufacturer's
Instructions
25hours
Note 1: Models 63Dand 63DE only
Note 2: Models 63A
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Model 63A
Models 63D and 63DE
9

Carburetoradjustments are covered inthe engine
manufacturer's instruction manual, which is furnished.
No otheradjustments are required forthe mower.
WINTERIZATION
Winterization for Storage
When itis time to store the mower forthe winter,
clean it thoroughly ofall grass clippings, mudand
dust. Wipe all lubricationpointsclean and lubricate.
Drain thegasoline from the fuel tankandthecarburetor,
to prevent formation of gummydeposits. Drain theoil
from the engine crankcase, and refill with the grade
of oil which is recommended for warm-weatheropera-
tion. Drain and refill the transmissionhousing,using
thegrade ofoil recommended for summer use.
CAUTION
Do not over-fill engine or transmission.
Stand the tractor onits front end (removebattery
from electricstarttractors), and remove the spark
plug. Put about oneto twotablespoons of engine oil
into thespark plug hole, slowly, while turning theen-
gineslowly by hand to allow the piston to distribute
the oil evenlyover the cylinderwalls. Replace the
spark plug with an old plug which will notbe usedagain,
or plug the hole with a cork.(Thisprevents fouling
thegood plug with theoilused to preserve the cylinder
and piston.)
CAUTION
Always remove the battery from electricstart
tractorsbeforestandingthem onendfor serv-
ing. Replace the batterybeforeattempting to
operate the engine.
In thespring,removetheoldspark plug orthe cork,
flush the cylinder with about 1/4to1/2cupof fresh
gasoline and blowdry with compressed air. Replace
thegoodspark plug, afterbeingsure itis clean and
properly gappedaccordingtotheenginemanufacturer's
instructions. Check theoilinthe engine and trans-
mission. Fill the fuel tank. The tractor is nowready
for operation.
Winterization for Operation
If thetractor is to be used during the wintermonths,
cleanandlubricateinthe same manner asfor storage.
Drain thetransmission and refill with a goodgrade of
No. 50 non-detergentmotoroil. Drain the engine
crankcase and refill with oilas recommended bythe
manufacturerforthetemperaturerangeexpected. Be
sure the spark plug is clean and properlygapped ac-
cording tothe enginemanufacturer'sinstructions.
In thespring, drain and refill the transmission and
engine crankcase with the normally-recommended
weights of oil, andservicetheentiretractorcarefully,
according tothe instructions in thismanual.
BLADE MAINTENANCE
It is importantthat the blades be keptrazor-sharp
andin balance. Dull bladeswastepower, anddoa poor
grass-cuttingjob. Blades which are out of balance im-
pose too-high a sidewaysload on theirbearings, and
cause dangerousvibrations.
When sharpeningblades,alwaystakeequalamounts
ofmetal off both cutting edges. Replace blades which
show any signs of cracks or crystallization, to prevent
their disintegration at high rotating speeds.
Inexpensiveblade balancers are available,to assure
that the blades arein balance aftersharpening. In
case sharpeningresults inan out-of-balanceblade,
grind some moremetal off heavy end.
Remove and replace the blades as describedunder
"Removal and Replacement of Parts".
REMOVALANDREPLACEMENTOFPARTS
CAUTION
Beforeperforming any serviceoperations on
themower , be sure to disconnect the spark
plug wire to preventaccidentalstarting ofthe
engine.REMOVEBATTERY from electric
starttractors.
BLADES
25-InchBlade
Stand the tractor onits front end. Disengage the
bladeclutch, so that the bladebrake keeps the spindle
from turning. Remove the blade by removing the
spindle nut, which hasa right-handthread.Note the
positions ofthe twolargewashers andone small flat
washer, as theymustbereplacedinthe same positions.
When replacing the blade,refer to figure 3.Be
sure the blade is installed right sideup. If installed
upside down it will notcut and will consume too much
horsepower.Tighten the spindle nut thoroughlyafter
replacing the blade.
32-Inch Blades
The 3 2-inchmower uses two blades.Standthetrac-
tor onits front endand disengage the bladeclutch to
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Figure3.Installationof Blades
apply thebraketothebladedrivespindle.Inserta
drift pinorotherblockingdeviceintotheholeinthe
mowerdeck, adjacent to each oftheblades,toprevent
the blades from turning. (Seefigure4.)
Remove the blades bytakingofftheright-hand
threadedspindlenuts.Notethepositionsofthelarge
and smallflatwashers,as these mustbereplacedin
the same positionswhenthebladeisreinstalled.
Besurethe blades areinstalled right sideup.See
Figures.Usetheblockingpinsto keep the blades from
turning whenretighteningthespindlenuts.
MOWERATTACHMENT
Usea 1/2-inchwrenchtoloosenthefourbolts which
hold themowerdecktothe sides ofthetractor chas-
sis.Standthetractoronitsfrontendandremovethe
four bolts.Graspthemowerattachmentbythe cen-
teroftheblade,andbytherear cross-bar ofthe
heightadjustmentmechanism,toremoveit.
NOTE
Toprevent loss ofthefourbolts,ifthetrac-
tor istobeused without themowerattach-
ment,reinstallthemintothe holes and tight-
en.Donotover-tighten.
Toreinstallthemowerattachment,againstandthe
tractoronitsfrontend.Loosenthefourbolts holding
thebladedrivepulleytothe chassis. Graspthemow-
erattachmentbytherear cross-bar andthe center of
theblade. Turn thebladeslightlyto engage thehex-
agonaltopofthespindleintothehexagonalholeinthe
bottom ofthebladedrivepulleyonthe chassis. Slide
thesideplatesofthemowerattachmentoverthe sides
ofthe chassis, andattach with thefour5/16-inchbolts.
Retightenthefourbolts holding thedrivepulleytothe
Figure4.LockingBladePulleytoLoosenBladeNut
chassis. This centers thepulley with respect tothe
mowerattachment.
Themowerattachmentmaybeleftin place forall
attachmentsbutthesnowblade.
TRACTORDRIVE BELTS
NOTE
It is necessary toremovethemowerattach-
mentbeforereplacinganyofthebelts.
TractorDriveBelt(Model63A)
With thetractorstandingonitsfrontend, depress
theclutchpedalasfarasit will go.This takes the
tensionoffthetractordrivebelt. Wring thebeltoff
theenginepulley, disengage it from thebeltguides,
and removeit from thetransmissionpulley.(Notice
thedirectionof twist ofthebelt,9othatyoucanrein-
stall itmoreeasilyinthe same pcJSition.) Seefigure5.
Figure5 InstallationofTractorDriveBelt
(Model 63A)
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TRANSMISSION
DRIVE
BELT
JACKSHAFT
DRIVEN
PULLEY
TRACTOR
DRIVE
BELT
IDLER
PULLEY
TENSION
SPRING
TRANSMISSION
DRIVE
PULLEY
CLUTCH
IDLER
PULLEY
JACKSHAFT
DRIVE
PULLEY
BELT
GUARD
TRACTORDRIVE
BELT IDLER
PULLEY
ENGINE
PULLEY
LEFT HAND BLADE RIGHT HAND BLADE
DRIVE BELT ANDDRIVE BELT
PULLEY ANDPULLEY
SHAFTADAPTERAND
MAIN BLADEDRIVE
PULLEY
SPRING-LOADEDIDLERS
Figure 7. BladeDrive Belts on
32-InchMowerAttachments
Figure 6 Installation of TractorDrive Belts
(Models 63Dand 63DE )
To replace the tractordrivebelt, place it over the
transmissionpulley first, thenthrough the rearbelt
guide. Twistthebelt which leads offthe bottom ofthe
transmissionpulleyone-half turn tothe left and place
it onthe outside ofthe middlebeltguide.Twist the
belt which leads offthetopofthe transmissionpulley
one-half turn totheleft, and place it behind the middle
beltguide(between the beltguide andthe bladeclutch
mechanism). Wring thebeltaround the enginepulley.
The veeofthe beltshould fit into the groove ofthe
enginepulley. Engage the belt onthe clutchidler
pulley, so thattheidlerpulleyrides onthe rear ofthe
belt.
(Notethat the clutchidlerpulley is mounted onits
bracket with a slight tilt, in order to properlyguide
and engage thebelt.This tilt is intentional, and should
not be disturbed. See figure 5.)
TractorDriveBelt(Models 63Dand63DE)
Disconnect the spring which appliestension tothe
idler pulley forthe tractordrivebelt. Wring the belt
off theenginepulley.Whenremoving the belt,notice
thedirection of twist, so that the belt canbe replaced
in thesame manner.
Replace the belt by installing it over the jackshaft
driven pulley first, then twisting thetop side ofthe
beltone-quarter turn tothe left so that theveeofthe
belt will runintothegroove ofthe enginepulley, atthe
right. Wrfng the beltinto the groove ofthe engine
pulley. Thebeltshouldrun offthe leftside oftheen-
ginepulley tothe bottomside ofthe jackshaft driven
pulley. See figure 6.
TransmissionDriveBelt(Models 63Dand 63DE)
Remove the beltguard which partiallysurrounds
thejackshaftdrive pulley. Donotmisplacethisguard,
asitis essential that itbe replacedafterreplacing
thebelt. Depress theclutchpedal, to take the tension
off the transmissiondrivebelt. Wring the belt off
either the jackshaftdrivepulley orthe transmission
pulley, to remove it from the tractor.
Reinstallation ofthe transmissiondrivebelt isthe
reverse of removal. Be sure to replace the beltguard,
to keep the belt in place during timeswhen the clutch
pedal is depressed.
Mower DriveBelt(AllModels)
Remove the tractordrivebelt as describedabove,
for access tothe mowerdrivebelt,thenremove the
5/16 inchbolt which holds the bladeclutchidler arm
to the tractor chassis. Wring the mowerdrivebelt
overthemowerdrivepulley and remove from theen-
ginepulley.
Replace thebelt first ontheengine pulley, then wring
it onto the mowerdriveadapterpulley. Replace the
linkageandsprings which weredisconnected. Replace
thetractordrivebelt as describedabove.
Blade Belts (32-lnchMowerAttachment)
Remove the right-hand and left-handpulley covers
for access tothebladedrivebelts. See figure 7.Un-
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hook thesprings from theidlers. Wring thebeltsoff
theoutsidepulleys first, thenremovethem from the
center pulley. Replace inthereverseorder.Besure
to hookthesprings into theidlerarms. Replace the
pulley coversafterthebeltshavebeenreinstalled.
BEARINGS
Rear AxleBearings
Rear axlebearingsoftheModels63A,63Dand
63DE arecontainedinextensionsofthetransmis-
sion housing.Theyarelubricated from within bythe
transmissionlubricant,andcanbereplacedonlyon
completedisassemblyofthetransmission.
BearingsofBladeDriveSystem
Thebearingsoftheblade drive systemaremount-
edinhousings which areboltedtothetractor drive
chassis orthemowerhousing. These arelocatedas
describedbelowforthetwo sizes ofmowers.Ifre-
placementofthebearingsoftheblade drive systemis
required, removethebelts from aroundtheaffected
pulleys, andremovethebladeifa bladespindle bear-
ing istobereplaced. Refer totheexplodedviews
which illustratetheparts list, fordisassembly.
Locationsofthebearingsofthe-blade drive system
areas follows:
Both models:Blade drive adapter,locatedin center
of chassis, underneath.
25-Inch Model: Bladespindle,locatedin center of
mower housing.
32-InchModel: Twobladespindles,locatedon
mower housing toward outside from center.Blade
pulley spindle,locatedin center ofmowerhousing.
If itis necessary to drive thebearingsoutoftheir
housings,applyforceonlyonthe races which are
tight in thehousingsorontheshafts.Donottransmit
removing orinstalling forces throughtheballsor
rollers. Usea soft-headed(leather,rubberorplastic)
mallet to drive bearings into oroutofposition.
TRANSMISSIONANDENGINE
If thetransmissionshouldrequirerepair,contact
the closest authorizedservicestation,orthe nearest
centraldistributoraslistedon page 24ofthisbook.
Toremovethetransmission from thetractor chas-
sis, first removethetransmission drive beltanddis-
connectthebrakerod from thebrakeband.Remove
thenuts from thetwoU-bolts which fastentheaxle
housingstothewheelsupportbrackets.Takeoutthe
four bolts which attachthetransmissionhousingtothe
tractor chassis. Thisallowsthetransmission,com-
plete with rearaxlehousingsandwheels,tobere-
moved from thetractor.
Toremovetheengine,takeoffthehood,handle
bars,and drive belts.(The fuel tanktorLausonen-
ginemodels will come off with thehood.)Removethe
enginepulleybytakingoutthe3/8-inchbolt which is
threaded into thebottomoftheenginecrankshaft.Do
not lose ordamagethekey which locksthepulleytothe
enginecranksahft.Disconnecttheexhaustpipecou-
pling nut. Removethefour5/16-inchbolts which fasten
theenginetotheenginemountingplate,and lift the
engine, with carburetorand fuel system,offthetopof
the chassis. Donot lose thebeltguide which isattached
by twooftheengine mounting bolts.Itisnot necessary
to removetheexhaustpipe from the chassis.
Repairoftheengineshouldbeaccomplishedbyone
oftheenginemanufacturer'sauthorizedservice sta-
tions.
MISCELLANEOUSPARTS
Follow theexplodedviews which accompanythere-
placementparts list ifanyotherpartsaretobere-
placed.Orderallreplacementparts from the closest
Quick Mfg.,Inc.centralparts distributor showninthe
list insidethebackcoverofthisbook.Givecomplete
information, including themodelnumberofthemower,
and thepartnameandcorrectpartnumberofthere-
placementparts list andaccompanyingexplodedviews.
Figures8 through14showallofthereplaceable
partsofthetractors,explodedfor easy identification.
REPAIRPARTSLIST
The illustrations and partslists which follow show
all ofthereplaceablepartsofyour riding rotary lawn
tractor. The illustrations showthetractordismantled
into itsmajorcomponents, with each partindexed.
If youshould find it necessary toreplacea part,
find the illustration which showsthesectionofthe
mower which containsthepartyouneed;then find the
part inthe illustration andnoteits reference number.
Turn tothe listing ofpartsforthe illustration,
and find the reference numberassignedtothepartyou
need. Read across thelinetodeterminethenameand
part numberofthepart.
Order thepartsyouneedby NAME ANDPART
NUMBER ONLY.Donotusethe reference numbers.
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REPAIR PARTS LIST
Figure 8.FrontEndAssembly(AllModels)
Ref. Part PartNameor
Quantity
Ref. Part PartNameor
Quantity
No.
Number Description
25" 32" No. Number Description 25"32"
1
57155
Fender front
2 2 8
57985
Nut, Hex 22
2
57102
Bolt, Sems unit . , , . 4 4 9 1806 Lockwasher.... 22
3
55033
PotterDin 5 5 10 57971 Pin 22
w
4 1018 Washer 6 6 11 60A-39
Rod, Tie
1 1
5
57150
WheelAssy, front . . 2 12 Y60A-44
Axle assy, front, R.H.
1 1
57150-1
2 -13 Y60A-43 Axle assy, front, L.H. 1 1
6 Y60D-22 Wheel
assy, front,incl.
-2 14
57137 Housing,front axle 1 1
60D-23
-2 15 57116
Grease fitting . . . 22
60D-24
Tube. . _ 2 16
57961 Screw 1 1
60D-25
_ 2 17 1022 Washer,
flat ....
1 1
«0D-21 -2 18
57962 Nut, castellated. . 1 1
7 59A-70
Ball joint (steering link)
19 57980 22
1 1
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Figure 9. 25-Inch Mower Attachment
Ref.
No.
Part
Number
Part Name or
Description
Quantity
25" Ref.
No.
Part
Number
Part Name or
Description
Quantity
25"
1 57101 Bolt, Sems unit ....4
259A-153 Nut, lock 1
3 57206 Washer,blade,special 2
4 60F-43 Blade 1
5 1018 Washer,special flat. . 1
660A-41 Bar, shrub 1
7 59074 Bolt 4
859A-149 Nut, lock 4
9 57222Pad, foot 2
1057252 Bracket,mower
mounting, L. H. . . 1
11 57250 Bracket,mower
mounting R. H. • • 1
1260A-30Ratchet, lift 1
1357284 Decal, cutting height . 1
1455024Pin, lock 1
1557266 Lift pawl assembly.. . 1
1657145 Knob 1
17 57267Nut, pawl slide 1
1857294 Lockwasher 1
19572^5Nut1
2057010 Screw 1
21 57912Pin, lift 2
22 55033 Cotter pin6
231018 Washer,special flat. 3
2457256 Shaft, lift 1
2557282 Washer,special ...1
2657257 Link, lift 2
27 55054 Snap ring 4
2857258 Bellcrank, lift 4
2955024Pin, lock 4
3057254 Shaft, front pivot ...1
31 57255 Shaft,rear pivot ...1
32Y60A-18Bracket assy, lower L. H. 1
33 Y60A-17Bracket assy, lower R. H. 1
34 57228 Bolt,Specialcarriage 10
35 59A-150 Nut, lock 10
36 62A-54 Housing, spindle ...1
37 57281 Bearing 2
38 62A-55Spindle 1
39 62A-56 Spacer1
40 57276 Washer 1
41 63A-3Bolt 4
4259A150 Nut, lock 4
43 60A-40 Housing, mower. ...1
44 60A-36Leaf Mulcher 1
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Parts Listing for32-Inch Mower Attachment
Ref.PartPartNameor Quantity
No. NumberDescription32"
1 57101Bolt, Sems unit 4
259A-153Nut,lock2
3 57206 Washer,blade,special4
460D-50Blade2
51018Washer,special flat . . 2
660D-42Bar,shrub1
7 59074 Bolt4
859A-149Nut,lock4
960D-13Pad, foot 2
1060D-41Bracket,mower
mounting, L. H. . . 1
11 60D-34Bracket,mower
mounting, R. H. . . 1
1260A-30Ratchet, lift 1
13 57284 Decal, cutting height.. 1
14 55024 Pin,lock1
15 57266 Pawl assembly, lift . . 1
16 57145 Knob1
17 57267 Nut, pawl slide1
18 57294 Lockwasher1
19 57295 Nut1
20 57010 Screw1
21 57912 Pin, lift ' 2
22 55033 Cotterpin8
231018Washer,special flat. . 4
24 57256 Shaft, lift 1
25 57282 Washer,special....1
26 57257 Link, lift 2
27 55054 Snap ring 4
28 57258 Bellcrank, lift 4
29 55024 Pin,lock4
30 57254 Shaft, front pivot ....1
31 57255 Shaft,rear pivot ....1
32Y61D-11Bracket assy, lower L. H. 1
33Y61D-12Bracket assy, lower R. H. 1
34 57228 Bolt,Specialcarriage.10
3559A-150Nut,lock10
3660D-31Pulleycover,L. H. . . 1
3760D-32Pulleycover,R.H...1
38 59049 Pulley, idler 2
39 57247 Nut2
40 59050-2 Bushing2
41 60D-58 Spacer 1
42Y60D-61Bracket, idler 2
43 59076 Bolt2
4459A-150Nut,lock2
45 55057 Washer, flat 2
4661D-40Spring2
47 61TR-83 Belt,L.H 1
Ref.
Part Part
Nameor Quantity
No.
Number Description 32"
48 61D-35
1
49 60D-48
Pulley 2
50 2111 Screw,Set 2
51
1018 Washer,special
flat 3
52 57011 2
53
57276
Washer,special. . 2
54 62D-13
Spindle housing
1
55 62D-13
Spindle housing X
56
57281
4
57 60D-38 Bladeshaft,L.
H.. . 1
58 62D-15 Bladeshaft,R.
H.. . 1
59 63A-3
60 59A-150
61
61D-34
1
62
61TR-129 Woodruff key.... 1
63 1020
1
64
57980 Cotter Pin
65
57264 Housing, bearing. . 1
66 1217 Washer 1
67
57263
1
68 Y61D-10
Spindle, center. . .
(Universal joint). 1
69 57960 Screw,self-tapping, Sems 4
70 Y61D-8
Housing assembly.. 1
71
60D-20 LeafMulcher. . . . 1
72
61TR-82 Shaft, roller 1
73 61TR-81
Roller 1
74 Y60D-105Wheelassembly,L.
H., 1
Consistsof:
Y60D-106. Bracket,L.H.. .
56004 . Axle
56014 . Wheel
59A-151. Nut
Y60D-103Wheelassembly,R. H.,
Consistsof:
Y60D-104. Bracket,R. H. . .
56004 . Axle
56014 . Wheel
59A-151. Nut
751046Bolt
7659A-149. Nut
NR Y60D-44CompleteSpindle
Assy, L.H
NR Y60D-45CompleteSpindle
Assy, R.H
NR 61TR-244 Plug, Button
7762D-14 Spacer
17

Figure11.ExplodedViewof Chassis Assembly
(Model63A)
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Parts List of Figures 11and12,Chassis Assembly
NOTE: Theuse of interchangeableparts inthe four tractormodelscovered by this manualmakes itnecessary
to show thechassis parts in twoexploded views. The following parts list coversallthreemodels,andapplies
to figures 11and12.It contains a column which shows the figure numberwhereeach part can be found. The
parts which are used only onthe electric-startmachines are shown separately, in figure 13.
Ref.PartFigurePartName or Quantity Per Model
No. NumberNumberDescription 63A63D 63DE
1
62A-2A
11
12
1 1
2
55026 11 12 2 2
3 2121
11 12 2 2
4 59A-150 11 12 2 2
5 Y60A-74
11
-
1
- -
5A Y60D-71 12
-
1
Y60D-6 11
-
1 1
-
6 61D-45 11 12 1 1
7
57978
11
---
8 60A-75
11 12 1 1
9 59076 11 12 2 2
10 1042
11 12 2 2
11 55057 11 12 2 2
12 Y60A-48 11 12 1 1
13 57015 11 12 1 1
14 1217 11 12 1 1
15 60A-4 11 12 1 1
16 56017 11 12 1 1
17 60F-103
11 12 1 1
18 60A-53 11 12 1 1 1
19 57139-1 11
-
1
--
20 57139-2 11
-
1 1
21 57139-3 11
-
Nut 1 1 1
22
60D-28
-
12 1 1
23 60D-27
-
12 Gasket 1 1
24 55039
-
12 2 2
25 1042
-
12 2 2
26 61A-20 11
-
1
- -
26A 61D-26
-
12 1 1 1
27 61A-21 11 12 Muffler 1 1 1
28
59A-68 11 12 1 1 1
29 57953 11 12 1 1 1
30 60 A-79 11
-
Guide, belt 1
--
31 55057 11
-
Washer, flat 1
--
32 60A-50 11
-
Bolt 1
--
32A 60A-51 12 Bolt 1 1
33 59A-150 11
-
Nut 4 3 3
34 57175 11
-
1
- -
34A 60A-63 12 2 2 2
2121 12 2 2 2
36 62A-13 11 12 1 1
37 57074 11 12
1 1
38 57078 11 12
1 1 1
39 55056 11 12 Nut 1 1 1
40 60A-27 11 12
1 1
41 2146 11 12 Bolt 2 2 2
42 1806 11 12 2 2
43 57946 11 12 2 2
44 1045 11 12 Washer 2 2 2
45 60A-81 11 12
1 1
46 Y61A-6 11 12 2 2 2
57013
- -
2 2
57014
- -
2 2
61A-8
- -
4 4
euR-isi
_ _
Bolt
6 6
1806
_
6 6
57985
_
6 6
47 61A-26 11 12 6 6
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Parts List(Continued) for Figures 11and12,Chassis Assembly
Ref. Part Figure
No. Number Number
48
61A-12
11 12
49
61A-11 11 12
50
61A-10 11 12
51
61A-19 11 12
52
60B-62
11 12
53
59A-151 11 12
54
61A-16 11 12
55
61A-17 11 12
56
59A-150 11 12
57
Y61TR13 11 12
58 1048
11 12
58A
59A-149 11 12
59 61A-18 11 -
60 Y61D-5
-12
61
56016 11 12
62 Y62A-8 11 12
63 62A-9 11 12
64
61A-9 11 -
64A
61D-14
-12
65
55066
11 12
66
60A-69
11 12
67
59A-67
11 12
68
59035
11 12
69 55033 11 12
70
59A-40
11 12
71
60A-25 11 12
72
55024 11 12
73 1004
11 12
74 57242
11 12
75
59A-149
11 12
76 61A-27
11 -
77
60A-34 11 -
78
61A-14
11 12
79 61A-13 11 12
80 60A-89 11 12
81 60A-31 11 -
82
57242 11 -
83
55060 11 -
84 59A-149 11 -
85
60A-5A 11 -
85A 60A-5A -12
86
60A-24 11 -
86A
61D-13
-12
87
57980
11 12
87A
55033
-12
88
Y60A-70 11 -
89
59A-115
11 -
90 Y60A-57 11 -
91 60A-59 11 -
92 59A-150
11 -
93 60 A-23 11 -
94 59076 11 -
95
59A-150 11 -
96
61A-3 11 12
97 61A-5 11 12
98
59076
-12
99 59A-150
-12
100 57281
11 12
101
61TR-219 11 12
102 61A-7 11 12
PartName or
Description
Quantity Per Model
63A 63D 63DE
Pin, Drivlok
Hub, wheel, R.H
Hub, wheel, L.H
Drawbar
Bolt
Nut
U-Bolt
Bracket,Axle
Nut
Brake assembly
Bolt
Nut
Rod,brake
Brake rod assembly
Nut
Transmission assembly
Knob, shiftlever
Pulley, transmission
Pulley, transmission
Key,transmissionpulley
Screw, set
Pec|3,l
Washer
Cotter pin
Arm, clutchpedal
Arm, clutch
RoUpin
Housing, pedal arm
Bolt
Nut, lock
Belt,transmissiondrive (Special belt; donot
.substitutestandardbelt
Belt,bladedrive (Special belt; donot substitute
.standardbelt
Bracket,wheelmounting, L. H.
Bracket,wheelmounting, R. H
Bolt, Sems unit
Beltguide,rear
Bolt
Washer,flat
Nut, lock
Spring, clutch
Spring, clutch
Rod,clutch
Rod,linkage
Pin, cotter
Pin, cotter
Pulleyidler
Bolt,shoulder
Lever,clutch
Bolt,shoulder
Nut, lock
Bracket,clutch
Bolt
Nut, lock
Pulley, blade
Adapter, shaft
Bolt
Nut
Bearing
Nut
Spacer, bearing
2
1
1
1
3
3
2
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
3
2
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
10
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
3
3
2
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
10
20