Swisher QuadBoss QBRC11544 User manual

44” COUNTRY CUT
TRAIL CUTTER
OWNER’S
MANUAL
SWISHER ACQUISITION INC.
1602 CORPORATE DRIVE, WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI 64093
PHONE [phone] FAX [phone]
Assembly
Operation
Service and Adjustment
Repair Parts
www.swisherinc.com
MODEL NO.
STARTING SERIAL #:
L18-023001
QBRC11544
17341 REV 18-023
Read and follow all
Safety Precautions
and Instructions
before operating this
equipment.
IMPORTANT
Read and follow all
Safety Precautions
and Instructions
before operating this
equipment.
IMPORTANT
Made In The
USA
of US and Global Parts

LIMITED WARRANTY
The manufacturer’s warranty to the original consumer purchaser is: This product is free from
defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase
by the original consumer purchaser.
We will repair or replace, at our discretion, parts found to be defecti e due to materials or
workmanship. This warranty is subject to the following limitations and exclusions:
1) Engine Warranty All engines utilized on our products has a separate warranty
extended to them by the indi idual engine manufacturer. Any
engine ser ice difficulty is the responsibility of the engine
manufacturer and in no way is Swisher or its agents responsible
for the engine warranty. The Briggs & Stratton Engine Ser ice
Hot Line is 1-800-233-3723.
2) Commercial Use This product is not intended for commercial use and carries no
commercial warranty.
3) Limitations This warranty applies only to products, which ha e been
properly assembled, adjusted, and operated in accordance with
the instructions contained within this manual. This warranty
does not apply to any product of Swisher that has been subject
to alteration, misuse, abuse, improper assembly or installation,
shipping damage, or to normal wear of the product.
4) Exclusions Excluded from this warranty are normal wear, normal
adjustments, and normal maintenance.
In the e ent you ha e a claim under this warranty, you must return the product to an
authorized ser ice dealer. All transportation charges, damage, or loss incurred during
transportation of parts submitted for replacement or repair under this warranty shall be borne
by the purchaser. Should you ha e any questions concerning this warranty, please contact us
toll-free at 1-800-222-8183. The model number, serial number, date of purchase, and the
name of the authorized Swisher dealer from whom you purchased the mower will be needed
before any warranty claim can be processed.
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE SAME TIME
PERIODS STATED HEREIN FOR ALL EXPRESSED WARRANTIES. Some states do not
allow the limitation of consequential damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty
may last, so the abo e limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gi es
you specific legal rights and you may ha e other rights, which ary from state-to-state. This is
a limited warranty as defined by the Magnuson-Moss Act of 1975.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This Safety Alert Symbol indicates im ortant messages in this
manual. When you see this symbol, carefully read the message that
follows and be alert to the ossibility of ersonal injury.
Read this manual com letely. This machine can am utate hands and feet, and
throw objects. Failure to observe the following safety instructions could result in
serious injury or death.
Thank you for choosing Swisher’s 44” Trail Cutter. Before operating
your cutter, please read, understand and follow all of the safety precautions
and other instructions explained in this manual. s with all power
equipment, lawn mowers and cutters can be potentially dangerous if
improperly used.
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• Read the manual. Learn to operate this machine safely.
• Always disconnect the spark plug wire and place the wire where it cannot contact the
spark plug, to prevent accidental starting the engine when setting up, transporting,
adjusting or making repairs.
• Keep all shields and guards in place.
• Understand the speed, steering and sta ility of this machine. Know the positions and
operations of all controls efore you operate this machine. Check all of the controls in
a safe area efore starting to work with this machine.
• Allow only responsi le adults who are familiar with these instructions to operate this
machine. Never allow children to o erate this machine.
• Clear the area of o jects such as rocks, toys, wire, etc. that can e picked up and
thrown y the lade.
• Be sure the area is clear of other people efore mowing. Be aware of the cutters
discharge direction and do not point at anyone. Sto the machine if anyone enters the
cutting area. Children are often attracted to the machine and the mowing activity.
Never assume that children will remain where you last saw them. Keep children
under the watchful care of another responsi le adult.
•No riders!
• Do not put hands or feet near or under rotating parts.
• Do not mow in reverse. Always look down and behind before and during backing.

• Turn off the lades when not cutting. Before leaving the machine, turn off the lades
and stop the engine.
• Watch for traffic when operating near or crossing roadways.
• Do not operate the cutter if it has een dropped or damaged in any manner or if the
mower vi rates excessively. Excessive vi ration is an indication of damage.
Repair cutter as necessary.
• Dress properly. Do not operate the cutter when arefoot or wearing open sandals.
Wear only solid shoes with good traction when cutting.
• Never allow operation y untrained persons.
• Do not operate the machine while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Do not operate on slopes greater than 15 degrees.
• Never tamper with safety devices. Check their proper operation regularly.
• Stop and inspect the equipment if you strike an o ject. Repair, if necessary, efore
restarting. Never make adjustments or repairs with the engine running.
• Cutter lades are sharp and can cut. Wrap the lades or wear gloves, and use extra
caution when servicing them. Do not operate at too fast a rate.
• Return lever to its vertical position to disengage lades.
• The raking system is applied when the lades ecome disengaged. It is designed to
ring the lades to a quick stop (approximately 7 seconds). Each Trail Cutter rake
system has een set at the factory. For safety, the consumer should not alter the
raking system.
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ASSEMBLY
• Insert 5/8-11 X 2½ olt through the top of the Pivot Assem ly and Top Link and secure with
5/8-11 nut. Insert 5/8-11 x 2½ olt through the ta s on the top of the Hitch ar and Top Link and
secure with 5/8-11 nut.
• Place 2” Hitch Coupler on the end of the Hitch Bar. Align Holes with Hitch Bar and Coupler.
Fasten using (2) 3/8-11 x 3 Bolts, (4) 3/8 Washers, and (2) 3/8-11 Locknuts. Tighten nuts
securely.
• The hitch can e adjusted up or down to level the deck from front to ack. (See figure 2 page 11)
• Check engine oil. All engines are filled with oil at the factory. Verify oil level and
add if necessary efore starting engine. (See Engine Owner’s Manual)
• Verify fuel level and add if necessary efore starting engine.
• Reconnect spark plug wire.
• Refer to Owner’s Manual pg 5 for proper operating procedures.
Wrench/Socket
Qty. Size
(1) 1-1/8”
(1) 1-1/16”
(2) 15/16”
(2) 9/16”
Tools Req ired:
• Disengage spark plug wire and place where it cannot make a
connection.
•Refer to Fig. 1 g. 11. Attach hitch assem ly parts to front of
mower using 3/8-16 X 1¼ olts and secure with 3/8-16 locknuts.
Insert 3/4-10 x 4 ½” olt through the ottom hole of the pivot
assem ly, (2) 3/4 washers, and hitch tu e and secure with 3/4-10
nut. Tighten nut tight until tu e is clamped tight, then ack off 1/4
turn to allow tu e to pivot.

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OPERATING YOUR TRAIL CUTTER
The operation of any mower can pro uce foreign objects to be thrown into the eyes, resulting in severe eye
amage. Always wear certifie safety glasses or wi e-vision safety goggles over spectacles before starting
any cutting machine an while operating such a machine.
The operation of any mower pro uces soun waves that are amaging to the human ear. Ear protection is
recommen e .
CAUTION! Tragic acci ents can occur if the operator is not alert to the presence of chil ren.
Chil ren are often attracte to the machine an the mowing activity. Never assume that children will
remain where you last saw them.
STOPPING THE ENGINE
• Make sure the tow vehicle parking rake is set.
• Disengage cutting lades.
• Reduce engine to idle speed and allow engine to run momentarily for cooling.
• Turn the key to the off position.
INTENDED USE
The 44” Trail Cutter is designed to clear dense areas of grass and cut saplings up to 3” thick
on meadows and small estates. It is not intended to create a finish cut on lawns. Your
Trail Cutter should e towed ehind an ATV, golf cart, lawn tractor or other approved
vehicle. It is not recommended for speeds exceeding 5 MPH.
ATTACHING TRAIL CUTTER TO TOW VEHICLE
• Back vehicle up to desired towing position.
• Offset the Trail Cutter to the side opposite the tow vehicle discharge (if any).
This prevents the tow vehicle from throwing grass into Trail Cutter engine.
• Using the 7365 2” all coupler, connect the hitch to the vehicle your machine
will e towed with. Once attached, adjust the cutting height and level the
mower y rotating the adjustment rod (See figure 2 page 11).
TRANSPORTING CUTTER
• Stop Trail Cutter.
• Place Trail Cutter deck in its highest position.
• When transporting without the use of a tow vehicle, remove spark plug wire
and place it where it cannot contact the spark plug.

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ENGAGING BLADES
Note: Do not attempt to start the unit with the T-handle console in the “ENGAGED” position.
• Engage lades y pulling down the T-handle lever into the horizontal position.
• Return lever to the vertical position to disengage lades. See Fig 10 pg 17.
• The raking system is applied when the lades ecome disengaged. It is designed to ring
the lades to a quick stop (approximately 7 seconds). Each Trail Cutter rake system has
een set at the factory the consumer should not alter any part of the rake system.
BREAKING IN YOUR CUTTER
• Set the vehicle parking rake and chock the wheels to prevent accidental rolling.
• While engine is running, engage the lade control.
• In a safe environment, (i.e. no children or pets) allow the lades to rotate and the engine to
run at full throttle for 5 minutes, reaking in the elt for longer life.
• Disengage the lades and shut off the engine.
AUTION: SHUT OFF THE UTTER ENGINE AND REMOVE SPARK
PLUG WIRE FROM SPARK PLUG BEFORE MAKING ANY
ADJUSTMENTS TO THE UTTER.
STARTING THE ENGINE
See engine manufacturer’s recommendations for the type and amount of oil and fuel used.
• Make sure the tow vehicle parking rake is set, mower is level, and lades are disengaged.
Engine must e level to accurately check and fill oil. Do not overfill.
• Check spark plug wire, oil, and fuel.
• Check all electrical connections for uildup of de ris.
• Set engine idle to “CHOKE” position.
• Turn key to the “RUN” position.
• Pull rope with a single fluid motion.
• Set engine idle at maximum RPM for est performance.
• Allow engine to run a few moments efore engaging lades.
IMPORTANT: This engine is not equipped with a spark arrester muffler. It is a violation of
California Public Resource Code Section 444 to use or operate the engine on any forest-covered,
brush-covered, or grass-covered land. Other states or federal areas may have similar laws.

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CUTTER HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
• There is approximately 4” of height adjustment.
• Rotate height adjust crank handle in a clockwise direction to lower the mower deck.
Rotate counterclockwise to lift the mower deck.
• Dense areas should e cut twice.
• Push handle down to lock height position.
• Adjust the top link located on the front of the hitch to level the mower after
adjusting the cutting height (See figure 2 page 11).
TOW HITCH OFFSET
• If towing with a lawn tractor, offset the rough cut mower to the opposite side of the
lawn tractor grass discharge.
• Swisher recommends if the tow vehicle is equipped with a mid-mount mower to
overlap the cut approximately 6”. This may vary depending on mowing terrain,
o stacles, and/or tow vehicle. Always keep safety the first priority.
• Always keep the tow vehicle cutter raised higher than the Trail Cutter.
STARTING TO CUT
• Adjust the cutting height.
• Dou le check tow vehicle to rough cut mower attachment.
• Start mower engine and set throttle to “FAST” for est cutting performance.
• Slowly engage T-handle lever. See Fig 8 pg 16.
• Carefully mount tow vehicle and start mowing at a slow travel speed.
STOPPING THE CUTTING SESSION
• Bring tow vehicle to a complete stop, set the parking rake and disengage lades.
• Turn key switch to the “OFF” position.
• Always remem er to remove keys to avoid irresponsi le usage.
SUGGESTED CUTTING PRACTICES
• Operate cutter engine at full throttle to assure the est cutting performance and
maximum material discharge.
• Allow wet grass to dry. Wet grass will clump and collect under the mowing deck.
• Cutter should e started with tow vehicle in low gear and increased only as safe
mowing conditions permit. Cutting speed should not exceed 5 MPH.
• Cutting conditions and the types of grass will vary from place to place. You may
find when cutting dense areas that the pressure of the wheel tracks may cause the
grass to e pushed down and not effectively mowed. If this happens you may want
to mow the area twice. Once with the cutter raised and the second cutting at the
desired height. The second cutting should e at a right angle from the previous for
est results.

CAUTION: DO NOT HANDLE CUTTER BLADES WITH BARE HANDS.
CARELESS OR IMPROPER HANDLING MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS
INJURY.
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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The warranty on this cutter does not cover items that have een su jected to operator
a use or negligence. To receive full value from the warranty, operator must maintain
unit as instructed in this manual.
Some adjustments will need to e made periodically to maintain your unit properly.
Refer to your engine manual for recommended fuel, oil, and service parts.
BEFORE EACH SEASON
A new spark plug and clean air filter assure proper air fuel mixture and help your engine
run etter and last longer.
• Replace the spark plug.
• Clean or replace the air filter.
• Check lades and elts for wear.
BEFORE EACH USE
• Check engine oil level. Do this twice to ensure an accurate reading.
• Check condition of air filter and clean or replace if necessary.
• Check lade operation.
• Check for loose fasteners.
• Lu ricate threads of adjustment rod P/N 4006. See Fig 5 pg 13.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
Make sure all nuts and olts are tight and cotter pins and retainer springs are secure.
Keep lades sharp. O serve all safety precautions.
BLADE CARE AND SERVICE
For est results cutter lades must e kept sharp. The lades can e sharpened with a
few strokes of a file or grinding wheel. Do Not attempt to sharpen while on the cutter.
Important: Re lace blades that have been damaged or dee ly nicked.
Important: Check blade and s indle hardware on a regular basis to make sure
nuts are tight.
CUTTER MAINTENANCE
• Reducing the travel speed will help cut dense growth. This allows the lades the
time necessary to make its initial cut, and regain momentum to continue cutting.
The engine may stall if you are mowing too fast!
• Do not attempt to cut areas that the tow vehicle cannot maneuver through and/or
slopes that you do not feel comforta le riding.

The unit is not cutting level.
• Level deck. Check air pressure of all tires; make sure they are equal. See
tires for maximum inflation.
• Without the engine running, make certain lades are installed identically.
The engine will not start.
• Disengage lades, turn key switch to the “OFF” position, check all
electrical connections and inspect spark plug and wire.
• Contact engine manufacturer or qualified mechanic.
Engine runs oorly.
• See engine manual.
• Check the throttle adjuster.
• Replace fuel, check fuel filter and fuel line.
• Check spark plug and gap.
Cutter bounces excessively while towing.
• Decrease tire pressure.
• Tow at a lower speed.
IF PROBLEMS PERSIST HAVE A QUALIFIED ME HANI SERVI E
THE UTTER. NEVER ATTEMPT TO MAKE AN ADJUSTMENT THAT
YOU ARE NOT SURE IS ORRE T. DOING SO AN AUSE OTHER
PROBLEMS.
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GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTING

SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL DECALS
Replace decal immediately if damaged. Order by part number from
Swisher. 1-8 -222-8183, 8-5 CT M-F
OD29-DANGER DECAL
OD33-5MPH DECAL
OD36-DEFLECTOR DECAL
OD55-DANGER DECAL
OD45-WARNING DECAL
OD10-ENGAGE DECAL
OD99-OFF/RUN DECAL
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19976-SWISHER FLAG DECAL
OD99161 QUADBOSS DECAL

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UNCRATING & SET-UP DIAGRAM
DECK LEVELING DIAGRAM
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2
FRONT TO BACK ADJUSTMENT
For est cutting results, the cutter deck should e parallel to the ground. To check parallel
adjustment, measure the distance from the ottom edge of the deck in oth the front and rear of the
deck. This adjustment is est done while the tow vehicle and Trail Cutter are connected.
Item #
Description
Part #
9
Nut - 3/4-10 Lock
21132
10
Nut - 5/8-11 Lock
21138
11
Washer - 3/4" SAE Flat
NB14
12
Nut - 3/8-1 Lock
NB182
13
Bolt - Hex, 3/8-1 X 1 1/4
NB 18
14
Washer - 3/8" SAE Flat
NB272
15
Bolt -Hex, 3/8-1 x 3
NB150
Item #
Description
Part #
1
Bolt - Hex, 5/8-11 X 2 1/2"
NB667
2
Bolt - Hex, 3/4-10 X 4 1/2"
21130
3 Weldment - Hitch Mo nt; RC44 21114*
4
Top Link - Cat 0 W/ Adj sting Rod
21103
5
Weldment - Hitch Bar Lower Arm
21108*
6
Pin - Clevis 3/8 X 3 ZP
21131
7
Pin - #39 Hair Pin (A155H)
NB127
8
Washer - 3/4 ID 18 GA
NB179
9
N t - 3/4-10 Lock
21132
10
N t - 5/8-11 Lock
21138

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Item # Description Part #
1 Nut - Serr Flange, 1/4-20 Grade ZY NB 24
2 Rubber Flapper 10384
3 Washer - Fender, 1/4X1 1/4OD Gr 2 ZY 11 20
4 Bolt - Serr Flange, 1/4-20 X 3/4 GR ZY NB690
FRONT SKIRT ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 3
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HITCH ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 4
Item #
Description
Part #
1
Weldment - Pivot Bracket Assembly
21102*
2
Weldment - Hitch Mount; C44
21114*
3
Spring - Compression
12364
4
Pin - 1/8" X 1" Cotter
NB126
5
Washer - Flat, 1/2"-12Ga
18823
6
Pin - Pivot Latch
21118
7
Nut - Hex Lock 1"-8
21163
8
2" Ball Coupler
7365
9
Bolt - Hex, 3/8-16 X 3"
NB150
10
Washer - 3/8 SAE
NB272
11
Nut - 3/8-16 Lock
NB182
12
Bolt - 3/4-10 X 3 3/4"
21129
13
Nut - 3/4-10 Lock
21132
14
Washer - 3/4" SAE
NB146
15
Nut - 5/8-11 Lock
21138
16
Weldment - Hitch Bar Lower Arm
21108*
Item # Description Part #
17 Weldment - Upper Hitch Arm Assembly 21117*
18
Pin - Clevis 3/8 X 3 P
21131
19
Bushing - Machine; 1" ID
21121
20
Washer - Uss Flat, Ø1" X Ø2.5"
NB569
21
Plug - 1 1/2" X 2", End Cap
21127
22
Botl - 5/8-11 X 2 1/2"
NB667
23
Top Link - Cat 0 W/ Adjusting Rod
21103
24
Washer - 1" Belleville
NB738
25
Bolt - 3/4-10 X 4 1/2"
21130
26
Pin - #39 Hair Pin (A155H)
NB127
27
Bolt - 3/8-16 X 1 1/4
NB618
28
Washer - 3/4 ID X 1 1/4 OD 18 GA
NB179

Item # Description Part #
1 Nut - 5/16-18 Serrated Flange NB170
2 Nut, Push - 5/16 NB117
3 Knob eight Adjustment 7K
4 eight Adjust Rod 4006
5 Bolt - 1/2-13 X 1 1/2 10046
6 1/2-13 Jam Nut NB118
7 Washer - Bellville, .512x1.26x .138 10291
8 1/2 NR Mach Bushing 14 GA NB177
9 Screw - .312-18 x .75 26X249
10 Front Cover 10367*
11 Bolt - 5/16" X 18 UNC X .75" Flange ead NB596
12 Single Point Pivot Block 4007*
13 Crank Rod ES214
14 1/2-13 2-Way Jam Lock Nut NB121
15 Weldment - Axle Bar, Right 10356*
FIGURE 5
MOTOR BASE, WHEEL &
HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
ASSEMBLIES
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Item # Description Part #
16 Washer - Nylon 1/4 NB194
17 Motor Base 10343*
18 Cover - Rear 19073*
19 Belt - Blade, 0" 206
20 1/2-13 Nyloc Nut NB281
21 Spacer 10290
22 /8 ID X 1 OD 14 GA Washer NB149
23 Washer - 13/16 ID X 1 1/4 OD X 1/8 NB19
24 Bolt - 1/2-13 X 2 1/2 Hex Tap NB 88
2 Weldment - Axle Bar, Left 103 *
26 Tube - Front Weldment 10342*
27 /16-18 X 1 Serrated Flange Bolt 10 48
28 Wheel/Tire - 4.8 X4-8 17383K
29 1/8" X 1" Cotter Pin NB126

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Item # Description Part #
1 Deck - Weldment 15727*
2 Screw - .312-18 x .75 26X249
3 Side Gu et - Left 15056*
4 Nut - 5/16-18 Serrated Flange NB170
5 Side Gu et - Right 15057*
6 Z Bracket, Jack Support 15055*
7 Front Rail/Deck Support 15054*
8 Remote Cable Mount - Bolt On 15059*
9 Bracket - Remote Cable Detent 15606*
10 Rail - RT44, Right 17358*
11 Weldment - Blade Mount 15005*
12 Rear Z Rail Brace - RT44 16371*
13 Rail - RT44, Left 17357*
DECK ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 6
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BLADE DRIVER ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 7
Item # Description Part #
1 Nut - Nyloc 1"-8 NB612
2 Washer - 1" X 2" X 14GA NB738
3 Pulley - Blade, 10 3125" 4846
4 Spacer - Pulley 19822
5 Bearing - Blade 4845
6 Shaft - Blade 18844
7
Nut - Nyloc 1/2"-13
NB281
8 Washer - USS Flat, 1/2" NB555
9 Blade Driver Housing 4858*
10 Bolt - 1/2"-13 X 2" NB509
11 Washer - 1" X 1 1/2" X 10GA NB614HT
12 Nut - Nyloc 3/4"-10 NB609
13 Weldment - Stump Jumper 4859*
14 Blade 10358
15 Washer - 3/4" X 1 1/4" X 18GA NB179
16 Bolt - 3/4"-10 X 2" 11431
17 Nut - Nyloc 1"-14 18850
18 Kit - Replacement, Blade Driver 18905
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and housing hardware are not included with the 189 5
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FIGURE 8
ENGINE PULLEY ASSEMBLY
Item # Description Part #
1 1/2''-13 X 2 1/2'' HCC GR5 ZP NB510
2 Idler Arm 6681*
3 1/2''-13 2-Way am Lock Nut NB121
4 1/4''-20 Nylok Nut NB180
5 1/4''-20 X 3/4'' GR5 ZP NB250
6 Clutch Cable Clevis 9023MOD
7 1/4''-20 X 1'' HCC GR5 ZP NB102
8 Belt Engage Arm 4898*
9 1/4'' SAE Washer NB274
10 5/64'' X 3/4''Cotter Pin NB519
11 3/8''-16 Nyloc Nut NB182
12 3/8'' SAE Washer NB272
13 1/2'' X 1-9/16'' Shoulder Bolt NB220
14 Idler Pulley OD-3.25", ID-3/8" B527
15 Brake Arm Assembly 4893
16 Torsion Brake Spring 9040
17 3/8''-16 HNC GR2 ZP NB212
18 Clutch Rod Spring 682S
19 3/8'' Hardened Washer NB196
20 3/8''-16 X 2 1/2'' HTC GR5 ZP NB619
21 Washer Belleville 699
22 3/8-16 Nyloc Nut NB182
23 1/4''-20 HX Nut ZP NB139
24 Brake Rod 4891*
25 5/16''-18 X 1'' HCC GR5 ZP NB501
26 Spacer B99S
27 5/16''-18 Nyloc Nut NB181
FIGURE 9
BELT ENGAGE CONFIGURATION
Item # Description Part #
1 Engine B&S N/A
25/16''-18 X 1 1/4'' Serrated Flange Bolt NB253
3 5/16-18 Serrated Flange Nut NB170
4 5/16''-18 Nyl c Nut NB181
5 B lt - Serr Flange, 5/16-18 X1 3/4 ZY Gr5 NB515
6 Spacer F r Engine Pulley BB105S
7 1/4'' X 1'' Key St ck 9031
8 Engine Pulley- 4.25"OD,1 1/4'' ID BB105
9 Spacer L wer F r Engine Pulley BB105SL
10 Washer TR150W
11 Washer Belleville Engine Pulley 699
12 7/16''-20 X 1 HCF GR5 ZP NB452N
13 Oil Drain Valve 16000
14 RT44 Belt Guide 4867
15 5/16'' USS Flat Washer ZP NB556
16 Nut - L ck, 5/16-18 NB558
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CONSOLE ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 10
Item # Description Part #
1 T Handle for Console 4463*
2 1/4-20 Nyloc Nut NB180
3 5/16-18 Nyloc Nut NB181
4 5/16-18 X 1 1/2 Bolt NB505
5 Console eldment 4575*
6 Key Switch Lock asher 9088
7 Key Switch Nut 9087
8 Keys KSK
9 Key Switch 3623
10 Console Mount Plate 4852*
When mounting the console assembly it may be necessary to mount it directly to the hitch tube
depending on the ehicle you are towing it with. Some ehicle configurations will allow the
console to be mounted to the ehicle (i.e. ATV rack). Place the console weldment (4575*) on
top of the hitch tube and assemble the console mount plate (4852*) from underneath the hitch
tube using the hardware pro ided. Make sure the wiring harness is secure and will not drag the
ground. Periodically check to make sure all hardware is tight and the wiring harness is secure.
NEVER operate this machine without the wiring harness being secure.
Item # Description Part #
11 1/4 SAE Washer NB274
12 1/4-20 X 2 1/2 HCC GR2 ZP NB163
13 1/4-20 X 1 1/4 HCC GR5 ZP NB560
14 Li k for Co sole 4461*
15 5/64 X 3/4 Cotter Pi NB519
16 Clutch Cable Clevis 9023MOD
17 1/4 X 1 1/2 Clevis Pi NB518
18 E gage Cable 18817
19 Wiri g Har ess, 11.5HP E gi e 19193
20 1/4-20 Wi g Nut ZP NB608
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FIGURE 11
ENGINE TO BL DE PULLEY
CONFIGUR TION
P/N B527
P/N 4846
P/N BB105
P/N 20655
WIRING DIAGRAM, 11.5HP ENGINE
PN 19193
FIGURE 12
WIRING DI GR M

RECOMMENDED HITCH
CONFIGUR TIONS
FIGURE 16
Unlocked
FIGURE 17
Locked
FIGURE 13
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 15
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