Tecumseh LEV 80-120 User manual

il
-12
I
I
0perator's
Manual
Four-0ycle
Engine
VerticalCrankshaft
Air-Cooled
l. General
Safety
Precautions
.......................
..1
ll. How
toGet
Service ..................
1
lll. Oil& Fuel
Specifications ....---...
2
lV Before
Starling
Your
Engine
"......-.-.-.....'.'.-..-
2
V. Starting
Your
Engine .........'.'.....
3
Vl. Stopping
Your
Engine/Short-Term
Storage
'.-.
4
Vll.Maintenance............... '..-.....'.".
4
Vlll
Adiustments................ .......'..'...6
lX. Seasonal
Storage ..'.'.'-'........"'.
7
X. Quick-Check
Maintenance
Chart
..."..
..........
7
Xl. V/arranty
Informatron '...........
' 8
181-1
215-14
(English)
8/1/00

NO^TE
Engines
which
arecertified
tocomply
with
California
and
U.S.EPA
emission
regulations
for SOhE (Small
Off Road
Equipment),
are
certiJied'io
operate
onregular
uhteaOeO
gasotine,
and include
the following
emission
control
systemsi
Engine
Modification(EM),
andThree-way
Catalyst
(TWCi
ff so
equip[ee.
Read
this
material
andtheequipment
owner,s
manual
before
using
this
engine.
Failure
to
doso
canresult
in
serious
injury
or
death. CallTecumseh
Products
Company
at 1-262-377-2700
rt
you
have
any
questions.
AWARNING
Avoid
Carbon
Monoxide
Poisoning
Avoid
OtherFires
To
reduce
therisk
offire,
keep
allmaterials
thatcan
burn,including
grass
andleaves,
awayfrom
muffler
andrest
ofengine.
StayAway
from
Hot
Surfaces
Muffler
and
otherengine
parts
become
extremely
hot
during
operation
andremain
hot
after
engine
has
stopped.Toavoid
severe
burns
on contacr.
&
Allengine
exhaust
contains
carbon
monoxide,
a
deadly
gas. Breathing
carbon
monoxide
can
cause
headaches,
dizziness,
drowsiness.
nausea,
confusion
and eventuallv
death
Carbon
monoxide
is a colorless,
odorless.
tasteless
gas
which
may
bepresent
even
il
you
donot
see
orsmell
any
engine
exhaust.
Deadly
levels
of carbon
monoxide
can
collect
rapidly
and
you
can
quickly
be
overcome
and
unable
tosave
yourself
. Also,
deadlylevels
of
carbon
monoxide
can linge_r
for hours
or days
in enciosed
or poorly_
ventilated
areas. lf youexperience
anysymptoms
of barbon
Tgloljqgpolsoning.
leave
thearea
immediately,get
fresh
air,
and
SEEK
MEDICAL
ATTENTION.
To
prevent
serious
injury
ordeath
from
carbon
monoxide:
. NEVER
run
engine
indoors.
Evenif
you
tryto
ventilate
engine
exhaust
with
fans
or
openwindows
and
doors,
carbon
monoiide
can
rapidly
reach
dangerous
levels.
. NEVER
run
engine
in
poorly-ventilated
or
partially
enclosed
areas
such
asbarns,
garages,
basements,
carports,
under
dwellings,
orin
pits.
. NEVER
run
engine
outdoors
where
engine
exhaust
canbe
drawn
into
a building
through
openings
such
aswindows
and
doors.
Avoid
Gasoline
Fires
Fuelvapors
arehighly
flammable
and
can
explode.
Fuel
vapors
gan
spread
andbeignited
by
a spark
orflame
many
feet
away
from
engine.
To
prevent
injury
or death
from
fuel
fires,
follow
these
instructions:
. Never
store
engine
with
fuelin
fuel
tank
inside
a
buildrng
with
potential
sources
ofignition
such
as
hotwater
heaters
and space
heaters.
clothes
dryers,
electric
motors,
etc.
. Never
remove
fuel
capor
addfuel
with
engine
running.
. Allow
engine
to
cool
beforerefueling.
. Never
fill
fuel
tank
indoors.
Fill
fuel
tank
outdoorsina well_
ventilated
area.
. Do
not
smokewhile
refuelinq
tank.
. Use
only
an approved
red
GnSOLtNE
container
to store
and
dispensefuel.
. Do not
attempt
to pour
fuel
from
engine. Empty
fuel
tank
by
running
engine.
stay
awayfrom
these
areas.
Do
Not
Modify
Engine
To_av_oid
serious
injury
ordeath,
donot modify
enginein
anyway.
NEVER
tamper
withfactory
setting
ofengine govbrnor.
RLinning
engine
faster
than
speed
setatfactory
canbe
dangerous
andwilj
voro
engrne
warranty.
Avoid
Accidental
Starts
To
prevent
accidental
starting
when
working
on
equipment,
always
disconnect
spark
plug
wire
and
attachit
securely
toretainingpost.
Stay
Awayfrom
Rotating
Parts
Never
operate
enginewith
covers
or
guards
removed.
Flotating
pafts
cancause
severe
injury.
Keep
hands,
feet,hair,
jewelry
and
clothing
away
from
allmoving
pans.
For
engine
adjustments,
repairs
or
warranty
service,
contact
your
nearest
Tecumseh
ServiceDealer.
lt islisted
invour
telephone
book
under
"Engines,
Gasoline."
A
decallocated
on
your
engine
blowerhousing(on
someLEV
models
it may
be located
under
the
topcover
- seeright),
indicatesyour
engine -,',.:--1: .,
model
number
andthe
date
of manufacture.-
-
(D
O.M
). Please
frllin
thisinformation
inthe
spaces
below
forfuture
reference.
$N
-
ENGINE
MODEL:
rtq$t*lirtq;:5tF8Ti'*
A[-rr,.irri,'
i ltn
ttrir itn
D.O.M.:
lf you have
a general
understanding
of
combustion
engines
and
wish
to repair
and
service
your
engrne
and/orengrne
emissjon
control
systems
yourself.
aTechnician's
Handbook
is
avarlable
from
your
Tecumseh
ServrceDealer.
Thishandbook
coversrepairs
and
adjustments
not
covered
within
thismanual.
Orderaspart
no.
692509
;ikt
181-1215-14 Page
1

A. OIL
Tooperate
your engineefficiently,
followthechartbelow.
(-1BoC
to OoC)
Below
0oF
At temperatures above 3?)F (0 C). use of multigrade oil in ai-cooled engines will
resLtltin greater oil consumption, and ls not recornmended. (Multigrade oil will
have a number appearing both before and after the "ltV," sut:lt as "5W30". etc.)
Oilsumpcapacity:
21
ounces
(1-5/1
6 U.S.
pints;
.62
liters)
B. FUEL
. Useunleaded
regular,
unleaded
premium
or reformulated
automotivefuelonly.DONOTuse
leadedfuel.
. Fuelmustbefreshandclean.
Never
use
fuellett
over
fromlast
seasonorstored
forlong
periods.
. Nevermixoilwrth
fuel
. Do
nclt
use
fuel
containing
Methanol
(Wood
Alcohol).Yournay
use
fuel
containing
thefoliowing,buttheymayrequirespecial
care
when
engine
is notusedfor extended
periods
(see
"Seasonal
Storage"
instructions
onpage
7).
FUEt
COMPOI{E'/T PERCENTAGEALLOWED
FIGURE1: Checking&
AddingOil
FILLING
FUELTANK
AT4{NtrG: ruet
vapors
are,
highlyflammableandcan
explode.
Fuelvaporscanspreadandbe
ignited
by
a spark
orflame
manyfeetaway
from
engine.
To
prevent
inluryor
death
fromfuelfires,follow
theseinstructions:
. Neverremove
fuel
capor
addfuelwithengine
running.
. Allowengine
tocoolbefore
refueling.
. Neverfillfueltank
indoors.Fillfueltankoutdoors
in
a
well-
ventilatedarea.
. Donotsmoke
while
refuelinqtank.
Donot overfill
fueltank. Filltankto 1/2"belowbottomof
fillernecktoallow
fueltoexpand
without
overflowing.
Replacefuelcapsecurely
andwipeupspilled
fuel
before
starting
engine.
lffuelisspilled,do
notstaftengine.Move
machine
away
fromareaofspillage.
Avoidcreatinganysourceof
ignition
until
fuelvaporsare
gone.
Use
onlyanapproved
redGASOLINEcontainer
tostore
and
dispense
fuel.
Clean
areaaround
fuelfillcapbefore
removing
(figure
1A).
Removefuelcap.
Add
fuel
(specified
insection
lllB)
slowly,
toavoidoverfillingor
spilling.
IMPORTANT:
Nevermixoilwith
fuel.
Fleplacefuelcapand
tightensecurely.
Wipeupanyspilled
fuel
1.Place equipment
so
engine
is
level.
2. Clea.narea
around
oilfill
cap.
3. Removeoil
fillcap.
4.Wipe dipstick
clean.
5.Replace
oilfillcapand
tightensecurely.
Thiswill
ensure
accurate
readitrg.
6. Removeoil
fill
capagain.
lf
oil readingon dipstick
is
below
"Add"
mark,slowly
addoiltoreach
"Full"
level.
fMPORTANT:
Do
not
over-
fiil.
7.Replaceoil
fillcapand
tightensecurely.
equrpment
soengrne
B.
Ethanol
Grajn
Alcohol
(Gasohol)
MethylTerliaryButylFlher
([/TBF)
I
Elhyl
Tenrary
ButylElher
(FTBF)
10%
1
09.
15%
15",b
A. CHECKINGOIL
LEVEUFILLINGOILSUMP
Toavoid engine damage, it is important to:
. Check
oilleveleveryfiveoperatinghoursandbeforeeachuse.
Checkoil
levelmorefrequentlyduringenginebreak-in.
. Keepoillevelbetween
"Full"
and
"Add"
marksondipstickorto
point
ofoverflowonengines
without
dipstick
. Insureoilfillcap/plug
is
tightenedsecurely.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
islevel.
2. Clean areaaround
oilfill
ptug.
3. Removeoilfill
plug.
4.Addoilto overflow
point,
making sLr
re to avoid
spilling.
5. Re-installoil
fill
plug
and
tightensecurely.
'ecumseh
Part Na. 730225or
clean,
high-quality
SAE30W
deter-
gent
oil.
Container
mustbemarked
A.P.l.ServiceSF
-SJ.
Tecumseh
Part No. 730226or
clean,high-qualitySAE5W30or
SAE
10W
detergent
oil.
Contarner
must
be
markedA.P.l.
ServiceSF
-
SJ.
Clean,high-qualitySAE0W30
may
beused
in
temperatures
below
OoF
onry. Oil
FillCap
withDipstick
s:-L-156 equipped)
WARNING: DONOTtransportenginewith
fuelin
tank
i- Fuelvapororspilled
fuelmayignite.
Page
2181-1215-14

,!''wlnNlNG: tt
you
areunable
to
start
thisengineafterl
d;
I foliowing
instructionsinthismanrral,
contact
your
lecumseh
WARNING: Never
run
engine
indoorsor in poorly-
ventilatedor
partially
enclosed
areasincluding,but
notlimited
to,barns,
garages,
basements,carports,
orunderdwellings.
Carbon
monoxide
canrapidlyreachdangerous
levels,
even
whenusingexhaust
fans
andopendoors
andwindowstoaid
ventilatron.Whenrunningengine.besure
exhaustfumesare
away
iromallairintakes
including.
but
notlimitedto,
windows
anoooors.
All
engine
exhaustcontainscarbon
monoxide,adeadly
gas.
Breathingcarbon
monoxide
cancause
headaches,dizziness,
drowsiness,
nausea,confusionandeventually
death.
lf
you
experienceany
ofthesesynrptoms,
leavethe
area
immediately,
get
freshair,andseek
medicaltreatment.Deadly
levels
of
carbonmonoxidecancollect
rapidlyand
youcan quickly
becomeovercomeand
unabletosave
yourself.
Service
DealerTo
avoid
seriousburninjuriesordamage
to
your
engine,
DONOTattempttc startortroubleshootthts
engine
in
anyother
way.Forexample:
. DONOTusestarting
fluid.
. DONOT
spray
flammable
r",apors
intocarburetor
orontoair
cleaner.
. DO
NOT
put
flamnrableliquidsintocarburetororontoair
cleaner.
. DONOT
crarrkengine
withspark
pluq
removed
sprayfromspark
plug
hole
an,J
igniie.
,ri',
WARNING: When
pullirig
startercord,
cordcan
| ''
unexpectedly
jerk
backcausingseiious
irrjury.
Caref
ullyfollow
i
i l!.11"1191.
iq'f yll sta!ingenq191
! WARNING: Rctat,,,1
parts
ean
causesevere
nluryKeep
i hands.feet.hair,
jewelry
aricJclotlringaway
from
allmovtng
parts.
l,lever
operal.e
engirrewithcovers,shroudsorguards
rPrflOVeCi
ENGINE
WITHPRIMER
ONLY
FIGURE2: EngineComponent
Locations
ENGINE
WITHCHOKEONLY
Movecontrol
lever
(figure
4) to 'CHOKE" or "START"
(see
equiprnent
rnanu{actu
rer's
instructions).
NOTE:
l{restartinga
warm
engine
afterashortshtrtdown,
move
control
leverto
"FAST"
insteadof
"CHOKE."
Operate
equipment
control
to releaseengtnebrake,
if
so
equipoed
(see
equipment
manrifacturer'sinstructions).
a) RECOILSTARTERS:
Grasp
startercoro
handle
(figure
2
or
3)
and
pull
cordout
slowlyuntrl
you
{eeldrag.Letcord
rewind
slowly.
PLrli
cord
with
rapici,tullarmstroke
Return
cordslowly
tooriginal
position.
b) ELECTRICSTARTERS:
Crankengrne.
Whenenginestarts.
move
control
leverto 'FAST" andthen
to
desired
speed
in
"HLJN"
range.lfengtnefalters,movecontrol
leverto
"CHOKE".
thento
"FAST
"
thentodesiredspeed
in
"RUN"
range.
NOTE: RECOILSTARTERS:
lf enqine failstostartalter
3
pulls,
move
control
leverto
"FAST"
and
pull
starter
cord
again.
NOTE: lfengine
firesbLttdoes
not
continue
running,
move
control
leverto
"CllOKE
'
andrepeatsteps
2-3untilenginestarts.
Donotcrankanelectric
stafter
formorethan5 seconclseach
attemot.
t:-
I rvprcar i
I Fqrtipn
renl
1.
2.
3.
Fuelcan
4.
STOP SLOW
(?-*
-<-.-- --l \=-.t
FAST
Cuntrol
FIGURE3: TypicalEngineControl
1
2.
3.
4.
Moveequipmentcontrol
to
"FAST'
or
"START"
if
soequipped
(see
equipmentrnanufacturer's
instructions).
Whenstartingacoldengine.
pushprimer
buttonfirmly
with
your
thumb
3 tin-res,allowing
primer
bulb
to return
completely
to
original
position
between
lrushes
(figure
2). Below55"F
additionalorimes
mavbeneeded,
NOTE: Do notuseprimer to restart a warm engineafler
a
shortshutdown.
Operate
equipmentcontrol
to release
engrne
brake,ifso
equipped
(see
equipment
manufacturer'sinstructions)
.
a) RECOILSTARTEBS:Grasp
staftercord
handle
(figure
2
or
3)
and
pull
rope
outslowlyuntil
you
feeldrag.Letcord
rewind
slowly.Pullcord
withrapid,full
arm
stroke.Returncordslowly
tooriginal
position.
NOTE: lf engine
failsto startafter3 pulls,
repeat
steps
2-3
above.
b) ELECTRICSTARTER:Crankengine.
NOTE: lf enginedoes
notstartafter5 secondsof cranking,
stopand
repeat
steps
2-3above.
Control
FIGURE4: ChokeControl
Positions
181-1215-14 Page 3

ENGINE
WITHPRIMERANDCHOKE
I
1. Move control
lever
(figure
a)to "CHOKE"
or "START"(see
equipment
manufacturer's
instructions).
NOTE:
lfrestafiingawarmengineafterashortshutdown,
move
control
leverto
"FAST"
insteadof
"CHOKE."
2. Push
primer
bulbfirmly
with
your
thumb
3
times,allowing
primer
bulb
to returncompletelytooriginal
position
between
pushes.
Below
550F,
additional
primes
may
be
needed.
NOTE:Donotuse
primer
torestart
a
warm
engine
afterashort
shutdown.
3. Operate
equipmerrtcontrolto release enginebrake,
if so
equipped
(see
equipmentmanufacturer's
instructions).
4. a) REGOILSTABTERS:Graspstartercord
handle
(figure
2or
3)and
pull
cordoutslowlyuntil
you
feel
drag. Let cord
rewind
slowly.
Pull
cordwithrapid,
full
armstroke.
Return
cordslowly
to
original
position.
b) ELECTRIC STARTERS:Crank
engine.
NOTE: lf engine doesnotstartafter
5 secondsofcranking,
stopandrepeatsteps2-3above.
5. When enginestarts,
movecontrolleverto"FAST" andthento
desiredspeedin
"RUN"
range.lf
engine
falters,move
control
leverto
"CHOKE,"
thento
"FAST,"
thentodesiredspeed
in
"RUN"
ran9e.
NOTE:lf
engine
fires,
but
doesnotcontinuetorun,movecontrol
lever
to"CHOKE" and
reoeat
steos
2-4
untilenoinestarts.
1. Seeequipment manufacturer's
instructions
,'N WARNINCl: Toreducerisk of
fire,t""p u[*rorsot"]
' i' nraterials
away
frommufflerandhotengine'parls. I
/t\ WARNING: ruel vapors
arehighlyflammableand can
]
' i' explode.Fuelvaporscanspreadan,l'oe
ignited
by
a
spark
or
I
] flamemanyfeet
away
fromengine.To
prevent
injuryordeath
i
I fromfuel
fires.never
storeengine
withtuelinfueltankinsidel
j abuilding
with
potential
sourcesofignitionsuchashotwaterl
| !"qlgr glggglggEfrIllhes
dryers,ere"t'9a9lglr
9l9-]
./trWARNING: tvtuttler
and
nearbv
areas
becomeextremelv
; hotdLrringoperatronandremain
hot
afterengine
has
stopped.
I Toavoidsevefeburnsoncontact,stayawayf
rom
theseareas.
,A WARNING: fo prevent
accidentalstarlingwhenrvorking
]
''it onequipment,alwaysdisconnect
spark
plug
',iire
andxeep
ii
i
i awayfromspark
plr-rg. I
-_-_
,A-WARNIttG: rr"r vaporsarehighty
ttammatrre
anocanl
''j-) explode.
Fuelvapors
canspreadand'Ue
ignitedbyasparkor
I
] flamemanyfeet
away
fromengine.To
prevent
injury
ordeath
]
j fromfuelfires,never
store
enginewithfuelinfueltankinside
j
I abuilding
with
potential
sources
ofignitionsuchashotwater
j
i heaters,
space
heaters,clothesdryers,electric
motors,
etc. j
3.
4.
5.
6.
A. CHANGING
OIL
Check
oillevel every
five
operating
hoursandbefore
eachuse.
(See
"Checking
OilLevel/Filling
OilSump"onpage
2.)
Change
oilafter
firsttwooperating
hoursandevery
25operating
hoursthereafter;
moreoften
if
operated
in
extremely
dustyordirty
conditions.
Engineshouldstillbe
warmfrom
recentuse.
1. Disconnectspark
plug
wire
and
attachtoretaining
post
(figure
2. Positionequipmentso
engineoildrain
plug
islowest
point
on
engrne.
Cleanarea
aroundoildrain
plug(figure
6).
Placecontainer
under
plug
to
catch
oil
as
it
drains.
Removeoildrain
plug.
Removeoil
fill
cap/dipstick
(or
oil
fill
plug)
anddrainoil
(figure
7\.
7. Replace oil
fillcap/dipstick
(or
oilfill
plug)
andtightensecurely.
8. Replaceoildrain
plug
and
tightensecurely.
9. Wipeawayanyspilled
oil.
10.Addoil
(see
"Oil
& Fuel Specifications"
on
page
2).
FIGURE
5: SparkPlug/Retaining
Post
FIGURE6:
FIGURE
7: Oil FillLocations
Spark
Pluq
i
.-l
Oil
Fill
Cap/Dipstick
(tfso equpped,)
Oil
FillPlug
ENGINEBOTTOM
Page4 181-1215-14

B. REMOVINGDEBRISFROMENGINE
Beforeeachuse,remove
grass
clippings,dirtanddebrisfrom
coolingfins,
air intake screenand levers andlinkage, to insure
adequatecooling,
correctenginespeed,andtoreduce theriskof
fire
(see
fig.
8). TecumsehProducts Company
recommends
you
take
your
engineto
an
Tecumseh
Service
Dealer
onceayear fora
completecleaning.
FIGURE
8: Debris Locations
C. SPARKPLUGS
Checkspark
plugs
annually
orevery
100
operatinghours.
1. Cleanareaaroundspark
plug.
2. Removespark
plug.
3. Replacespark
plug
if
electrodesare
pitted.
burned,fouledwith
deposits.orif
porcelain
iscracked.
NOTE: A resistor
spark
plug
mustlle used for replacement
(Tecumsehpart
no #35395,
orChan.rpion
RJ-1gLM).
4. Checkelectrocle
gaps
withwirefeeler
gauge
and
set
gaps
to
030
(0.76mm)
ifnecessary.
NOTE: Thissparkignition
system
meets
allrequirenrentsof
the
Canadian
Interference-Causing
EquipmentRegulations
NOTE: This
enginecomplieswith
allcurrent
Australian
and
NewZealandlimitations
regardingelectromagneticinter-ference.
NOTE:This
engirrecorrplieswiththeEuropean
standard
for
safetyof
garden
ec,uipmentand
powered
lawnmowers
EN836,
BevisionMarch,1997,
andaprrlicablesectionsof theEU
Machinery
Safety
Directives
truft
i "\-oeo to
LFIGURE
9: Resistor SparkPlug
D. CLEANING/REPLACING
AIR
CLEANER
IMPORTANI Aircleanershelp
preventpremature
enginewear
andfailure. NEVER
rr-rn
engine
without
completeaircleaner
installedonengine.
1. SERVICING FILTERS
A. FoamFilter
Cleanand
re-oil
every
threemonths
orevery25operating
hours.
Clean
andre-oildailyifusedrn
extremelydusty
conditions.
1" Washinwateranddetergentsolutionand
squeeze
(don't
twist)
until
alldirtisremoveci
2. Rinsethoroughly
in
clear
water.
3. Wrapina cleanclothandsqueeze
(don't
twist)
until
completelydry.
4. Saturate with
engine
oiland
squeeze
(don't
twist)to
distributeoiland
remove
excessoil.
B. Paperor FoamFilters
Paperfilter
cannotbe
cleaned
and
must
be
replaced
once
a
year
orevery
100
operating
hours;
moreoftenifused
in
extremelydustyconditions.
Replacementfilters
are
availableata
Tecumselr
SenviceDealer.
2. REMOVING
& INSTALLINGFILTERS
\bur engine
r,vili
be
equrpped,,r,rthoneoithe
following
air
cieaners.
Findthe
aircleaner
which
best
resembles
yours,
and
followtheinstructionswhichaccompanyit.
AIRCLEANER"A'' l
1.Remove
coverby
pressing
in
ortsideof bodyand
lifting
coverupward.
2. Inspectfilterf
ordrscoloration
or
dirlaccumulation.
lf
erther
rs presert.
servrce
per
preceding
"Servicing
Filters"
rnstructrons.
3. Cleaninsideof cover
and
bodythoroughly.
4. Installfilterin
body.
5.
Install
coversecurelyon
body.
AIR
CLEANER
"B"
Paper Filter (Optianal 1.Remove
coverby
pulling
tab
"A"
away
from
bodywhilelift-
ing
cover
upward.
2.Inspect filter(s) for
discoloration or dirt
accumulation.
lf either is
nraeant qorrrino per
preceding
"Servicing
Filters"
rnstructions.
3. Clean
inside
of coverand
bodythoroughly.
4. Installfoamfilter(s) and
pa-
per
filter
(if
soequipped)
in
body.
5. Installcoverbyhooking slot
ofcoverover
tab
"8"
onbody.
Push
cover
down.snapping
^^r/6r ^nt^ h^rlv
,(v vvuJ.
F
f,Filter
lab
Slot
l
orcelain
I
mmi
I
Cover L.
Felease
Button
TccumsehPan
. -t No t367-15)
frtmtlffiilu
Cover-, '
Slot-\
.h
Tab
["a"
Foam
Filterl
\-030{o.76mm)Gap
181-1215-14 Page
5

Forsatisfactory
engine
perlormance,
engineand
equipmentcontrols
mustbeadjusted
Proqerly.
1. CHOKE
CONTROL
CABLE
ADJUSTMENT
To
checkenginechokeadiustment:
a. Set
equipment
chokeat
"Fast".
b. Loosen
cable
clampscrew
sochoke
cable
rnovesincable
clamp
(figure10).
c. Line
up hole
in chokecontrol
leverwithnotchon choke
controlbracket.
This
is
"fast"
position
onengine.
d. Holdchoke
control
lever
inthis
position
andtighten
cable
clamp
screw
securely.
NOTE: lf additional
adjustments
areneeded,adjust
at
equipment
control
(see
equipment
manufacturer's
instructions).
Cable
Clamp
Choke
Cable
CableClamp Choke
Control
\ Lever
("Fast"
position
:;;;;i._".::)
FIGURE'10:
Choke
CableAdiustment
2. CARBURETOR
Engine
performance
should
notbeaffectedat altitudesup
to
7,000
feet
(2,134
meters)
. Foroperation
at
higherelevations,
contact
your
Tecumseh
Service
Dealer.
3. ENGINESPEED
r Wanff lfrG: -to
auo,o
r"rtr.,n1rry.
N-E-ulr..
,r,np",
*,i,.'
' I ' factory
settingof
engine
governor.
Runningengine
fasterthan
l
speedset
atfactorycanbedangerous
and
willvoidengine
I wai'ranly.
yapet
rrtet// \\ r ll SIOISOn
ilange.
ttecutnsen -\yl 7. push cover firmly against
PartNo. _ -1 1
i|iii,";t coverf
I f
lange and lurn lo 1".11
(counterclockwise)until
cover
lockssecurely
in
place. Cover
shouldbe in
vertical
position.
PaperFilter
(Tecunseh
PartNo.
#35066)
1.
Turn cover to left
(counterclockwise)
and
removeit and paper
filter
fromflange.
2. Discard
filter.
3.Clean
coverand
flange
thoroughly.
4. Installnewpaper
filter
into
cover.
5.
Positioncover
andfilter
against
flange
withtabon
cover
inserted
intolower
left
corner
oislot
inflange.
6. Pushcover
frrmlyagainst
flangeand
turnto right
(clockwise)
as
far
as
itwill
go.
Besure
retainersare
locked
around
flange.
Flange
1@%s*'
rabl/Yl,
Betainerr
L-
rAIRCLEANER"D'' ___l
,* ^/ l. Removecover
by
pulling
tab I
"A"
away
frombody
while
liftingcoverupward.
2.Inspect filter(s) tor
discoloration or dirt
accumulation.
lf either
is
present, service per
preceding
"Servicing
Filters"
instructions.
3. Clean
insideof cover
and
body
thoroughly
Install
paper
filter
in
body.
Install
foam
filter
(if so
equipped)
insideofbody
Install
cover
by
hookingslot
7.
Screw
t,*l
Paper
Filter
lit
FoamFilter
-
| (if so equtpped) .;;.
I v'
'' !,2?
t Bodv
D
l"q,
lr' 4.
5.
6.
FoamFilter --
(Optionai)
-/
t---- jBtt!o!t-!" ----_-]
I1. nr. ";r"t t" tighf
, | (clockwise)
toremove. I
\-Q{t lFtange lz' nemovepaper
filterfrom ,
, -^' / - llanqe I
Uf :I 3. Disc"ard
filter. I
I {o*t'l A- l labs 4.
clean coverancl
flange
I
I A;i N\rooi'diif?1ili
ouo"'r'|'ler
n'l'I
I ouou,r,n",// Nllt li:B:iiffff"coverwith I
4\ WARNING: Neverrunengine
indoorsor in poorly-J
"
.i ventilated
or
partially
enclosed
areas
including,but
notlimited
I to,barns,
garages,
basements,
carports,
orunder
dwellings.
I Carbon
monoxide
canrapidlyreachdangerous
levels,even
whenusing
exhaust
fansand
opendoorsand
windows
to
aid
ventilation.
When
runningengine,
besure
exhaust
fumesare
away
fromall
air
intakesincluding,
but
notlimitedto,windows
i
anddoors. i
Allengine
exhaust
contains
carbon
monoxide,a
deadlv
gas
Breathingcarbon
monoxidecan
cause
headaches,dizziness,
drowsiness,
nausea,
confusion
andeventually
death.lf
you
experience
anyof
thesesymptoms,
leavetheareaimmediately,
get
freshair,
andseek
medical
treatment.
Deadlylevelsof
carbon
monoxide
can
collect
rapidlyand
youcan
quickly
become
overcome
andunable
tosave
vourself.
WARNING: Rotating
pans
cancausesevere
injury.
Keep
hands,
feet,
hair,
jewelry
andclothing
away
fromallmoving
parts.
Neveroperate
engine
withcovers,
shroudsor
guards
removeo.
ofcoverovertab
"B"
onbody.
I
Pushcover
down
urtttl
it I
snaps
into
body. j
Page
6181-1215-14

lf engineis to be unusedforover30 days,
prepareas follows:
1. FUEL
SYSTEM
Fuelstoredinthetankwill
gradually
deteriorate,
leaving
gum
deposits
whichwillclogthecarburetororfuelsystem.
To
avoid
these
problems,
treatthe
fuel
system
inoneofthetwo following
methods:
METHOD1: Draining FuelTank
A. Run
engineuntil
enginestopsfromlackof
fuel.
WARNING! Fuelvaporsarehighly
flammable
andcan
explode.
Fuelvapors
canspreadandbe
ignited
by
asparkor
flamemanyfeetawayfromengine.
To
prevent
injury
ordeath
fromfuelfires,
useonlyanapprovedcontainer
tostoreand
disoense
fuel.
IYARNING: Neverrun engine
indoors
or inpoorly-
ventilated
or
partially
enclosedareas
including,
but
notlimited
to,
barns,
garages,
basements,carports,orunderdwellings.
Carbonmonoxidecanrapidlyreach dangerous
levels,
even
whenusingexhaust
fans
andopendoorsand
windows
toaid
ventilation.Whenrunning
engine,besure
exhaustfumes
are
drowsiness,
nausea,
confusionandeventuallydeath. lf
you
experienceany
ofthese
symptoms,
leavetheareaimmediately.
get
freshair,andseekmedicaltreatment.Deadlyleveisof
carbon
monoxide
cancollect
rapidlyand
you
can
quickly
becomeovercomeandunable
tosavevourself
B. Drainremainingfuel
from
carburetorby
pressing
upon
bowl
drain
(if
soequipped).
FIGURE11:DrainingCarburetor
lf "Gasohol" hasbeenused:
C. Add112
pinl
ofgasoline
intofueltank,
and
repeat
step
"A"
and
"B"
above
METHOD
2: Adding Fuel Stabilizer
Gasoline
preservative/stabilizer
(such
as
"Tecumseh
Gasoline
Stabilizer"),
is an acceptablealternative
in minimizing
formation
of
fuel
gum
depositsduringstorage.
A. Add fuel preservative/stabilizer accordingto
manufacturer'sinstructions.
B. Run engineat
least10minutes
afteraddingstabilizer
toallowittoreachcarburetors.
IMPORTANT:Alwaysfollowmixratiofoundonstabilizer
container.DONOTdrainstabilizerfromcarburetor.
ENGINE
Flemoveanyclippings,
dirtorchaff
from
exterior
ofengrne.
orL
Change
oilifnotchanged
withirrthelastthreemonths ,See
"Changing
Oil"
sectionunder
"Maintenance",
page
4).
BATTERY ff soequipped)
Seeequipment
manufacturer's
instructionsfor
proper
storage.
CYLINDER
BORE
1. Bemove
spark
plug
wire(figure12).
2. Attachspark
plug
wire
toretaining
post.
Removespark
plug.
Squifi
1oz.
(30m1)
of
cleanengineoilintospark
plug
hole.
Graspstarter
handleand
pull
out
slowly
2times.
Useafull
armstroke.
Thiswilldistributeoilthroughoutthecylinderto
prevent
corrosion
during
storage.
Re-insertspark
plug.
2.
3.
4.
5.
3.
4.
5.
[- sparx
nrL,g ---_.]
Wire
a
Retainrng
Posf \f M--=a- l
; -Xrcilf[Nu*'^, \ i
\
Spark
Piuq
Clean
foamfilter
Replace
paper
filter
Check
spark
plugs
l
+-
181-1215-14 PageT

CALIFORNIA
& US
EPA
EMISSIONCONTROL
WARRANTY
STATEMENT
TheU. S. Environmental
ProtectionAgency
("EPA"),
the
California
Air Resources
Board
("CARB")
and
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
are
pleased
toexplarn
theFederal
andCalifornia
EmissronControl
Systems
Warrantyon
your
newsmall
off-road
engine.
In
California,
new1995and
latersmall
off-roadengines
mustbe designed,
built
andequipped
to meetthe State's
stringent
anti-smog
standards.
Inotherstates,
new
1997and
later
model
year
engines
mustbedesigned,built
andequipped,
at
thetimeofsale,
tomeettheU.S.
EPA
regulations
for
small
non-road
engines.
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
willwarrantthe
emission
control
system
onyour small
off-road
engine
forthe
periods
oftime
listedbelow,
provided
therehasbeen
noabuse,
neglect.unapproved
modification,
orimpropermaintenance
of
your
smalloff-road
engine.
Your.emission
control
system
mayinclude
parts
such
asthe
carburetor,
ignitionsystemand
exhaustsystem.
Alsoinclucied
maybetheconrpression
releasesystemand
otheremission-
related
assemblies.
Wherea warrantablecondition
exists.
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
willrepair
your
smalloff-road
engirre
at no costto you
for
dragnosrs,
parts
and
labor.
MANUFACTURER'S
EMISSION
CONTROL
SYSTEM
WARRANTY
COVERAGE
Emissron
controlsystems
on
1995and
latermodel
year
California
small
oft-roaclengines
are
warranted
fortwo
years
as
hereinafter
noted.
Inotherstates,
1997and
later
model
year
engines
are
also
warranted
for
two
years.
lf,duringsuch
warranty
period,
anyenrission-related
part
on
your
engine
is
defective
inmaterials
or workmanship,
lhe cart
willbe repairedor replacedby
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
OWNER'S
WARRANTY
RESPONSIBILITIES
Asthesmall
off-road
enqrneowner,
you
are
responsible
forthe
performance
ofthe
required
maintenance
listedin
your
Owner's
Manual,
but
TecumsehProducts
Co.willnotdeny
warranty
solely
due
tothe
lackofreceiptsorfor
yorlr
failureto provide
written
evidence
of
the
performance
ofall
scheduled
maintenance.
Astl.re
smalloff-road
engine
cwner,
youshould, however,be
aware
that
Tecumseh
ProductsCo. maydeny
you warranty
coverage
if
your
small
off-roadengine
orapart
thereof
hasfailed
Youare responsible
for presenting
your
smalloff-road
engine
to a Tecumseh
Authorized
Service
Outlet
(any
Tecumseh
Registered
Service Dealer,
Tecunrseh
Authorized
Service
Distributor
or Tecumseh
Central
Warehouse
Distributor)
assoon
asa problem
exists.
The
warranty
repairs
should
be completed
in a reasonable
amount
oftime,
nottoexceed
30days.
Warrantyservice
canbe arranged
by contacting
either
a
Tecumseh
Authorized
Service
Outlet
or by contacting
Tecumseh
Products
Co.,
cioService
Manager,
Engineand
Transmission
Group
Service
Division,
900
NorthStreet,
Grafton,
Wl 53024-1499.
Telephone
1-262-377'2704,
or
see
your
local
telephone
yellow
pages
under
"Engines,
Gasoline"
forthe
name,
address
and
telephone
numbero{
aTecumseh
Authorized
Service
Outlet
near
you.
IMPORTANT
NOTE
This
warrantystatement
explains
your
rightsand
obligattons
under
lhe Emission
Control
System
Warranty
("ECS
Warranty")
whichis
provided
to
you
by
Tecumseh
Products
Co.
pursuant
toCalifornia
law.
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
also
provides
tooriginal
purchasers
ofnew
Tecutnseh
Products
Co.
errgines.
The
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
Limited
Warranties
forNew
Tecumseh
Engineand
Electronic
lgnition
Modules;
("TecumsehProdtlctsCo.
Warranty")
which
is
enclosed
withall
new
Tecumseh
Products
Co.engines
ona
separate
sheet. TheECSWarranty
applies
only
to the
emission
control
system
of
yournew
engine.
Totheextent
thatthere
isany
conflict
interrns
between
theECS
Warranty
and
theTecunrseh
ProductsCo.
Warranty.the
ECSWarranfy
shallapply
except
inanycircurnstances
inwhich
the
Tecumseh
ProductsCo.
Warranty
may
provide
a lortger
warranty
period.Boththe
ECS
Warrantyand
iheTecumseh
ProductsCo.
Warranty
describe
important
rtghtsand
obligations
wilh
respectto
yournewerrgine.
Warranty
servtce
canonlybe performed
by a i-ecumseh
ProductsCo.
AuthorizedService
Outlet,
or by
Tecumseh
Products
Co.at its
factory
inGrafton,
Wl. Atthetime
of
requesting
warranty
service.
evidence
mustbe presented
of
thedate
ofsale
to
theoriginal
purchaser.
The
purohaser
shall
payanycharges
formakingservice
calls
and/or
for
transporting
the
products
toand
lrom
the
placewherethe
inspection
and/or
warranty
work
is performed.
The
purchaser
shall
be responsible
foranydamage
or loss
incurred
in
connection
withthetransportation
ofanyengine
or any part(s)
thereof
submitted
for inspectionand/or
warranty
work.
lf youhave
anyquestions
regarding
your
warranty
nghts
and
responsibilities,
you
should
contact
Tecumseh
Products
Co.
aI1-262-377'2700. I
l
Page8 't
81-1215-14

EMISSION
CONTROLSYSTEM
WARRANTY
=missionControl
System
Warranty
("ECS
Warranty")for1995
and
atermodel
year
Californiasmalloff-roadengines
(for
otherstates,
1997andlatermodel
year
engines):
APPLICABILITY:
Thiswarrantyshall
apply
to 1995
and
later
model
year
Californiasmalloff-road
engines
(for
otherstates,
1997
and
later
model
year
engines).TheECSWarrantyPeriod
shallbegin
on
the
datethe
new
engineorequipmentisdelivered
to its original,end-use
purchaser,
and
shall
continuefor24
consecutivemonthsthereafter.
B.
GENERAL
EMISSIONSWARRANTY
COVERAGE:
Tecumseh
Products
Co.warrantstothe
original,end-use
purchaser
ofthe
new
enqineorequipmentandto
eachsubsequent
purchaser
thateachofits smalloff-roadenginesis:
1. Designed,builtand
equippedso as to conformwithall
applicable
regulations
adoptedbytheAirFlesourcesBoard
pursuant
toits
authority
in
Chapters1and2,Paft
5,
Division
26
ofthe
Health
and
Safety
Code,
and
2. Freefrom
deiects
inmaterials
andworkmanshiowhich.
at
anytimeduringtheECSWarrantyPeriod,will
causea
warranted
emissions-related
part
tofailtobeidenticalin
all
materialrespectsto the paftas describedin the engine
manufacturer's
application
for
certification
C. TheECSWarranty only
pertains
toemissions-related
parts
on
your
engine,as
follows:
Anywarranted,
emissions-related
parts
whichare nol
scheduled
forreplacement
asrequiredmaintenancein
the
Owner's
Manual
shallbewarrantedfortheECSWarranty
Period.lf anysuch
part
fails
duringtheECSWarranty
Period,it
shallbe
repaired
or
replaced
byTecumsehProducts
Co.according
to
Subsection
4below.Anysuch
part
repaired
orreplaced undertheECSWarranty
shallbe
warranted
for
anyremainder
of
theECSWarrantyPeriod.
Anywarranted,
emissions-related
paft
whichisscheduled
only
for regularinspection
as specifiedin theOwner's
Manual
shallbewarrantedfortheECSWarrantyPeriod.
A
statement
in
suchwritteninstructionstothe
effectof
"reoair
orreplaceasnecessary".
shall
notreduce
theECSWarranty
Period.
Anysuch
part
repaired
orreplaced undertheECS
Warranty
shallbe
warranted
fortheremainderoftheECS
WarrantyPeriod.
Anywarranted,
emrssions-related
paft
whichisscheduled
for replacement
as reouiredmaintenance intheOwner's
Manual,
shallbewarrantedfortheperiod
oftime
prior
to
thefirstscheduledreplacement
point
for
that
part. lfthe
part
fails
prior
tothefirstscheduledreplacement,the
part
shallbe repaired
or replaced byTecumsehProducts
Co.
accordingto Subsection 4 below.Any
suchemissions-
related
part
repairedor replaced
undertheECSWarranty,
shallbe
warrantedfor
theremainderoftheECSWarranty
Period
prior
tothefirst
scheduledreplacement
point
for
such
em
issions-related
part.
Repairorreplacementofanywarranted,
emissions-related
part
underthis ECSWarranty
shallbe performed at no
chargeto the ownerat a TecumsehAuthorized
Service
Outlet.
5. The ownershall
notbecharged
for
diagnosticlaborwhich
leads
tothedetermination
thata pafl coveredbytheECS
Warranty
isinfact
defective.
provided
thatsuchdiagnostic
workis
performed
ataTecumseh
Authorrzed
Service
Outlet.
6.
TecumsehProducts
Co.
shallbe
liablefor
damagestoother
originalengine
componentsorapproved
moditications
proximately
causedbya failureunderwarranty ofan
emission-related
part
coveredby
the
ECS
Warranty.
7. ThroughouttheECSWarranty
Period.TecumsehProducts
Co.
shallmaintaina supplyof
warranted
emission-related
parts
sufficient
to meettheexpecteddemandfor
such
emissron-related
parts.
8. AnyTecumsehProductsCo.authorizedandapproved
emission-related
replacement
part
maybe
used
inthe
performance
ofany
ECSWarranty
maintenance
orrepair
andwill
be
provided
withoutchargetotheolvner.Such
use
shall
notreduceTecumseh
Products
Co.ECSWarrantv
obligations.
9. Unapprovedadd-onor
modified
parts
maynot
beusedto
modify
or
repaira Tecumseh
Products
Co engine.
Such
use
voids
this
ECSWarrantyandsnaI
besuflrcrent
grounds
for
disallowingan
ECSWai'rantyclam.TecumsehProducts
Co.shall
not
be
liablehereunder
forfailures
ofanywarranted
parts
ofa Tecumseh
Products
Co enginecausedbythe
useof
such
anunapprovedadd-onor
modified
paft.
EMISSION.RELATEDPARTS
INCLUDE
THE
FOLLOWING:
1. Carburetor Assemblyand
itsInternal
Components
a) Fuelfilter
b) Carburetor
gaskets
c) Intake
pipe
2. Air
Cleaner
Assembly
a) Airfilterelement
3. lgnitionSystem,
including:
a) Spark
plug
b) lgnitionmodule
c) Flywheelassembly
4. Catalytic
Muffler
(if
so equipped)
Muffler
gasket
(if
so equipped)
Exhaustmanifold
(if
soequipped)
5. Crankcase
BreatherAssemblyanditsComponents
a) Breather connection
tube
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Warranty
requirements
foronginessold
outsideof
theUSA mayvaryfromcountry
to country. Forwarranty
details
lor yourspecificcountry, contact
your national
Tecumseh
Service
Distributor.
lf help
is needed in locatlng
yournationalservlce
distributor,
you
may
contact
Tecumsehc/o
InternationalService
Coordinator,
Engine
&Transmission
GroupService
Division,900
NonhStreet,
Grafton,
WisconsinUSA
53024-1499.
Telephone
inUSA
is262'377'2700.
For
thetime
period
shown
below
fromthedateof purchase
andsublectto the
exceptions
andlrmitations
described
herein,Tecumseh
ProductsCompany
will.
at
itsoptionas
theexclusive
remedy.either
repairor
replacefortheoriginal
purchasei
,
freeof charge,
any pad of any newTecumsehengine
which
is lound,uoon
examination
by
anyTecumseh
Authorized
ServiceOutlet
orby
Tecumseh's
factory
inGrafton,
Wisconsin,tobe
DEFECTIVE
lNMATERIAL
AND/OR
WORKMANSHIP.
This
LimitedWarranty
DOESNOTCOVER
(i)
any
Tecumsehengine
or
part(s)
thereof
used
topower any
vehicle
in
competitive
racing
and/or
used
onanycommerclal
or
rental
track,or(ij) defectsordamage
causedbyalterations
ormodificationsot
new
Tecumsehengines
or
parts
orby
normalwear,accidents,
improper
maintenance,
improperuseorabuse
ofthe
product,
or
lailuretofollow
theinstructionscontained
in
an
Instruction
Manual
for
theoperation
of
thenew
Tecumsehengineor
part.
The
costof
normal
maintenanceorreplacementoJservice
itemswhichare
not
defective
shallbe
paid
forbytheoriginal
purchaser.
Atthetime
warranlyservice
is
requested,
evidence
mustbe
presented
ofthedateofpurchase
by
theoriginal
purchaser'
Any
charge
{ormakingservicecalls
and/or
fortransportingany
engineorpart(s)
thereof
to andfrom
theplace where
the inspection
and/or
warranlyworkis performed
is
payable
solely
bythepurchaser.
Thepurchaser
isresponsible
lor any damageor
lossincurred
inconnection with
thetransportation
ofanyengine
orpart(s)
thereoJ
submitted
lorinspectionand/or
warranty
work.WABRANTY
SERVICE
CANONLY
BEPERFORMED
BYATECUMSEH
AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
OUTLET.
Warrantv
service
canbearranged
bycontacting
aTecumsehAuthorized
ServiceOutlet
(anV
Tecumseh
RegisteredSeruice
Dealer,
TecumsehAuthorized
Service
Distributor,or
TecumsehCentral
Warehouse
DistributoOorbycontacting
Tecumsehc/oService
Manager,Engineand
Transmission
GroupService
Division.
900 Nodh Street,
Grafton.Wisconsin
USA53024-1
499.
ENGINE
WARRANTY
PERIOD
CONSUMER
USE
+
' 2years
on
engine,
10
years(thelirst5
years
covering
parls
and
iaboronly;
the
second
5
years
covenng
parts
o^rvro. eecl'onrc
ignition
" 1
yearfor
A.rstralian/New
Zealano'o'
'ola'v
-owerengines
+ For
purposes
o{
thiswarranty
po[cy. co']sumer
use"shall
meanconsumer's
personal,
residential.
householduse
bytheor
grnal
relail
purchascr'
++For
purposes
of
tnis
warranty
policy,
'corilmercial
use'shall
nleanall
otheruses.
includinquse
forcommercial,
Income
productng
or
renial
purposes.
, Theengrne
warrantycategory
of
your
englne
canbedetermined
by
reviewolthe
enginemodel
numberonthe"lnlportantEngrneinfo'mation'decal.
Oneletterin
theengine
modelnumberwill
besurrounded
Lry
parens
(A)'
(B),
(C)'(D).(E),
(H)
cr
(K)
andthat
letter
is
your
engine
warrantycategory
designatron.
lNCALIFORNIA
ONLY
THtS
EXPRESS
WARFiANTY
ISSUPPL.EMENTED
BYT!1E
TECUMSEH
CALIFORNIA
EMMISSION
CONTROL
WARFANTY
STATEMENT
THISEXPRESS
WAFRANTY
lSlN
LIEUOFALLOTHER
EXPRESS
WAHRANTIES.
Neither
Tecumseh
nofany
ofitsaflilrates
rnakes
any
lvarrantres,
represenlalrons,or
promises,
writtenororal,as
tothe
quality
oftheengineor
anyof
its
parts,
other
thanasset
forth
herein.ANY
IMPLIED
WABRANTY
OFMARKETABILITY
OR
FITNESSFOR
h pnRTIcuun PURPoSE,
To THEEITENTTHATEITHER
MAVAPPLY
To ANY
TECUMSEH
ENGINE
OR
PART(S)
THEREOE
SHALL
BELIMITED
IN
DURATIONTO
THEPERIODS
OF
THEEXPRESS
WARRANTIESSHOWN
tNTHEWARRANTY
PERIOD
CHART
ABOVE
AND
TOTHEEXTENT
PERMITTED
BYLAW
ANDANYAND
ALLIMPLIED
WARRANTIES
ARE
EXCLUDED.
INNOEVENT
WILLTECUMSEH
BELIABLE
FORANY
TNCIDENTAL,
CONSEOUENTIAL
OBSPECIAL
DAUIAGES
AND/OREXPENSES.
Somestates
do
notaltow
limitationson
howlonganimpliecl
warranty
lastsor
theexclusion
or
limrtationoi
incidental
orconseqrlential
darnages,
so
ihe
aboVe|imitation(s)orexc|usion(s)maynotapp|ytoyoU'Th.SLimitedWarrantygiVeSyoUspeciJic|ega|rightsandyoUmaya|so|lave
to-state.
Revised l",larch.
2000
=- -.
rd.
-
-
-
TEGUTISEH
"The
Power
toGrow
Your
Business...
Tecumseh
products
Company.
Engine&
Transmission
Group
Service
Division.
Grafton,
Wisconsin
53024-1499'USA
leleohone:
262.377
.27OO
181-1
215-14
(English)
8/1/00
COMMERCIAL
USE
++
WITHINUSA