Wheel horse 1067 User manual

WHEEL.HORSE

PRODUCTS.

INC.

OWNERS

MANUAL

SIX

SPEED

TRACTOR

(MODELS )

1067

-1267

SOUTH

BEND.

IND.

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ASSEMBLY

A.

The

Tractor

is

shipped

in

one

carton

with

the

rear

wheel

and

tire

assembly,

Part

No.

5432,

in a

sepa

rate

co

rton.

B.

Mount

rear

wheels

to

the

hubs

using

the ten

lug bolts, Part

No.1

004.

C.

Mount

front

wheels

to

spindles

using

the

%-16

x

Ya

Nylok

bolts, Part No.

908033-6

and

washers,

Part

No.

2844.

There

are

two

shim

washers,

one

.015

thick

and

one

.050

thick,

in

the

loose

part

package

for

each

wheel.

Use

one

or

both

as

shown

on

the

exploded

view

drawing

to

provide

a

close

fit.

Press

on

hub

caps.

D.

Mount

the

steering

wheel

to

steering

shaft

with

the

Woodruff

Key, Part

No

937014,

Special

washer,

Part

No.

3775,

and

the

%-16

x ~

bolt,

Part

No.

908030

-4.

Press

on

steering

wheel

insert.

BATTERY

The

battery

installed

in

the

tractor

is

a

dry

charged

battery.

It

is

important

that

you

properly

pre-

pare

this

battery

to

insure

good

service

and

long

life.

1.

Remove

vent

caps.

Remove

or

destroy

any

sealing

device

which

may

have

been

used

to

close

or

restrict

the

vent

openings.

2.

Fill

each

cell

of

the

battery

to

the

proper

level

with

the

battery

electrolyte.

NOTE:

Temperature

of

battery

and

electrolyte

at

time

of

filling

should

be

above

60

Q

F.

Never

fill

bat-

tery

in

the

vehicle.

3. BOOST CHARGE: 15 amps.

for

10 minutes

or

7

amps.

for

30

minutes.

Adjust

electrolyte

level,

if

nec-

essary,

after

charge.

4.

Install

battery

with

battery

posts

toward

the

rear

of

tractor.

Start

engine.

After

battery

has

been

in

service,

add

only

approved

water.

DO NOT ADD ACID.

TIRES

The

front

tires

are

16x5.50-8

and

should

be

inflated

to

12

pounds

of

air

pressure.

The

rear

tires

are

8.50

x 12

and

should

have

8

pounds

of

air

pressure.

The

tires

can

also

be

filled

with

ballast

if

desired.

Ordinarily

this

is

not

necessary

as

the

weight

of

the

operator

will

odd

sufficient

weight

for

adequate

trac-

tion.

BEFORE

YOU

START

There

is

NO

OIL

in

the

crankcase

of

the

engine

when

shipped

from

the

factory.

OIL

is

recommended

by

the

engine

manufacturer

and

must

be

followed

for

best

performance

and

long

life.

See

Engine

Manual.

lubricate

all

grease

fittings

with

a

regular

pressure

gun

lubricant

every

eight

to

ten

hours

of

operation.

Refer

to

Figure

III

for

the

location

of

grease

fittings.

A

light

machine

oil

should

be

used

on

all

moving

parts

to

keep

joints

from

wearing

and

squeaking.

Remove

oil filler

plug,

located

at

the

left

rear

side

of

the

transmission,

and

fill to

level

of

hole

with

a

good

grade

of

S.A.E.

90

oil (will

require

about

2

quarts).

The

transmission

should

be

checked

after

every

40

hours

of

use.

The

transmission

should

be

drained

once

a

year

by

removing

plug

on

bottom

to

drain

oil. Refill

as

above

paragraph.

This

is

a

regular

automotive

type

transmission

with

sliding

gears

and

should

have

the

some

care

as

your

cor.

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STARTING ENGINE

1.

Before

starting

the

engine

fill

gas

tank

(located

under

the

hood)

with

a

good

grade

of

regular

gas,

and

open

valve

on

fuel

filter

located

below

the

gas

tank.

2.

Set

parking

broke

and

place

gear

shift

lever

in

neutral

position.

3.

Pull

throttle

lever

~

way

out

and

turn

to

the

right

to

lock it in

position.

Note:

The

throttle

control

has

a

locking

device.

Turn

the

throttle

control

to

the

left

to

unlock,

adjust

to

the

desired

position

and

turn

to

the

right

to lock.

4.

Pull

choke

lever

all

the

way

out

to

choke

en·

gine.

If

engine

is

warm

and

has

been

running,

chok

-

ing

may

not

be

necessary.

5.

The

tractor

has

a

key

starter

-

switch.

Turn

key

all

the

way

to

right

to

start

engine.

6.

When

engine

starts

push

choke

in to

off

posi-

tion

and

regulate

throttle

control

by

turning

to

the

left

to

unlock

and

push

in

or

out

to

desired

speed.

7.

Depress

clutch

pedal

on

left

side

of

tractor

be-

fore

selecting

desired

gear

range.

S.

When

starting

tractor

in

winter

it

is

desirable

to

depress

clutch

so

engine

does

not

have

to

turn

transmission.

LOW

AND

HIGH RANGE

SELECTOR

The

low

range

drive

provides

a

slower

speed

in

each

respective

gear,

by

a 4

to

1

reduction

in

speed

from

high

range.

When

the

range

selector

lever

is

all

the

way

to

the

left

it

is

in

low

range,

or

all

the

way

to

the

right

it

is

in

high

range.

(See

instruction

decal

on

cover

plate.)

Do

not

use

a

mid-point

position

on

the

range

selector

as

neutral.

Neutral

position

must

be

selected

only

with

the

standard

transmission

gearshift

lever.

low

range

is

used

for

working

heavy

bonked

snow,

tilling,

high

weeds,

or

hill

sides.

The

following

table

shows

the

speeds

available

in

each

of

the

three

forward

gears

and

the

reverse

gear.

MILES

PER

HOUR

GEAR HIGH LOW

Fir5t 2.2

.5

Second

3.4

.8

Th

ird

6.0 1.5

Reverse

2.8 .7

CLUTCHING

Don't

force

the

gear

shift

lever

if

the

gears

do

not

immediately

mesh.

Depress

clutch

pedal

all

the

way

down

and

let

up,

then

depress

again

and

shift.

To

avoid

sudden

starts,

release

clutch

pedal

slowly.

While

in

motion

do

not

shift

gears

without

depressing

clutch

pedal.

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The

clutch

pedal

also

operates

the

brakes

WHEN

DEPRESSED

All

THE

WAY

DOWN. For this reason,

you

should

depress the clutch

pedal

ONLY %

OF

THE

WAY

DOWN

WHEN SHIFTING

while

in

motion.

This clutch-

brake

pedal

combination

makes

clutching

automatic

as

you

apply

the

brakes

to

stop.

See

Figure

I.

FIGURE

I

PARKING

BRAKE

The

parking

brake

is

located

on

the

left

side

of

the

tractor

as

shown

in

Figure

I.

To

set

the

parking

brake

depress

the

clutch-brake

pedal

as

far

as

pos-

sible

and

push

the

parking

brake

down.

To

release

the

brake

depress

the

clutch-brake

pedal.

BRAKE

ADJUSTMENT

The

brake

band,

located

on

the

left

side

of

the

transmission

,

brakes

the

tran

s

mission

and

in

turn

stops

the

wheels.

To

adiust,

depress

clutch

brake

pedal

and

move

parking

brake

lever

forward

into

the

engaged

posi-

tion

.

Tighten

nut

on

brake

rod

until

both

rear

wheels

skid

when

tractor

is

pushed

-

parking

brake

en-

gaged.

Tighten

nut

another

~

turn.

The

broke

and

parking

brake

are

now

properly

adjusted.

See

Fig.

II.

FIGURE

II

3

LIFT

HANDLE

The lift

handle

is

used

to lift

or

lower

equipment

used

with

the

tractor.

Depress

the

release

button

to

lower

the

handle.

When

the

equipment

is

allowed

to

float,

the

for-

ward

travel

of

the

handle

can

be

limited

by

the

adiustable

stop.

Turn

the

hand

knob

till

the

s

top

reaches

the

desired

position.

ATTACHING TOOLS

Complete

information

on

the

assembly,

attachment

,

operation

and

service

of

the

many

attaching

tools

will

be

provided

with

each

attachment.

CARE

OF

TRACTOR

1.

Keep

tractor

greased

and

oiled

regularly.

Re-

fer

to Fig.

III

for

the

location

of

grease

fittings.

Check

transmission

and

engine

case

oil Ivels.

2.

Keep

engine

air

cleaner

clean.

This will

add

to

engine

life.

3.

Keep

tire s

properly

inflated.

See

structions.

4.

Keep

tractor

covered

and

in a

dry

place

when

not

in

use.

5.

Keep

grass

and

dirt

out

of

engine

cowling

as

these

will

stop

the

flow

of

air

and

decrease

en-

gine

life.

6.

LIGHTS.

To

replace

light

bulbs

remove

the

four

screws

holding

the

lens,

push

down

and

rotate

the

bulb

to

the

left, it will

then

come

out.

Replace

with

# 1156

bulb.

The

lights

may

go

off

when

the

hood

is

raised,

this

is

because

it

loses

ground

contact.

7. CLUTCH-BRAKE

PEDAL

ADJUSTMENT. The

clutch-brake

pedal

rod

may

be

turned

in

or

out

to

adjust

the

pedal

to

operator's

desired

position.

Re-

move

from

rod

and

turn

rod

in

or

out

for

adjust-

ment.

There

are

also

two

holes

in

the

pedal

to

adjust

for

travel.

The

upper

hole

is

for

a

short

movement

of

travel,

the

lower

hole

is

for

a

long

movement.

8.

When

replacing

belts

or

mounting

drive

im-

plements

make

sure

all

pulleys

are

in line.

9.

BATTERY.

Check electrolyte level

periodically.

If

tractor

has

been

in

storage

it

may

be

necessary

to

recharge.

10.

Your

tractor

is

only

as

good

as

the

service

you

give

it.

See

your

Wheel

Horse

Dealer

for

a

thorough

check-up

after

each

season

of

use.

11.

When

replacing

belts

be

sure

to

purchase

gen-

uine

Wheel

Horse

belts,

as

these

belts

are

specifically

designed

for

each

application.

(NOTE:

Make

sure

all

pulleys

are

in line.)

12.

To

raise

seat

/

fender

unit

pull

knob

back.

See

Fig.

III.

Seat

should

be

latched

before

operating

tractor.

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SAFETY

SUGGESTIONS

Recommended

by

Outdoor

Power

Equipment

Institute

1.

Know

the

controls

and

how

to

stop

quickly

read

the

owners

manual.

2.

Do

not

allow

children

to

operate

machine;

nor

adults

to

operate

it

without

proper

instruction.

3.

Clear

work

area

of

objects

which

might

be

picked

up

and

thrown.

4.

Disengage

all

clutchs

and

shift

into

neutral

before

starting

motor.

Keep

hands,

feet,

and

clothing

away

from

po

wer

driven

parts.

S. Do

not

carry

passengers.

Keep

children

and

pets

a

safe

distance

away.

6.

Never

direct

discharge

of

any

moterial

to

war

d

bystanders,

nor

allow

anyone

near

machine

while

in

operation.

7.

Disengage

power

to

attachment

(5)

and

stop

motor

before

leaving

operator

position

.

8.

Take

precautions

when

leaving

machine

un-

attended

(

to

avoid

accidental

starting,

rolling

away,

accidental

dropping

of

any

attachment,

etc.)

9.

Disengage

power

to

any

attachment

when-

ever

it

is

not

in

use,

or

when

traveling

from

one

work

area

to

another.

10.

Stay

alert

for

holes

and

other

hidden

hazards.

Know

what

is

behind

you,

before

backing

up.

11.

Beware

of

steep

slopes;

reduce

speed

on

all

side

slopes

and

sharp

turns

,

to

prevent

tipping

or

losing

control.

12.

Don't

stop

or

start

suddenly

when

going

uphill

or

do

w

nhill.

13.

Use

core

when

pulling

loads

or

using

heavy

equipment.

14.

Watch

out

for

traffic

when

near

roadways.

15.

Handle

gasoline

with

core

-

it

is

highly

flammable.

a.

Use

approved

gasoline

container.

b.

Never

add

gasoline

to a

running

motor

fill

tonk

out

of

doors

wipe

up

spilled

gasoline.

c.

Replace

gasoline

cap

securely.

d.

Open

doors

if

motor

is

run

in

garage

-

exhaust

gases

are

dangerous.

16.

Keep

machine

in

good

operating

condition

and

keep

safety

devices

in

place

. Use

guards

as

instructed

in

owner

's

manual.

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WARRANTY

We

warrant

WHEEL

HORSE

PRODUCTS

for

ONE

YEAR

from

date

of

purchase

against

defective

parts

and

workmanship.

We

will

replace

,

free

of

charge,

any

defective

port

,

f.o.h.

the

factory.

Wheel

Horse

Products,

Inc.,

reserves

the

right

to

make

changes

or

im-

provements

upon

its

products

without

im-

posing

any

obligation

upon

it

se

lf to

install

the

same

upon

its

product

s

that

have

been

previously

manufactured.

The

engine

and

battery

carry

a

separate

warranty

by

the

manufacturer.

FOR

ENGINE

OR

BATTERY

SERVICE

, CONTACT YOUR

LOCAL ENGNE

OR

BATTERY SERVICE HEAD·

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'y Pin &

Plate

B

olt

Hex

)(

6-18 x

Y2

l

ockwasher

~,

Plain

Au

'y

Spindle

R.H.

Ass'y

Spindle

LH.

" E" Ring % Oia.

Support

-

Steering

Bushing

Bolt H

ex.

%

.16

x

1

~

Ass'y Sh

aft

-

Upp

er

Steering

Collar

Set

Screw

X

-20

x ~ Nylok

Ass'y

Steering

Sh

aft

- l

ower

Ass'y B

ear

ing

&

Housing

Washer

- Shim

(.

015

)

Washer

-Shim (.

050

)

Coller

J{,

x 1X

Au

'y Ball

Jo

int

R.H.

Ass'y Ba

ll

Joint

LH.

Nut

%-

24

NyJok

Ass'y

Idler

Arm

&

Shaft

Arm -Clutch Rod Pivot

Roll Pin

X

x1

~

Pulley -Idler

Bushing

Nut

-

Nylok

%.16

Rod -Clutch

R

od

-Broke

No

.

Req'd .

9

2

6

10

6

2

10

4

2

4

2

1

3

8

1

3

2

3

2

3

8

Ref.

No

.

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

Part

No

.

1861

932017·4

1014

5544

2267

933504·4

4421

5448

4438

5449

933168

3624

3578

3680

1000

933506·4

5640

2179

5280

3931

9321204

933503·4

3926

3988

936125

7230

5455

5457

933503·4

6490

Description

Stud

-Clutch Rod

Cotter

Spring

-Clutch

Ass'y l

ever

& Knob -Broke

Pedol

-Clutch

Hoir Pin

Footrest

Ass

'y

lift

lever

Plunger

Rod

Roll Pin

Spring

Guide

-

Plunger

Rod

Cap

- Plu

nger

Rod

Grip

-

Handl

e

Ha ir Pin

Quadrant

Rod - H

eigh

t

Control

Knob -

Height

Cont

ro

l

Ass'y

CabJe

-

lift

Pin -Clevis

~

Oia.

H

air

Cotter

Hitch

Pin -Hitch

Snap

Ring %

Shaft

Ass'y

Hood

Brocket

-

Hood

Hinge

Bushing -

Nylon

H

air

Pi

n

Cotter

Rod -

Hood

Pi

vot

7070

Seat

-

Complete

92oo0B·4

Washer

)(6

SAE

915662-4

Nut

)(6

-18

El

astic

Stop

5467

5469

933182

5505

5468

915932-4

5466

5522

5438

5437

6509

908045·4

920084·4

5660

5666

908182·4-

4937

L

ever

-

Hood

l

atch

Knob

IRoll Pin K6x

78

Roller -

Rubb

er

Roller -

Steel

Nut

-High

Crown

# 10-24-

Speed

Nut

Push

On

~ Dio.

Rod - H

ood

latch

Ornament

-

Hood

Speed

Nut

-Push

On

Ys

Oia.

An

'y Belt

Guard

Screw

H

ex.

K6-

14 x

Y.

l

ockwasher

-

Plain

K,

Ass'y fe

nd

er

Bushing -

Nylon

IBolt

%.24

x

Ys

H

ex.

Spacer

I

No.

Req'd.

2

•

2

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No.

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

PARTS LIST

for

1067

and

1267

LAWN

and

GARDEN TRACTOR

(See

pages

11

and

12

for

Transmission

break

down

and

Parts

List)

When

ordering

parfs

always

list

Port

No

.

and

n

ome

of

port

.

Pari

No

.

5667

6825

6477

915111-6

6480

5450

908016

-4

5442

5409

5458

960152

-4

7222

926308·4

5439

5695

Description

Bump

e r -

Rubber

Cov

er

-

Dust

Ass'y

Battery

Box

Nut

-Nylok };I'-20

Clamp

-

BaH

ery

Hou

sing

-

Control

P

ane

l

Bo

lt H

e;K,

~6

·18x

Ya

Speed

Nut

#10·16 Thr

ead

Bu

shing

-

Nylon

Support

-Fuel Tonk

Bo[t -

Whizlock

/;1.20 x

Va

Panel -

Complete

Screw

-

Selftep

# 10·16 x %

Grommet

-

Rubber

L

atch

MW-4404

Washe

r -

Spring

1-3'2

Dia.

920007

-4

Washer

X

SAE

6481

Engine

10 H.P.

(1067

T

rac

tor

)

6482

Engine 12 H.P. (1267 Troctor)

908034

·4 Bolt Hex. %

-16

xl

908036

·4 Bolt Hex.

%.

16 x 1

!1

5222

Elbow

90

° Special

94333·4

Nipple % Pipe x 4

5224

Cap

% Pipe

2873 Muffler

3939

Elbow I " x 45

943367

·4 Nipple

I"

Pipe x 2

!1

3947

Nipple

I " Close Pipe

6483

Pulley -Engine

6507

Key X x X x

!1"

909862·5

Set Screw

~4·

18

X

){6

5170

An

'y Control -

Choke

6484

An

'y Control -Throttle

1364

Nut

-Round

Ji'6

920127

.4 Lockw

as

her

-

Shake

Proof

~6

5431

Nut

-Hex. Special

),.{

.20

1391

Screw

-Sems

!{.20x%

2879

Clip

5417

T

ank

-Fuel

5459

Clamp

-Tonk

5186

Cap

-Fuel Tank

909059

·4 Bolt Round

Head

),.{

·20 x 1

~

915515

·4

4941

6485

4256

950153

7263

7261

920159

·4

Nut

-SCjuare ),.{.20

An

'y

Valve & Filter

Ho

se -Fuel

Clip -Fuel

Clamp

-Corbin

P<6

Oi

a .

An

'y Switch -Ignition

Nut

-Hex. Special

%·32

L

ockwosher

U6

Dia . Int. T

oo

th

No.

Req'd.

4

1

8

1

I

4

1

6

1

4

I

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

2

1

I

1

I

2

1

Ref.

No

.

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

160

161

162

163

1

64

165

166

167

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

1

79

180

181

182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

Part

No

.

7262

5451

920215

·4

5423

5480

5481

5483

54

82

915562

920078·4

5484

6486

6487

6488

7223

7226

7227

Description

Key -

Ig

nition

Insu

lator

-Switch

Washer

-

Spacer

A

n'y

Lomp -

Generotor

Ass'y

Cigar

lighter

-

Complete

Ass'y Knob & Plug

She

ll

Ass'y

Socket

Nut

# 8-

32

B

rass

lockw

ashe

r # 8

Au

'y Wire

Battery

Wiring

Harness

Wire

Ba

ttery

To

Ground

Ass'y

Re

fle

ctor

H

ousing

& So

ck

et

Ass'y Wire

and

Terminal

Spring

7228

Bulb

(#

1156)

7075

l

ens

7229

Screw #6-32 x

Ya

Special

7184

Switch

7185

Ho rn

en

-Lights

3023

Clip

5432

Au

'y Wheel &

Ti

re - R

ear

5433

Wheel

12x7JA

5434

Tire

5435

Valve

1004

lu

g

Bo

lt -Wheel

P<6-20

5637

Ass'y Wheel, Tire &

Tu

be

-

Fr

ont

5635

Wh

ee

l

4999

Be

aring

-Ball

5

636

Ti

re -16 x

5.50

- 8

5512

Tube

2844

Washer

2816

Hu

bcap

4

875

St

eer

ing Wheel

2897

In

sert

933188

Roll

Pi

n

3{6

x 1

937014

Key

-

Woodruff

# 9

908030

·4 Bolt H

ex.

%.1

6 x X

3775

Wa

s

her

-Special

7186

7187

6165

5604

4581

1813

1586

7183

D

eca

l - Hood Trim

R.H.

Dec

a l - Hood Trim l.H.

Decal -

Sea

t

la

tch

Decal -

Attachment

Decal -

Steering

Wheel

Tool

"V" Belt

Decal -Shift

Patt

ern

No.

Req'd.

2

1

2

1

I

1

I

2

1

4

1

2

10

2

4

2

I

1

I

1

I

____

~

____

___

L .

_____

____________

~

__

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