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General| Engine Type | 4-Cycle |
|---|---|
| Cutting Positions | 6 |
| Drive Type | Rear-wheel drive |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Cutting Height (inches) | 1.5-3.75 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Assembly steps specific to tractors featuring a single front deck suspension bracket.
Assembly steps tailored for tractors equipped with dual front deck suspension brackets.
General assembly procedures applicable to all tractor models.
Attaching the frame assembly to the tractor frame brackets using notches and shoulder bolts.
Securing the frame assembly and inserting the attachment rod through holes.
Connecting the small holes of the lift links to welded pins with hairpin cotters.
Attaching lift links to the frame assembly using clevis pins, washers, and hairpin cotters.
Description of the lift handle and blade angle handle controls for operating the dozer blade.
Guidance on operating the dozer blade, including traction, terrain, and speed considerations.
Adjusting the blade angle lock bars for proper disengagement from the pivot plate.
Modifying blade spring tension for safety and automatic tripping on obstacles.
Procedure to lock the dozer blade's spring trip action for heavy-duty work.
Adjusting blade shoe height for different terrain surfaces and cleaning effectiveness.
A schedule for routine checks including fasteners, wear, cleaning, and lubrication.
Instructions for verifying the security of all bolts, nuts, and hairpin cotters.
Guidance on inspecting the scraper and shoes for wear and potential reversal.
Procedures for cleaning the blade after use and touching up bare metal.
Instructions for lubricating all pivot points seasonally to ensure free movement.
Troubleshooting common issues when the blade is difficult to raise.
Troubleshooting common issues when the blade is difficult to pivot.
Troubleshooting issues related to the lock mechanism and disengagement.
Step-by-step guide to detach the dozer blade from the tractor.
Best practices for storing the dozer blade to prevent rust and ensure longevity.
