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^NOTE
At
no
time
should
the
high-speed
adjustment
screw
be
less
than
1-3/8
turns
from
the
closed
position
or
greater
than
1-1/2
turns
from
the
closed
position.
If
the
engine
does
not
run
correctly
between
1-3/8
and
1-1/2,
the
high-speed
adjustment
valve
must
be
replaced.
IDLE
SPEED
ADJUSTMENT
(All
Tractors)
Run
engine
at
maximum
governed,
no
load
speed
for
a
minimum
of
30
seconds,
then
allow
engine
speed
to
fall
to
idle
or
put
throttle
into
idle
position.
Set
engine
speed
to
1800
(+
or
-
75
RPM)
by
turning
the
idle
speed
screw
in
or
out.
IDLE
FUEL
ADJUSTMENT
(All
Tractors)
Set
the
idle
fuel
mixture
by
turning
the
idle
fuel
screw
out,
from
the
closed
position,
3/4
to
1-1/4
turns.
MAINTENANCE
ENGINE
OIL
The
engine
crankcase
is
filled
with
ship-away
oil.
This
oil
may
be
used
for
the
first
5
hours
of
engine
operation
at
temperatures
between
0
degrees
F.
and
90
degrees
F.
If
temperatures
are
not
within
this
range,
drain
the
oil
from
the
oil
filter
and
crankcase
and
replace
with
new
oil
as
specified
in
the
"LUBRICATION
TABLE".
To
aid
starting,
the
selection
of
crankcase
lubricating
oils
should
be
based
on
the
lowest
anticipated
temperatures
until
the
next
drain
period.
Cub
Cadet
Low
Ash
Engine
Oil
meeting
API
Service
Classification
SF
is
recommended.
For
maximum
en
-
gine
life
select
API
SF
oils
with
lowest
levels
of
barium,
calcium,
or
magnesium
additives
and
minimum
ash
content
{approximately
0.5%).
Lubricant
suppliers
will
normally
furnish
this
Information
on
their
engine
oils.
Multi-viscosity
numbered
oils
such
as
SAE
10W-30
or
SAE
10W-40
can
be
used
above
32
degrees
Fahren
-
heit.
Regularly
check
the
oil
level
of
the
engine
crankcase
to
see
that
It
is
filled
to
the
correct
level.
Always
keep
the
oil
level
between
the
"FULL"
and
the
"LOW"
marks
on
the
dipstick.
When
checking
the
oil
lever
the
dipstick
must
be
withdrawn
and
wiped
clean,
then
in¬
serted
all
the
way
and
withdrawn
for
a
true
reading.
i^NOTE
Check
the
oil
level
only
while
the
engine
is
stopped
and
tractor
is
level.
^NOTE
During
initial
break-in
period
the
engine
oil
level
should
be
checked
frecuently.
FILLING
THE
CRANKCASE
To
fill
the
crankcase
with
oil,
place
the
tractor
on
a
level
surface.
Clean
the
area
around
the
oil
fill
tube
and
dipstick
to
prevent
debris
from
entering
the
crank
-
case.
^NOTE
Never
overfill
the
engine
crankcase.
Engine
may
overheat
and/or
damage
may
result
if
the
crankcase
is
below
the
"LOW"
mark
or
over
the
"FULL"
mark.
For
oil
capacity
refer
to
the
"SPECIFICATIONS"
and
"LUBRICATION
TABLE"
sections.
Remove
the
oil
fill
cap
and
dipstick
and
fill
to
the
full
mark
on
the
dipstick.
POUR
SLOWLY.
Capacity
is
4
pints.
When
checking
the
oil
level,
push
the
dipstick
assembly
firmly
but
slowly
until
cap
bottoms
on
tube.
DO
NOT
OVERFILL.
Dipstick
assembly
MUST
BE
PUSHED
FULLY
INTO
TUBE
AT
ALL
TIMES
WHEN
ENGINE
IS
OPERATING.
HYDROSTATIC
DRIVE
HYDRAULIC
FLUID
FILTER
(1210
and
1211
Tractors
Only)
^NOTE
Clean
the
outside
area
before
removing
the
filter
to
keep
dirt
from
getting
into
the
trans
-
mission
case.
If
a
mower
is
mounted
on
the
tractor,
the
mower
must
be
lowered
to
facili
-
tate
removal
of
the
filter.
Remove
the
throw
away
can
type
filter
and
replace
with
a
new
filter
after
the
first
10
and
50
hours
of
operation,
and
every
100
hours
of
operation
there¬
after.
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BrandCub Cadet
Model1204
CategoryLawn Mower
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