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3.
Turn
ignition
key
switch
to
"ON"
position
to
activate
fuel
pump.
4.
Retighten
air
vent
plugs
when
air
bubbles
do
not
appear
anymore.
5.
Turn
ignition
key
to
"OFF"
position.
WARRANTY
NOTICE
The
warranty
on
these
engines
and/or
power
train
components
shall
not
apply
to
any
failure
that
results
from
an
unauthorized
adjustment
of
the
fuel
injection
system.
Any
attempt
to
increase
the
engine
horsepower
by
increasing
engine
r.p.m.
above
its
rated
maximum,
or
by
other
means,
not
only
affects
traveling
speeds
but
affects
the
life
of
matching
parts
and
voids
the
com¬
pany
responsibility
as
outlined
in
the
warranty.
INJECTION
PUMP
(Air
Bleeding)
A
CAUTION
Always
keep
the
air
vent
plug
on
the
fuel
injection
pump
closed
except
when
bleeding
system,
or
it
may
cause
the
engine
to
stop.
If
the
engine
will
not
start
after
bleeding
the
fuel
pump,
bleed
the
air
further
in
the
system
as
follows.
(See
Figure
37.)
1.
Loosen
the
air
vent
plug.
2.
Turn
ignition
key
switch
to
"ON"
position
to
activate
fuel
pump.
3.
Tighten
the
air
vent
plug.
CHECKING
THE
FUEL
LINES
A
WARNING
Check
or
replace
the
fuel
lines
only
after
the
engine
is
stopped
and
is
not
hot.
Broken
fuel
lines
can
cause
fires.
A
CAUTION
When
the
fuel
lines
are
disconnected,
plug
them
at
both
ends
with
clean
cloth
or
paper
to
prevent
dirt
from
entering
the
lines.
Dirt
in
the
lines
can
cause
fuel
injection
pump
mal¬
function.
1
1.
Air
Vent
Plug
2.
Injection
Pump
Check
the
fuel
lines
every
50
hours
of
operation.
1.
The
fuel
lines
deteriorate
regardless
of
amount
of
use
of
tractor.
2.
Replacement
of
fuel
lines
are
recommended
every
2
years.
If
the
fuel
lines
and
clamps
are
found
worn
or
damaged
before
two
years,
replace
or
repair
immediately.
3.
After
replacement
of
the
lines
and
clamps,
bleed
the
fuel
system.
CLEANING
THE
FUEL
FILTER
CUP
A
CAUTION
If
dust
and
dirt
enter
the
fuel,
the
fuel
pump
and
injection
nozzle
are
subject
to
quick
wear.
To
prevent
this,
be
sure
to
clean
the
fuel
filter
cup
periodically.
Clean
the
fuel
filter
every
100
hours.
This
should
not
be
done
in
the
field,
but
in
a
clean
place
so
as
to
prevent
dust
intrusion.
1.
Close
the
fuel
filter
cup
shut-off
valve.
(See
Fig¬
ures
35
and
36.)
2.
Unscrew
and
remove
the
filter
cup,
and
rinse
with
kerosene.
3.
Take
out
the
filter
element
and
rinse
in
kerosene.
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Cub Cadet 1782 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Horsepower17 HP
Transmission TypeHydrostatic
Cutting Width50 inches
Drive2WD
Reverse Speed0-3.5 mph
Blades3
Fuel Capacity3 U.S. gallons
Cutting Height1.0 - 4.0 inches

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