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General| Cylinders | 2 |
|---|---|
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Drive | 2WD |
| Engine | Kohler |
| Engine Type | 4-cycle |
| Front Tire Size | 16x6.50-8 |
| Rear Tire Size | 23x10.50-12 |
Details the warranty coverage for outdoor power products and attachments provided by Cub Cadet.
Lists items not covered by warranty and limitations on the company's responsibility.
Explains how to get warranty service and the terms for replacement parts.
Critical safety instructions and warnings for operating the tractor, including engine exhaust and general hazards.
Covers maintaining safety decals and general operational safety advice for the tractor.
Specific safety guidelines for jump-starting the tractor's battery to prevent sparks and explosions.
Welcomes new owners, advises on manual study, and highlights dealer importance.
Guides owners on finding and recording the tractor's model and serial numbers for service.
Identifies and illustrates key controls for both the 1806 and 1812 tractor models.
Explains the function of brake pedals, locks, clutch-brake pedals, and the front PTO control switch.
Details the interlock safety switches and the lift handle/lever for equipment operation.
Describes hydraulic front power outlet controls and the lift height indicator for attached equipment.
Instructions on using the cam lock knob for setting implement height positions.
Covers ignition switch, hour meter, throttle lever, and speed control functions.
Explains operation of gear shift, creeper drive, and speed control levers for different models.
Essential checks including fuel, oil, tires, and seat adjustment before starting operation.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including safety interlocks and choke use.
Procedures for properly shutting down the engine and securing the tractor.
Guidelines for initial engine break-in and starting procedures in cold temperatures.
Instructions for operating the tractor, including safe driving and stopping methods.
Guidance on operating safely on inclines, including warnings and techniques for avoiding rollovers.
Procedures for stopping the 1810, 1811, and 1812 models safely.
Procedures for stopping the 1806 model and operating its creeper drive system.
Details on operating the front PTO clutch and its break-in procedure for enhanced lifespan.
Instructions for adjusting the seat for comfortable and safe operation.
Covers adjusting the power take-off clutch and the specific clutch adjustment for the 1806 tractor.
Step-by-step guide to adjust tractor brakes and a method to check their effectiveness.
Instructions for adjusting front wheel toe-in and turning radius for proper steering.
Details on setting engine idle speed and adjusting the idle fuel mixture screw.
Covers oil type, viscosity, change intervals, and checking oil levels.
Procedures for adding oil to the crankcase and replacing the engine oil filter.
Instructions for cleaning and oiling the foam pre-cleaner element of the air cleaner.
Procedures for replacing the hydraulic fluid filter for hydrostatic drive units.
Covers servicing paper air cleaners, cleaning the engine, and spark plug maintenance.
Information on replacing lights, cleaning cylinder heads, and checking fuses.
Crucial warnings and advice for handling battery acid, gases, and preventing sparks.
Steps for maintaining electrolyte levels, checking specific gravity, and proper battery storage.
Safe procedures for battery removal, installation, and jump-starting the tractor.
Guidance on maintaining correct tire pressure and mounting tires on rims.
Steps to prepare the tractor for long-term storage, including fuel draining and protection.
Information on purchasing and installing additional equipment for tractor functionality.
Warnings about discharge hazards, bystanders, and operating on slopes.
Practices to achieve a clean cut and avoid uncut grass streaks, including mowing patterns.
Details specific maintenance operations like checks, cleaning, and lubrication based on operating hours.
Identifies common problems and solutions for a tractor that won't start.
Addresses issues like incorrect timing, poor spark, and engine knocking.
Solutions for reduced engine power, air cleaner issues, and engine overheating.
Lists all lubrication points, their capacities, and recommended lubricants with intervals.
Emphasizes proper lubrication techniques, tool cleanliness, and lubricant quality for machine longevity.
Details specific lubrication steps for steering knuckles, front axle, and transmission oil filter after 10 hours.
Covers lubrication tasks for 30, 50, and 100-hour intervals, including drive shafts and transmission.
Specifics on lubricating speed control linkage, cam plates, and checking transmission oil levels.
Lists fuel tank, crankcase, transmission capacities, and engine make, model, and bore.
Details gear speeds for transmission and creeper drive modes.
Covers electrical system voltage, battery, alternator, fuses, and tire sizes.
Lists overall length, width, height, wheelbase, ground clearance, and turning radius.
