NEUTRAL START SPRING TENSION ADJUSTMENT
The neutral start spring tension affects the amount of pressure required on the foot pedal. This pressure may be
adjusted by adding or subtracting WASHER B as shown in Figure 4, page 11. Adding washers will require less
pressure, and subtracting washers will require more pressure on the foot pedal. Adjust tension so that the pedal will
return to neutral immediately when removing foot pressure from pedal.
CAUTION: ADDING TOO MANY WASHERS B WILL PREVENT THE FOOT PEDAL FROM RETURNING TO
NEUTRAL.
NEUTRAL CENTERING ADJUSTMENT
See figure 4, page 11. Loosen NUTS G and D. Slide the FLAT SPRING C up or down so spring will return
transmission to neutral. If mower is moving forward, slide spring down. If mower is moving backward, move
spring up.
NOTE: Move FLAT SPRING C a small amount, start tractor and check for movement. Readjust, if
necessary.
NEUTRAL START SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
Adjust the distance between switch plunger and neutral start spring to .040 in.
For a coarse adjustment, remove NUT G (figure 4-A, page 11) and add or remove WASHERS F (figure 4-A).
For fine adjustment, screw NUT E (figure 4-A) in or out as needed.
FOOT PEDAL SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENTS
Sensitivity of the foot pedal can be adjusted as shown in Figure 4-B, on page 11. Attaching the rod end bearing in
holes as shown in position No. 1 gives the least sensitive reaction from the Foot Pedal. Attaching the rod end
bearing to holes as shown in positions No. 2, 3, and 4 increases the sensitivity reaction, with position No. 4 giving
the most sensitive reaction.
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