4.4 Battery:
1. Keep
the
battery clean.
Remove electrolyte with a
cleaning solution
containing ammonia. Take care not to
allow the cleaner
to
get
into the battery.
2. If
the
battery should
get
discharged, charge at 6 to
8
amps for
20 minutes.
ftre
battery
should
be
charged
every
3 to
4
weeks
when
the tractor is in storage.
3. Keep
the
by
adding
battery filled
to the bottom of the
fill
tube
clean
distilled water
(af
ter chargi.,g
)
.
Remove battery from tractor
before
tipping or
liftinq the unit
for adjustments. Battery is
not sealed
and
spilled acid wilI
damage
equip-
ment.
I^lhe
n handl ing
battery, be
sure to
avoid
contact
with battery acid,
which can cause
serious
iniury to eyes,
etc.
Storaoe
:ar-teries
give
off
hiqhlv inflammable
hydrogen
gas.
Do not
allow sparks
or flame
near
batt-erv. Do not Iay tools across
batterv
terminals which
may
cause a
spark
resulting in
an
explosi-cn.
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4.5
Electrolyte
contains sulphuric acid which
is
harmf
u1
to
sl<in,
eyes,
and clothing.
HandIe
with extrere care.
If
spillage
occurs on
body
or clothing,
rinse
at once
with water.
Reversed battery
cables
or reversed
cables
from a battery charger or
booster
battery can
cause
damaged
to the
product.
Sparks and
potential
hazards
to operator could result.
Make certain the
ground
cable is
connected to
the
engine and the
positive
cable
is connected
to the
positive
(+)
terminal.
Gear Lever
"
Check
tightness
of
screws holding shift handle
in
the
detent
positions.
Screws
must be
tightened securely. This will
eliminate
jumping
out of
gear.
See
Figure 4.
SHIFT
HANDTE
TIGHTEN
DETEilT SCREWS
THROUGH
HOLES T(t
HOLO SHIFT
TEVEB
Iil GEAB
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FIGURE 4
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