13.
If the unit should start
to
vibrate abnormally,
stop the engine, disengage the
PTa,
and check
for
the cause. Abnormal vibration is generally a
warning
of
trouble. If unable
to
locate cause, call
your
service dealer.
14.
Never make
an
attachment adjustment while en-
gine is running
if
the operator must dismount to
do so.
15.
Take all possible precautions when parking
or
leaving the equipment unattended: STOP the
engine, remove the key, put the direction control
in neutral, and lower equipment.
16.
Do
not
run engine indoors, except when starting
engine and
for
transporting equipment
in
or
out
of
building. Open outside
door
as
exhaust fumes
are dangerous.
17. Never operate machine at high transport speeds
on slippery surfaces.
18.
Disengage the
tractor
PTa
when transporting
or
not
in use.
19.
Do
not
overload machine capacity
by
attempting
to
operate equipment at
too
fast a rate.
20.
Use
only
attachments and accessories approved
by manufacturer
of
the equipment. Unapproved
attachments can result in damage
to
the equip-
ment
or
in personal injury.
21.
Be alert
for
traffic when near
or
crossing road-
ways.
22.
Do not start
or
stop suddenly when going up
or
down slopes. When mowing,
go
up and down
the face
of
slopes, never across. DO
NOT
mow
excessively steep slopes.
23.
When using the
tractor
with powered equipment,
never direct the discharge so as
to
endanger life
or
property
such
as
people, pets, structures,
cars, etc.
24.
Stay alert
for
holes in the terrain and
other
hid-
den hazards.
25.
Keep the equipment in good operating
condi-
tion, and keep safety devices in place.
26.
Do
not
change the engine governor settings
or
overspeed the engine.
4
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
1.
Keep all bolts, nuts, screws
tight
to
be sure
equipment is in safe working condition.
2.
Never store equipment with gasoline in the tank, t
inside a building where open flames
or
sparks
are present.
Allow
the engine
to
cool before
storing in any enclosure.
3.
Keep engine free of grass, leaves,
or
debris,
or
ex-
cessive grease to prevent overheating and pos-
sible fire hazard.
4.
Do not touch the muffler
or
exhaust pipes until
they have had sufficient time to cool.
5.
Do not change the engine governor beyond
specified setting. (3600 RPM)
6.
Prevent accidental starting by removing the
spark plug wire from the spark plug. Remove the
key, and set parking brake when servicing the
tractor.
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