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Disengage power to attachments when transporting or not in use.
Take precautions when leaving the vehicle unattended, like setting parking brake.
Reduce speed and exercise caution on slopes and in sharp turns to prevent tipping.
Know controls and how to stop quickly by reading the owner's manual.
Handle gasoline with care as it is highly flammable.
Keep the vehicle and attachments in good operating condition.
Set parking brake, shut off engine, remove key before dismounting.
Drive at a speed slow enough to ensure safety and complete control.
Hydraulic systems are highly pressurized; escaping oil can cause serious injury.
Too much tire pressure can cause tire or rim failure.
Improper operation on hillsides and slopes can be dangerous.
Procedure for jumpstarting, connecting cables, and safety warnings.
Never operate machine while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Do not mow in reverse unless absolutely necessary.
Improper operation on hillsides and slopes can be dangerous.
Understand engine power, steering, braking, and other operational aspects.
Inspect area for obstacles like rocks, ruts, and holes before operating on slopes.
Maintain slow speed, use low gear, drive forward downhill, and turn downward.
Operator's judgment is key; avoid slopes if in doubt. Inexperienced operators should not use slopes.
Adjustments to attachments or weight change tractor characteristics.
Tractive conditions vary with weather and terrain; slippery areas need caution.
Final word in safe operation rests on judgment; stay off slopes if in doubt.
Follow manual for efficient and long-lasting tractor operation.
Information on authorized dealers and replacement parts.
Includes spark arrestor, Canadian radio interference, and identification terms.
Lists key numbers: Tractor Model, P.I.N., Engine Model, Engine Serial, Engine Specification.
Figure 2 shows location of tractor model and product identification number.
Figure 3 shows location of engine numbers on Briggs & Stratton engine.
How to start, run, and stop the engine using the ignition key.
How to operate choke and throttle for engine starting and speed control.
Operating headlights and becoming familiar with all controls.
Understanding the battery light and using the hour meter for maintenance.
How to use the brake pedal and engage the parking brake lock.
How to lift, lower, and float attachments using the lever.
How to engage and disengage the PTO switch for attachments.
Safety feature that stops attachments when reversing; how to override.
How to select Low, Neutral, and High ranges for the transaxle.
How to stop, start forward/reverse travel using the levers/pedals.
Read manual, know controls, check shields, clear area.
Handle gasoline carefully, do not smoke near fuel.
Checks for fuel, oil, air cleaner, and controls.
Controlled break-in for satisfactory engine service using load and time guidelines.
Check oil every five hours; avoid overfilling.
Operate from seat only; avoid loose clothing.
Set controls (travel lever, PTO, choke, throttle) before starting.
Use ignition key to start; release immediately after engine runs.
Warm engine and hydraulic system before loading.
Give undivided attention; do not start by pushing or towing.
Move travel control lever or release pedal to neutral position.
Ensure tractor is stopped; use brake pedal and engage parking brake lock.
Pull throttle to slow, permit engine to cool, turn key to OFF.
Disengage PTO, lower attachment, neutral, parking brake, stop engine, remove key.
Operate on flat area first; select LOW for working/hillsides, HIGH for transport.
Use care with loads; use approved hitch points, limit loads, turn sharply.
Engage and control forward/reverse travel using levers and pedals.
Do not stop/start suddenly on hillsides; mow down slope face.
Lever movement, stopping, and brake pedal interaction for 4000 series on hills.
Turn front wheels downhill if rear wheels slip on slope.
Reduce speed before turning; engage drive before loading attachment.
Do not drive in reverse with attachment operating unless necessary.
Common causes like PTO engagement, fuel, spark plugs, and their solutions.
Issues like choke, air cleaner, fuel, and overheating, with remedies.
Engine stopping when off seat or in gear, and related issues.
Essential for keeping the tractor in top operating condition.
Manual covers daily operation and maintenance/adjustment instructions.
Refer to engine manual for specific engine maintenance and adjustment.
Daily checks, oil changes, filter replacement, and system capacities.
Greasing points like spindles, pivot pin, steering gear at specified intervals.
Procedures for transaxle oil and capacities for fuel and engine oil.
Details on make, model, bore, stroke, RPM, clearances, and spark plugs.
Details on transaxle type, speed ranges, tire size, and pressure.
Warning about over-inflating tires, which can cause failure.
Overall length, wheel base, and overall height.
Rear hood height and minimum ground clearance at the gear case.
Front and rear wheel tread measurements and tractor turning radius.
Diagram shows connections for headlights, PTO, ignition, battery, etc.
Key to understanding wire colors used in the diagram.
Diagram illustrating wiring for starter, lights, switches, and PTO.
Comprehensive list of wire colors and their meanings.
Disconnect negative cable first, connect negative cable last.
Keep terminals clean and tight; remove corrosion with wire brush.
Charge battery regularly to maintain voltage above 10.5V to prevent freezing.
Procedure for jumpstarting, connection sequence, and safety precautions.
DANGER: Explosive charges; CAUTION: Live parts, acid.
Step-by-step guide to remove and install headlight bulbs.
The 30 amp fuse protects circuits; how to remove and install.
Steps for engaging and disengaging the clutch at different throttle speeds.
Apply oil to pivot points; avoid oil on brake lining or drum.
Adjust shim washers for free play, ensuring no binding.
Use clean, fresh, regular no-lead gasoline with minimum octane ratings.
Handle with care; never store with gas in a building near flame.
Avoid gasoline containing alcohol, as it damages fuel system components.
Change oil every 500 hours; use appropriate viscosity based on temperature.
Keep oil level 5-6 inches from filler neck; avoid over/under filling.
Steps to drain hydraulic oil by pumping it out via drain plug.
Keep cooler clean and unobstructed daily to prevent overheating.
Replace filter every 500 hours or when oil is contaminated.
Adjust seat position and perform regular cleaning and protection.
Change oil every 500 hours; specifies type and viscosity.
Apply grease to front wheel spindles, bearings, pivot pin, steering gear every 25 hours.
Use multi-purpose grease; wipe fittings before applying.
Adjust shim washers for free play, ensuring no binding.
How to measure and adjust front wheel toe-in for proper alignment.
Parts, Operator's, and Service manuals available from Ingersoll Tractor Co.
Contact local dealer or company; provide model/serial numbers.
Charges for postage, handling, C.O.D.; allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.
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