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I
ADJUSTMENTS
Ac
WAR
WARNING
Do
not
at
any
time
make
any
adjust¬
ment
to
riding
mower
without
first
stopping
engine
and
disconnecting
spark
plug
wire.
8.
Place
the
speed
control
lever
in
2nd
speed
position.
9.
Adjust
the
rod
by
threading
it
in
or
out
of
the
fer¬
rule
until
it
is
all
the
way
to
the
front
of
the
slot
as
shown
in
figure
23.
10.
S
ecure
the
speed
control
rod
using
the
flat
washer
and
hairpin
cotter.
THROTTLE
CONTROL
If
adjustment
is
needed,
refer
to
the
separate
ngine
manual
packed
with
your
unit.
SPEED
CONTROL
LEVER
ADJUSTMENT
NOTE
When
operating
the
unit
initially
or
after
replacing
the
belts,
there
will
be
little
difference
between
the
highest
two
speeds
until
after
the
belts
have
gone
through
a
break-in
period
and
have
seated
themselves
into
the
pulleys.
If
the
full
range
of
speeds
cannot
be
obtained
or
your
unit,
adjust
the
speed
control
lever
as
follows.
1.
Start
the
engine.
2.
Place
the
shift
lever
in
Neutral
position.
3.
Place
the
speed
control
lever
in
high
jpeed
position.
4.
Release
the
clutch-brake
pedal
completely,
then
slowly
depress
the
pedal
all
the
way
(to
park
posi¬
tion).
Hold
the
pedal
in
this
position.
5.
Turn
the
engine
off.
6.
After
engine
stops
completely,
release
the
c
utch-
brake
pedal.
7.
Disconnect
the
speed
control
rod
by
removir
g
the
hairpin
cotter
and
flat
washer.
See
figure
2
3.
NEUTRAL
ADJUSTMENT
(See
Figure
24)
1.
Place
the
transmission
in
neutral.
(The
unit
will
move
freely
when
pushed
forward
and
backward
with
the
parking
brake
released).
2.
Loosen
the
bolt
which
secures
the
shift
lever
assembly
to
the
shift
lever
adjusting
link.
3.
Place
the
shift
lever
in
the
neutral
slot.
4.
Tighten
the
hex
bolt
to
13
foot
pounds.
FIGURE
24.
BRAKE
ADJUSTMENT
(See
Figure
25)
The
brake
is
located
by
the
left
rear
wheel
inside
the
frame.
During
normal
operation
of
this
machine,
the
brake
is
subject
to
wear
and
will
require
periodic
ex¬
amination
and
adjustment.
To
adjust
the
brake,
remove
the
cotter
pin.
Adjust
the
castle
nut
so
the
brake
starts
to
engage
when
the
brake
lever
is
Va"
to
5/16"
away
from
the
axle
housing.
NOTE
FIGURE
23.
16
Figure
25
is
shown
with
the
unit
tipped
up
on
rear
wheels
for
clarity
only.

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