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Sears GT 18 User Manual

Sears GT 18
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Sears
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OWNERS
MANUAL
MODEL NO.
917.257120
Caution:
Read Rules for
Safe Operation
and Instruction s
Carefully
GT18
GARDEN TRACTOR
Assembly
Installation
Operation
Repairs Parts '_
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Sears GT 18 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSears
ModelGT 18
CategoryTractor
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Warranty Information

Rules for Safe Operation

Assembly Instructions

Initial Adjustments and Service

Operation

Starting the Engine

Learn how to start the tractor's engine safely using the ignition key and controls.

Warming Up the Engine

Proper procedure for warming up the engine before operating the tractor.

Tractor Operation on Hills

Guidelines for safely operating the tractor on slopes, including speed and turning.

Stopping Your Tractor

Steps to safely bring the tractor to a complete stop using brake and controls.

Transporting Your Tractor

Instructions for safely moving the tractor by pushing or towing.

Starting with Low Battery

Procedure for starting the tractor with a low battery using jumper cables and safety precautions.

Maintenance

First 2 Hours Maintenance

Initial maintenance checks and engine oil change after the first two operating hours.

Frequently Performed Checks

Regular checks for battery, tire pressure, and air screen to ensure proper function.

Every 5 Hours Maintenance

Checks and lubrication required every five operating hours for engine oil, steering, and wheels.

Every 25 Hours Maintenance

Cleaning air filter and air screen, and changing engine oil at 25-hour intervals.

Every 50 Hours Maintenance

Cleaning engine cooling fins, checking transaxle oil, and inspecting the spark arrester muffler.

Every 100 Hours Maintenance

Replacing spark plugs and lubricating ball joints every 100 hours.

Every 200 Hours Maintenance

Replacing the air cleaner paper cartridge at 200-hour intervals.

Every 480 Hours Maintenance

Changing the transaxle oil every 480 operating hours.

As Needed Maintenance

Tasks like fuel filter replacement, brake, parking brake, and carburetor adjustments.

V-Belt, Battery, and Tire Care

Procedures for V-belt, battery, terminal maintenance, and tire care.

Finish Care

Protecting the tractor's finish and seat from chemicals and applying wax.

Trouble Shooting

Storage

Engine Oil and Fuel System Preparation

Procedures for draining oil and preparing the fuel system for storage to prevent gumming.

Cylinder and Battery Storage

Protecting the cylinder with oil and storing the battery properly in a dry place.

General Cleaning for Storage

Cleaning the tractor's exterior, engine, and components before long-term storage.

Repair Parts

Main Frame, Dash, and Grill Parts

Parts list and diagrams for the tractor's main body, dash, and front grill.

Steering and Final Drive Parts

Components related to the tractor's steering mechanism and final drive system.

Brake and Clutch Parts

Parts listing for the tractor's brake and clutch control systems.

Electrical System Parts

Diagrams and parts for the tractor's wiring, ignition, lights, and accessories.

Transaxle Parts

Detailed breakdown of components within the tractor's transaxle unit.

Front Axle Parts

Components of the tractor's front axle assembly, including spindles and tie rods.

Carburetor Parts

Exploded view and part numbers for the tractor's carburetor.

Engine Parts

Components of the Craftsman 4-cycle engine, including cylinder and internal parts.

Starter Motor Parts

Detailed parts list and diagram for the tractor's starter motor assembly.

Service Notes

How to Order Repair Parts

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