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Wheel Horse 5-1421 - Maintenance; Safety Tips

Wheel Horse 5-1421
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heavy
cutting
it
may
be
necessary
to
slow
to
1}1
M,P,H,
When
mowing
extra
tall
grass,
raise
the
mower
to
the
travel
position
and
cut" Then
recut
at
normal
position.
Donlt
cut
grass
too
short. The
recommended
height
is
2
to
3 inches"
MAINTENANCE
For
best
results,
it
is
recommended
that
the
mower
be
removed
from
tractor
for
blade
maintenance,
When
blades
become
dull,
remove
and
regrind"
CAUTION:
Sharpen
evenly
on
both
ends
to
maintain
blade
balance,
Inspect
blades
frequently
(especially
after
hitting
an
object)
tighten
blade
mounting
bolt
if
necessary"
Each
blade
spindle
has
a
grease
fit-
ting visible
through
a hole
in
the
tap
of
the
deck.,
Apply
grease
to
the
fitting till
the
grease
comes
out
at
the
blade
cup" The
unit
should
be
greased
every
50
hours
of
use. A
regular
lubricating
pressure
gun
can
be
used"
MOWER
REMOVAL
To
remove
the
mower
from
the
tractor
pull
the
hair-
pin coller from
the
lift
stud
and
drop
the
lift
rod"
Re-
move
the
belt
from
the
Power
Take-Off" Pull
the
hair-
pin
cotter
from
the
left
hand
mounting
plate
and
pull
up
on
the
latch
to
drop
the
mower
support.
Turn
the
tractor
wheels
to
the
left
and
pull
the
mower
from
under
the
tractor" NOTE: The
hairpin
cotter
should
be
inserted
through
the
rear
hole
in
the
LH"
Mtg,
plate
to
hold
the
latch
up
when
the
tractor
is
being
operated
without
the
mower,
SAFETY TIPS
FOR RIDING LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN TRACTORS AND ATTACHMENTS
Know
the
controls
and
how
to
stop
quickly
_.
READ
THE
OWNERS' MANUAL
2
Do
not
allow
children
to
operate
machine;
nor
adults
to
operate
it
without
proper
Instruction,
3
Clear
work
area
of
objects
which
might
be
picked
up
and
thrown,
4
Disengage
all
clutches
and
shift
into
neutral
before
starting
motor, Keep
hands,
feet
and
clothing
away
from
power-driven
parts
5
Do
NOT
carry
passengers"
Keep
children
and
pets
a
safe
distance
away"
6
Never
direct
discharge
of
any
material
toward
bystanders
nor
allow
anyone
near
machine
while
in
operation
7,
Disengage
power
ta
any
attachment
and
stop
motor
before
leaving
operation
position
8
Take
precautions
when
leaving
machine
un-
attended
(fo
avoid
accidental
starting,
rolling
away,
accidental
dropping
of
any
attachment,
etc,.)
9
Disengage
power
to
any
attachment
whenever
it
is
not
in
use
or
when
traveling
from
one
work
area
to
another.
10
Stay
a!ert
for
holes
and
other
hidden
hazards
11,
Know
what
is
behind
you
before
backing
up"
12.
Beware
of
steep
slopes;
reduce
speed
on
all
side
slopes
and
sharp
turns
to
prevent
tipping
or
losing
control,
13"
Don't
stop
or
start
suddenly
when
going
uphill
or
downhill
14, Use
extra
care
when
pulling
loads
or
using
heavy
equipment"
(Refer
to
your
owner's
manual)
15
Watch
aut
for
traffic
when
near
roadways
16
Handle
gasoline
with
care
-.
it is
highly
flam-
mable,
A,
Use
approved
gasoline
container"
B,
Never
add
gasoline
to a
running
motor
.-
fill
tank
aut
of
doors
and
wipe
up
spilled
gasoline.
C.
Rep/ace
gasoline
cap
securely,
D"
Open
doors
if
motor
is
run
in
garage
-
exhaust
gases
are
dangerous
17"
Keep
machine
in
goad
operating
condition
and
keep
safety
devices
in place, Use
guards
as
instructed
in
owner's
manual
18,
Disengage
power
to
any
attachment
and
stop
motor
before
making
repairs
or
adjustments
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