Bolens 12AD569R565 Le manuel du propriétaire

Marque: Bolens

Modèle: 12AD569R565

Catégorie: Tondeuses à gazon

Taper: Le manuel du propriétaire

IMPORTANT: Read Safety Rules and In struc tions Care fully

Owner’s Man ual

¨SET-UP ¨OP ER A TION ¨MAIN TE NANCE

PRINTED IN U.S.A. 772C0753

MTD PRODUCTS LIMITED

KITCHENER, ON N2G 4J1

1-800-668-1238

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CALLING CUSTOMER SUPPORT

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and re cord the in formation in the space provided below.

IM POR TANT: You must have these num bers, along with the date and proof of

purchase to re ceive warranty or service.

• If you are having dif ficulty as sembling this product or if you have any questions re gard-

ing the con trols, op eration or maintenance of this unit, please call an authorized dealer.

• Please have your model num ber and se rial num ber ready when you call.

NOTE: Al though both num bers are im portant, you will be asked to enter only

your serial number be fore your call can be processed.

TABLE OF CON TENTS

CALLING CUS TOMER SUPPORT .............................................2

TABLE OF CON TENTS .....................................................2

IM POR TANT SAFE OP ER A TION PRAC TICES ....................................3

SLOPE GAUGE...........................................................6

UN PACKING.............................................................7

AS SEM BLY..............................................................7

CON TROLS .............................................................9

OP ER A TION............................................................10

AD JUST MENTS .........................................................12

LU BRI CA TION ..........................................................12

MAIN TE NANCE..........................................................12

OFF SEA SON STOR AGE IN STRUC TIONS......................................14

TROU BLE SHOOTING ....................................................15

RE PLACE MENT PARTS/PIÈCES DÉTACHÉES...................................16

WAR RANTY ............................................................22

GEN ERAL OP ER A TION

• Read, un derstand, and follow all in structions

on the machine and in the manual(s) be fore

at tempt ing to as sem ble and op er ate. Keep

this manual in a safe place for fu ture and

reg u lar ref er ence and for or der ing re place -

ment parts.

• Be fa miliar with all con trols and their proper

operation. Know how to stop the ma chine

and dis engage them quickly.

• Never al low chil dren un der 14 years old to

operate this ma chine. Children 14 years old

and over should read and un derstand the

op er a tion in struc tions and safety rules in

this manual and should be trained and su -

pervised by a par ent.

• Never al low adults to operate this ma chine

with out proper in struc tion.

• To help avoid blade con tact or a thrown ob -

ject in jury, keep bystanders, helpers,

children and pets at least 75 feet from the

machine while it is in op eration. Stop ma-

chine if anyone en ters the area.

• Thoroughly in spect the area where the

equipment is to be used. Re move all stones,

sticks, wire, bones, toys and other for eign

objects which could be trip ped over or

picked up and thrown by the blade. Thrown

objects can cause se rious per sonal in jury.

• Plan your mow ing pat tern to avoid dis -

charge of ma terial to ward roads, side walks,

bystanders and the like. Also, avoid dis -

charging ma terial against a wall or

obstruction which may cause dis charged

ma te rial to ric o chet back to ward the op er a -

tor.

• Always wear safety glasses or safety gog -

gles dur ing op er a tion and while per form ing

an ad justment or re pair to pro tect your eyes.

Thrown ob jects which ric ochet can cause

serious in jury to the eyes.

• Wear sturdy, rough-soled work shoes and

close-fitting slacks and shirts. Shirts and

pants that cover the arms and legs and

steel-toed shoes are rec ommended. Never

operate this ma chine in bare feet, san dals,

slippery or light weight (e.g. can vas) shoes.

• Many in juries oc cur as a re sult of the mower

being pulled over the foot dur ing a fall

caused by slip ping or trip ping. Do not hold

on to the mower if you are fall ing; re lease

the han dle im me di ately.

• Never pull the mower back to ward you while

you are walking. If you must back the

mower away from a wall or ob struction first

look down and be hind to avoid trip ping and

then follow these steps:

a) Step back from the mower to fully ex tend

your arms.

b) Be sure you are well bal anced with sure

foot ing.

c) Pull the mower back slowly, no more than

half way to ward you.

d) Repeat these steps as needed.

• Do not op erate the mower while un der the

influence of alcohol or drugs.

• Do not put hands or feet near ro tating parts

or un der the cut ting deck. Con tact with the

blade can am putate hands and feet.

• A miss ing or dam aged dis charge cover can

cause blade contact or thrown object in ju-

ries.

• Do not en gage the self-propelled mech a-

nism on units so equipped while start ing

en gine.

• Never attempt to make a wheel or cut ting

height adjustment while the en gine is run -

ning.

• The blade control han dle is a safety de vice.

Never at tempt to bypass its op eration.

Doing so makes the safety de vice in opera-

This unit has been inspected against the man ufacturers qual ity check list. In case of a dis crep-

ancy, please call us. We will make ev ery effort to ship the part(s) by courier within one working

day of your call.

IM POR TANT SAFE OP ER A TION PRAC TICES

WARNING: This sym bol points out im portant safety in structions which, if not fol-

lowed, could en danger the per sonal safety and/or prop erty of your self and oth ers.

Read and fol low all in structions in this manual be fore attempting to op erate this

machine. Failure to comply with these in structions may result in personal in jury.

When you see this sym bol— heed its warning.

DANGER: This ma chine was built to be op erated ac cording to the rules for safe op -

eration in this man ual. As with any type of power equip ment, care lessness or er ror

on the part of the op erator can re sult in se rious in jury. This ma chine is ca pable of

amputating hands and feet and throwing ob jects. Fail ure to ob serve the following

safety in structions could re sult in se rious in jury or death.

tive and may re sult in personal in jury

through con tact with the rotating blade. The

blade con trol han dle must op erate eas ily in

both di rec tions and au to mat i cally re turn to

the dis en gaged po si tion when re leased.

• Never operate the mower in wet grass. Al -

ways be sure of your footing. A slip and fall

can cause se rious personal in jury. If you feel

you are los ing your foot ing, re lease the

blade con trol han dle im me di ately and the

blade will stop ro tating within three sec onds.

• Mow only in daylight or in good ar tificial

light. Walk, never run.

• Stop the blade when cross ing gravel drives,

walks or roads.

• If the equip ment should start to vi brate ab -

normally, stop the en gine and check

immediately for the cause. Vibration is gen-

erally a warn ing of trou ble.

• Shut the en gine off and wait un til the blade

comes to a com plete stop be fore removing

the grass catcher or un clogging the chute.

The cut ting blade continues to ro tate for a

few sec onds after the en gine is shut off.

Never place any part of the body in the

blade area un til you are sure the blade has

stopped ro tat ing.

• Never op erate mower without proper trail

shield, dis charge cover, grass catcher, blade

control han dle or other safety protective de -

vices in place and work ing. Never op erate

mower with dam aged safety de vices. Failure

to do so, can re sult in personal in jury.

• Muffler and en gine be come hot and can

cause a burn. Do not touch.

• Only use parts and ac cessories made for

this machine by the man ufacturer. Failure to

do so, can result in personal in jury.

• If situations occur which are not covered in

this manual, use care and good judg ment.

Con tact your cus tomer sup port de part ment.

SLOPE OP ER A TION

Slopes are a ma jor fac tor re lated to slip and

fall ac cidents which can re sult in se vere in -

jury. Op eration on slopes re quires ex tra

caution. If you feel un easy on a slope, do

not mow it. For your safety, use the slope

gauge in cluded as part of this man ual to

measure slopes be fore op erating this unit on

a sloped or hilly area. If the slope is greater

than 15 de grees, do not mow it.

DO:

• Mow across the face of slopes; never up

and down. Ex ercise ex treme cau tion when

changing di rection on slopes. Watch for

holes, ruts, bumps, rocks, or other hid den

objects which can cause you to slip or trip.

Tall grass can hide ob stacles. Al ways be

sure of your foot ing. A slip and fall can

cause se rious personal in jury. If you feel you

are losing your balance, re lease the blade

con trol han dle im me di ately, and the blade

will stop ro tating within 3 sec onds.

DO NOT:

• Do not mow near drop-offs, ditches or em-

bankments, you could lose your foot ing or

bal ance.

• Do not mow slopes greater than 15 de grees

as shown on the slope gauge.

• Do not mow on wet grass. Un stable foot ing

could cause slip ping.

CHILDREN

• Tragic ac cidents can oc cur if the op erator is

not alert to the presence of chil dren. Children

are of ten at tracted to the mower and the

mowing ac tivity. They do not un derstand the

dangers. Never as sume that chil dren will re -

main where you last saw them.

a) Keep chil dren out of the mow ing area

and un der the watch ful care of a re spon-

sible adult other than the operator.

b) Be alert and turn mower off if a child en-

ters the area.

c) Before and while mov ing back wards, look

behind and down for small chil dren.

d) Use ex treme care when ap proaching

blind cor ners, door ways, shrubs, trees, or

other ob jects that may obscure your vi -

sion of a child who may run into the

mower.

e) Keep chil dren away from hot or run ning

engines. They can suf fer burns from a hot

muf fler.

• Never al low chil dren un der 14 years old to

operate a power mower. Children 14 years

old and over should read and un derstand

the operation in structions and safety rules in

this manual and should be trained and su -

pervised by a par ent.

SERVICE SAFE HAN DLING OF GAS OLINE:

• To avoid per sonal in jury or prop erty dam age

use ex treme care in handling gasoline. Gas-

oline is ex tremely flammable and the va pors

are ex plo sive. Se ri ous per sonal in jury can

occur when gasoline is spilled on yourself or

your clothes which can ig nite. Wash your

skin and change clothes im mediately.

a) Use only an ap proved gas oline con tainer.

b) Never fill containers in side a ve hicle or on

a truck or trailer bed with a plas tic liner.

Always place containers on the ground

away from your ve hicle be fore fill ing.

c) When prac ti cal, re move gas-pow ered

equipment from the truck or trailer and

refuel it on the ground. If this is not possi-

ble, then re fuel such equipment on a

trailer with a por table container, rather

than from a gas oline dis penser noz zle.

d) Keep the nozzle in con tact with the rim of

the fuel tank or con tainer opening at all

times un til fueling is com plete. Do not

use a noz zle lock-open de vice.

e) Ex tin guish all cig a rettes, ci gars, pipes

and other sources of ignition.

f) Never fuel machine in doors.

g) Never re move gas cap or add fuel while

the en gine is hot or run ning. Al low en -

gine to cool at least two minutes be fore

re fu el ing.

h) Never over fill fuel tank. Fill tank to no

more than ½ inch be low bot tom of filler

neck to pro vide space for fuel ex pansion.

i) Replace gas oline cap and tighten se -

curely.

j) If gas oline is spilled, wipe it off the en gine

and equip ment. Move unit to an other

area. Wait 5 min utes be fore start ing the

en gine.

k) Never store the machine or fuel container

inside where there is an open flame,

spark or pilot light as on a wa ter heater,

space heater, fur nace, clothes dryer or

other gas ap pliances.

l) To re duce fire haz ard, keep ma chine free

of grass, leaves, or other de bris build-up.

Clean up oil or fuel spill age and re move

any fuel soaked de bris.

m) Allow ma chine to cool at least 5 min utes

be fore stor ing.

GEN ERAL SER VICE:

• Never run an en gine in doors or in a poorly

ven ti lated area. En gine ex haust con tains car-

bon mon oxide, an odor less and deadly gas.

• Be fore clean ing, re pair ing, or in spect ing,

make certain the blade and all mov ing parts

have stopped. Dis connect the spark plug

wire and ground against the en gine to pre -

vent un in tended start ing.

• Check the blade and en gine mounting bolts

at fre quent intervals for proper tight ness.

Also, vi sually in spect blade for dam age

(e.g., bent, cracked, worn) Re place blade

with the orig i nal equip ment man u fac turer’s

(O.E.M.) blade only, listed in this manual.

“Use of parts which do not meet the orig inal

equip ment spec i fi ca tions may lead to im-

proper per for mance and com pro mise

safety!”

• Mower blades are sharp and can cut. Wrap

the blade(s) or wear gloves, and use ex tra

cau tion when ser vic ing them.

• Keep all nuts, bolts, and screws tight to be

sure the equipment is in safe working con di-

tion.

• Never tamper with safety de vices. Check

their proper op er a tion reg u larly.

• After strik ing a for eign ob ject, stop the en-

gine, dis connect the spark plug wire and

ground against the en gine. Thoroughly in -

spect the mower for any dam age. Re pair the

dam age be fore start ing and op er at ing the

mower.

• Grass catcher com ponents, dis charge cover,

and trail shield are sub ject to wear and

damage which could expose mov ing parts

or al low ob jects to be thrown. For safety

pro tec tion, fre quently check com po nents

and re place im me di ately with orig i nal equip-

ment manufacturer’s (O.E.M.) parts only,

listed in this man ual. “Use of parts which do

not meet the orig i nal equip ment spec i fi ca -

tions may lead to im proper per formance

and com pro mise safety!”

• Do not change the en gine governor setting

or overspeed the en gine. The governor con -

trols the max imum safe op erating speed of

the en gine.

• Maintain or re place safety and in struction la-

bels, as nec essary.

• Observe proper dis posal laws and reg ula-

tions. Im proper dis posal of flu ids and

ma te ri als can harm the en vi ron ment.

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(Keep this sheet in a safe place for fu ture reference.)

OWNER'S

MAN UAL

SAFETY LA BEL

WARNING - Your Re spon si bil ity:

Restrict the use of this power ma chine to per sons who

read, un derstand and follow the warn ings and in struc-

tions in this manual and on the ma chine.

It is suggested that this manual be read in its

entirety before attempting to assemble or

operate. Keep this manual in a safe place for

future reference and for ordering

replacement parts.

This unit is shipped WITHOUT GASOLINE

or OIL. After assembly, service engine with

gasoline and oil as instructed in the separate

engine manual packed with your unit.

NOTE: Reference to right or left hand

side of the mower is ob served from the

op er at ing po si tion.

UNPACKING

REMOVING UNIT FROM CAR TON

• Remove sta ples, break glue on top flaps, or

cut tape at car ton end and peel along top

flap to open.

• Remove loose parts in cluded with unit (i.e.,

op er a tor’s man ual, oil, etc.).

• Cut corners and lay car ton down flat. Re -

move pack ing ma te rial.

• Roll or slide unit out of carton. Check car ton

thoroughly for loose parts.

CAU TION: DO NOT BEND OR KINK

CA BLES.

TOOLS RE QUIRED

Pair of Pliers Fun nel

ASSEMBLY

CAUTION: DISCONNECT SPARK

PLUG WIRE. IF THE WIRE IS NOT

EQUIPPED WITH A RUBBER BOOT,

SEE SEPARATE ENGINE MANUAL

FOR GROUNDING PROCEDURE.

• Remove grass bag from the unit and set it

out of the way. See Fig ure 1, step 1.

• Remove any pack ing ma terial which may be

between the up per and lower han dles for

ship ping pur poses.

• Raise the lower han dle in the di rection

shown in Figure 1, step 2 till it snaps into

place.

• Raise the up per han dle in the direction

shown in Fig ure 1, step 3. Tighten the wing

nuts which are al ready on the handle. See

Fig ure 2.

• Pull the drive con trol han dle all the way

back.

• While holding the drive con trol han dle, hook

the “Z” end of the drive cable into the bot -

tom hole of the drive con trol han dle from in -

side to outside. See Fig ure 3.

NOTE: Make certain the drive ca ble is

routed around the out side and above

the lower handle so it does not in terfere

with at taching the grass bag.

• Attach drive ca ble to the lower han dle with

one ca ble tie. Insert peg on ca ble tie into the

hole on the lower han dle. Pull cable tie tight

and cut off the ex tra.

• For ship ping pur poses, the hair pin clip is

placed in the outer hole of the weld pin on

the lower han dle. Remove the hair pin clip

from the outer hole of the weld pin. See Fig -

ure 4

• Using a pair of pli ers, in sert the hairpin clip

into the in ner hole on the weld pin. Repeat

on other side.

Fig ure 1

2 Lift lower handle.

3 Lift

up per

han dle.

1 Move

bag

away.

Fig ure 3

Drive

Control

Handle

Insert "Z"

fittiing

Figure 2

Large

Wing Nut

Saddle

Washer

Carriage

Bolt

• Insert the car riage bolt, in cluded in the

hardware pack, in the up per hole on the

handle mount ing bracket (car riage bolt must

go to the in side of han dle).See Fig ure 4. Se -

cure with one plas tic wing nut, also in cluded

in the hard ware pack. Re peat on the other

side with re maining items from the hard ware

pack.

ATTACHING DRIVE ADJUSTER BLOCK

• The drive ad juster block is at tached to the

drive ca ble.

• Remove bolt at tached to the lower right han -

dle.

• Align the drive ad juster block, curved side

against han dle, with hole in handle.

• Secure drive ad juster block with bolt pre vi-

ously removed. See Fig ure 5.

ATTACHING STARTER ROPE

The rope guide is al ready at tached to the

handle on the right side of your mower. See

Fig ure 5.

• With the spark plug wire disconnected and

grounded as in structed in the sep arate en -

gine man ual, hold the blade con trol han dle

(see Fig ure 9), against the up per han dle

and pull the starter rope out of the en gine.

Slip the rope through the rope guide and se -

cure us ing the small wing nut. See Fig ure 5.

Make certain all nuts and bolts are tightened

se curely.

ASSEMBLY OF GRASS CATCHER

NOTE: If your mower's grass catcher is

assembled, pro ceed to the next sec-

tion. If not, fol low these steps.

Soft Grass Bag

NOTE: Make certain the grass bag is

turned right side out be fore as sembling

(warn ing la bel will be on the outside).

• Place bag over frame (black plas tic side is

the bottom of bag.) Insert the hooks on the

frame through the holes in the side plas tic

channels of the bag. See Fig ure 6.

• Secure bag to frame by work ing the plastic

channels on bag over frame as shown in

Figure 6. All of the plas tic chan nels ex cept

center top of bag at tach from the out side of

bag. Cen ter top of bag at taches from the in-

side of bag.

ATTACHING GRASS CATCHER TO

MOWER

• Lift the rear dis charge door on the mower,

and place the grass catcher on the pivot rod.

Let go of dis charge door so that it rests on

the grass catcher. See Fig ure 7.

NOTE: Make cer tain ca bles are routed

to the outside of the han dle so they are

not in the way when at taching the grass

catcher.

TO RE MOVE THE GRASS CATCHER

• Lift the rear discharge door on the mower as

shown in Figure 7. Lift the grass catcher up

and off the pivot bar. Re lease the rear dis -

charge door.

Fig ure 4

Carriage

Bolt

Wing Nut

Upper Hole

Place the hairpin clips in the inner hole.

Weld Pin

Lower Handle

Fig ure 5

Bolt

Drive Adjuster

Block

Starter

Handle

Rope Guide

Small Wing Nut

Fig ure 6

Hole in

Plastic

Channel

Plastic

Channels

Hook

Bag

WARNING: Never op erate the

mower unless the hooks on the

grass catcher are seated on the

pivot rod, and the rear dis charge

door rests firmly against the top of

the grass catcher.

CONVERTING TO SIDE DISCHARGE

If your unit is equipped with a side dis charge

deflector, you can con vert to a side dis -

charge mower as fol lows:

• Remove the grass catcher as pre viously de -

scribed.

• On the side of the mower deck, lift the

hinged mulching plug. See Fig ure 8.

• Slide the two hooks on the side dis charge

deflector un der the hinge pin on the hinged

mulch ing plug as sem bly.

• Lower the hinged mulching plug.

NOTE: Do not re move the hinged mulch-

ing plug at any time, even when you are

not mulch ing.

WARNING: All mow ers are equipped

with a rear pro tective guard. The guard

helps elim i nate pro jec tiles thrown by

the blade from in juring the op erator.

DO NOT RE MOVE THIS GUARD.

CONVERTING TO MULCHER

• Remove the grasscatcher.

• If the unit was set up for side dis charge, lift

the hinged mulching plug on the side of the

deck and re move the side dis charge chute.

Lower the hinged mulch plug. See Fig ure 8.

CAUTION: Do not run your lawn

mower with out chute de flec tor,

mulching plug or an ap proved

grass catcher in place. The

de flec tor will de flect a pro jec tile

thrown by the blade into the lawn.

FINAL ASSEMBLY

• Check all nuts and bolts for cor rect tight -

ness.

CONTROLS

Read this owner’s man ual and safety rules

before op erating your lawn mower. Com pare

Figure 9 with your lawn mower to fa miliarize

yourself with the location of various con trols

and ad just ments. Save this man ual for fu ture

ref er ence.

WARNING: The op er a tion of any

lawn mower can re sult in for eign

objects being thrown into the op er -

ator’s eyes thus caus ing se vere eye

damage. Al ways wear safety

glasses while op erating the mower,

or while performing any ad just-

ments or re pairs on it.

Drive Con trol Han dle

This mower is equipped with Smart Speed™

transmission which en ables the drive con trol

handle to ad just the mow ing speed au tomat-

ically with your walk ing. The drive con trol

handle is lo cated on the up per han dle. Push

the han dle for ward to en gage drive, pull it

backwards to stop. The far ther the han dle is

pushed for ward, the faster the mower will

pro pel.

Blade Con trol Han dle

The blade con trol han dle is lo cated on the

upper han dle of the mower. See Fig ure 9.

The blade con trol han dle must be de -

pressed in or der to op erate the unit.

Re lease the blade con trol han dle to stop the

engine and blade.

WARNING: The blade con trol han -

dle is a safety de vice. Never at -

tempt to by pass its operations.

Fig ure 8

Hinged Mulching Plug

Side

Chute

Deflector

Fig ure 7

Rear Discharge

Door

Grass

Catcher

Pivot Rod

Starter Rope

The starter rope is at tached to the han dle.

Stand be hind the unit and pull the starter

rope to start the unit.

Throt tle Con trol

The en gine is equipped with a constant

speed throt tle which is set at full throt tle for

max i mum en gine and cut ting per for mance.

Cut ting Height Ad just ment Le ver

These le vers are lo cated on each wheel and

they are used to ad just the cut ting height. All

four le vers have to be at the same relative

po si tion to en sure uni form cut.

OPERATION

Service the en gine with gas oline and oil as

instructed in the sep a rate en gine man ual

packed with your mower. Read in structions

care fully.

WARNING: Never fill fuel tank in-

doors, with engine run ning or un til

the en gine has been al lowed to

cool for at least two minutes af ter

run ning.

BEFORE STARTING

• Attach spark plug wire to spark plug. If unit

is equipped with a rub ber boot over the end

of the spark plug wire, make cer tain the

metal loop on the end of the spark plug wire

(inside the rub ber boot) is fas tened se curely

over the metal tip on the spark plug. See

Fig ure 10.

TO START ENGINE AND ENGAGE BLADE

WARNING: Be sure no one other

than the op erator is stand ing near

the lawn mower while start ing en-

gine or op er at ing mower.

WARNING: Never run en gine in -

doors or in en closed, poorly ven ti-

lated ar eas. En gine ex haust con-

tains carbon mon oxide, an odor less

and deadly gas.

WARNING: Keep hands, feet, hair

and loose clothing away from any

moving parts on en gine and lawn

mower.

• If your unit is equipped with a primer, prime

engine as in structed in the sep a rate en gine

manual packed with your unit.

• If your unit is equipped with a two speed

control on en gine re fer to sep arate en gine

manual packed with your unit.

• Standing be hind the mower, de press the

blade con trol han dle and hold it against the

drive con trol han dle. Make sure the drive

control han dle is pulled all the way back.

WARNING: If the drive con trol han -

dle is not pulled all the way back,

the mower will pro pel for ward when

started.

• Grasp the re coil starter han dle and pull

slowly un til re sistance is felt, then pull rap idly

to start en gine and avoid kick back. Return it

slowly to the rope guide bolt.

• After the en gine starts, push the handle for-

ward to en gage drive, pull it back wards to

stop. Re lease the drive clutch con trol to slow

down when ne go ti at ing an ob sta cle, mak ing

a turn, or stop ping. The far ther the han dle is

pushed for ward, the faster the mower will

pro pel.

Fig ure 10

Metal

Loop

on Spark

Plug

Wire

Rubber Boot

Fig ure 9

Blade Control

Handle

Grass

Catcher

Mulching

Plug(optional)

Height

Adjustment

Lever

Drive Clutch

Control

Recoil

Starter

NOTE: The blade control han dle must

be de pressed in or der to op erate the

unit. Re lease the blade con trol han dle

to stop the en gine and blade.

TO STOP ENGINE

• Release the blade con trol han dle to stop the

engine and blade.

• Disconnect the spark plug wire as in structed

in the sep arate en gine man ual to pre vent ac -

ci den tal start ing while equip ment is

un at tended.

WARNING: The blade con tin ues to

rotate for a few seconds af ter the

engine is shut off.

WARNING: If you strike a for eign ob -

ject, stop the en gine. Remove wire

from spark plug, thor oughly in spect

the mower for any dam age, and re pair

the dam age be fore re starting and op -

er at ing the mower. Ex ten sive vi bra tion

of the mower during op eration is an

in di ca tion of dam age. The unit should

be promptly in spected and repaired.

USING YOUR MULCHER (Optional)

Mulching mow ers use a spe cially de signed

blade to chop the grass clip pings ex tra fine

and then blow them back down into the

lawn. The small clip pings de compose

quickly be com ing a nat u ral fer til izer that re-

turns much of the needed nu trients to the

soil. Con tin u ous mulch ing means con tin u ous

free nat u ral fer til iza tion, no messy clip pings

to worry about ever again and the end re sult

for you is a much greener health ier lawn.

WARNING: Your mower is de signed

to cut nor mal res idential grass of a

height no more than 10". Do not at -

tempt to mow through un

usually

tall, dry grass (e.g., pas ture) or

piles of dry leaves. De bris may

build up on the mower deck or con-

tact the en gine ex haust pre senting

a po tential fire haz ard.

FOR THE BEST RESULTS WHEN

MULCHING:

• Clear lawn of de bris. Be sure that the lawn

is clear of stones, sticks, wire or other for -

eign ob jects which could dam age the

lawnmower. Such ob jects could be acciden-

tally thrown out by the mower in any

di rec tion and cause se ri ous per sonal in jury

to the op erator and oth ers as well as dam -

age to prop erty and sur rounding ob jects.

• Do not cut wet grass. For ef fective mulch-

ing do not cut wet grass be cause it tends to

stick to the un derside of the deck pre venting

proper mulch ing of the grass clip pings.

• Cut no more than 1/3 the length of the

grass. The rec ommended cut for mulch ing

is 1/3 the length of the grass. Ground speed

will need to be ad justed so the clip pings can

be dis persed evenly into the lawn. For es pe-

cially heavy cut ting in thick grass it may be

necessary to use one of the slowest speeds

in or der to get a clean well mulched cut.

When mulch ing long grass you may have to

cut the lawn in two passes, lowering the

blade an other 1/3 of the length for the sec -

ond cut and per haps cut ting in a different

pattern than was used the first time. Over-

lapping the cut a lit tle on each pass will also

help to clean up any stray clip pings left on

the lawn. The mower should al ways be op er-

ated at full throt tle to get the best cut and

allow it to do the most ef fective job of mulch-

ing.

• Clean un derside of deck. Be cer tain to

clean the un derside of the cut ting deck af ter

each use to avoid a build-up of grass, which

would pre vent proper mulch ing.

• Mulching Leaves. The mulch ing of leaves

can also be ben eficial to your lawn. When

mulching leaves make sure they are dry and

are not lay ing too thick on the lawn. Do not

wait for all the leaves to be off the trees be -

fore you mulch.

• It is rec ommended keep ing drive ways and

sidewalks on the op erators right while mov -

ing. Continue mowing us ing this pattern,

having the left side of your lawnmower next

to the un cut grass. Mulching with the cut ting

area of the mower on the lawn avoids grass

clip pings in un de sir able ar eas.

DECK

The un derside of the mower deck should be

cleaned af ter each use to prevent a buildup of

grass clip pings, leaves, dirt or other mat ter. If

this de bris is al lowed to ac cumulate, it will in vite

rust and cor rosion, and may pre vent proper

mulch ing.

The deck may be cleaned by tilt ing the mower

and scraping clean with a suit able tool (make

certain the spark plug wire is dis connected).

NOTE: We do not recommend the use

of pres sure wash ers or gar den hose to

clean your unit. These may cause dam -

age to elec tric components, spindles,

pulleys, bearings, or the en gine. The

use of wa ter will result in short ened life

and re duce ser vice abil ity.

ADJUSTMENTS

CAUTION: DO NOT AT ANY TIME

MAKE ANY ADJUSTMENT TO

LAWNMOWER WITHOUT FIRST

STOPPING THE ENGINE AND

DISCONNECTING THE SPARK

PLUG WIRE

Adjusting Cutting Height

• Stop mower and dis connect spark plug ca -

ble be fore chang ing mower cutting height.

• The wheel ad just ers give you nine (9) dif fer-

ent cut ting po si tions.

Medium is the best for

most mow ers.

• To change the height

of cut, squeeze ad -

juster le ver to ward the

wheel, moving up or

down to se lected

height. See Fig ure 11.

NOTE: All wheels

must be in the same

height of cut.

• When cut ting in heavy or moist grass, the

rear of lawnmower may be raised higher to

allow better dis charge of the grass.

Adjusting Drive Clutch

The drive clutch ad just ment wheel is lo cated

on the lower right han dle and is used to

tighten or loosen tension on the drive ca ble.

Adjust this ca ble if:

a) the mower does not pro pel it self; or

b) the wheels hes itate with the drive control

handle pushed for ward.

• To ad just, ro tate the ad justment wheel with

your fin gers, see Figure 12. Turn the wheel

to the left to tighten the drive ca ble. Turn the

wheel to the right to loosen the drive ca ble.

LUBRICATION

CAUTION: DISCONNECT SPARK

PLUG WIRE BEFORE SERVICING

WHEELS - Lu bricate the ball bear ings (if so

equipped) in each wheel at least once a sea -

son with a light oil. Also, if the wheels are

removed for any rea son, lu bricate the sur-

face of the axle bolt and the in ner sur face of

the wheel with light oil. En gine oil may also

be used.

ENGINE - Fol low en gine man ual for lu brica-

tion in struc tions.

BLADE CON TROL - Lu bricate the pivot

points on the blade control han dle and the

brake ca ble at least once a sea son with light

oil. The blade con trol must operate freely in

both di rec tions.

DIS CHARGE DOORS - The tor sion springs

and pivot points should be lu bricated pe riod-

ically with light oil to pre vent any rust or

binding. Door must work freely.

TRANS MIS SION - The trans mission is

pre-lubricated and sealed at the fac tory and

does not re quire lu brication on a reg ular ba-

sis as part of main tenance.

MAINTENANCE

For best re sults your blade should be sharp.

The blade may be resharpened by re moving it

and ei ther grind ing or fil ing the cutting edge

keeping as close to the orig inal bevel as pos si-

ble.

Improper blade bal ance will re sult in ex cessive

vibration causing even tual damage to the en -

gine and mower. Be sure to care fully bal ance

blade af ter sharp en ing.

After pro longed use, es pecially in sandy soil

conditions, the blade will be come worn and

lose some of the orig inal shape. Cut ting ef fi-

ciency will be re duced and the blade should be

replaced. Re place with an ap proved fac tory re -

placement blade only. Pos sible dam age

re sult ing from blade un bal ance con di tion is not

the re spon si bil ity of the man u fac turer.

NOTE: Tip mower as specified in sep -

arate en gine manual. If not specified

tip with car bu re tor up.

CUTTING BLADE

CAUTION: Cutting grass in sandy

soil condition causes abrasive wear

to the blade.

Fig ure 12

Drive Clutch

Adjustment

Fig ure 11

WARNING: When removing the cut-

ting blade for sharpening or re place-

ment, pro tect hands by us ing heavy

gloves or a rag to grasp the cut ting

blade.

• Remove the bolt which holds the blade

adapter-pulley as sembly to the en gine crank -

shaft. Re move the pul ley as sembly and the

bell sup port from the crank shaft. See Figure

13.

• Remove the blade from the blade adap tor and

pul ley.

Installing the blade

• Be fore re as sem bling the blade-pul ley as sem -

bly to the unit, lu bricate the en gine

crankshaft and the in ner sur face of the blade

adapter with light oil (or en gine oil).

• Lubricating the bolt hole and hex bolt.

• Insert the hex bolt, ear lier re moved, through

the cen ter hole on the blade bell sup port

and the blade adapter-pulley as sembly re -

spec tively.

• Install the blade as sembly up on the crank -

shaft. Tighten the hex bolt to the torque

listed be low.

IM POR TANT: The bolt, used to se cure the

blade to the en gine, is es pecially

heat-treated. Do not substitute. To or der

replacement bolt, refer to the parts listed in

the mid dle of this manual.

Blade Mounting Torque

Center Bolt: 450 in. lbs. min., 600 in. lbs.

max.

To en sure safe op eration of your unit, all

nuts and bolts must be checked pe riodically

for cor rect tight ness.

ENGINE

Refer to the sep arate en gine man ual for en gine

main te nance in struc tions.

Main tain en gine oil as in structed in the sep a-

rate en gine man ual packed with your unit.

Read and fol low in structions carefully.

Un der nor mal con di tions ser vice air cleaner

as in structed in the sep a rate en gine man ual

packed with your unit. Clean ev ery few

hours un der ex tremely dusty conditions.

Poor en gine performance and flooding usu-

ally in dicates that the air cleaner should be

ser viced.

The spark plug should be cleaned and the

gap re set once a sea son. Spark plug re place-

ment is rec om mended at the start of each

mowing sea son; check en gine man ual for

correct plug type and gap spec ifications.

NOTE: This spark ig ni tion sys tem meets

all re quire

ments of the Ca na dian In ter fer -

ence-Causing Equip ment Reg u la tions.

Clean the en gine reg ularly with a cloth or

brush. Keep the cooling sys tem (blower hous-

ing area) clean to per mit proper air circulation

which is es sential to en gine per formance and

life. Be certain to re move all grass, dirt and

com bus ti ble de bris from muf fler area.

REAR FLAP REPLACEMENT

The rear flap is at tached to the back of the

mower deck, and is de signed to min imize the

possibility that ob jects will be thrown from the

rear of the mower to ward the op erator. If the

rear flap be comes dam aged, re place as fol -

lows.

To re move the old rear flap, cut off the flat end

of the wire rod which se cures it to the deck us -

ing a pair of side-cut ters. At tach the new rear

flap us ing the new rod pro vided with the rear

flap, bend ing the ends of the rod over to se cure.

Figure 13

Blade

Blade Bell

Support

Adapter-Pulley

Assembly

Hex Bolt

BELT REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT

• Remove the two shoulder screws from on top of

the deck which se cures the front drive cover to

the mower deck. See Fig ure 14.

• Remove the front drive cover from the unit by

lightly press ing in ward on the sides of the front

drive cover. This will re lease the tabs that se cure

the front drive cover to the height adjuster

brackets. See Fig ure 14.

• Remove the idler from idler bracket us ing

7/16” wrench and socket. See Fig ure 14.

• Remove the belt from the trans mission. See

Fig ure 14.

• Remove the belt from the en gine pul ley and

around the blade. See Fig ure 15.

• Reassemble in re verse or der with new belt.

NOTE: Be gin idler re assembly by in sert-

ing bolt up through the idler bracket

hole.

• Adjust the Drive Clutch as in structed in "Ad -

justing Drive Clutch" Sec tion.

OFF SEASON STORAGE

INSTRUCTIONS

The fol lowing steps should be taken to pre -

pare lawn mower for stor age.

• Clean and lu bricate mower thoroughly as de -

scribed in the lu bri ca tion in struc tions.

• Refer to en gine man ual for cor rect en gine

stor age in struc tions.

• Coat mower’s cutting blade with chas sis

grease to pre vent rust ing.

• Store mower in a dry, clean area.

NOTE: When stor ing any type of power

equip ment in an un ventilated or metal

storage shed, care should be taken to

rust-proof the equipment. Using a light

oil or sil icone, coat the equipment, es -

pecially ca bles and all moving parts.

NOTE: Be care ful not to bend or kink

ca bles.

NOTE: If the starter rope be comes dis -

connected from rope guide on handle,

disconnect and ground the spark plug

wire. De press the blade con trol handle

and pull the starter rope out from en -

gine slowly. Slip the starter rope into

the rope guide bolt on han dle.

Fig ure 15

Remove belt from around

pulley and blade

Engine

Pulley

Right

Front

Left

Front

Fig ure 14

Drive Belt

Belt Keeper

Lock nut

Idler Bracket

Idler

Shoulder

Screws

Spacer

Bolt

Front Drive Cover

Pulley

TROU BLE SHOOTING

PROB LEM POS SI BLE CAUSE(S) COR REC TIVE AC TION

Engine fails to start 1. Blade con trol han dle dis en-

gaged.

2. Spark plug wire dis connected.

3. Fuel tank empty, or stale fuel.

4. Blocked fuel line.

5. Faulty spark plug.

6. En gine flooded.

1. Engage blade control han dle.

2. Connect spark plug wire.

3. Fill tank with clean, fresh gas o line.

4. Clean the fuel line.

5. Clean, ad just gap or re place.

6. Wait a few min utes to re start, but

do not prime.

Engine runs erratic 1. Spark plug wire loose.

2. Blocked fuel line or stale fuel.

3. Vent in gas cap plugged.

4. Water or dirt in fuel sys tem.

5. Dirty air cleaner.

6. Car bu re tor out of ad just ment.

1. Connect and tighten spark plug wire.

2. Clean the fuel line; fill the tank

with clean, fresh gasoline.

3. Clear vent.

4. Drain the fuel tank and car bure-

tor. Re fill with fresh fuel.

5. Clean air cleaner.

6. Ad just car bu re tor.

En gine over heats 1. Engine oil level low.

2. Air flow re stricted.

3. Car bu re tor not ad justed prop-

erly.

1. Fill crank case with proper oil.

2. Remove blower hous ing and

clean.

3. Ad just car bu re tor.

Idles poorly 1. Spark plug fouled, faulty or gap

too wide.

2. Car bu re tor im prop erly ad justed.

3. Dirty air cleaner.

1. Reset gap to .030" or re place

spark plug.

2. Ad just car bu re tor.

3. Clean air cleaner.

Ex ces sive vi bra tion 1. Cutting blade loose or un bal-

anced.

2. Bent cutting blade.

1. Tighten blade and adapter. Bal-

ance blade.

2. Re place blade.

Mower will not mulch grass 1. Wet grass.

2. Ex

ces sively high grass.

3. Dull blade.

1. Do not mow when grass is wet;

wait un til later to cut.

2. Mow once at a high cut ting

height, then mow again at de -

sired height or make a nar rower

cut ting path.

3. Sharpen or replace blade.

Un even cut 1. Wheels not po sitioned cor rectly.

2. Dull blade.

1. Place all four wheels in same

hight po si tion.

2. Sharpen or replace blade.

Wheels will not pro pel 1. Belt not in stalled prop erly.

2. De bris clog ging drive op er a tion.

1. Check belt for proper pul ley in -

stal la tion and move ment.

2. Clean out de bris.

NOTE: For re pairs be yond the mi nor ad justments listed above, con tract your nearest au thorized

ser vice dealer.

Troy En gine Shroud (not shown)

751B699869 with screw 710-1256/

Capots de moteur (Troy) (non illustrée)

751B699869 avec vis 710-1256.

REPLACEMENT PARTS/PIÈCES DÉTACHÉES

REF PART

NO. NO.

N° DE N° DE

RÉF PIÈCE DE SCRIP TION DE SCRIP TION

1 731-2647 Drive Con trol Han dle Poignée de commande d’embrayage de

l’entraînement

2 710-0599 Hex Wash S-Tapp Scr 1/4-20 x .50 Vis autotaraudeuse à rondelle

hex. 1/4-20 x 0,50

3 736-0270 Cupped Washer .265 ID x Rondelle creuse 0,265 DI x 0,75 DE

.75 OD x .062 x 0,062

4 17032A Chute Hinge Charnière de déflecteur

5 732-1014 Tor sion Spring Ressort de tor sion

6 710-0809 Hex TT Scr 1/4-20 X 1.250 Vis autotaraudée 1/4-20 X 1,250

7 747-2133A Blade Con trol Handle Poignée de commande de la lame

8 749-1507 Up per Han dle Guidon supérieur

9 731-04177 Chute De flec tor Déflecteur de la goulotte

10 687-02055 Complete Mulch Plug Plaque de déchiquetage complet

11 747-0710 Hinge Pin Axe de charnière

12 682-0015 Front Bear ing Ass’y Roulement - avant

748-0355 Bearing Support Support de roulement

741-0604A Bearing Sleeve Manchon de roulement

732-0708 Bearing Retainer Retenue de roulement

13 720-0279 Knob Bou ton

14 720-0284 Han dle Knob As sem bly Bou ton

15 710-1205 Rope Guide Bolt Boulon de guidage de cordon

16 746-1114 Blade Con trol Ca ble Câble de commande de la lame

16 746-1141 Control Ca ble 58.25" Lg. Câble de la commande 58,25 po de lg.

17 710-0487 Carriage Bolt 5/16-18 x 2.0 Boulon ordi naire 5/16-18 x 2,0

18 687-02033 RH Han dle Bracket Support de guidon CD

18 687-02031 LH Han dle Bracket Support de guidon CG

19 726-0240 Ca ble Tie Attache câble

20 714-0104 Int. Cot ter Pin .072 x 1.13" Lg. Goupille fendue int. 0,072 x 1,13 po de lg.

21 710-0654A Hex Wash HD Tap Scr 3/8-16 x .88 Vis autotaraudée 3/8-16 x 0,88

22 746-1250 Drive Ca ble Câble de la commande

23 664-04007 Grass Bag Sac à herbe

23 664-04011 Grass Bag (Troy-Bilt) Sac à herbe (Troy-Bilt)

24 710-1650 Self-tap ping Scr., 5/16-18 x .875 Vis autotaraudeuse de 5/16-18 x 0,875 po

25 710-0286 Truss Mach Scr 1/4-20 x .50 Vis de renforcement à tête cintrée

1/4-20 x 0,50

26 710-04371 Hex Lock Screw 1/4-15 Vis à tête hex. 1/4-15

27 787-01278 21" Deck Plateau de coupe de 21 po

28 731-04150 Rear Baf fle 21" Rear Dis charge Déflecteur arrière 21 po éjection arrière

29 710-0216 Hex Cap Screw 3/8-16 x .75 Vis à chapeau à six pans de 3/8-16 x 0,75

30 732-04090A Torsion Spring RH Ressort de tor sion CD

31 712-0431 Hex. Flanged L-Nut 3/8-16 Gr. F Contre-écrou à embase 3/8-16 Qual. F

32 731-05013 Trans mis sion Cover (Black) Couvercle de la trans mission (noir)

32 731-05020A Trans mis sion Cover (Troy-Bilt) Couvercle de la trans mission (Troy-Bilt)

32 731-05021A Trans mis sion Cover (Yellow) Couvercle de la trans mission (jaune)

33 782-5002B Front Baffle Déflecteur avant

34 754-0465 V-Belt Courroie trapézoïdale

35 736-0447 Wave Washer Rondelle ondulée

36 750-01165 Sleeve Spacer 10.1" Lg. Entretoise 10,10 po de lg.

37 748-04015A Blade Adapter w/Pulley Adaptateur de la lame avec poulie

38 742-0741 21" Mulching Blade Lame déchiquetage 21 po

39 736-0524B Blade Bell Support Support de la lame

40 687-02044 Height Ad juster Pivot Plate As s'y Plaque de pivot - réglage de hau teur

41 710-1257 Hex Bolt 3/8-24 x 2.5" Lg. Boulon hex. 3/8-24 x 2,50 po de lg.

42 749-0907B Lower Han dle Guidon inférieur

43 750-1166 Sleeve Spacer 2.1" Lg. Entretoise 2,10 po de lg.

44 732-04089A Torsion Spring LH Ressort de tor sion CG

45 634-0190 Wheel Ass’y Com plete 8 x 1.8 Ensemble de roue complet 8 x 1,80

734-2042 Wheel Ass'y Complete 8 x 2.125 Ensemble de roue complet 8 x .125

Gear Zag Black

Continued on next page/Suite à la page prochaîne

REF PART

NO. NO.

N° DE N° DE

RÉF PIÈCE DE SCRIP TION DE SCRIP TION

45 734-04018A Wheel As s'y 8 x 2.125, Ensemble de roue 8 x 2,125, pignon

Gear S-Wave

46 716-0865 Snap Ring Joint

47 717-1762 Spur Gear 14T RH Engrenage 14 dents droite

47 717-1761 Spur Gear 14T LH Engrenage 14 dents gauche

48 747-04080 Grass Bag Frame Bâti de sac à herbe

49 736-0451 Saddle Wash. .320 ID x .937 OD Rondelle selle 0,320 DI x 0,937 DE

52 687-02056 RH Han dle Bracket As sembly Ensemble de sup port du guidon CD

52 687-02057 LH Han dle Bracket As sembly Ensemble de sup port du guidon CG

53 715-0221 Pin Goupille

54 736-0474 Flat Washer 1.5 OD x .03 Rondelle plate 1,50 DE x 0,03

55 687-02039 Pivot Arm Assembly - RH Ensemble de bras de pivot - CD

55 687-02040 Pivot Arm Assembly - LH Ensemble de bras de pivot - CG

56 732-0866 Rear Spring Le ver Lev ier de ressort arrière

57 720-0426 Height Ad juster Knob Bou ton

58 738-0507B Shoul der Screw .50 Dia. Vis à épaulement 0,50 dia.

59 734-1987 Wheel As s'y 8 x 1.8 Spoke Ensemble de roue 8 x 1,80 gris

Bar Grey

59 734-04033 Wheel Ass’y 8 x 2 Idle Ensemble de roue 8,0 x 2,0

S-Wave, Ball Brg. roulement à billes

60 782-0512A Height Ad juster Plate - RH Plaque de réglage de hauteur - CD

60 782-0511A Height Ad juster Plate - LH Plaque de réglage de hauteur - CG

61 732-0706 Spring Le ver Front RH Levier de ressort avant - CD

61 732-0707 Spring Le ver Front LH Levier de ressort avant - CG

62 732-0700 Wire Fil

63 731-04998 Trail Shield Abattant de pro tection arrière

64 747-04035 Pivot Rod Tige de pivot

65 716-0102 Snap Ring for 1.0" shaft Jonc d’arrêt pour arbre 1,0 PO

66 731-04134A Rear Dis charge Door Porte d’éjection arrière

67 782-7551A Wheel Dust Cap Chapeau de moyeu

68 712-04065 Hex L-FlangeNut 3/8-16 Gr. F, Contre-écrou à embase 3/8-16

Ny lon Qual. F, ny lon

69 750-04162 Spacer .375 x .50 x 1.02" Lg. Entretoise 0,375 x 0,50 x 1,02 po de lg.

71 710-0703 Carriage Bolt 1/4-10 x .75 Boulon ordi naire 1/4-20 x 0,75

72 712-0397 Wing Nut Écrou à oreilles

73 618-04006 Trans mis sion As sem bly En sem ble de la trans mis sion

75 756-04017 In put Pul ley Poulie

76 682-0512A RH Height Ad just ment As sem bly Ensemble de réglage de hau teur - CD

76 682-0511A LH Height Ad just ment As sem bly Ensemble de réglage de hau teur - CG

77 731-0981A Hub Cap Grey Ra dial Moyeu de cha peau - gris

79 731-2646 Bail Stop Arrêt de la poignée de commande

80 782-9063 Engine Belt Keeper Bracket Support de la courroie

81 738-1002 Shoulder Scr. .375 x .25 AT 1/4-14 Vis à épaulement

82 726-0106 Speed Cap Nut Écrou rapide

84 731-2628A Handle Panel Panneau

85 747-2132A Control Rod Tige de commande

86 720-0312 Foam Grip Poignée de mousse

87 734-04046 Wheel Ass'y Comp/ 12 x 2.125 Ensemble de roue 12 x 2, 125

Idle Zag

12AD565

3.1.05

Model/Modèle Shroud/Capot Hard ware/Quincaillerie

12A-463E500 751A1432613 7510042823

12A-465D515 751A1433513 7510042823

12AD466A563 751B699869 710-1256

12A-558O552 751B281440 710-1256

12AD565C501 731-04525 7510042823

12AD569R565 751B281440 710-1256

26/27

712-3025 (Ref./Réf. 1)

Torque to 110-130 in-lbs.

Serrez à 110-130 po-lbs

710-1276 (Ref./Réf. 28)

Torque to 90-120 in-lbs.

Serrez à 90-120 po-lbs

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