| Engine |
Wisconsin - Electric starting, 8-1/4 HP @ 3600 RPM,
4 cycle - |
| Type |
Single cylinder air cooled |
| Fuel Capacity |
5 quarts |
| Oil Capacity |
2 pints |
| Air Cleaner |
(See Engine Manual) |
| Drive |
Geared transmission and controlled differential
(Transaxle) |
| Speed (all speeds are approximative |
3 forward and 1 reverse in two ranges for a total of 6 forward and
2 reverse Lowest speed: less than 3/4 mph Highest speed: 6 mph |
| Power to Attachments |
Farm tractor type (PTO) direct drive with universal joints and splined
shaft |
| Tires |
Front: 4.00 - 8, Rear:
8 x 8.50 -12 |
| Height |
40 inches |
| Width |
34 inches |
| Length |
62 1/2 inches |
| Wheelbase |
42 1/2 inches |
| Turning Radius |
40 inches |
| Ground Clearance |
7 inches |
| Shipping Weight |
550 pounds |
| Standard Equipment |
PTO assembly, controlled
differential, two speed ranges with flip lever
control, fenders and seat cushion |
| Engine Model, Type, and Code No. |
Wisconsin Engine, top front of
engine. |
| Tractor Model and Serial No. |
On tractor frame by Clutch Brake
pedal. |
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4. THROTTLE - Turn knob counterclockwise to unlock. Pull out to increase engine speed, push in to decrease. Turn knob clockwise to lock at desired
RPM.
NOTE
Do not operate tractor below half throttle for prolonged periods of time under
load.
5. CLUTCH-BRAKE PEDAL - To shift gears, depress clutch pedal fully. This disengages the clutch, and fully applies brake. Relax brake tension slightly, and shift
gears.
CAUTION
Never allow gears to clash while shifting. Hasty shifting may result in gear grinding, premature gear failure and void warranty on transmission.
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
For efficient operation of the tractor, study the accompanying illustrations (Figure 4), together with the brief descriptions given here, until you are thoroughly familiar with the location and function of each control.
1. GEAR SHIFT LEVER - 3 speeds ahead, 1 in reverse. See instructions on page 5.
2. TWO SPEED RANGE LEVER - Provides a total of 6 speeds ahead, 2 in reverse from less than 3/4 mph to 6 mph. See instructions on page 5.
3. PTO (POWER TAKE OFF) CLUTCH - Always be sure to lock lever in slots provided when P.T.O. is engaged or disengaged.
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6. CHOKE - When starting
engine, pull knob out to close the choke, pushing knob gradually in as engine warms up. A warm engine requires less choke when
starting.
7. IGNITION KEY - STARTING SWITCH - Insert key and turn clockwise to energize the ignition circuit. Turn key slightly past the "Ignition On" point, against spring tension, to actuate the starter. See instructions on pages 4 and 5.
CAUTION
DO NOT ACTUATE ELECTRIC STARTER FOR MORE THAN 30 SECONDS AT ONE TIME. ALLOW AT LEAST TWO MINUTES BETWEEN STARTING
ATTEMPTS.
8. AMMETER - Indicates level of charge or discharge to or from the
battery.
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