ECONOMY RIDE-ON MOWER 11.5HP (MODEL 4398H) 143HP (MODEL 4398H) OWNER/OPERATORS MANUAL READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY AND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE MAY OCCUR UNLESS INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL ARE FOLLOWED NOTE: Bring this service book when Warranty work is required.OWNERS INFORMATION MACHINE MODEL NO: SERIAL NO. Located on label inside transmission housing ENGINE MODEL NO: TYPE. CODE Located on engine (refer owners manual) DATE OF PURCHASI ISSUED TO: OWNERS NAME: “ADDRESS: Towa STATE: ISSUED BY: AUTHORISED COX DEALERYDISTRIBUTOR: ADDRESS: TOWN: STATE: PRE DELIVERY CHECK LIST 1. Check parts 2. Assemble 3. Service 4. Instruction oooo ALWAYS KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE.FOREWORD ‘To ensure continued otficeney of your Cox Ride-on, Mower, regular maintonance at periodle Intervals is ‘essential, For your guidance this booklet contains ‘schedules applicable to the maintenance required at ‘the appropiate times, anda service record. IMPORTANT Ht operatng in conditions such as those mentioned below, engine oll, air fitering, chassis lubrication, ‘greasing and adjustments should be serviced al more Irequent intervals than specified in this booklet. 2} Nowing in damp or wet condtions, 5) Nowing in rough or dusty conditions, } Mowing in hilly areas under heavy toad, WARRANTY SERVICE PROBLEM: Purchase Date of machine must be given before watramy wil be accepted for processing. In the event Of @ need for warranty service contact your local Authorised Cox Dealer/Distributor. WARRANTY REGISTRATION: ‘The waranty registration card must be completed by the dealer with the customer at the time of purchase ‘and ratured to Cox Industries or an suhorined Dealer/Distibutor within 14 days. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS + Read, understand, & folow all inswuctions in the Onner/Operetors manual. * _Know the cortrals-and how to stop the engine quickly in an emergency. * Allow only responsible adults, who are familar with the instructions in this manual, to operate the machine. + Clear the area to be mowed of loase objects such a sticks. stones, bones, wire, toys, debris, ete, which could bbe picked up and thrown by the blades. + DO NOT mow whilst people, expecially children, of pets are in the mowing area. + Exercise extreme caution on slopes. + Reduce speed on slopes and in sharp wns 10 prevent overturning or loss of contra, + Start oF sop slowly wnen on slopes, ‘+ Mow up and cown slopes, not scross the slope, + Stay alent for holes or bumps in the terrain and other hidden hazards, * Use care when puling loads Use only approved hitch point; limit loads to those you ‘can safely control; Do nat tum sharply; use care when backing up. + Watch out for tratic when crossing or operating the mower nesr roadways + Stop the blades rotating telore crossing surfaces other than grass. * When using atachments, never arect discharge of ‘matenal toward bystanders ror allow anyone neat the ‘machine while itis in operation, * Before leaving the operators pasition- Disengage all clutches and secure cufting units: Retum ‘five pedal to neutral position and set the parking brake; ‘Stop the engine and remove the kay. + Disengage drive to attachments and stop ongine- Belore re-fueling. Bafore ramaving grase-calaher; Before learing blockages trom chute; Before chesking, leaning ‘or working on the mower; After siiking @ foreign object (check the mower tor damage and make repairs before: ‘esianing and operating the equipment) 7 if machine stants 10 vibrate abnormally (check immediately) + Disengage drive to attachments When transporting of roti use. + A mower operator should be in good physical and Mental health and not under the influence ct alcoho! or ‘any drug which might impair vision, co-ordination of Judgment. + Nevar mow, whis barefeet or Wearing open sandals cer thongs. Wearlong trousers and heavy shoes. sont * tis advisable to wear suitable eye protection when ‘operating @ mower. + Mow oniy in daylight oF good artificial ight. + Before using, alvays visually inspect to see that blades, bols and cutter assambly are not wam ot damaged. Replace wor oF damaged blades and betts i ‘Sats 10 preserve balance. + Chock all nuts, bolis, and acrewe otter; alwaye be ‘sure the mower is in safe operating condition. > Koop safety devices (guards and switches) in plece ‘and in working order, Never use te mower unless the grass catcher, of ‘guards provided by the manutacurer, ars In postion. * Ensure any replacement parts used comply with the orginal —manufacture's recommendations and, specications. + Replace worn or faulty silencers. = Koop machine free of grass, leaves or ather debris, ‘excessive oil, grease, or spilt fUsl, These can be a fre hazard. = Rofuel outdoors only. Do not srroke wtile fuel engine. Never remove the cap of the fuel tank or add petrol while the engine is running or the engine is hot. Remove tue! cap slowly 10 relieve eny tank pressure. I {uel is splied, do nat attempt to start the engine but move ‘machine away from the area of the spill and avoid creating ‘any source of ignition until fuel vapors have dissipated. = Check for fuel leaks while refveling, before and while Using the mower. ita fuel leak is found, do not star er ean the engine until the tue! leak is fixed’ ‘and spiled fuol ix Wined away, Do not operate angine in a confined space where: ‘exhaust fumes (carbon monovids) can collect = Start the engine carefuly with the cutting means disengaged. = Do not overspeed the engine oF aller governor Settings. Excessive speed 's dangerous and shortens mowar ite, = Stop the engine whenever you leave the mawer, even for amoment, * Store the mowsr in s well-ventilated room away trom ‘naked flames suich as may be found in hot water heaters + Do not lend ce sell tho mower, without the ‘ownersloperatorsManual 2709-00981 PRE-DELIVERY INTRODUCTION: ‘The purpose of this procedure is to ensure the Oealericistitutor has made the necessary Instalations, adjustments and checks, belore tho ‘machine js operational, This procedure begins upon receiving the crated mower and is finalised once the mower has beon ether sold of leaves the seeler/distibutors premises, This is the minimum ‘amount of work required, however f should not be \irted to only the areas detailed in this procedure. RESPONSIBILITY: i Is the responsibilty of the dealer/distibutors to ensue that before 2 mactine is delivered to a ‘customer, Itis In periect operational condition, PROCEDURE: CHECK ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED PROTECTION BAG + Engine owners manual Owner/Operator manual Tube spanner (ANODSC1) Tommy bar (AMOO7) lgnition keys (ANOS) Spark plug spanner (AMOOSG0) Steering whee! (AM}67MB) Stooring whos! emblem (AN225) Clutch Cloarance Gauges x2 (13126) \N Sear FRlemove the four seat bolts, shakeproof washers and plein washers to remove the piastic bag protection from around seat. jnstall the four seat bolts, shakeproo! washers and plain washers, making sure that the seat js adjusted into the desired position by Using the seat transmission slots, tighton bots. CHARGING THE BATTERY Undo the battery clamp screw and nut and remove bath clamps; lit battery cover from battory, Flemove the tape covering the fl holes inthe batiery, Fil each col ofthe battery until the acid levels ae In between the upper and lower levels marked on the battery luse 1.240-1.260 specie gravity) Using 2 12V, 4 oF ‘amp battery charger, charge the battery for a penod 3f 30 minutes. After the charge proceed to do the following! + Check acid levels in all battery cells (top up it necessary). + Install batiory caps. Allow kattory to stand for 30 ‘minutos betore usage. Tighten the red battery lead to the positive terminal list and then the Diack battery lead to the negative verminat Place battery in position, make sure batiery leads are Wall clear of the steering universal, and fit batiery cover. Place both battery clamps over battery and lighten the battery clamp screw and nut ‘TYRE PRESSURE ‘afore operation ensure that all tyre preseures are ‘equal. The maximum pressure alowed is 140 kpe (20, PS, ENGINE OIL ‘Before operation ensure nat engine al evel is to the ‘ull mark on the dipstick, (Check engine owners ‘manual if oil needs to be added). FUEL TAP Eneure the in line fuel tap under the fuel ark ls turned to the on position tetore attempting to start engine, (Use unloaded fuel only). Tum off fusl wap after use. STEERING WHEEL Using tre tommy bar (AMOO7) and tube spanner (AIOD861) supplied, tighten the steeting wheel using he nut and washer attached to the steering shaft Torque setting tor the tearing wheal nut is 20Nm (180Lbtin), Align the three locating pina in the steering emblem ‘with the holes supplied in the steering wheel, press the steering emblem in using hand pressure only. ‘SEAT SPRINGS Insta and tighten the two seat springs, bolls and nuts to the trangular brackets welded to the chassis, which are siuated under the seat transmission, CLUTCH PLATE ADJUSTMENT Engage and disengage the cutter lever a few times and leave in the engaged postion, this will centre the clutch arm assembly io the neural position. Loosen the four square head set screws on the clutch plates using Ube spanner (AMOOSC!) and tommy bat (AM007), Insert the clearance gauges suppliec, one between the forward clulch plate and cone and the other between the reverse clutch plate and cone and hook them onto the intershaft. Side both clutch plates ‘against the clearance gauges and clutch cone, tighten the set screws firmly onto the flat on the intershatt. Remove gauges. MICRO (SAFETY) SWITCHES Foot micro - With cutter lever disengaged, attempt to Star the engine without using the foot micro such Engine should not star. Disengagement micro - While siting on machine with oot on micro switch ané cutter engaged, attempt to start machine. Engine should not star. ‘Seat micro - While siting on rrachine start engine, ‘engage cutter and iit weight trom seat. Engine should ext out. 27.00.00Rear Discharge Grass Catcher Assembly and Mounting Instructions for 13HP 30” Rear Discharge Model Only v x 1/ Place the tame with the short tubes facing up, on alevel surface. 2/ Fit the lower plain tube bow aver the two ‘ubes that lean inwards, Note: Make sure the two dilied holes on the sides of the bow are also facing inwards as the spreader rods fit into these. Fit the upper tube bow (with welded brackot) over the outward facing frame tubes. Note: Spreader rod holes must face inwards 3/Insail the spreader rods 44 Feed the bag over the assembled frame with ‘he plain piastic to the plain tube bow (bottom of the catcher). Tur the catcher over and clip the ag onto the frame, 5/ Using a smal soldering iron, mett through the mesh at the four bolt holes in the top of the frame to sui the handle bots. 6/ Using the two MBx40 screws & nyloc nuts, fit the large lifting hand to the rear of the catcher wih me handle facing forward. Using two MExZO screws and nyloe nuts, ft the small handle to the front of the catcher with the hand facing to the rear. 7/ Fasten caicher bracket mount to the mower Using one 3/8" x 1" UNC screw at the top hole and faston with one 3/8” HD Washer and 9/8" ‘nyloe nut. Using two N12 x 30 ecrawe and two M12 nyioc nuts, fasten bottom of mount. 8/ Side catcher chute into position, ensuring the clip plate has engaged the rivet on the cutter heusing 5 Position catcher backing plate and push plate ‘opening over the chute opening. 10) Fit catcher mounting brackets to backing plate and mount bracket using four MB x 25 Screws, four washers, secure to mount bracket with four nyloc nuts. NOTE: ‘When fiting tho catcher, the mounting brackets may need adjusting. The top of the catcher should make contact with the top lip of the ‘mounting panel when catcher 1s closed. ost 27.49.00STOCKMAN 11.5HP & 13HP 4398H OPERATING & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT RECOMMENDED FUEL, Unleaded fuel is recommended by all manufacturers of ‘engines fitad to Cox products DRIVE PRESSURE Ensure When applying pressure to the drive podal the ‘wheels start rotating, fallure to adhere to this will result In clutch plate ang clutch cone damage, ‘SAFETY MICRO SWITCHES Betore operating machine, ensure that all micr-cafety ‘swiches are operating correctly, Do net operate maching ‘witnfauity, missing or Camaged safety mioro-twiichos. ‘STARTING MACHINE ‘when starting machine, place night heel on micro switch located on tear of footrest. Ensue that cutter i= disengaged, otherwise electric starter motor wil not ‘engage. engines cold move tote to cold sian postion and return to desired ttyotle setting when engine stars. Do nol attempt to operate engine with throttle lever In cold ‘tart (choke) position, (Note electic start engines fited with tweoil car be manually siarted with cutter disengaged anc ‘ignition on), BLADE WARNING Do nat use mowing attachront with broken of bent blades, damaged or worn bolts and nuts oF damaged cuter disc, otherwise damage and prerature wear wil result from vibration. Rleplace blades, Bolts and nuts only in pairs to meimain coect balance, Reconmended blade nut torgue is. 96-40Nm. Do not over tighten. Keep both feet and hands clear at all times of the mowng atachmen’ While attempting to start or operate the machine. WARNING DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT MOWING ATTACHMENT DEFLECTOR FITTED & DOWN ON SIDE DISCHARGE MODELS. FOR REAR DISCHARGE MODELS DO NOT OPERATE WITHOUT GRASS CATCHER FITTED OR GRASS DEFLECTOR FITTED. ‘Saiety footwear is recommended when operating machine, Mount and diemount only from lott hand sida ef machine. Reference to lett or right hand side of machine is determined by sitting in the operating position on the machine. Eneure machine has hand brake engaged when attempting ‘o start engine. Never allow engine revs ta exceed more thers 3600 APM, TO OPERATE BEFORE STARTING/SWITCHING OFF: ‘Seo Engine Haintonancelinsinuction Sheet. When stopping ‘engine disengage cutter return throtle to slow position and switch off DISENGAGING MOWING ATTACHMENT: ‘The Disengaging jever is situated on the right hand side by the steering column. Before starting, disengage mowing attachment by pulling lever fully to the operator. For safety ‘tis advsable at all tmes, other than when mowing, that the. ‘mowing attachiment be kept inthe disengaged position, TO DRIVE FORWARDIREVERSE: Power is regulated by the throttle, set thvettia control to desired engine power. Pross down on the forward section ‘of the clutch pedal for forware movement, on the rear of the slutch pedal for reverse, The amount of pressure can be lused to contro! the ground speed, especially in heavier conditions, NB. Ensure that when pressure is applied to the drive edal wheels stan rotating or damage will occur to clutch plates. MANOEUVRING: ving to the hee! and toe type action of the drive pedal, ft 's possible to take the machine straight from forward to reverse and vice versa. This instant forwand and reverse ‘peration makes the machine vary manoeuvrable and the sharpest turns can be negotiated easily and quickly TO BRAKE (WITH ENGINE RUNNING): ‘The cluich may be used to stop the machine. Hf travelling forwerd pust the pedal into reverse until machine stops, then bring the pedal beck 10 neutral postion or vice versa it traveling im reverse. Should a fallure occur during ‘Operation use the emergency stop brake pedal situated on the left hand side and forward of where your foot would ‘normally rest during normal operation. sosse, TO BAAKE (WITH ENGINE STOPPED): Use toot brake pedal only. Damage to clutch cone will occur If clitch pedal is used to brake the machine wih the engine statonauy. PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION BRAKE: Depress the lever protruding cut ofthe left hend mudguare downward and shift the lever to the left 10 engage the brake. Depress and shiftto the righ to release, Do not engags parking braie unless the machine has ‘ompletaly siopped. Do not attempt to drive with pask brake engaged damage wil occur to clutch plates and or large drive sprockets. CUTTING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT: ‘The height adjustment lever is located on the left hand side of the machine and may be eltered to sult varying Condtions, while the machine is in mation, NOTE: When mowing slopes, keep clutch peda in foward of reverse, depending on dlrection of travel. The low eating wil prevent it from pickng up excessive speed. very sieep it may be necessary to throttle hack slighty and for, apply ight chtch pedal pressure to the opposte clutch plate, Le. meve euich pedal ino reversa when going forward ‘down slope o nto fonward whon reversing down slope AVOID HOLDING MACHINE STATIONARY ON SLOPES USING GLUTCH WITH ENGINE RUNNING AS DAMAGE WILL OCCUR TO CLUTCH PLATES, BLOCKED CATCHER CHUTE (30" REAR DISCHARGE): DISENGAGE CUTTER, STOP ENGINE REMOVE CATCHER TO CLEAR DISCHARGE CHUTE 279-40MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS {tis the owner's responsibility to ensure that all-periodical ‘checks, necessary adjustmenis and services are cared out. ‘STOP ENGINE - Never attempt any maintenance with the ‘engine running, remove spark pig lead ano ensure the blades have siopped rotating. 1. OIL CHANGING (ENGINE): Soe Engine Maintenence/Inatructions Sheet and carry out ae per Engine Mancfacwrers Recommendation. (SAE 30 on 2 LUBRICATION OF MACHINE: Lubrication of machine must be carried out every 25 hours Of operation or onze month, whichever falls first. More frequently when operated under adverse earalione. A. OILING: A few drops of oll should be placed at the following points: Steering linkage, disengaging linkages, height adjustment mechanism, pivot bolt end lirkeges on clutch am and clutch peda 5. CHAIN: Use only chain ube for kitricaion o! the drive and steering chains C. GREASE POINTS: Grease nipples are located on top of the front wheel stub ade. Under no circumstances allow grease or oll fo come into contact withthe Clutch Cone or Clutch Plaies, Should this problem occur, clean off immediately with petal Wwtilst surface areas ate cool aid allow to dry belore operating rachine. 3. TO CHECK BLADES: ‘Stop engine. Remove spark plug lead. Side Discharge ‘ly, it deflector and height adjustment cent! to highest postion. ifnecessary simply remave the blsde bol and mut Using a suitable epanner anc replace worn part, 4, ENGINE TO CLUTCH VEE BELT ADJUSTMENT: Loosen the four engine mounting bolts, Move engine forward and adjust belt firmly. Do not overtension, While ‘raintaining tension on the engine re-tghten boks. Check bolt tension at machine service period (2Shrs) or more frequently under heavy mowing eenarions, 5. CLUTCH TO CUTTER VEE BELT ADJUSTMENT: Tension is automaticaly adjusted by the Delt tensioning springs. However, asthe belt stretches It willbe necessary 1 lower the rea ofthe cutter housing by laesening the reat iting ink nut, ar visa verse When new belt fed 6, CUTTER BRAKE ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT: ‘With disengagement trandle in engaged position and ‘mowing attachment in low cut, normal clearance between ‘citer head pulley anc cutter head brake pad is ‘approximately Sm (1/6). To adjust clearance, remove‘ pin frem brake pull rod, adjust to give required clearance, replace brake pull rod and ‘A pin. Check eparaion ater adjustment. 7. CLUTCH PLATE ADJUSTMENT: Periodically It will be found necessary to adjust the clutch Plates as the clutch cone wears. Cary out this operation, ‘with engine off and cutter in the engaged position. Engage and disengage the cuter lever a few times and lave in the fengaged pasion, this will carte the eiuich srm assembly into the neural positon. Loosen the four equare hoad sot ‘Screws on the ckich plates using tube spanner (AMOOECS) sssntt ‘end tommy bar (AMOO7). Insert the clearance: ‘Supplied, one between the forward clic plate and cone and the other between the reverse clutch plate and cone and hook them onto the intershaft. Side both clutch ‘agains the clearance gauges and clutch cone, ighien te set screws fmly onto the flat on the inlershatt. Remove gauges. 8. DISENGAGING ADJUSTMENT: siraght edge and the mm dia pn fed withthe smal = pin for the threaded adjuster. Disengage mowing ‘attachment and using the same method, check the new distance. The difference should be 20 - 22mm. Engage ‘mowing atachmert, remove 'R’ pin and adjuct threaded ‘sjuster accordingly. Install ‘Rin and. recheck ‘measurement. Due to normal wearin clutch to cuter vee Balt. the dlaengagomert lover wil move lower and touch the foot rest. Wher this occur the amount of trave wil reed fo be re-adjusted. N= new vee belt x Instaled the above stings wil apply. Stan engine and raise cute to fll haght stop, cuter belt Souls nol engage. If th oooursswich oft engine, engage ‘uttor then sorow adjuster ou 1~2 tums then retest 9. DRIVE CHAIN: Machines are ftted wih automalis chain adjusters. No ‘adjustment is required. Replace chain when chain has ‘sagged enough io expose halt the depth of the teath on the tor ofthe lange sprocket. Falure to replace wom enain veil cause premature wearo! sprockets, 10. TO ADJUST STEERING CHAIN: ‘aijuet chain by leosering the Your bolts which hale the steering idler shaft mounting brackets (AM25S) in position, slide forward 1 tension chain then retghten bots, Tl. TO REMOVE MOWING ATTACHMENT: Filly lower mowing aitachment and engage, remove weight sompensaing spring, remave 7 pin from rear iting Ink and disconnect, remove “R’ pin from cutter brake adjusting Tod ard disconnect. deengage mowng atachment. omove bel, remove front pivot pin, Tur Steeing vine to the lt to Side cut mowing tachment. To rf, reverse the above 12. TYRE PRESSURE: 180 Koa (20.9.8.1) approximately front an reat. Uraven pressure can give an Uneven fhish when rowing snd may {use damage tyres andor lubes, 13. BATTERY MAINTENANCE: Maintain slacroyt fd level just anove plates by topping regularly with cited waler. When not in use, a battery charges by as much a 1%. day, more when the dlimsto is warm, To make up for this loss, 2 Bocsting sherge should be given once a month. Diacornec\baltery {emninais t charge, then llow to siand minimum 2 belore re-comecing (e-check elecroyie level) 2 tatery 1s not used for a period of more tran tree (3) monins, the terminals should be disconnected and ticle ‘charged at two (2) amps tor two (2) hours once every three (3) manths or before use 14. SEAT ADJUSTMENT: Loceon four eeat mounting bol and site seat ino desired postion nalts and r-ighton bok, 15, GENUINE SPARE PARTS; Always use Genuine Cox Factory Made Spare Parts. Use ‘of non-genuine COX spares wil void your warranty. 27.09.0016, SAFETY FIRST: “The use of any mechanical appliance can cause injury Hf Incorrect procedures are used. Plaae ensure thal all tarrily ‘mambers of intended operators read thie manual thoroughly. (CHECK FOR LOOSE FASTENERS - TORQUE SETTINGS eUNCBOLINT AEN atl) mm BOLT/NUT 9Nm (80 in) om 20mm NUT 10Nm (74) YE UNCBOLTNUT ‘36h C7) 3/46" UNF BOLT BeNm GO AEE ee MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE BEFORE EACH USE (Check engine oillevel adjustifrecuired CCheck engine air cleaner foam pre-eaner, service iraq Check engine rating screenfinger guard, clean f required Check operation of safety switches, servos # req (Check engine air init console screen, lean f required (Check foot brake operetion, ads required. (Check tyre pressures, adjust if required CGheck for loose fasteners, ogre required (Grease stub axles (make sure crease exudes stub axle bush), ‘Check mowing attachment cutter blades, bolts, nuts, disc!s, housing, and quards for wear or damage, replace if required BEFORE STORAGE Change engine oli Clean machine - Lubricate as required EVERY 5 HOURS (Check engine oil level, adjust if required Check engine air cleaner ioam pre-cleaner, service it Check engine riating sereerfinger guard, loan required. required, (Check engine airiniet console screen, clean if required Lubricate machine as per mantenance instructions section 2 *Service more often under dusty conditions, or where air bom debris is present 1 MONTH OR5 HOURS which ever occurs first Change sngine Check engine er csener toam preciares sen requ (Check engne rotatng erervings quad, aan trequied (Check engine ent conscle seer, Sean yur (Choa foot ake peraton aj regard (Grech operaion of slay swiss, serwce tured (Check yre reese, duet freq ire ‘Grenze sub dea (rake eure gence wudes tp bot st mle. (Crack mowng atachment cuter Dados, bot, ets, 2, (Check etch arm action acs troqure hrsang are gusto damage, replace freed (Check ad axist npc o usch ves baroque. (Check tor nse fasteners. ghar # qr (Check catch to outer ves bolt are act cute having lvl Hr Dare / | HOURS.. 3 MONTHS OR 25 HOURS which ever occurs first (Change angire ei eperaing uncer haaw lead or high ambient temperature Check engine se dearer oar pre-ceane xeric recurs ‘Gresk engreronirg seevings quart clean Frequred* (Chock engine a flet conse seer, doar aquired (Crecs oot bea paraton aus reared (Grock operation of sfety ches ae mee eure (Check ye ressies, ust Kren (Gresce Sub aos frake exe gence eck tp & Got base (Check moving atachnent per bees, bots reas osha, (Check fr lose factors, tgttan Frat ‘ed guard fr Weer oF Garage. rents fequret (Check are act rene to use vee et Prenat. (Check tery conn, seven Hrecuret (Check oth titer vas belt arc acs cer asig el Bree “Service more often under dusty conditions, or where airborne debris presert DATE =/ / HOURS.. DEALER) CUSTOMER. 6 MONTHS OR 50 HOURS which ever occurs first Chargerrgre ol Ite oan enghe etaust pak ares (Grek engre ar cara preoarer, servos tenure (Gree engre rising searing pied es frequred” Cheek ot ake opectonand Wing ware. dust replace requres Creche oose fasteners, ified ‘Grek spe ot sly ones Saice Foard (Gk ve resus est freud Grumme iLb aces (rake Se Greese Cure lop& bom stb wie). Check Seerng chat and rocks We, at Freciied Geax mowng stare ates bas russ OSE PS, ‘Greck casen am acon, ech regres 2 gers to wer oF damage, reac frenured (Crack. oes tor wearer cara, rope Ceci rch eve cee serous br wen ec gies {iad creck own atactmerbrke Wer reac raed rec arwe cach pais cone weno crag eo ‘Grek ater corn seve Frequres savor I mire (Crock ar ach orgs occ ve ba Krepe, (Greck chsh foe vee tat are act ter Peusing level reir * Service more ohen under dusty conditions, or where air Borne debris ls present DATE / t overt 27-08-009 MONTHS OR75 HOURS which ever occurs first Change engne ol if epemting uncer heavy oa rch abit eroera.re (Check engine mang sxeevinge qua, can ecu ® Check oot rake operator acu ered Check ye cressres aust rare ash) (Check mowing tachment cite haces bots, nuts, 0s housing, ed quarts tr wear oF darege, replace Frequred (Chek eke ioctl vee pet aed agust outer housing lvl reqares (Check engine a dearer lam precieane servos receot* (Gheck engine a inet console soeen, can f equa” (Check operation osalotysntches at reice case Grease Sub ads Jrekesue guase euces op § nom bate (heck bttey condo, service Hf request (Check for oooe tasters, titre frced ‘Check ard acust engine to Gut) vow be Wrecutret. “Service more often under dusty condiions, or wnere air bome debris Freaars DATE, Af 12 MONTHS OR 100 HOURS which ever occurs first 1 fed replace engine of ter (Chece engine spark pun, Caan, gusto repace requ (Grek engne wr coane foam pecearer, sevice trequred Ghar engine cooing sen Replace rrr tuel ar (Grease sb ares (rake sue pease cues op A beter si wot (Check operation of sefey ches sence equred (Chec.civechain and sprockes fr ve, replat recured (Check mowngatachent cute Bias, bots, rus, dee hassing, ‘ar quae for woar oF éarage, voplace Hoque! Ristencon rare! asso sning nae (Cheskcngehich plas ar ane I wea’ or earrage, must servo Frege (Change engine oo Imex cen engne exreust spas or=aes (Check engre a ceaner canine, sve Mee (Check catcher acon, acast rere (Chex foot bake operon and ing fr war, cht of alec Check or loome testes, tghten# eared (Crock te presses cue Frequd (Grech steerng chai an serockots or wen, ah rege (Check bet for wanr er carrage, repos requred (Cheek cht a acon ache eis (Dreck bata cordon, send trecpes (Creek and arkst engine tock vee bet resect. Check chich fo cuter vo bat area catter henge He * Service more often undar dusty conditions, or where airborne debris is present DATE / / HOURS. .DEALER..... 15 MONTHS OR 125 HOURS which ever occurs first ‘Charge engi of opeaing under haw load or hgh ambient leprae ‘Check enghe ting screenings guar dean frenuted* ‘Check fot bs operation ast equred | ‘ash (Check ye pressures acu Hrecared ‘Check engine ar dee fear pre dearer, service Hrecua* (Check operation salty switches and replace ecires Grease sub aes (rake size pease des fp 6 hotest we (Check anery codion service Freasted (Greck mayng atlachrert cue Sado, bots, nus, das hous and quar orwear ot Gamage, repiace Hrequred (Check forse teste, ihtent requred ‘eck eo Ince vee Beare ast cater forge Hrecsest ‘Check and acjustengne to cach ves ba treat. ‘Service more oftan under dusty conditions, or where al borne debris present DATE / f HOURS. se DEALER) CUSTOMER wseecrreonseren 18 MONTHS OR 150 HOURS which ever occurs first Grange ene oi Wned dean engne exaust spark arestar ‘Check engne i cleane feom preceaner, serve required ‘Cherkengne otaing sxeeringer pu, ean recured* ‘Check engne ar nt eanesie screen des Hroquied™ ‘heck fotske operon are fing ior ware, aust replace Heras Chock cperton of salty suiches serve #equred heck presses ert renee Grease sub ades (rake Sur ease exces tp & botern sts ds bush (Check seerng chain an sprocets cr wear acs rendre (Cred moving atscrment cst blades, bos, ns, dso housing. ant (aris tor wear or darrane, reece Frecure Crecktole fr wear er aarrags, replace aged, (Chesk ive shal are sprocket er wen, epane freq { feodidemants, door, re yease, ad reser rer {fit check mowng atacrrent ate fad ir wnt reas Freire Check ahve such pasts are cone fer waar OF ceerag®, ‘fustorsenice Hrecuivad (Check ch arm aon, acute (Check battery conn serce # reared Check orloose fasteners tain fequred (Check and adist enone Such vee bak require, (Check chtch toceaer ves bet anc actus cuter hous eve Wed * Service more often under custy conditons, or where air borne debris is present DATE /{ / HOURS. .DEALE! 3700.0021 MONTHS OR 175 HOURS which ever occurs first (Change engine olf cpemtng under heavy load or high ambient ‘Grosse shi odes (rate se ome ecxestop & boo sa Bieta temperate ‘Check moving aaervrert cer des, Ste, rus, ccs hang a (Chek ergre ar canner foam procieaner, eavceHrequred* \guarieforwoar or damage, replace Haque (Check ergee ining exmenngs guar, Seon Hrequed ® ‘Chock baton condor, coven Frequted ‘hss tot take coolio. act rece ‘Check for bose tastonens, itn Head ‘Check operation of say ches ar erie ecard ‘Ohesk eish io eter veo Dat are ars ale housing vel rege (Check tie pressures act vecure Check an agi engi to ech vee bel fare. *Service more often under dusty conditions, or where ar home debris Is present DATE / | HOURS .ssssnsntnnnen DEALER/ CUSTOMER. 24 MONTHS OR 200 HOURS which ever occurs first ted replace engine ol fer (Check mowrg atachmen cute ides, srs sc haus. rc ‘Grange engne of ‘gas or wear or damage, race Wrequrec (Crest engine spak plug, dean, cust, orreptaceWrequred (Check bets for wea orcamane. relae érequtedt Wed cean engne extust sak arrestor (Check drive cna and sprockns tr wear replace regres (Check ergne ar Ceaner foam precleaner, service required” ‘Check erve ech plas and cenefor wear or damage, (heck ergs ae cones catrape, server frequred custo seco Hrequred (Caan gra casing sys" (Check caschorm scion, ack requred (rect tect trake cperatenanciring or ware, acs orreplans required (Check bar concton, sen I rqured Croc operation ster owicres Servet rere (Grech tr bose tasters igen Freaks ‘Dreck te peers, acest rqured (Check and aust eng Cc veo bet eg Grae mares (rake sure grease exes bp tatirns adeust) (Greck chic io eates veebet enc ach ates has eel Freues (Crack stern chan an sprocket or weer, actif requred “= Service mere often under dusty candltions, or where airborne debris present DATE ! ! HOURS .eesreneeeste DEALER werwerinenesnenn 27 MONTHS OR 225 HOURS which ever occurs first ‘Change engine olf epersing under heavy leader high ambient Grease ob dea fake ae roase Baie top Abotorn st te bn epee (Check moving atshmert cuter Hades, bots, nus, cs hey are (Check engen a ceaner foam pre-ceaner, sevice requ * ‘gun er wear or dara, rio Hraqued (Grech engre rang screavings G:s,clean i renurad* Check eatery cordon, earn rcurec (Check fot rake cperation, act recired (Check oriore aston pion Hegre (Check cperaton of salety swiches ae replace aye (Checkout eter vse et and ast cotter housing vel ecut (Check te pressures, ast required (Check and ast engine eich Veo bat mere “Service mare often under dusty conditions, or where alr bore debris presert DATE = / / HOURS... IEALER/ CUSTOMER. 30 MONTHS OR 250 HOURS which ever occurs first ‘Caange engi oh (Check bets or wens damage, replace trequres Hite conn angie exhaust spark eestor (rec re ca ane gach fos we replace roi? ‘Check engre & demnarfounprecaare:, sevice freuted* Check dine uch plas end coneforwear or dareage, ‘Check engre ting areainger Guar la Frente ductor seryoe Weed ‘Check et brake apart and inrgtor ware, axket orreplace Frege (Ghecicchsch am acon, ach #requted ‘Check operation of eet ewechon sonionfrequres Check batiry corcton, cancel recut (Check tre pressures act Freire (Chneklorloce fatorers. tpn Frequred (Grease sub ier (rake sure gence sxc op & tote stb ade buh) (Checkand aust ange i uch Yeo Bat Frege. (Chk Semen chartan sprockets or wear acu required (Creckchich ib camar vee bet nd acs cuter hour vel reared (Check rowng atactment sa taios bots rts, dee heusng, art (us er Wes! ot damage rept frequited “Service more often under dusty conditions. or where ai borne debs is present DATE = / / HOURS. DEALER... 90H 2708-00 1033 MONTHS OR 275 HOURS which ever occurs first ‘Ghange engine aif operating uncer heat load orhigh ambient temperature ‘Check engnear cleaner foam preceaner serve trequied* ‘Check ergne rodairg sreenfnger guar, clean frequred* ‘Check oottrae operator adjust trecures ‘Dreck operation of salety svc andreplace Wrequred ‘Check re pressures, est Were Grease ub mes rake sire gruase we op boty sub ee = (Chek mowng atacrment cute tides DOS, rs, GE, NOLEN a uaras for wear or damage, replace requ (Check banery concn, serie reqired (Crock torfoosetasteners,tytren rece (rec chic ocr vee be a cus cuter sing eve regard (Grech ard act engne to ctich woe be freq. “Service more ofen under dusty conditions, or where airborne debris is present DATE / / HOURS. -DEALER/ CUSTOMER... 36 MONTHS OR 300 HOURS which ever occurs first (rec reptace eng ol er ‘Change engine ol ‘Check engine spark plug, clan, adjust or replace raqutes Nitec choan engine exhaust spark arecior ‘Check engine at ceanerfoam predieone, service Mreautes* (Check engee ai nner artigo, svc Hoque ‘Gear engre oolng syste ‘Cre oa ale operation ane nig for ware aust or repacolt rece Check opeascn oleae ects, serve Freq Check represoure, cht Frequred (Grease stb aves (rake sur grase was top B betom stb ae iS), (Check teeing car an serecets or weer. act treaued (Check moving altictrment cuter lado bots, nis, ts Hoven, a guards terwour erdamage, replace rcsred Great bote fr wear damage, replace required (Check ove chain and sprockets fr wear, eplace raced ‘Check ove cuter patos andicone fr wear er carrage. adestorservee (requ ‘Check hich a acton echt rected (Check batry condition, sare Hrequed (Check or ose fastener. gtten required ‘Gheck and aust enone to culch vee Delf eaured. ‘Check Ltn to cer vee bellard ast cer using eel requred * Service more often under dusty conditions, or where sir bore debris is present DATE =/ / HOURS.. .DEALER.... ‘We are proud that you have purchased a Cox product and urge you to follow these instructions to obtain the maximum life for your machine. If in doubt check with your supplier. won 37.08.00PARTS LIST: CHASSIS & COMPONENTS 3.02.00PARTS LIST: CHASSIS & COMPONENTS Ref. Patt yi No. No. Description 1 431101988 Chassis (Doel chain adjust) 2 DECA9RIII 5 Stockman 11,SHP Decal Se: DECAS9STH30 Stockman 13HP Decal Set 3 NsM25 ‘Non-Shid Material Set 4 Aba Engine Pulley Spacer : AMIS Engine Pulley Key 6 ana Engine Pulley 1 GS0S0SW Engine Pulley Key Screw 5 SHOTIOR Engine Polley Retaining Bolt 8 wor2008 Bogine Pulley Ret Bolt Washer 0 wors Ret Bolt Shakeproof Washer 1 _AMO7EB0 Engine Mounting Bolt Pte (2) 2 Bos24c Enginc Mounting Bolt (4) 3 ws05, Engine Mig. Bolt Spring Washer (4) 4 wosi2i6 Engine Moxnting Bolt Washes (4) 15 ail Bonnet 1 9130 Dash Plog Small z 091131 Dash Plog Large 2 AMIB) Boanet Spring (2) m AMiBL Bonnet Simp (2) 25 SHO6I6M Bonnet Spring Balt (2) 6 NMNT ‘Boanet Spring Nat (2) n woos Boanet Spring Washer (2) 8 SHIGI6N, Boanet Hinge Bolt 2) 2 NMGNT ‘Bomet Hinge Belt Nut (2) 2 NITSI82 ‘Thyotle Cable c/w Lever 3 AMDB Thoitle Lever # FRO305 Thuotile Lever Rivet (2) 3 AMIG1996 Seat 36 ‘SHOSIZC Seat Retaining Bol (4) 7 WOss Seat Ret Bolt SP Washes (8) 3% ‘wos2003 Sest Ret Bolt Washer (4) 8 AMDIGBISF Sest Mosat 0 sHosi6e Seat Mount Hinge Bolt (2) al ‘NOSCN Hinge Bolt Not (2) 42 aMi7 ‘Seat Spring (2) 43 ‘sHOSI2C ‘Seat Spring Ret. Balt (2) 4 Noscn Ret Bolt Nat (2) 45 SSL ‘Seat Micro Switch 45 SROOSW Seat Micro Attach Bolt (2) a ‘ross Seat Micro Attach Washer (2) 8 aMi79 Bonnet Trim 3 AMBO2B Mudguard LH 2 AMBO1B ‘Mudguard RE st SHOEIEN. Madguard Ret Bole(4) 3 MENT ‘Mudguard Ret. Bolt Nut (4) 3 aMios Bauery 3 SHOSISN ‘Terminal Bolt (2) 3 NMSNT Terminal Bolt Nut (2) 36 AN500 Battery Clamp 2) 38 sR0820C Batery Clamp Sew 3 Noe Clamp Screw Nut Cy AMUSE, Battery Cover 61 AMO Ipnitca Switch @ AMOIS Ignition Switch Key (2) 8 ‘AMis9 Selencid 6 SHOSIOM Solenoid Mounting Bok (2) 6 NMONT. Solenoid Mounting Bot Nat (2) 66 seria ‘Micro Switch a 1096 oot Micro Spring Pate 68 SHOBIEM Spring Plate Bolt 6 MENT ‘Spring Plate Boit it ci ‘AMo0SGO Spark Phig Spanner 1 ‘AMODECI “Tube Spanner n ‘AMo07 ‘Tomy Bar B 1313 (Clutch Clearance Gauge (2) 2598 9.0200 15PARTS LIST: RIGHT HAND SIDE OF CHASSIS 16PARTS LIST: RIGHT HAND SIDE OF CHASSIS Ref. Part No. No. 1 AM238 2 CP3-220 3 RPOL 4 AMI82E94 5 woe1216 6 ‘NOSCN 1 251201 8 CP3-220 10 AM239H0 u AMO009 2 B0625M B wos1216 4 ‘NOC 15 NOSCN 16 AM240 7 SHOSI2C 18 ‘NOSC 19 AM241 20 RPOL 21 wos1216 2 B0636C B SKITI33, 24 ‘NSMO1 4508 Description Clutch Red Short Clutch Rod Short Split Pin Clutch Rod Skprt 'R! Pin Clutch Rod Short Pivot Plate Clutch Rod Pivot Plate Washer Clutch Rod Pivot Plate Nut (Clutch Rod Long ‘Clutch Rod Long Split Pin (2) Disengaging Handle Handle Grip Disengaging Handle Pivot Bolt Pivot Bolt Washer (2) Disengaging Handle Pivot Bolt Nut Pivot Bolt Locknut Disengaging Adjuster Bushed Disengaging Adjuster Bolt Disengaging Adjuster Bolt Nut Disengaging Adjuster Threaded Disengaging Adjuster'R' Pin Disengaging Adjuster Washer (2) Clutch Pivot Plate Bolt Disengaging Micro Switch ‘Non Skid ~ Clutch Pedal 17 0.02.00PARTS LIST: LEFT HAND SIDE OF CHASSIS 898 oson09 18PARTS LIST: LEFT HAND SIDE OF CHASSIS Ref. Part . No. No. Description L AM285 Brake Pedal NsMo2 Non Skod ~ Park Brake 2 AM284K94 Hand Park Brake 3 AM288 Hand Brake Spring 4 ‘SHO616C ‘Hand Park Brake Bolt 3 W061216 Hand Park Brake Washer 6 ‘NOSCN Hand Park Broke Nut 7 M290 Hand Brake Knob 8 CP3-220 Brake Pedal Split Pin 9 AMI83 Brake Pedal Spriag 10 13094 Non Skid Material ~ Running Board (2) 2 AM143M9 Height Adjustment Paw! Push Red B AMO12 Height Adjustment Paw! Push Red Spring i4 Nose ‘Height Adjustment Pawl Push Rod Lock Nut 15 AMO013Q2 ‘Height Adjustment Pawel Push Rod Button 16 CP2-512 ‘Height Adjustment Paw! Push Rod Split Pin 7 AMO1L Height Adjustment Pawl 18 SHOSI6C Height Adjustment Paw! Pivot Bolt 19 NOSCN Height Adjustment Pawl Pivot Bolt Nut 20 AM18SB0 Curter Housing Lifting Link a NO6CN Cutter Lifting Link Nut 2 RPO? Cutter Lifting Link 'R! Pin 23 AM267 Front to Rear Connecting Rod Threaded 4 AM268 Front to Rear Connecting Rod Bushed 5 AM249 Connecting Rod Bush 26 ‘SHOG16C Front to Rear Connecting Rod Bolt Front 7 1B0620C Front to Rear Connecting Rod Bolt Rear 28 Wwos20HD Connecting Rod Rear Bolt Washer 29 wos1216 ‘Connecting Rod Bolt Washer (2) 30 NOSCN Connecting Rod Bolt Nut (2) 31 AMO034HOB- Cutter Brake Adjusting Bracket 32 sHOSIZC Cumer Brake Adjusting Bracket Bolt 33 ‘NOSCN Cutter Brake Adjusting Bracket Bolt Nut 34 091310 28” Cutter Brake Adjusting Rod 251301 32" Cumter Brake Adjusting Rod 35 AMO35 Cutter Brake Spring 36 ‘NSOSC Cutter Brake Adjusting Red Nut 37 RPOL Cutter Brake Adjusting Rod 'R' Pin 38 ‘wosi2i6 Cutter Brake Adjusting Rod Washer soe 9.0200 19PARTS LIST: ELECTRICAL COOE TABLE COLOURS coLguR Bk BLACK au BLUE ‘BROWN wi GREEN 0G ‘ORANGE PL PURPLE 2D RED 1 crac Jy an COTTER SWITCH iposiTion i2iate lengaceo [bisencaceo) FOOT SWITCH iPosiTION DEPRESSED (RAISED TGNTON SWITCH posinioN| lorF wpe] Gleys. Run ‘STARTPARTS LIST: ELECTRICAL Ref. No. 1 2 B 14 15 16 7 508i Part No. SSL SKITI32 13096 AM109 AMOI4 AMOLS AMIS9 SKITI33 431401 AMO64R2 AMO65 SAMI04 SAMI160 AMO96 PRO305 w030620 ‘SHO516M NM6NT AMO65 AMO64R2 ‘SHO516M NMONT ‘SHO516M NM6NT ‘SHO616M NM6NT Description ‘Seat Micro Foot Micro Depressor Foot Switch Battery Ignition Switch, Ignition Key (2) Solenoid Disengaging Micro Wiring Loom Battery to Solenoid (Red) Battery to Earth (Black) Fuse Fuse Holder Loom Clamp (2) ‘Loom Clamp Pop Rivet(2) Pop Rivet Washer (2) Earth Lead Bolt (2) Earth Lead Bolt Nut (2) Chassis to Engine (Black) Solenoid to Staner Motor (Red) Seat Solenoid Earth Bolt ‘Seat Solenoid Earth Bolt Nut Battery Terminal Bolt (2) Battery Terminal Bolt Nut (2) Solenoid Mounting Bolt (2) ‘Solenoid Mounting Bolt Nut (2) 2 0802.00PARTS LIST: STEERING COMPONENTS, ww ©O@ 9 d We Wy Oop oo 09.02.00PARTS LIST: STEERING COMPONENTS. Ref. Part No. No. 1" SKIT37 € AMI67M3 ry AM225 3 ‘NOSCN 4 wo061216 3 AM250 3a M251 4 AMO17C1 7 AM253903 8 Gso4o4w 9 AMOI8 10 SAMOi9 u AMO66 R Gsos0aw 4 AM331 15 AM215 16 AM255, W ‘SH0S12C 18 ‘W0s 1216 19 WOss 20 AM252, ai B0625M 2 wo4216 2B NMENT *SKITS7 a0 Description Steering Whee! Incl. Emblem Steering Wheel Steering Wheel Emblem Steering Wheel Nut ‘Steering Wheel Washer Steering Shaft Upper Stecring Shaft Lower ‘Steering Shaft Bush (3) Steering Shaft Universal Stecring Shaft Flange Set Screw Chain Incl, Link Connecting Link Stecring Shaft Lock Collar Lock Collar Set Screw Steering Idler Shaft ‘Stecring Idler Shaft Mtg Bracket Bush (2) Steering Idler Shaft Mtg Bracket (2) Steering Idler Shaft Mtg Bracket Bolt (4) Steering Idler Shaft Mtg Bracket Washer (2) Idler Shaft Mtg Bracket S/P Washer (4) Steering Shaft Flange Flange Mounting Bolt (4) Flange Mounting Bolt Washer (4) Flange Mounting Bolt Nat (4) ‘Steering Whee! Include. Emblem 09.02.00PARTS LIST: FRONT AXLE COMPONENTS 7s 24 os.cz-00PARTS LIST: FRONT AXLE COMPONENTS. Ref. Part . No. No. Description M332 Front Axle Beam B1240W Front Axle Pivot Bolt NUCN Front Axle Pivot Bolt Nut AN333 Stub Axle LH AM334 Stub Axle RH, M336 Stub Ante Dust Cap (2) coz Stub Aale Circlip (2) GNTF3 Grease Nipple (2) NHM20X1L5T Front Wheel Nut (2) W203806 Front Wheel Spacer (2) 10 AM256 ‘Tie Rod (2) B M020 ‘Tie Rod End (2) 4 ‘NOOF ‘Tie Rod End Lock Nut (4) 15 1B0620C Tie Rod End Bolt (4) 16 NOSCN ‘Tie Rod End Bolt Nut (4) 7 AMB4L Front Axle Connecting Link 18 SHO6I6C Connecting Link Bolt (3) 9 NOSCN Connecting Link Belt Nut (4) 20 13016 Cutter Housing Pivot Pin 21 ‘SHO616M Cutter Housing Pivot Pin Screw NM6NT Cutter Housing Pivot Pin Nut 2 AM342 Cutter Housing Conn. Link AM230 Cutter Housing Conn, Link Bushes (2) 3 AMO040, ‘Cutter Belt Tension Spring (2) 24 ‘M145 ‘Weight Compensating Spring 25 AM3O4 Front Axle Conn Link Adjuster 26 SHOSI6C Front Axle Coan Link Adjuster Bolt (2) 27 WO51216 Front Axle Coan Link Adjuster Washer (2) 2 B0624C Front Axle Coan Link Adj Pivot Bolt 29 NOSCN Front Axle Coan Link Adj. Nut (2) 30 AM337 Inner Tic Rod End (2) 31 1B0624C Inner Tie Rod Bolt (2) * ‘SKITS9 Stub Axle Left Hand ss SKIT9O Stub Axle Right Hand 08 oveza0PARTS LIST: FRONT WHEEL COMPONENTS Ref. No. 1 Part No. ‘TTS00x6 STUSOOX6 AMO7099C. BB204212N AMO21 AM193M9 w203902 Description Front Wheel Tyre & Tube (2) Front Wheel Tube (2) Front Wheel Hub Cap (2) Bearing (4) Bearing Spacer, (2) ‘Wheel Hub (2) Inner Dust Washer (2) PARTS LIST: REAR WHEEL COMPONENTS Ref. No. 1 98H Part No. TT650x8 ‘STU650X8 AMI94 Description Rear Wheel Tyre & Tube (2) Rear Wheel Tube (2) ‘Wheel Hub (2) 030200 27PARTS LIST: DRIVE COMPONENTSPARTS LIST: DRIVE COMPONENTS Ref. Pat; No. No. Description 1 231901 Drive Chain Incl Link 2 $231904 Connecting Link 3 AM362 Chain Tensioner (2) 4 NO6CN ‘Tensioner Nut (2) 4a W061216 ‘Tensioner Washer (2) 5 PIFBB126598A Bearing Idler (2) 6 ‘SHOS12C Ret. Bolt (2) 1 W0S1216 Ret. Nut Washer (2) 8 woss Ret, Nut S/P Washer (2) 9 AM363 Intershaft AM364 Sleeve, Spacer, Shaft 10 NIOFT Intershaft Nut nN SKITSS Intershaft Sprocket & Key 2 SK03 Intershaft Sprocket Key 3 BB2SSAN Intershaft Bearing (2) 4 AMO24 Intershaft Bearing Flange (4) 15 ‘SH0612C Bearing Flange Bolt (6) a7 NOSCN Bearing Flange Bolt Nut (6) 20 AMI97 Clutch Plate (2) 21 $s0612W Clutch Plate Set Screw (4) B 231903, Rear Axle 24 ‘NIOF Rear Axle Nut (2) 2B W102016 Rear Axle Washer (2) 6 KIS Rear Axle Key (2) 7 BB25SAN Rear Aale Beating (2) 2B M024 Rear Axle Bearing Flange (3) 29 ‘SHO616C Bearing Flange Bolt (3) 30 WO51216 ‘Bearing Flange Bolt Washer (3) 31 NO6CN Bearing Flange Bolt Nut (6) 32 AMO25 Rear Axle Lock Collar (2) 33 os050sW Lock Collar Set Screw (2) 34 KITI6 Drum Brake Incl Lining 35 AM200 Brake Band Lining 36 PRO205 Brake Lining Rivet (4) 37 M266 Drum Brake Rod 38 CP3-220 Drum Brake Rod Split Pin 39 NOSCN Drum Brake Rod Nut W051216 Brake Drum Washer 40 AM202 Rear Axle Bearing Flange LH 4 AM288 ‘Chain Tensioner Spring assert osoz00 29PARTS LIST: CLUTCH ARM & COMPONENTS. 9.07.00 43808 30PARTS LIST: CLUTCH ARM & COMPONENTS: Ref, Part No. No. 1 AM20433 2 w204305 3 C2095G- SCC2095H 4 AMO26 5 M326 6 sko9 7 1BB205215N 8 AMO72 9 252001 10 M207 2 ‘SHO512C. 4 BO648C 5 NO6CN 16 AM206 7 ‘SHO6I6M 18 ‘NM6NT. 9 AM246 20 ‘SHOS12C 2 WOS1216 woss 2 Vi6 24 AM208 25 AM209 26 ‘SHOS10C 21 ‘wosi016 ws050216 28 203902 06H Description Clutch Shaft Including Washer (Clutch Cone Ret, Washer Chute Cone Clutch Cone, Heavy Duty (spare part only) Clute Cone Pin Clutch Pulley Upper Clutch Pulley Key hitch Bearing (2) ‘Clutch Bearing Spacer Clutch Pulley Lower Clutch Arm chy Yoke Clutch Amn Yoke Ret. Bolt (2) ‘Clutch Arm Pivot Bolt Clutch Arm Pivot Bolt Nut Clutch Arm Locating Bracket Clutch Arm Locating Bracket Bolt (2) Clutch Arm Locating Bracket Bolt Nut (2) ‘Clutch Arm Bracket Wear Plate Clutch Arm Bracket Wear Plate Bok (2) Clutch Arm Brit Wear Plate Washer (2) Wear Plate $/P Washer (2) Belt - Engine to Clutch Clutch Adjusting Plate Clutch Plate Tapped (2) Adjusting Plate Bolt (2) Adjusting Plate Bolt Washer (2) Bolt Spring Washer Clutch Pulley Bearing Washer 31 09.02.00PARTS LIST: 28"/32” MOWING ATTACHMENT COMPONENTS “Bite. : Si i a » | 93.0200PARTS LIST: 28'/32” MOWING ATTACHMENT COMPONENTS Ref. No. 3 ‘ 6 * ul 2 b 4 15 16 17 18 19 20 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3L 32 33 34 35 36 37 8 45 46 47 48 son Part No. SKIT123 SkITI22 AM259 M272 AM273, AM274 AMOS2EL ‘SH0616M ‘NM6NT ‘Wosi216 AM036D9 AMO37 CP3-225 SKITOS AMO73 B0625M NMoNT 1B0620C NEO6CN 45181 SK09 'BB205215N AM029 AMO30 W203902 NHM20x1,5T KITIS AM033195 PRO205 SHO512C NOSCN AMO76H7 SHO612C NO6CN SMBIS0SHD SMBISOAHD SMB198SHD SMB198AHD WM208. SKITOIDI vis vi0 AM220 WOS1216 NOSCN 13128 SKITE6 SKIT32, SKIT33 SKITS4 SKITSS Description 28" Cuter Housing c/w F/Cover 32" Cutter Housing c/w FiCaver Deflector Deflector Spring Deflector Rod Deflector Ratchet Plate Dedlestor Bracket Deflector Bracket Bott (2) Deflector Bracket Bolt Nut (2) Deflector Bracket Washer (2) Cutter Housing Roller Cutter Roller Shaft ‘Cuter Roller Shaft Split Pin Cuter Bearing Hing c/w Belt Guides Belt Guides (2) Belt Guide Bolt (2) Belt Guide Bolt Nut (2) (Cuner Bearing Housing Bolt (4) Cutter Bearing Housing Bolt Nut (4) Cuter Shaft including Nut Cutter Shaft Key Cutter Shaft Bearing (2) Bearing Spacer Cutter Shaft Pulley Pulley Ret, Washer (2) Pulley Ret. Nut Cutter Brake Incl. Pad Cutter Brake Pad Brake Pad Pop Rivet (2) Cutter Brake Pivot Bolt Cutter Brake Pivot Bolt Nut Cutter Dise Cutter Dise Ret. Bolt (4) Cutter Disc Ret. Bolt Nut (4) 28” Cutter Blade - Stepped 28” Cutter Blade - Air Flow (optional) 32” Cutter Blade - Stepped 32” Cutter Blade - Air Flow (optional) Pulley Ret S/P Washer Blade Bolt & Nut Set Belt - Cutter to Clutch 28” Belt - Cutter to Clutch 32” (Cutter Front Guard Cutter Guard Washer (3) Cutter Guard Ret, Nut (3) ‘Washer Deflector Kit 28” Blade, Bolt, Nut Set - Stepped 28” Blade, Bolt, Nut Set - Air Flow 32” Blade, Bolt, Nut Set - Stepped 32” Blade, Bolt, Nut Set - Air Flow os00 33PARTS LIST — 30" REAR DISCHARGE MOWING ATTACHMENT © fv ©) © 6 é QOOoO@ T & 27.09.00PARTS LIST -30” REAR DISCHARGE MOWING ATTACHMENT item Part No. 1 1336 2 3 PROSOBS 4 SKITOS 5 6 AMOS 7 BO625M 8 NMGNT 9 BB205215N 10 -AMO029 11 -BO620C 12 NFU6CN 130 13181 4 15 13128 16 NHM20X15T 17 AMO76H7 18 SH0612C 19 NOSCN 20 KIT146 21 SMB180 2 23 SKITOIDI 24 25 26 27 w203902 28 SKO9 29 30 AMO30, 31 WM20S 22 KMS 33 34 AMO33, 35 PRO2OS 36 AMO34HO 37 AMO35 38 = NSOSC 30 13317 40 wo5s)218 41 RPOL 42 SHOS12C 43 NOSCN 44 SHOS16C 45 13016 46 SHOSI6M 47 NM6NT 48 -V31 evan Description Deck,Cutter.30".Rear Discharge Housing, Cutter,30" Rear Discharge Rivet Kit,Bearing Housing,Ine Belt Guides Housing Bearing Guide, Belt Bolt Nut,Hex,Nylon inser Thin Bearing.Ball Spacer Bearing Bolt,Hex Nut,HexNylon Insert Spindle,Cutter,Inc Washer & Nut Shafi,Spindle ‘Washer Flat Nut,Hex,Thin Disc,Catter Screw,Hex,UNC ‘Nut,Hex Nylon Insrt:Thin Kit, Mower Blade 180, Fastener Set’Mower Blade 180 Blade, Mower,180,Extra High Flute Kit,Fastener, Mower Blade Bolt.Mower Blade Washer, Wave NutHex,Nylon Insert 2 nuns Key, Woodruff Pulley Washer, Lock Brake,Cutter ‘Arm,Cutter Brake Ped,Cutter Brake et Bracket, Spring, Compression Natsquare Rod, Adjusting.30” Cutter Brake ‘Washer, Flat Pin,"R",Small ‘Screw Hex ‘Nut Hex Nylon Insert Screw, Hex Pin Pivot ‘Serew,Hex Nut, Hex,Nylon Insert,Thin, Bell,”"V" 27-48-00 g EER EPH RRHE EEE EN ER NNR RARN A RE eePARTS LIST—150 LITRE BAG CATCHER @ ® 6 | @ @ ® x OS f ~ =PARTS LIST—150 LITRE BAG CATCHER Tem Part No. Description 1 13314 ‘Chute,Discharge 2 ‘Section, Chute 3 M080 Clip,Retaining 4 PRO3O6 Rivet 5 13310 Bracket, Mount,Catcher-Chassis 6 ‘SHO616C ‘Sorew,Hex 7 ‘W0620HD ‘Washer Flat 8 NFO6CN ‘Nut.Hex,Nylon Insert 9 SH1230M Screw, Hex 10 NMI2NT Nut,Hex,Nylon Insert.Thin n 13320 Sub-Assy,Catcher Front 2. Panel,Catcher Front 3 13307 Seal,Chute Opening 4 13313 Flange,Chute Opening 15 13335 Bracket,Deflector 16 PRO3O6 Rivet n PRO3O8 Rivet 18 DECIO8 Decal, Danger, Rear Discharge Opening 19 14148 Bracket,Catcher,Left 20 34149 Bracket,CatcherRight a wos202 Washer Flat 2 ‘SHOS25M Screw,Hex 2B NMSNT Nut,Hex,.Nylon Insert 4 33312 Frame,Caicher,Front,150L 25 14151 Frame,Catcher,Botlom 6 13315 Frame,Catcher,Top 7 13311 ‘Strut Catcher Frame B 13322 Bag,Catcher,150L 29 14158 Handle Rear Grass Catcher 30 BO840M Bolt Hex 31 14159 Handle,Front,Grass Catcher 32 ‘SHO820M Serew,Hex 33 13334 Deflector,Discharge,Chute Opening pf - 34 13336 Pin,Deflector Pivot 35 RPO! Pin,”R” Small essen 27-03-00 pene N ee Nee renner eneen enna g