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1998 S/N 21329 - Walker Mowers

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Maintenance Instructions<br />

ADJUSTMENTS<br />

3. Tighten the jam nut on the forward travel stop<br />

adjusting bolt.<br />

Steering Lever<br />

Actuator Arms<br />

CAUTION<br />

NEVER attempt to disconnect any safety<br />

devices or defeat the purpose of these<br />

safety devices.<br />

FSC Actuator<br />

Clevis<br />

Forward Travel<br />

Stop Bolt<br />

LH Steering Lever<br />

(For Orientation)<br />

Neutral<br />

Safety Switch<br />

Steering<br />

Adjustment Nut<br />

Forward Speed Control Stop<br />

and Steering Lever Adjustment<br />

Steering Lever End Play Adjustment - Step 2<br />

1. Position the FSC lever to the most FORWARD<br />

position.<br />

2. Loosen the adjustment nut on each steering lever<br />

actuator until end play develops between<br />

the lever actuator and the adjustment nut (sliding<br />

on transmission control rod).<br />

3. Hold the actuator back as shown (against the<br />

spring pressure) and tighten the nut to the point<br />

where the end play is removed and then tighten<br />

two additional turns.<br />

IMPORTANT: If the adjustment nut is too loose<br />

(end play exists) excessive loads are placed on<br />

transmission internal control stops. If the adjustment<br />

nut is too tight (preferred condition), the maximum<br />

forward travel speed is reduced.<br />

Neutral Function Adjustment - Step 3<br />

1. Move the FSC lever to the NEUTRAL-PARK<br />

position (rear travel limit).<br />

2. Start the engine (operate first at idle and then<br />

normal operating speeds) and check for movement<br />

of the drive wheels.<br />

Neutral Function Adjustment<br />

3. If drive wheels are moving, stop the engine and<br />

adjust the FSC neutral stop by adjusting the<br />

FSC actuator clevis (see Neutral Function Adjustment<br />

photo for clevis location). If the drive<br />

wheels are moving backward, remove the cotter<br />

pin and clevis pin and screw the clevis forward.<br />

If the drive wheels are moving forward, screw<br />

the clevis backward. Restart the engine and<br />

check for wheel movement (several “trial and error”<br />

adjustments may be required). At this point<br />

it may not be possible to adjust both wheels<br />

stationary since the differential adjustment has<br />

not been made. (This is covered by the Straight<br />

Ground Travel Adjustment - Step 4.) In this<br />

case, the neutral adjustment should be made for<br />

one wheel stationary and the other moving forward<br />

slightly.<br />

4. Check and adjust the neutral safety switch<br />

for closure and function with the FSC in neutral<br />

(the engine will not start when the switch is<br />

open). Use panel nuts on the switch body to<br />

adjust switch position for closure in neutral. Refer<br />

to adjustment description for Safety Switches<br />

in this section.<br />

NOTE: If the engine will not start, check and adjust<br />

the neutral safety switch (see item 4 below).<br />

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