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Swisher ONFT1150 manual

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  • Page 1

    50” UNIV ERSAL M OUNT TRAI LMOWER F or V e h i cl e M ount i ng Op t i ons S e e D e t ai l s O n P ag e -1 6 OWNER’S MANUAL 1 6 0 2 C OR P OR A TE D R I V E, P . O. B OX 6 7 , WA R R EN SB U R G , M I SSOU R I 6 4 0 9 3 P HON E 6 6 0 -7 4 7 -8 1 8 3 F A X 6 6 0 -7 4 7 -8 6 5 0 MODEL NO. Manufacturing quality lawn car e equipment since 1945 Ass[...]

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    SAFETY P RECAUTIONS • Read the manual. L earn to operate this machine saf ely. • Alway s disconnect the spark plug wire and place the wire where it ca nnot contact the spark plug, to preve nt accidental starting the eng ine when setting up, transporting, adjusting or making repairs. • Keep all shields and g uards in place. • Understand the [...]

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    • Turn off the blades whe n not m owing . Before leaving the mac hine, turn off the blades and stop the eng ine. • Watch for traffic whe n operating near or cr oss ing r oadway s. • Do not operate the mower i f it has bee n dropped or damaged in any manner or if the mower vibrates excessively . Excessive vibration is an indication of damag e.[...]

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    LIMITED WARRA NTY The manufacture r’s warranty to the original consumer purchase r is: This product is fre e from defects in materials and w orkmanship for a period of one (1) y ear from the date of purchase by the original consumer pur chaser. We will repair or replace , at our discretion, parts found to be defective due to mater ials or workman[...]

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    STARTING THE ENGINE • See engine ma nufacturer’s instructions for the ty pe and amount of oil and fuel used. Engine must be level to ac curately check and fill oil. Do not overfill. • Park vehicle and mower on a level surface, set the vehicle par king brake, and disengag e blades. • Check spark plug wir e, oil, and fuel. • Check all elect[...]

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    STOP MOWING • Bring vehicle to a full stop. • Disengage clutch lever by moving lever to center position. • Turn key switch to “OFF” position. TRANSPORTING MOWER • Never transport unit with engine running. • If transporting unattached from tow vehicle, remove spark plug wire and place it where contact with the spark plug cannot be made[...]

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    SAFETY AND OPERA TIONAL DEC ALS R e pl a c e dec a l im media t e ly if da m a ge d. Or de r by pa rt num be r f r om S wis he r Mowe r and Ma c hi ne Co. I nc. O D 33 – S p e ed D e ca l O D 45 – W arni ng D e ca l O D 55 – T ria ng l e D a ng e r D e ca l 9 D e ca l l oca t e d O n g ras s c hut e [n ot s ho w n] O D 99- O N / O F F D ECA L[...]

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    Ite m No. De s crip tion Pa r t # 1 Fra me W eldmen t 514 7T K 2 C as t e r W eldmen t 50 72 3 T i r e & W he el N O T r ead 4.10x 3 . 5- 5 50 57 4 B e ar i n g, Flan ge d 3/4 I D CB58 5 3/4 Pus h N ut BL K P las t ic N B - 687 6 3/4I D X 1 1 / 4O D 1 0 GA. W a s her N B -1 95 7 1/8 X 1 C ott er P in NB-1 26 8 S w ay Bar Rig ht 36 64 9 S w ay B[...]

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    DECK A SSEMBLY FIG URE 2 See Detail (P ag e 1 4 ) See Detail ( P age 13) See Detail ( P age 13) 33 5 14 8 4 12 14 18 2 17 9 16 33 15 1 3 6 19 34 10 11 26 7 20 Ite m # De sc r ip tion Part # Ite m # De sc r ip tion Part # 1 50 " D ec k W eldmen t 515 8T K 18 5/16- 18 X 4 C arr iage B olt N B - 101 2 Enga ge C ab l e M ou nt 50 95 T K 19 3/8 U S[...]

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    BELT C ONFIGURAT ION F igure 5 3752 (112” Belt) T 239 (39” Belt) 12 I tem N o. D escri p t ion P art # 1 C ons o l e W e ldment 5 136 T K 2 C l u t c h C able Clev i s 9 023 3 T Ha ndle 44 63T K 4 Link f or C on s ole 44 61T K 5 5/16- 18 X 1 1/2 T or x P a n Z P NB-5 91 6 1/4 SAE W asher N B - 274 7 1/4 X 1 1/2 C l e v i s P in NB-5 18 8 3/32 X[...]

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    1 2 2 14 Blade D river Assy. 9058- 5.75” (Cent er S haft ) 9018- 4.25” (O ut e r S haft s ) 10 7 11 8 4 10 15 16 5 6 3 9 13 12 F igure 6 BLADE DRIVER SET-UP 13 7 Outer Bl ade Driver Configu ration Center B lade Driver Configu ration 17 18 19 19 29 24 25 20 19 21 27 22 23 26 28 31[...]

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    MOTOR BASE ASSEM BLY ENGINE SET-UP F I GU R E 4 Ite m No. De sc r ip tion Pa rt # 13 1 1- HP B&S E ng i n e N/A 14 3 / 8- 24 X 1 E n gine Bolt Loc kt it e NB-4 52N 15 W asher B e l lev il le 6 99 16 1 / 4 X 1 Key St ock 903 1 17 Eng i n e P u l ley- 5.5" 6 88 18 Eng i n e P u l ley S pa c er S ho rt 689 S 19 Eng i n e P u l ley S pa c er L[...]

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    F IG U RE 9 . A t t ac hing unit t o op era t e i n t he front mount p o sit ion ( Q u i c k S wi t c h M ou n t k i t sold se p arat ely) De tail - 1 , 3 Attachment Options 16 De ta il - 1 P A R T# 2646 De ta il - 3 P A R T# 9146 I tem No . D esc r i p t ion P art # 1 Mou nt P in 5 153 T K 2 3/16 Clic k P in NB50 6 3 3/4 I D W as h er N B 19 5 1 2[...]

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    RE P AIR P ART S Yo ur 5 0 ’ ’ T r ailm o w er h as b e en p r o d u c ed w it h c o m p o n en t s d esig n ed s p ecif ic t o t h is m ach in e. Alt h o u g h st an dar d V - b e lt s , s p rin g s, b ea r in g s, b la d e s , p u lley s , h a rdw ar e, et c . lo o k sim ilar t o p ar t s u sed o n o t h er m a ch in e r y , t h ey m a y in s[...]

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    OWNER’S MANUAL MODEL NO. Ea c h m owe r ha s it s own m ode l num be r . Ea c h engine ha s i ts own mod e l num be r. T he model num be r f or t he mowe r w i ll be f ound on the r i ght ha nd si de of the dr i ve be lt hous ing. T he m ode l num be r f or the e ngi ne w i ll be f ound on the top of t he bl ow er f a n hous ing. All mowe r pa r [...]