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    OP E R A TO R ' S M A NU A L RO T A R Y M O W E R 29900 Rev . 3/14/ 2008 T ested. Proven. Un beat able . 42C-6[...]

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    2 Introduction Gen’l (Re v . 2/19/2008 ) T O THE DEALER : Assemb ly and prop er installati on of this product is the respons ibil ity of the Woods ® dea ler . Read manual in struc tions and safet y rules . Mak e su re all items on the Dealer ’s Pre-Del ivery and Deliver y Check Lists in the Ope rator ’s Manual are com pleted before r eleasin[...]

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    Introduction 3 29900 (R ev . 7/6 /20 07) T ABLE OF CONTENT S INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 GENERAL INFORM A TIO N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 SAFETY RUL ES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    4 Saf ety 42C Saf ety Rules (Rev . 7/9/2007 ) TRAINING  Safety instructions are import ant! Read all att achment and power unit manuals; fo llow a ll safety rule s and safety decal infor mation . (Replace- ment manuals and safety decals are available from your deale r . T o lo cate your nearest deale r , check the Dealer Locato r at www.W oodsEq[...]

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    Saf e ty 5 42C Safety Rules (Rev . 7/9/2007)  Do not stop, st a rt, or change directions sud- denly on slopes.  Use extreme care and reduce gro und speed on slopes and rough te rrain.  W atch for hidden hazards on the terrain during operation.  Stop power unit and equipment immediate ly upon striking an obstruction. T urn off engine, re[...]

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    6 Safety 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007 ) 4 - SERIAL NUMBER P LATE 1 - 255 05 ROT A TING BLADES AND THROWN OBJECTS  Do not put hands or feet under or into mower when engine is running.  Before mowing, clear area of objects that may be thrown by blade.  Keep bystanders away .  Keep discharge chute and guards in place and in good condition. BLADE[...]

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    Operation 7 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) OPERATION ■ Do not allow children or unqualified persons to operate equipment. ■ Keep byst anders away from equipment while it is in operation. ■ Stop mower and t ractor immediately upon striking an ob struction. T urn off engine, remove key , in spect and r epair any damage b efore resum- ing operation. ?[...]

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    8 Service 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) SERVICE LUBRICATION Grease bl ade spi ndle sha ft every 2 4 hours of opera tion until som e grea se is for ced out ar ound to p of shaft. This is necess ary to e nsure th at enou gh greas e has been force d in to reach top bearing of spindle. V -belt idlers have seal ed bal l bearin gs and d o not nee d lubr i- cat[...]

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    Assembly 9 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) ASSEMBLY ■ Keep all persons away from operator cont rol area while p erforming adjustments, service or maintenance. ■ Always wear relatively tight and belted clothing to avoid ent anglement in moving p a rt s . Wea r sturdy , rough-soled work shoe s and pr otective equipmen t for e yes, han ds, he aring an d h[...]

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    10 Assembly 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) Figu re 5 . Side Sk id and Side Shiel d SIDE SHIELD OR DISCHARGE CHUTE INST ALLATION A side sh ield an d disc harge ch ute are provide d for righ t side o f m ower . T he side s hield sho uld b e us ed for nor- mal opera ting co nditio ns. Th e discha rge ch ute may b e used to re place side shi eld for ve ry he [...]

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    Assembly 11 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) MOUNTING FRAME ASSEMBLY Push Channel / Push Channel Mounting Angles and Lif t Bars Loose ly ass emble the followi ng (see page 18 ): Attach right p ush ch annel mo unting angle (53) to right rear de ck rail and r ear mower deck with 1/2 " x 1 -1/2" carriage bolts (83 ) and flang e lock nuts (91). At tac[...]

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    12 Assembly 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) Figure 8 . Moun tin g Fram e Ass embly Photo[...]

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    Assem bly 13 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) Figure 9 . Mount ing Fr ame Ass embly Ph oto with Rear Shield[...]

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    14 Assembly 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007) Figure 10 . Li ft Assem bly Photo[...]

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    Dealer Check List 15 29900 (R ev . 3/14/2008) DEALER CH ECK LIST S PRE- DELIV ERY CH ECK LIS T (DEALER’S RESPON SIBIL ITY) Inspect t he equipme nt thor oughly aft er asse mbly to ensure it is set up pro perly before deli vering it to the cust omer . The foll owing che ck lis ts are a r eminder of poin ts to insp ect. Che ck off each i tem as it i[...]

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    16 Part s 2990 0 (R ev . 7/ 6/ 200 7) 42-6 CW M AIN FRAME ASSEMBLY[...]

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    Part s 17 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007 ) 42-6 CW M AIN FRAME ASSEMBLY R E F P ART QTY DESCRIPTION 1 9874 1 Fram e 2 26403 1 Front corner baf fle 3 4141 1 Ri ght s ide sk id 4 263 96 1 Right side shield 5 26402 1 Side s hield baff le 6 276 63 1 Blade spind le bel t shield 7 ----- 1 Overrunning clu tch (see p age 20) 8 34 44 1 Access ho le cov er 9 26397 1[...]

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    18 Part s 2990 0 (R ev . 7/ 6/ 200 7) 42C-6 MO UNTING FRAME ASSEMBLY DRAWING[...]

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    Part s 19 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007 ) 42C-6 MOUNTING FRAME ASSEMBLY R E F P ART QTY DESCRIPTION 40 2765 7 2 Lift ba r 41 1533 1 Bottom li ft a rm 42 1441 1 Upper lif t arm 43 1500 1 Center lif t arm 44 484 1 5/8 x 1 x 7 /16 Heat-treat ed sleev e 45 1513 2 Idler bracket cla mp plate 46 1491 1 Idler pipe 47 4072 2 7-5/16 OD Idler she ave 48 1505 1 1 BK [...]

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    20 Part s 2990 0 (R ev . 7/ 6/ 200 7) OVERRUNNING CLUTCHES IMPORT AN T NOTE: A fter installing c lutch, r otate it bac k- wards to see that i t ratchets free ly . If i t does not, ad d another wa sher ( 16) under cap (1 5) & ro tate clutch a gain. R E F P ART QTY DESCRIPTION 1 ------ * 1 1/8 Pipe plug (use d on earli er model s) 2 3174 2 Oil s [...]

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    Part s 21 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007 ) Lif t Chain Hook-Up T able S pecial Notes (Refer to num bers in parentheses i n abov e table) 1. Hook one 1 3-link chain be tween ho les “C” & “D”. 2. Fasten one 10-li nk and on e 7-l ink cha in together. 3. Hook lowe r end of s pring in c rotch chai n. 4. Hook spr ing into chain just above hole “ H?[...]

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    22 Part s 2990 0 (R ev . 7/ 6/ 200 7) Manu al Hei ght Adju stme nt[...]

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    Part s 23 29900 (R ev . 7/6/2007 ) Manu al Hei ght Adju stme nt R E F P ART QTY DESCRIPTI ON 1 ----- - Chain (s ee chart fo r c hain us ed on your mo unti ng) 2 4155 2-3 1/4 Co ld shut re pair link 3 10693 1 Manual heigh t adju stment le ver assemb ly 4 484 1 -2 5/8 x 1 x 7/1 6 HT S lee ve 5 10706 1 3-3/8 Lo ng com pressio n spring 6 10701 1 Manual[...]

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    24 Part s 2990 0 (R ev . 7/ 6/ 200 7) SP INDLE ASSEMBLY R E F P ART QTY DESCRIPTION 1 18355 1 CW Blade spindle 2 18359 1 1-3/8 x 1-3 /4 x 5/8 Sl eeve 3 2718 2 1-3/4 x 2-3 /8 x 13 GA Flat washer 4 2715 2 Seal for 1-3/4 sha ft 5 2717 2 Bearing cone 6 18361 1 S pindle housi ng with cup s 7 2716 2 Bearing cup 8 195 * 1 S traight 1/8 pipe thread grease [...]

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    Appendix 25 Bolt T orque & Size Chart s (Rev . 3/28/2 007) BOLT T ORQUE C HART Always tighten hardwar e to the se value s unl ess a di fferent torque valu e or ti ghtening procedur e is listed f or a spe cific applica tio n. Fasteners must al ways be rep laced with the s ame grad e as spec ified in the ma nual parts list. Always us e the prop e[...]

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    26 Appendix Bolt T orque & Size Ch arts (Re v . 3/28/2007) BOLT SIZE CHART NOTE: Chart s hows b olt thr ead s izes an d corr espond ing he ad (wren ch) sizes f or standa rd SA E and metric bolts. ABBREVIATIONS AG ..... ....... .......... ................ ................. ....... Agricultu re ASABE . ............ ....... American Socie ty of Ag[...]

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    F-3079 (Rev . 6/1/2007) W ARRANTY (All Models Except Mow’ n Machine TM Zero-T urn Mow ers and W oods Bou ndary TM Utility V ehicles) Ple ase E nte r Info rm atio n Below an d Save fo r Futu re R efer enc e. Date P urch ased: _____ _____ ________ ____ _____ _ Fr om (Deal er): _ _____ _____ ____ _____ _______ _____ _____ _____ _ Model Numb er: ____[...]

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    F-8494 (Rev . 6/23/2005) W oods Equipm ent Company 260 6 South Illinois Route 2 Post Office Box 1000 Oregon, Illinoi s 61061 800-319-663 7 t el 800 -399-66 3 7 f a x www .W oodsEquipmen t.com ©2007 Woods Equipment Company . All rights reserved. WO ODS, the Woods logo, and "T ested. Pr oven. Unbeatable." are trademarks of Woods Equipment [...]