HARDWARE REFERENCE Tools Required for Assembly: * 7/16" wrench * 1/2" wrench * Flat Head Screwdriver * Hammer * Pair pliers L-1782-BH-01 3. Parts Reference Parts List L-1782-BH-01 4. REF. NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 PART NO. B-983 B-1673P C-123 R-618 R-635-01 R-636 R-637-01 R-640 R-653 R-704 R-705-10 R-713-10 R-746 R-755-10 R-1503 R-1835-10 R-2466-10 R-2474-10 R-2473-10 R-775-10 R-803 10M0840P 11M1016P 30M1000P 40M1000P 45M1111P 45M1717P R

NO. 1691526 LANDLORD/1700 SERIES CART MFG. NO.1692085 printed in l/94-1GCCI ,.~.~~ ,.. :L..~ ~~: ‘in. . : :: .:.. :.,.: ~,: ‘:, .,.: : :. Table of Contents Page Standard Fastener Identification Chart....................................................... inside Front Cover Decals ....................................................................................................................................... 1 Specifications ..................................................................

Your SNAPPER Dealer has a complete listing of all components. For engine parts, look for the engine manufacturer’s dealers under the heading ENGINES - gasoline in the yellow pages of your telephone directory. SNAPPER Dealers are listed under LAWN MOWERS. STANDING TILLER ON END CAUTION: If the fuel tank is over one-half full when the tiller is placed on end, gasoline may leak from the carburetor vent hole and drip down the outside of the engine causing a potential fire hazard! Gasoline may also

Detach cable from receptacle and engine. On jump start equipped models, refer to instructins provided in kit. NOTE: If engine does not start after five seconds of continuous cranking, release electric start button to prevent overheating of the starting motor. Locate and correct cause of starting problem before repeating electric starting attempt. WARM-UP PERIOD: Allow brief warm-up outside with clutches released to avoid stalling cold engine. Reset Choke as instructed in Engine Manual as the u

1. Adjust height of vacuum inlet. For maximum debris pickup, inlet should be as close to debris as possible without blocking airflow and engine speed set to “FAST”. 2. Inspect debris bag. It must be properly attached to machine, in good condition, clean and dry with the top zipper fully closed. Make sure that the accessory plug is installed into front hole in vacuum nozzle. 3. Start engine. Not all debris pickup will require that the engine speed be set to “FAST”. You can experiment with vacuum

Direct the shredder to discharge into a compost pile or against a wall, large board or other obstruction. Feed cornstalks by hand, slowly, several at a time until the last 18" remain in your hand - then let go. This willo give you a coarsely shredded product several inches long. With a garden spade or pitchfork refeed this material into the shredder until it reaches the consistency you want. A cornstalk that has been processed this way, just one time, will chemically break down within a day or t

Spring Street / PO Box 997 Port Washington, WI 53074-0997 USA MANUFACTURING, INC. © Copyright Simplicity Manufacturing, 2007 Inc. All Rights Reserved. Printed In USA. TP 400-4546-00-AT-SMA Mfg. No. Description Attachment 1694680 Snow Cab, Soft Side Part No.: 1734825 Table Of Contents s PRODUCT COMPONENTS PAGES Snow Cab, Soft Side ............................................................................................................................................ Torque Specification Chart

Only kit. *2480 Adjust vacuum strength by turning ring and adjusting opening size. Figure 1. Kit Parts FORM - 1709566 PRINTED IN U.S.A. 12/93-SMI USING THE VACUUM The vacuum kit lets you take full advantage of the vacuum created by the four fan blades on the rotor flywheel. Placing the lid on the hopper directs the suction power to the hose inlet at the bottom of the housing. Use the vacuum kit to conveniently rake dry leaves and grass clippings into the leaf tray, where the material is s