Craftsman 247.298770 Owner's Manual page 16

5 h.p. chain drive rear tine tiller
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FIGURE
40,
FIGURE 41.
8o Reverse steps 1 through 7 for reassembfy.
NOTE
Upon
reassembly
of
friction
disc,
tighten
three screws
equally.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE:
Tran smission:
The transmission
is pre-lubricated
and sealed at
the factory.
It requires
no additional
lubrication
unless
the transmission
is disassembled°
To fill
with grease, lay the left half of the transmission
on its side, add 28 ounces of Plastilube
#1 grease
and assemble
the righ! half to it. This grease can
be purchased from your nearest authorized
dealer.
(Order Part NOo737-0133.)
Engine:
1_ You
MUST
CHANGE
THE
OIL
in
the
crankcase after the first
two hours of opera_
16
tion of your
new
engine
and after
each
25
hours of use thereafter
to ensure
proper lubri-
cation of internal
parts for trouble free opera-
tion
and
to
prevent
costly
repair
due
to
excessive
wear.
(Take
care
to
remove
dirt
around
li!ler
plug.)
Be sure oil level is maim
tained full to point
of overflowing
Seefig{,re
42.
_.
Oil Level
Oil Filler
Plug
FIGURE 42_
TO change oil remove drain plug (figure
43) and tip
the tiller
forward
while
engine
is warm.
Replace
drain
plug.
Remove
oil fiiler
cad and refill
with
SAE 30 heavy duty
detergent
oil
Replace
filler
cap..
Oil Drain
Plug
FIGURE 43,
2
Use only a good grade of fresh,
clean, regular
gasoline
Do not use gasoline
that has been
sitting
for
a
long
period
of
time.
Stale
gasoline
may cause engine
to run poorly
or
not at all.
3_,
Keep your engine CLEAN.
Wipe off all spilled
fuel and oil
Keep the engine clean of foreign
matter
and be sure
the cooling
fins
on the
cylinder
are kept clean
to permit
proper
air
circulation.
You must REMEMBER
that this is
an air cooled
engine
and free
flow of air is
essential
to proper
engine
performance
and
life.
4_
Your
must
SERVICE
YOUR AIR
CLEANER,
The air cleaner prevents
damaging
dirt, dust,
etc.. from entering
the carburetor
and being
forced
into
the engine
and is important
to
engine life and performance.
To remove air cleaner:
See figures
44 and 45.
A. Remove screw.
B.. Remove air cleaner
carefully
to prevent
dirt
from entering
carburetor.

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