Allstate 788.94493 Manuel utilisateur

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

AND

PARTS

LIST

FOR

MOTOR SCOOTER

,..-----

MODEL NUMBER 788.94493

This is

the

Model

Number

your

Allstate

Motor

Scooter.

It will

found

plate

fastened

the

outside

the

hinged

door

under

the

seat. Always

mention

this

number

when

communicating

with

us regarding

the

Scooter,

when

ordering

repair

parts.

,..----

HOW

ORDER REPAIR PARTS

All

parts

listed

herein

may

ordered

through

any

Sears

retail

mail

order

store. In

ordering

parts

mail

from

the

mail

order

store

which

serves

the

territory

which

you

live, Selling Prices

will

furnished

request

parts

will

shipped

prevailing prices

and

you will

billed accordingly.

WHEN

ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

The

Part

Number

this List.

The

Part

Name

in this List.

The

Model

Number

the

item.

This list is valuable. It will

assure

your

being

able

obtain

proper

parts

service

all times.

suggest

you

keep

with

other

valuable

papers.

SEARS, ROEBUCK

AND

CO.

Scooterworks USA Inc.

5709

Ravenswood

Chicago,

60660

ph: 773.271.4242

fx:

773.271.5012

fii.

I - AllSTATE: •

Cruiaaire.

Motor

Scooter

Location

0/.

aerial

Number

Location

0/'

engine

Number

WARNING

order

keep

your

ALLSTATE

Scooter

perlect

runnmg

condillon

and

not to void

the

guarantee.

always

have

your

machme

repaired

Sers.

Roebuck

and

Co. Store.

Special

care

should

taken

regard

the

fuel

mixture which

should

regular

gasoline

and

.)Ij

the

make.

grade

and

1''1

the

amount

prescnbec

in this

booklet.

Ethyl

gasoline

ahould

never

used.

not

use

Allatate

compounded

motor

oil

other

Premium

-'-.

Duty

Motor

Oil

with

detergents.

The

inexpenenced

operator

should

exercise

lIar.

applymg

front

wneel

brake.

to aVOid locklni;;

Fii.

2 .

Controla

AUatate

Scooter

Gear

change

tWlslgnp

with

c!u::n

control

lever·

front

brake

lever·

Throllie

control

gnp.

Light

and

dim.

mer

switch

front

b-ake

,awl'

- 6

Rear

brw

pedal

KJc:ltstarter • 8

Gem

.hilter

Rear

brake

Jaws

10.

Clutch

•

11.

Carburellor.

cleaner

12.

Choke

control

lever

13.

fuel

cock

-3-

Fiq.

3 -

EDqine

inalallation

aDd

auapenaiona.

Sl~~rtng

column

and

front

!u!p~n!ion

•

Engin~

•

Crankca!~

hall.

clutch

sld~.

wIth

sWinging

arm

R~ar

susp~nslon

apring

with

hydraulic

damp~r.

MAIN

SPECIFICATIONS

Fram

•.•

pressed

and

spot.welded

steel

sheet.

with

stream-lined

monocoque-type

structure.

Suapenaion. •Front

wheel:

coil

spring.

Rear

wheel:

coil

spring

and

coaxial

hydraulic

shock

absorber.

Engin

•.•

Two-stroke. flat co:;t iron

cylinder

and

cast

aluminum

alloy

cylinder

head.

Displacement.

123.57 cc. (7.48 cu. in.)

Bore.

mm. (2.12 in.)

Stroke

mm. (2.12 in.)

Effective

power

5000 rpm 4.5

HP.

Compression ratio .6.5: I

Fuel

conaumption.

(Gasoline·

oil mixture)

Max.

speed.

Wheel

...

Max.

width

handleban

Max.

lenght

the

scooter

Max.

height

Min.

height

floorboard.

Turning circl

•.

W.ight

(unladen)

130

miles

per

gal.

46.6 m.p.h.

40.4

in.

25.7 in.

68.3 in.

28.7 in.

8in.

in.

178.2 lbs.

Transmission.

-Directly [rom

enarne

rear

wheel

through

clutch.

cushion

drive

and

ge'ar

box

Starting.

means

of kickstarter.

nght

hand

Side

scooter.

Gear

box.

3-speed

drive

with

mesh

gears

in od

bath.

Its two-c::Ible control

coupled

with

that

of the

clutch.

left

hand

side

handl~bars.

Clutch. -

Wet

type;

multiplate.

with

facrngs of corle

composition

applied

the

dnven

dISCS

Iqnition. -

fl'lwheel

magneto

...------------erJ~

Fiq.

4 -

(qnilion

diaqram

Ignition

coil

f1ywh~~1

magn~lo

Rolor

cam

Br~akcr

Cond~n!~r

Sporkplug

Engin~

CUI-OU!

!wl!ch

-·4-

Fi9. 5 • S.c:tiOD

.DgiD

••

PIston·

Cranbhafl

•

Clutch

Mainshafl

•

Gear

shifter·

Flywheel

magneto.

Kl:k-

starter·

Crankcase

hall.

clutch

aide.

with

aWing.

Ing

arm.

Lighting

ana

nom.

••

fwnet.

;

both

head

lamp

(two-beam). tail lamp.

hom

light.

Brake&.

-Lxpanding type.

Front

brake:

control lever on right

hand

side

handle-

bars.

Rear

brake:

control

pedal

on right

hand

side

of floor·

board.

••

1&.

•01

pressed

steel sheet.

interchangeable

and

easily removable. since they

are

assembled

automobile-like system.

Tires: dia.

3.50

x 8 in.

Fuel tank. -Total

copacity:

2.03

gals.;

Reserve: -

0,5

gals.;

Three-way

cock:

copen.

- c closed

•.

reserve.

ring

Lock. -A

suitable

security

lock'is

arranged

on the lrame.

near

Jhe

handlebars.

Turning

the

key

counter-clockwise

and

the

handlebars

to the left. the

lock

engages

the

lugs

welded

the

steering

column.

so that the

madune

can

only

tum

around.

Tum

the

key

clod:wise

and

the

handlebars

beck

normal

position

lor releasing the

steering

system

(see

fig.

6). Do not

attempt to

TIde

the

machine

unless the key is in.

and

re-

mams

in the lock.

and

the

handlebars

ere

moving Ireely.

not

lubricate

the

steering

lock.

Central

Stand.

- A two-leg

stand

arranged

under

the floorboard. A

strong

return

spring

hold

contact

with the floorboard

and

keep

from

vibrating

while

the scooter is

being

ridden.

---8

·r.r..~---7

Tool Kit. • 1

lour-end

box

wrench

(11

•

~m);

double

open-ended

wrench

(8-14 mm);

.:::-.;lle

open-ended

wrench

mm); I

screw-driver.

Tnese

n::'ld

tools

are

contained

in a

canvas

roll

which

placed

the

left

wing

with

air

pump.

Speedometer

(See

Table

XX). -

request

the

Allatate

scooter

con

equipped

with the

speedometer.

which

has

its

housing

the

middle

the

handlebars

and

odds

to the

performance

and

appearance

the

scooter.

Fig. , -

Security

lock

Normal

position

Closed

-5-

-rr

-.tt

-.rT

ftUJIIII -

l1li

y•

: 3

L-.T1Ul[

•

;

15--r.-+

;-7

'--

.:.'-.",J

Fiq. 7 • Scheme

Eleetric

Wirillq

fiywh~~1

magn~lo

. 2 Low tltnsion

lltrminal

•

STOP

light

V • 3 W

bulb)

•

Tail

lamp

V • 3 W

bulb)

•

Sparkplug

. 5 STOP

switch.

7Light

and

dimmer

SWitch

.•

W22W

double

filament

bulb·

Hom·

10.

Inside

view

hltad

lamp

•

LIghts

011

•BHltad

lamp

and

tail

lamp

. C

Country

bttam

•

Traffic

bttam

•

Englnlt

cut-out

Horn

bullon.

. 6

HOW

ASSEMBLE

THE

SPEEDOMETER

(WITH

MILE

DIAL)

(See fig.

Take

011

the

head

lamp

and

disengage

Ihe

top

shell

handlebars

from the

inside

hub,

then

remove

the

cover

the

speedomeler

housing

from

the

top

shell.

-WIth the

help

apilot

wire

slide

'in

into the

steering

co umn from the

100

end

the

sheath

•

for

the

fex drive. unt

'emerges

from the bottom

end

(mdic:Jled with

crrow

:he

figure).

Assemble packir;g •

ana

Ihen the

speedometer

head.

the

upper

sheD

handlebars;

fIt

the

packing.

D •

and

support.

E •

speedometer

boss,

then

secure

fJrmly with

nut

• F •.

Pull the pilot wire

out

the

sheath,

greose

the flex

drive

generously

and

slide

in.

-Place the

upper

end

the flex

drive

mto

housing

mthe

speedometer

head

and

secure

both

flex

drive

and

sheath

means

knurled

ring

• G

Re-assemble the

upper

shell

and

head

lamp.

Unscrew the

plug

•H• from the

swinging

hub.

Fill

with

grease

the

hub

order

to'luc:lcate

the

portion

1he

wheel

spmdle

meshing

...

nth

the

spee-

dometer

drive pinion • I •

-Mate the pinion • I • to

the

support

bush

• L •

and

screw

the

latter

the

wheel

hub,

thus

allOWing

axial

play

0.25-0.8

(0.01-0.03"). If the

play

not

prescribed.

assemble

shoulder

washer

• M •

between

the

bush

•

and

toe

hub.

-Slide the

rubber

cap

• N

the

threaded

ring

•0 •

and

biconlcal ring •

over

the

sheoth

end;

fit

the

washer

.•

on the

cable

portIon

which

protrudes

from the

sheath,

pass

the

latter

between

the

front

brake

control

cable

and

the

wheel.

then

screw

and

tighten

threaded

nng

•

bush

•

and

po-

SItion

rubber

cap

• N

Make

sure

that

the

end

of the flex

drive

enters

the

square

sect

hole

the

speedometei

dnve

pinion

Rotate

fne

wheel

hand

for

several

times

order

make

sure

that

turns

freely

Fig.

8 • How

...

mel.

lb.

••

dom.'.r

unit

Due

the

Simple

and

conventional

deSign

the

Allstate

scooter,

particular

skill

requITed for

ItS

operation,

nor

skilled

pers~nnel

lor

ItS

maintenance.

The

tash

con

quite

well

carned

out

any

customer.

even

unexpenenced.

core/ully

follOWing

some

general

rules.

OPERATION

Fuel

lupply.

-Fuel mIxture

should

composed

reg

lar

gasohne

and

Allstate

Outboard

Motor Oil.

S.A.E.

30.

or Allstate

Regular

Motor Oil S.A.E. 30. in

the

following

proportion:

0.5

pmt

oil to I

gallon

gasoline.

not use AllsttIte

compounded

motor

oil

other

Premium

Heavy

Duty Motor

Oils

with

detergents.

Keep the

breather

filling

cap

clean.

Oil level. -Remove the level

screw,

crankcase,

mer

ked •

OLIO,

and

mdlcateci

pag

II Fig

18.

check

level

gear

DO>:

belore

slartlng

the

engine

The

scooter

standing

upnght.

011

should

Just

about

to flow out; otherWise

top

with

ALLSTATE REGULAR

S.A.E.

30.

Running.in. -

Important

rules

followed

while

running-in

(1'200

miles) :

-Do

not

exceed

follOWing

speeds'

1st

gear

9.5

mph

2nd

gear

mph

3rd

gear

mph

not

hold

these

max

speeds

for

long

periods

neither

use

full throttle

opening

up-hill.

Warning.

1/2

pint

of oil

should

mixed

each

gallon

gasoline

both

dunng

and

after

running-In

Starting.

Open

the

fuel

valve,

put

the

gear

box

neulral

and

shghlly

open

the

throllJe

slow

running

poSItiOn, kick

the

slartlng

lever.

See

Fig.

note

the

three

positions

the

fuel

valve.

open,

closed.

reserve.

Caution.

-Do

not

open

throttle

wide

when

releasing

clutch.

-7-

case

starting troubles,

see

that the

carburetor

not flooding, i. e. mixture is not

dripping

from it.

Engine flooding

can

be overcome

either

one

the following

methods:

(a) Push-start the scooter: shift into

second

gear,

declutch

and

push

the machine;

suddenly

release

the

clutch lever

and

pull

back

soon

the

engine

start::.

(b) Close the fuel cock, remove the

spark

plug

and

rotate the engine

means

the !tickstarter. Wipe the

plug dry

and

replace.

Open

the fuel cock

and

!tick the

starting lever.

If,

instead. the

engine

is not flooded. close the

choke valve

pulling the lever

situated

under

the

seat

and

kick

the starting lever

again.

Setting the

machin.

motioD. •Let the

engine

idle,

depress the clutch

and

tum

the

gear

change

twistgrip

so that the line

engraved

coincides with the

num-

ber 1(lst

gear)

engraved

handlebars

(see Fig. 11).

Now

let in the clutch gently, while

opening

the throttle

gradually

set the machine in motion.

~.~

•.

I .

FeediD.

c:ircW1

Fuel

tank

•

2..

Fuel

coc:k le'l'er:

ReserYe,

Open,

Closed

•

Air

cleaner

Float

Maximum

iet -

Idling

jet -

Throttle

slide

•

Idling

adjuster

Adjuster

throttle

control

cable

10.

the

cylinder.

••

•

Openrtlo_

carr

lor

atcatmv

tIM ealli· e

open

the luel

lank

selecl

•

neutral

••

choke

(wi:h

cold

enqine)

•

throtUe

control

qrip

In ic:lllnq

position

depre

the

kicltstart!r

and

tum

qrip

•

short

slrokes.

-8-

G.ar

change

••

Alter

reaching

the

required

speed

1st

gear, close quickly the throttle,

depress

the clutch

and

tum

the

gear

change

twistgrip

that

the

engraved

line is opposite

number

2(2nd

gear)

let in the clutch

and

open the throttle gradually.

Repeat this procedure lor

changing

into 3rd

gear.

(See Drive system on

fig.

For changing down. close the throttle.

depress

the

clutch

and

tum

the

gear

change

twistgrip to the requi-

red position.

Fi9.

•Dri

IYllelll

Gear

change

twillgrip

•

2..

Clutch

cantrol

lever

•

Gear

change

conlrol

cablel

Gear

.hiller

•

Selector

Ilem

S.lector

•

lit

gear

pinion.

2nd

\lear

pinion

3rd

\lear

pinion •

10.

Mainshall -

II.

Cuah

gear

•

12..

Clutch.

N.B.

POI

IlionI

1·2·3

the

gear

cban\le

twUl\lrip

correlpond

III.

2nd

and

3ro:!

\lear

relpeeuvely;

•

indJcatel

the

neutral polilion.

When you reduce the

speed

your

machine.

chan-

down with no delay.

not

tum

the

gear

change

twistgrip while

the

en-

gine ia not running.

.oon

gear

change

trouble.

ariMo

particularly

when

the control

become.

hard.

cuatome,..

should

haYe

their

machin..

adjusted

Sears

Roebuck

and

Co•

•tore.

Fig. 12 -DiamaDtliD, U.e troDI

wll

Tir

...

-The

wheels

are

interchangeable.

e. they

can

assembled

either

in (ront

rear.

provided

course

that

they

are

enflated

pressures

respecltvely

hereunder

prescribed.

When

aflat tire

to be

replaced.

unscrew

the

lour

nuts

which

secure

the

wheel

to its flange. pull

wheel

sideways

off

the

studs

(see

fig.

12),

repair

replace

with

spare

wheel.

remove

the

tube,

deflate

itrst.

then

separate

the

felloe from

the

ring

unscrewing

the

nuts

which

join

them

(see

fig.

l~).

Tire

pressure

should

psi

rear

wheel.

psi

front

wheel.

the

Allstate is

ordinarily

ridden

both

driver

and

passenger,

the

pressure

the

rcer

tire

should

psi.

StoppiDg

the

en~.

Push

the

cut-out

button

(see

fig.

letter

);

fuel

vapors

remain

in the

cylmder

this

way,

and

the

start

will be

much

easier.

-9-

Brake

adju.tment.

-Brakes

are

properly

adjusted

if:

-the wheel rotates freely

when

respective control

lever or

pedal

are

in resting position;

-the braking action startS

soon

respective

controls

are

operated.

These conditions

are

achieved

adjusting

the

cables

means

screws indicated with

arrow

in Fig.

14.

fill.

•Brake ad!llStIDe"

Adju.tment

of clutch controL -

Adjustment

clutch

controls is

achieved

operating

on.

adjusting

nut

(aJ.

screwed

the

engine

braket

(see Fig. 15).

means

open

end

wrench

82199 in the tool roll.

fiV.

•

Ad!uatmeat

dutch

coatrol

A.djustlng

nul

-b)

Clutch

leyer.

engine

side

The

cable

tensioned

loosened.

the

case

may

be.

that

control lever.

handlebars.

makes

stroke

of 2mm.

(0.078")

before

lever

(b).

engine.

starts

moving.

Wrong

play

in the control

may

cause

the clutch

plates

burning

out

even

normal

riding

conditions.

MAINTENANCE

Slow

running

adjwatm.nL -

han'" tool is

required

for

this job; idling revs

can

raised

simply tighten.

ing the screw which

presses

carburetlor

cover

and

vice-versa.

Cleaning the

scoot.r.

-Brushing

kerosene

and

wiping dry with

dean

rags

advisable

for

outside

cleaning

engine.

All

painted

surfaces

should

washed

with

water.

rinsed

means

sponge

and

wiped

dry

with a

chamois.

not use kerosene

such

surfaces.

since

damages

paint

and

turns

dull.

necessary.

blow

the

head

lamp

reflector clean

wipe

oil

dust

with a

very

soft feather.

not

use

cloth

and

keep

your

fingers oil refiector

surface.

Befor

...

tting

the

mac:hiD.

motion.

(if

has

been

delivered

directly to the

customer

the

Factory)

check

oil level in

gear

box

unscrewing

from

the

cranckase

the

level

screw

marked

•

OUO.

(see

Fig.

181.

The

scooter

standing

upright. oil

should

just

about

now

out.

AJter

the

tint

600

mil...

Replace

oil in the

gear

box

the

procedure

explained

in the

lubrication

chart.

page

11.

The

crankcase

can

drained

through

the

hole

indicated

Fig.

18.

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