MTD Mark Master 218-405-06 Manuel utilisateur

v@WNERDS

MANUAL

O ASSEMBLY

O OPERATION

O MAINTENANCE

O PARTS

LIST

lmportant:

Read

Safety

Rules

and

Instructions

Caref

ully

Model

No.

218-405-065

5H.P.

REAR

TINE

CHAIN

DRIVE

TILLER

FIFTY

CENTS

PRINTED

U.S.A. FORM

NO.770-8092

LIMITED

WARRANTY

For

one

year

fromthedate

of original

retail

purchase,

MTD

PRODUCTS

INC

will either

repairor replace,

at itsoption,

freeof charge,

F.O.B.

factory

orauthorized

service

firm,

any

part

orparts

found

to bedefective

materialorworkmanship.

Transportation

charges

for replacement

under

this warranty

must be paid by the purchaser

unless

return

requested

by MTDPRODUCTS

lNC.

This warranty

will not applyto any part which has become

inoperative

due to misuse,

excessive

use,

accident,

neglect,

improper

maintenance,

alterations,

or unless

the unit

has been

operated

and maintained

in accordance

with the instructions

furnished.

This

warrantydoes

notapplytotheengine,

motor,battery,

battery

charger

or component

parts

thereof

. Please

referto theapplicable

manufacturer's

warranty

on these

items.

This

warranty

willnotapply

where

theunit

hasbeen

used

commercially.

Warrantyservice

isavailable

through

yourlocalauthorized

service

dealer

ordistributor'

you

donot

knowthedealer

ordistributor

your

area,

please

write

tothe

Customer

Service

bepartmei't

of MTD.

The

returnof a complete

unit

permission

hasbeen

extended

Thiswarranty

gives

you specif

ic legal

rights.

You mayalsohaveother

rights

whichvary

from stateto state.

WARNING

TOPURCHASERS

OFINTERNAL

COMBUSTION

ENGINE

EQUIPPED

MACHINERYOR

DEVICESIN

THESTATE

OFCALIFORNIA

The

equipment

which

you

have

just

purchased

does

not

haveaspark

arrester.

lfthis

equipment

isused

any

forest

covered

land,

brush

coveredland,orgrass

covered

unimproved

land

intheState

ofCalifornia,

beforeusing

such

land,theCalifornia

lawrequiresthat

aspark

arrester

provided.

Inaddition,

spark

arrester

is required

bylawto beineffective

workingorder.

Thespark

arrester

mustbeattached

to the

exhaust

systemandcomply

withSection

4442oftheCalif

ornia

Public

Resources

Code.

not beaccepted

by thefactory

unless

prior

written

MTD.

't.

notwearloosefittingclothing

get

caughtonthe

tiller.

not

starttheengine

unlessthe

isintheneutral

(N)

position.

11. Do not fill gasoline

tank while engine is

running.

Spilling

gasoline

on hot

enginemay

causeafireor

explosion.

Donotrunthe

engine

whileindoors.Exhaust

gases

aredeadly

poisonous.

careful

notto touch

the

muffler

after

the

enginehas

been

running,

itishot.

Before

any

maintenance

workisperformed

adjustments

aremade,

removethespark

plug

wireand

ground

it on the

engineblock

for

added

safety.

Usecautionwhen

tillingnear

buildingsand

fences,rotating

tines

cancausedamage

jury.

Beforeattemptingto removerocks,bricks

andotherobjectsfromtines,

stoptheengine

and be sure the tines have stopped

completely.Disconnect

thespark

plugwire

and

ground

prevent

accidentalstarting.

Check

the

tine

and

engine

mounting

bolts

frequent

intervals

for

proper

tightness.

Keepall nuts,boltsandscrews

tightto be

sure the equipment

is in safe working

condition.

Neverstore

theequipment

with gasoline

the

tank

inside

ofabuilding

where

fumes

may

reachan open flame or spark. Allow the

engine to cool before storing in any

enclosure.

12.

13.

14.

(+- 15.

16.

that

could

shift lever

7. Do not stand in front of the tillerwhile

starting

the

engine.

8. Donot place

feetand handson or nearthe

tines

whenstarting

theengine

or whilethe

engine

running.

9. Do not leavethe tillei unattended

with the

engine

running.

10. Do not walk in frontof the tiller

while

the

englne

isrunning.

17.

18.

+tMPoRrANr

Itissuggested

thatthis

manual

readinits

entirety

beforeattemptingtoassembleoroperate.Keep

this

manual

asafe

place

forf

uture

reference

andfor

orderingreplacement

parts.

Thisunit

isshipped

WITHOUT

GASOLINE

OlL.

terassembly,seeoperating

section

of this manual

proper

uel

and

amount.

your

tiller

isa precisron

piece

of power

equipment,

not

a play

thing.

Therefore,exercise

extremecaution

atalltimes.

SAFE

OPERATION

PRACTICES

FOR

TILLERS

Read the Operating

and ServiceOwner's

Manual

carefully.

thoroughly

familiarwith

the controls and the proper use of the

equipment.

Neverallowchildren

to operatea power

tiller.

Only

persons

wellacquainted

withthese

rules

of safe operation

should be allowed to use

your

tiller.

Keep the a(ea of operation clear of all

persons,particularly

small

children

and

pets.

Do not operate

equipment

when barefoot

wearing

opensandals.

Alwayswearsubstan-

tialfootwear.

19.

INDEX

Limited

Warranty .........2

SafeOperationPractices... .....3

lntroduction.... .........4

ContentsinHardwarePack ......5

Tillerldentification .......6

Assembly

Instructions

.... ......7

Adjustments.... .........9

Controls ...10

EnginePreparation ......13

Ooeration ........13

Tilling .....14

Tilling

Hints. ......15

Maintenance.... ........15

Off-Season

Storage ......19

Transmission-RepairParts

....... ... 20

Tiller-RepairParts ......22

Partslnformation. ..... BackCover

INTRODUCTION

This

Product

has

been

designed,

engineered

and

manufactured

to giveyou

the

and

performance.

Should

you

experienceany

problem

youcannoteasily

remedy,

please

contacl

listed

onthebackofthis

manual.

best

possible

dependability

your nearestservice

dealer

PRE-ASSEMBLY

--\"

D7' NOTE

The

right

andleft

side

of your

tiller

is determinedfrom operator's

posi-

tion.

Bef

oreanystepis

undertaken,

theinstructions

for

thatstepshouldbereadthrough.

TOOLSREQUIRED:

1. (21

7116"

Socket,openorbox

wrencn.

2. (1)

9/16"

Socket,

openor

box

wrench.

3. (1) 1/c"

Flal Screwdriver.

4. (1)

AdjustableWrench.

lTATERIALS

REQUIRED:

1. Funnel(for

gas

andoil-NOTE: DONOTiltx)

2. S.A.E.-3O

Oil-2Vr pints

3. Gas

(regular)

4. Cleaning

rag

PARTSINCARTON

FIGURE

cFflfl

&-o,

FrcuRE

(SHOWN

FULL

SCALE)

NOTE

A (2)

Shoulder

Botts I

B (2) Flat

Washers J

C (2)

Bellevilte

Washers K

D (2)

Hex

Nuts

3/8-18

Thread L

F (1)

Hex

Screw

3tg-24

1.25"

Long M

| (1)Hex

Screw

1/c-2O

.75"

Long- N

G (3)

Flat

Washers

3/8" - O

H (2)

Hex

Locknuts

3l}-24Thread p

I .+.ifl

THE LETTERS LISTED BELOW WILL BE

REFERRED

THROUGHOUT

THE

FOLLOWING

TEXT

FOR EASIER

HARDWARE

IDENTIFICA.

TION.

LIST

CONTENTS

HARDWARE

PACK:

(1)

Gear

Shif

tKnob

(1)

Gompression

Spring

(2) Hair

Cotter

(2)

Self

Tapping

Screws

(1)

Hex

Nut

%-20

Thread

(1)

Lever

(1)

Ferrule

(1)

Hex

Jam

Nut

318-24

Thread

(--

TILLER

IDENTIFICATION

Belt

Cover

Counter

Weight

Wheel

Assembly

HandleAdjuslment

Lever

7_-l

{

I- DragStake

- <- DragStake

AdjustmentPin

+- Tine

shield

FIGURE

\-,

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Handle

Assembly

A. Place

thehandleassemblyin position

thetiller

sothattheholesinhandle

line

with holesin mounting

bracket.

B. Placeflatwasher

(B)

andbelleville

washer

bolt (A).

Place shoulder bolt and two washers

through handle mounting holes and

securewithhexnut

(D)

from

theinside

handle.

Seefigure4.

Hex

Nul

(B)

Shoulder

sotr

(A)

Flat

Washer(B)

Bellevllle

Washer

(G) t

D. Tip the tiller forward, so it rests on

counterweight. Slide drag stake up

through

tiller

as shownin figure

6. Pull

dragstakeadjustment

tiller

to lock

in place.

FIGURE

E. Attach frontend of dragbar assembly

transmission

housing.

Slipdrag

barover

bolt and secure

with hair pin cotter (K).

See

figure

FIGURE

F. Assemble

notched

edge

gear

shift

lever

so notchfacesforward.

Place

gear

shift

lever

through

slot in handle

panel

and

bottomhole

overweld

stud.

Securewith

flat washer

(G),

compression

spring

(J),

another

flat washer

(G)

and hexlocknut

(H).

Seefigure

G. Tighten

hextocknut

untilnut

isflush

with

stud.See

figure

Hex

Screw

(E)

RT'f,r

\ Flat

Washer

)r"r lo"*nu[G)

o,uf

,' {H}

L ,,uX"

FIGURE4.

C. Remove drag stake from tiller and

preassemble drag stake to drag bar

assembly-with

hexscrew

(E),

flat washer

(G) and hex locknut

(H). See Figure

Tightennut and bolt, but do not over

tighten.

Parts-must

pivot.

-J

-NOTE

Flatwasher'mustgo

against

slot

drag

barassembly.

Pln

(.-

FIGURE

H. Thread

hex

jamnut

(P)

oneend

of gear

shift rod,then

thread

gear

shift rod into

ball joint on the toP of Pivot horn

assembly,

10 to 12 comPlete

turns,

approximately

1/z

inch.See

figure9.

FIGURE9.

FIGURE

12.

M. Throttle

Control

Lever'

- NOTE

The throttlbcontrol maY

have

four

holes

inthe lever

bracket.

The

holes

on the outside

edge

areto be used

for

mounting

this

unit.

See

figure

13.

Threadferrule

(O) on other end of gear

shift

rod.

See

figure

10.

Secure

ferrule

gear

shift

lever

(as

shown

figure

11)

with

hair

cotter

(K).

Toassemble

the

handleadjustment

lever,

hook handle

adjustment

rod (already

handle)

into lever.

Hook to the outside.

See

figure

12.

Place

handle

adjustment

lever

in place

handle

andsecure

with hexscrew

(F)

and

locknut

(M). See

figure

12. Do not over

tighten handle adjustment lever must

pivot

freely.

J. J

L. J

FIGURE

10.

(*-'

FIGURE

13.

Place

throttle

controllever

upthrough

thehandle

panel

and

secure

with

two

selftapping

screws

(L),

usinga 1/q"

tlal

screwdriver.

Seefigure

14.

714"

Flal+

Screwdriver -

2. Changeoilafterfirst

2hours

ofoperation

and

every25 hoursthereafter.

Checkoil every

operatinghours.

FIGURE

15.

3. Fillfueltank

with

clean

freshregular

grade

gasoline.

Seefigure16.

Fill here

with F

cleanregular I

grade

gasoline

I l "m.-

l\- , t*s

FIGURE

16.

ffi

Self

Tapping

Screws(L) **&e a

ADJUSTMENTS

F,GURE"ot:I^"$E

Engine

shipped

without

oil.

ENGINE

PREPARATION

1. Before

starting.

Fill

crankcase

with

23/e

pints

of SAE

30heavy

duty

detergent

oil. Be

sure

that

engine

islevel.

Seefigure

15.

.<}e-}(F-Oe-O.

t wanrurnc

<re

After

allassembly

completed,this

finaladjustment

must

made

prior

initialoperation.

Gear

Shift

Rod

Final

Adjustment

1. Placeklick

pins

infreewheeling

position.

See

figure

17.

FIGURE

17.

2. Pullthedrag

baradjustment

and

move

the

drag

stake

allthe

way

down,

sothe

tines

NOT

touch

the

ground.

See

figure18.

3. Block

the

front

wheels

asshown

infigure

18.

FIGURE

18.

4. Place

the gear shift leverin Neutral

(N)

position.

5. Place

the

throttle

inthe

Start

position.

6. Pullchoke

leverout

(if

engine

cold).

7. Start

the

engine.

8. Engage

the

gear

shiftlever

through

thefive

gears

withthe

engine

running

andreturnto

Neutral(N).

9. Stop

the

engine.

10. Remove

the

hair

from

ferruleand

pull

out

of gear

shift

lever.

11. Place

gear

shiftlever

in firstgear

(and

pull

ieverto rearof slot).

Adjust

theferruleto fit

gear

shift

lever,and

replace

the

hair

pin.

Figurelg

viewed

from

the

bottom

handle

Panel.

Use

if notenough

free

PlaY.

Normal

setting.

Use

if pin will not withdraw

completel

bracket

FIGURE

19.

make

the

above

adjustment

loosen

hex

locknut

and

reposition

the

rod

inHole

A,Bor

Additional

adjustment

forthe

gear

shift

rod

can

made

after

the tiller

has been

in service

for a

while.

FIGURE

20.

When

the

belt

has

become

wornand/or

stretched

the

friction

wheel

hasbecome

worn,

make

the

following

adjustment.

1. Move

the

control

bracket

to the

bottom

hole

onthe

pivot

horn

assembly

and

readjust

the

gear

shif

trod.

See

figure

20.

HandleAdjustment

Lever.

(See

figure

19.)

+NorE J

y from

H€xLocknut

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