Cub Cadet GT 3200 Servicing The Precleaner, Servicing The Paper Element, Servicing Oil Cooler

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WARNING: Operating the engine with loose or dam- aged air cleaner components will allow unfiltered air into the carburetor, causing ex- tensive wear and eventual failure of the engine.

Servicing The Precleaner

Wash and re-oil the foam precleaner more often under extremely dusty or dirty conditions. Refer to Figure 28.

•Loosen the aircleaner cover knob and remove the cover.

•Remove the foam precleaner by sliding it up off the paper element.

•Wash the precleaner in warm water with detergent. Rinse the precleaner thoroughly until all traces of the detergent are eliminated. Squeeze out (do not wring) excess water in a dry cloth. Allow the precleaner to air dry.

•Saturate the foam precleaner with new engine oil. Squeeze out all excess oil in a dry cloth.

•Reinstall the foam precleaner over the paper element.

•Reinstall the air cleaner cover and tighten the retaining knob to secure.

Servicing The Paper Element

Inspect and replace the paper element as necessary. Refer to Figure 28.

•Loosen the air cleaner cover knob and remove the cover.

•Remove the foam precleaner by sliding it up off the paper element.

•Clean the area around the element to prevent debris from getting into the engine when the element is removed.

•Loosen and remove the element cover wing nut.

•Remove the air filter element and element cover by lifting straight up.

•Do not wash the paper element or use pressurized air, as this will damage the element. Replace a dirty, bent or damaged element. Handle new elements carefully; do not use if the sealing surfaces are bent or damaged.

•When servicing the air cleaner, check the air cleaner base. Make sure it is secured and not bent or damaged. Check the element cover plate for damage or improper fit. Also check the rubber seal for damage or deterioration. Replace all damaged air cleaner components.

•Reinstall the paper element, foam precleaner, cover plate and element cover wing nut.

•Reinstall the air cleaner cover and tighten the retaining knob to secure.

IMPORTANT: Properly maintained air

cleaner elements significantly contribute to prolonging engine life.

Servicing Oil Cooler

Inspect and clean the oil cooler, located next to the oil filter, after every 100 hours of operation.

Clean debris from the fins of the oil cooler with a brush or compressed air.

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Contents OPERATOR’S Manual Series 3000 Tractor Model GTTable of Contents To the OwnerWhen you see this symbol. Heed ITS Warning Important Safe Operation PracticesGeneral Operation Never carry passengers Slope OperationDo Not Do not use a grass catcher on steep slopesChildren Be alert and turn machine off if a child enters the areaService General ServiceTowing Safe Handling of GasolineNever tamper with factory setting of engine governor Do Not Modify EngineSpark Arrestor Average Useful LifeSlope Guide Sight and hold this level with a vertical treeDeck Front Lift Rod Assembly Tractor PreparationPosition the High Back Seat Controls and Features Low Fuel Indicator Lamp Indicator Panel/Hour MeterSteering Wheel LCD Hour Meter DisplayKey Switch Module Indicator LightButton PTO Switch 12V Power OutletSeat Adjustment Lever Parking Brake Lever Forward PedalLower Raise Safety Interlock Switches OperationChoke Lever Starting The EngineSetting The Cruise Control Stopping The EngineDriving The Tractor Using the Hydraulic Lift System Driving On SlopesStopping The Tractor Auxiliary HydraulicsUsing the Reverse Caution Mode key position Reverse Caution ModeUsing The Drawbar Engaging Differential LockMowing Adjustments and Maintenance Checking Transmission Oil Level Operating Transmission Range Oil Fill Tube DipstickBattery Maintenance Battery StorageTire Inflation Maintenance Chart Operation toBe performed Grease front wheel bearingsLubrication Illustration Service General Battery InformationBattery Removal Charging the BatteryHeadlight Bulb Replacement Adding Transmission Oil Dipstick must be installedAll times when the engine is Securely into the fill tube atChanging Transmission Oil Adjusting the Brake Electrical BoxFuse Front Wheel AlignmentAssembly Hex Shaped Flange Hex Nylon Lock NutChanging the Engine Oil and Filter If using a fuel stabilizer Off-Season StorageMANUFACTURER’S Warranty Coverage OWNER’S Warranty ResponsibilitiesEngine Information CoverageMaintenance and Repairs Requirements LimitationsCleaning The Engine Checking Engine Oil LevelAdding Engine Oil Changing Engine Oil Changing Air Cleaner SparkplugsChanging Fuel Filter Servicing The Precleaner Servicing The Paper ElementServicing Oil Cooler Trouble Shooting Lack of PowerHard To Start Engine Operates Irregularly or KnocksOptional Equipment Description Model NumberSpecifications TiresBrakes Oil Filter Cartridge Crank Case CapacityReplacement Parts PRE-CLEANERDescription Part Number CartridgeGeneral Emissions Warranty Coverage Warranted Parts GDOC-100092 REV. a Transportation charges and service calls U.S.A CanadaMTD Products Limited, Kitchener, on N2G 4J1, Phone
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GT 3200 specifications

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