Sears 486.244062 Remove Front Carriage Bolt NUT Right Side View, Attachmentlift Lever Front

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18.Raise hood and remove 3/8" carriage bolt and nut from right hand side of frame. See figure 18.

LIFT

LEVER

. PLUNGER

REMOVE FRONT

CARRIAGE BOLT

AND NUT

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

FIGURE 18

!9. Assemble support bracket onto right hand side of tractor frame (where carriage bolt was removed in step 15) using 3/8" x 1"" carriage bolt inside of frame and secure with 3/8" lock washer and 3/8" hex nut, on outside of frame.

See figure 19.

ATTACHMENTLIFT LEVER FRONT---_

23.Secure one end of blade lock release cable to small hole in blade lock release lever using one

3/8" x 3/4" clevis pin and one 3/32" hairpin cotter• See figure 20.

BLADE LOCK 1-1/2" O D WASHER

RELEASE LEVER

3/8" x 1"

HEX BOLT

D

CLEVIS PIN

COTTER PIN

SPACER FLAT WASHER

3/8" HEX LOCK NUT

FIGURE 20

24. Thread cable toward front of tractor under steering tie rod and front axle and above guide

LIFT LEVER

PLUNGER

BLADE PIVOT

bracket assembly• See figure 21.

1/4" HEX LOCK ROD

25.Assemble one 3/8" x 1-1/2" carriage bolt into top hole in angle lock bars and tighten secure- ly with one 3/8" hex lock nut. Place free end of cable over threaded end of carriage bolt and retain loosely with 3/8" hex lock nut. See figure 21.

3/8"'x

1"

 

CARRIAGE

EYE BOLT

BOLT

HAIRPIN

3/8"

LOCK

COTTER

WASHER

3/8" HEX NUT

 

 

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

FIGURE

19

 

20.Assemble the 1/4" eye bolt at the top of the support bracket and secure with one 1/4'" hex

. lock nut. See figure 19.

21.Assemble blade pivot rod through 1/4" eye bolt as shown in figure 19. Secure lower end of blade pivot rod through hole on right hand side of blade assembly with small hairpin cotter. See figure 19.

22.Assemble blade lock release lever to right side of tractor frame using one 1-1/2" OD washer, one 3/8" x 1" hex bolt, spacer, 3/8" flat washer and secure tightly with one 3/8" hex lock nut. See figure 20.

RIGHT SIDE VIEW

FRONT

.

SUPPORT BRACKET

3/8"" x 1-1/2"' CARRIAGE BOLT

NUTS (2)

il

STEERING

TIE ROD

FREE END

CHANNELOF CABLE

ASS'Y.

GUIDE BRACKET

ASS'Y.

FIGURE 21

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Contents Model No Rules for Safe Operations Blade Carton Contents Also seeCarton Contents REF. QTY Description REF, QTY Description Contents of Hardware Pack FigureFull Size Hardware Reference Chart Assembly Instructions Assembly of Snow Blade to Lawn TractorBlade Adjust SPRING5/16 HEX NUT Bottom Pivot &FT Hairpin This TimeFront View Hitch Plates HEX Bolt AssySide View Fraie Clevis PINHair PIN Lift Pivot Plate Cotters LinkLift Assembly Pivot Shaft Hitch Brace Hitch Plate Hairpin Cotter OD SpacerHitch Brace Clevis PIN Front Pivot Shaft Hitch Plate R.HRemove Front Carriage Bolt NUT Right Side View Attachmentlift Lever FrontLift Lever Plunger Blade Pivot HEX Lock RODOperation Instructions Adjustments ControlsSudden Stops or Change Hidden Objects can Cause Direction Attachment depth control knobAdjustment To Remove Snow Blade from TractorGround Before Leaving Always Lower Blade to Tractor Mount Plate R.H.I Right Hand Side ViewCustomer Responsibilities StorageR32 Hairpin Cotter Hairpin Cotters Clevis PINWith 10-in. rims Page Repair Parts for Model 486.244062--42 Snow Blade QTY,DESCRIPTION Part NO. QTY23117 Manual

486.244062 specifications

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