Tecumseh OH358SA, LH318SA, OH195SA manual VI. Stopping Your Engine Short-Term Storage, Stop Engine

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VI. Stopping Your Engine and

Short-Term Storage

Stop engine according to equipment manufacturer’s instructions.

To avoid unsupervised operation of an engine, especially by children,

NEVER leave it unattended when it is running. Always turn off the engine after use and remove ignition key, if provided.

NEVER store the engine with fuel in the fuel tank inside a building with

potential sources of ignition such as hot water and space heaters, clothes dryers, electric motors, etc.

A. Stop Engine

NOTE

Run engine for a few minutes to help dry off any moisture on engine before proceeding to Step 1.

1.Move equipment control, if present (see manufacturer’s instructions), engine control lever or ignition switch to “STOP” or “OFF” position. See Figure 31.

To avoid unsupervised operation of an engine, especially by children,

NEVER leave it unattended when it is running. Always turn off the engine after use and remove ignition key, if provided.

2.Remove ignition key, if provided (see manufacturer’s instructions). See Figures 30 and 32.

NOTE

Removing key will reduce the possibility of unauthorized starting of the engine while equipment is not in use.

3.Be sure fuel valve, if present (see equipment manufac- turer’s instructions) is in “OFF” position. See Figure 34 on page 16.

Figure 30. Ignition Key

5

4

3

1

STOP

2

 

 

 

1.Engine Speed Control

2.“STOP” Position

3.“SLOW” Position

4.“RUN” Range

5.“FAST” Position

Figure 31. Engine Speed Control Positions

Figure 32. Possible Ignition Key Locations

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Contents 181-1275-14 English 08/01/05 Cycle Snow King Engine Operator’s ManualTable of Contents Maintenance General Safety PrecautionsStay Away from Rotating Parts Avoid Gasoline FiresAvoid Burns and Fire from Hot Surfaces Do not Modify EngineAvoid Accidental Starts Use Hearing ProtectionTecumseh Technician’s Handbooks II. How to Get ServiceEngine Identification Decal IV. Before Starting Your Engine III. Oil and Fuel SpecificationsOil FuelII. Oil Fill Filling OilOil Fill Check the Item Descriptions Check the Following ItemsOH318SA/OH358SA Filling Fuel Tank Electrical PowerStarting Your Engine Typical Engine SymbolsEngines with Electric Starters Stop LH195SA/LH195SP Engines with Recoil Starters Your WarrantyRecoil Starter Cord Handle Stop Engine VI. Stopping Your Engine Short-Term StorageAfter Engine is Stopped Changing Oil VII. MaintenanceRemote Choke Oil Fill Cap/Dipstick Oil Fill cap/Plug Oil Drain Plug Oil Fill Cap/DipstickUsed oil must be II. Oil Fill Cap/Plug Used oil must be disposed of at a proper collection center Spark PlugVIII. Transporting Your Engine Snow and Debris Removal Locations 181-1275-14 III. Fuel System Extended StorageIV. Fuel Treatment Draining FuelIII. Oil IV. BatteryII. Oil Cylinder Bore Preventing Forest, Brush and Grass Fires XI. Maintenance IntervalsEvery 100 Hours or Seasonally 1. Check Spark Plug California & US EPA Emission Control Warranty Statement Emission Control System Warranty Consumer USE Commercial USE XII. Warranty Information

OH195SA, OH195SP, LH358SA, LH195SA, LH195SP specifications

The Tecumseh OH358SA, OH318SA, LH318SA, LH195SP, and LH195SA engines represent a range of high-performance power solutions designed primarily for outdoor equipment including lawn mowers, snow blowers, and other utility applications. These engines are crafted to meet the diverse needs of users, blending efficiency with reliability.

The OH358SA is a standout model featuring a powerful overhead valve (OHV) design that enhances performance while ensuring fuel efficiency. This engine is known for its air-cooled, single-cylinder configuration that delivers robust power. With a displacement of 358cc, it is capable of producing substantial torque, making it excellent for larger mowers and commercial-grade applications.

On the other hand, the OH318SA engine is a versatile alternative equipped with similar principles of efficiency and power. With a displacement of 318cc, it is designed for medium-duty equipment, providing sufficient grunt for residential mowing tasks and light commercial usage. Its compact size and lightweight design contribute to improved maneuverability, which is advantageous in tight spaces.

The LH318SA takes the durability of the OH318SA a step further by integrating a heavy-duty crankshaft and reinforced components. This model is particularly suited for harsh working conditions, combining a robust build with an innovative air filtration system that prolongs engine life by maintaining cleanliness in critical areas.

The LH195SP and LH195SA models gear towards smaller applications, offering a balance between performance and weight. Both engines feature a 195cc displacement, making them ideal choices for lightweight equipment. The LH195SP is particularly designed with self-propelling mechanisms in mind, enabling effortless operation of lawn mowers and similar devices.

In terms of technologies, all these models leverage Tecumseh’s commitment to engineering excellence, incorporating sound dampening features for reduced noise levels and enhanced user comfort. They are also equipped with easy-start technology, ensuring that even novice users can get going without cumbersome procedures.

The combination of high-quality materials, ergonomic designs, and technological innovations ensures that Tecumseh engines remain reliable under various loads and operating conditions. These characteristics make them a preferred choice among professionals and homeowners alike, ensuring reliability and efficiency in outdoor tasks. Whether tackling large fields with the OH358SA or maintaining small lawns with the LH195SA, there’s a Tecumseh engine designed to meet every user's demands.
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