Craftsman 917.271110 owner manual N H L, Reverse Neutral High LOW Parking Brake Clutch Engaged

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These symbolsmay appearon yourtractoror in literaturesuppliedwith the product. Learn and understandtheirmeaning.

BATTERY	CAUTION OR	REVERSE	FORWARD	FAST	SLOW
	WARNING

ENGINE ON	ENGINE OFF	OIL PRESSURE	UGHTS ON	OVER TEMP	!

				LIGHT

FUEL	CHOKE	MOWER HEIGHT PARKING BRAKE	UNLOCKED	MOWER LIFT
		LOCKED

_'l R N H L (®)_1

ATrACHMENT	REVERSE	NEUTRAL	HIGH	LOW	PARKING BRAKE
CLUTCH ENGAGED

_(_)	ATTACHMENT	KEEP AREA CLEAR	SLOPE HAZARDS
IGNITION	CLUTCH DISENGAGED	(SEE SAFETY RULES SECTION)

	DANGER, KEEP HANDS AND FEET AWAY	HYDROSTATIC FREE WHEEL
	DANGER, KEEP HANDS AND FEET AWAY	(Hydro Mode_ onDy)
		(Hydro Mode_ onDy)

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Contents CnnFTSn#+ Am 5 pm, Mon SatLimited TWO Year Warranty on Craftsman Riding Equipment Limited 90 Daywarranty on BatterySears, Roebuckand Co., D/817 WA, HoffmanEstates,IL General OperationService Slope OperationDo not ChildrenNever make adjustmentsor repairswith the engine running BeforerestartingMaintainyourtractorproperlyAlways. observethe Safety Rules Maintenance AgreementParts Bag contentsshownfull size LiltlliillllliillllillllParts Bag contentsnot shownfull size Parts packed separately in .cartonTools Required for Assembly Installsteering WheelTo Remove Tractor from Carton Before Rolling Tractor OFF SkidClose batterybox door.Open battery box doorfor HOW to SET UP Your Tractor Connect BatteryInstall Mulcher Plate Installtwolatch hooksto mulcherplateCheck for Proper Position of ALL Belts Ed correctlyPlease Review the Following Checklist Assemble Gauge Wheels to Mower DeckWasher Ga-geWheel t N H L Reverse Neutral High LOW Parking Brake Clutch EngagedLightSwitch PositionThrottle/Choke Control PlungerHOW to USE Your Tractor Mower Blades To Adjust Mower Cutting HeightTo SET Parking Brake Throttle ControlTo Operate Mower To TransportBefore Starting the Engine Check Engine OIL Level ADD GasolineWarm Weather Starting 50 F AboveTo Start Engine Cold Weather Starting 50 F BelowMulching Mowing Tips General Recommendations Lubrication Chart Customer ResponsibilitiesBefore Each USE Alwaysobservesafety ruleswhen per- formingany maintenance BatteryTo Clean Batteryand Terminals TractorTo Service PRE-CLEANER Cleaning MufflerSpark Plugs IN-LINE Fuel FilterTo Install Mower To Remove MowerRollbelt offengine pulley Anti-SwaybarTo Level Mower Housing FRONT-TO-BACKADJUSTMENTSuspension Important Deck mustbe level side-toTo Adjust Steering Wheel ALIGN- Ment To Adjust BrakeFront Wheel TOE-IN/CAMBER To Replace Motion Drive BeltTo Start Engine That has a Weak Battery OrderTo Replace Headlight Bulb To Remove Hood and Grill AS- SemblyTo Adjust Throifle Control Cable To Adjust CarburetorAcceleration Test Move throttle control lever from slow to=-I0CLEAN Batteryand Termi Engine OILCylinders OtherTroubleshooting Chart SwitchesProblem CauseCorrection ExcessivevibrationPoorcut uneven Conrd Bent blade mandrel Loose/damagedpartsLossof drive Engine=backfiresTractor - Model Number Electrical Electrical KEY Part DescriptionTractor - Model Number Chassis and Enclosures Tractor -- Model Number Chassis and Enclosures 160392 ChassisAssemUyGround Drive Tractor -- Model Number Ground Drive Sheftse.yTractor Model Number Steering Assembly Tractor - Model Number Steering Assembly KEY Part DescriptionOptional Equipment Spark ArresterTractor -- Model Number Tractor --MODEL Number 917.271110 Seat Assembly Part KEY DescriptionDecals Wheels Tires KEY PartTractor - Model Number Lift Assembly Tractor - Model Number UFT Assembly #5133-62Tractor - Model Number Mower Deck Stlt UNCPage Sprocket,ST Keypart NO.NO DescriptionCrankcase Connecg RodSU Sprj,actuaUngRingSetS Cylinder H EADNALVE/BREATHER Crankcase Keypart NO.NOIgnition / Electrical Blower Housing and Baffles AIR Intake Blower Housing & Baffles IGNITION/ELECTRICAL Keypart NO.NOAIR INTAKE/FILTRATION Keypart NO.NO Description Not IllustratedStarting System J Engine Controls OIL PAN I LubricationKit,brush&sprj 19 12-032-03Seal,1P.T.OendStarting System Keypart NO. no OIL PAN/LUBRICATIONCnha KEY Part NO. no ExhaustPage Suggested Guide for Sighting Slopes for Safe Operation Sears