0(2) Hex Screws
F (4) Hex Nuts
G (2) Hex Sems Screws
The seat spring has three holes to provide a forward or backward adjustment of the seat. To check for the best seat position, sit in the seat and
work the foot pedal. If adjustment is needed, unfasten the seat and replace it in a forward or backward hole. See figure 3.
STEERING WHEEL
First, place the steering shaft cover over the
steering shaft. Then position the steering wheel on top of the steering shaft. You will note there is
a hole in the steering wheel hub, in the steering shaft cover and in the steering shaft. Align these three holes and secure the three parts by driving a spring pin (A) through the three aligned holes.
(Alignment can be simplified by inserting a punch or small rod through the three holes from the side opposite the spring pin insertion side.) See figure
2.
Place seat on spring and secure with lockwasher
(8) and hex nut (C). See figure 4.
FIGURE 4. SEAT ASSEMBLY
FIGURE 2. STEERING WHEEL ASSEMBLY
SEAT
Your molded seat comes with the mounting bolt molded in the seat.
FIGURE 3. SEAT ASSEMBLY
NOTE
Check ALL nuts and bolts for cor- rect tightness.
BATTERY INFORMATION FOR ELECTRIC START MODELS
Battery acid must be handled with great care as it will blister tne skin and damage clothing. It is advisable to wear goggles, rubber gloves. and a protective apron when working with it.
B. Neutralize acid spilled on clothing with dilute ammonia water or a water solution of baking soda. If acid gets on clothes,. dilute it with clean water first, then neutralize.
C.If for any reason acid should be spattered in the eyes, wash it out immediately with clean cold water. Seek medical aid if discomfort continues
D.Since battery acid is corrosive to metals, do not pour into any sink or drain. Rinse empty electrolyte containers and mutilate before discarding.
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