Cub Cadet GT 3200 manual Adjustments, Seat Adjustment, Front Wheel Alignment

SECTION 8: ADJUSTMENTS

Seat Adjustment

WARNING: Do not adjust the seat when the tractor is moving, as this could cause the operator to lose control of the tractor.

For the comfort of the operator, the tractor is equipped with an easy to operate adjustable seat. There are also three seat mounting positions to provide additional adjustment.

To adjust the seat forward or back, slide the seat adjustment lever to the left; reposition the seat to your most comfortable position; and release the seat adjustment lever. See Figure 14.

Seat

Adjustment

Lever

•Seat forward-use front two holes.

•Seat middle-use middle two holes.

•Seat rearward-use rear two holes

Front Wheel Alignment

Note: The left-hand ball joint is left- hand threaded.

The front wheels should toe-in approx- imately 1/8 inch. Measure distances A and B. A should be approximately 1/8 inch less than B. See Figure 16.

B

Front

Figure 14

If additional adjustment is desired, flip the seat forward, remove the four screws fastening the seat, and re- mount the seat on the hinge brackets as follows (See Figure 15):

Seat

Rearward

Seat Hinge	Seat
Bracket	Forward
Figure 15

A

Figure 16

To adjust toe-in, loosen left and right ball joint jam nuts. See Figure 17.

Turn the tie rod in or out of the ball joints as required to attain proper adjustment. Tighten the jam nuts against the ball joints.

Steering Axle

Hex Lock Nut

Tie Rod

Hex Jam Nut

Ball Joint

Figure 17

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