1701 38TH AVE W
PO BOX 229
SPENCER, IA 51301
FAX: 712-262-0248
SERVICE: 800-841-2222
E-MAIL: ccac@cyclecountry.com
ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
For the period of one year from the purchase date Cycle Country Accessories
Corporation will replace for the original purchaser, free of charge, any part or parts, when
found, upon examination by Cycle Country Accessories Corporation, to be defective in
material, workmanship, or both.
All transportation cost incurred by the purchaser in submitting the material to
Cycle Country Accessories Corporation for replacement under this warranty must be
borne by the purchaser. If Cycle Country Accessories Corporation determines that the
product must be returned to the factory for credit please call 1-800-841-2222 for an RMA
number and shipping instructions.
The warranty does not apply to parts that have been damaged by accident,
alteration, abuse, improper lubrication, normal wear, or other causes beyond Cycle
Country Accessories Corporation’s control. Products such as engines, electric motors,
and actuators may carry an original manufacturer’s warranty. Please call Cycle Country
Accessories Corporation for information.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE OF OUR
QUICKSILVER 54
FINISH MOWER
ENCLOSED IN THIS KIT IS THE
MOWER DECK ASSEMBLY
YOU CAN CHOOSE TO MOUNT THE MOWER ON THE FRONT OF YOUR ATV (A) OR PULL
THE MOWER BEHIND YOUR ATV (B).
A. TO HAVE A COMPLETE FRONT MOUNT MOWER ASSEMBLY, YOU MUST HAVE AT
LEAST THREE ITEMS:
1. MODEL SPECIFIC ATTACHING HARDWARE KIT TO ATTACH
THE LAWN MOWER/PUSH TUBE TO ATV. (YOU ALREADY
HAVE THIS IF YOU HAVE OUR WP-5 OR WP-2000 SNOW
BLADE PUSH TUBE SYSTEM.)
2. LAWN MOWER PUSH TUBE & PIVOT #30-0028
3. MOWER DECK ASSEMBLY #30-0025 or #30-0125
B. TO HAVE A COMPLETE TOW BEHIND MOWER ASSEMBLY, YOU MUST HAVE THE
TWO FOLLOWING ITEMS:
1. TOW BEHIND KIT #30-0080
2. MOWER DECK ASSEMBLY #30-0025 or #30-0125
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BEFORE OPERATING THE QUICKSILVER 54 LAWN MOWER—READ AND UNDERSTAND
ALL OPERATING AND ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS COVERED IN THIS MANUAL.
WARNING
The QUICKSILVER 54 is a powerful cutting machine and is capable of amputating hands and feet and
can also throw materials that can cause damage to you or your property.
PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL VERY CAREFULLY.
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION PLEASE CONSULT YOUR DEALER OR
CYCLE COUNTRY DIRECTLY AT 1-800-841-2222
IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS:
DO NOT ALLOW children to ride on the ATV or lawn mower at any time,
DO NOT ALLOW children to operate the lawn mower.
Only responsible persons with mature judgment should be allowed to operate the lawn mower.
Read and follow all instructions.
Wear appropriate protective clothing when mowing such as boots and long pants.
Never operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Know how to stop engine and blades quickly in case of emergency.
Keep all people and pets at a safe distance from lawn mower.
All shields, switches and blade controls must be in proper position and functional before using mower.
Clear the area to be mowed of all wire, rocks, and other objects that could cause injury if thrown by the
blades.
Shut off engine before leaving the ATV. Remove key when leaving the ATV and mower unattended.
Do not try to operate the lawn mower unless properly seated on the ATV.
Stop engine, and disconnect spark plug wire before attempting to unclog grass or leaves from the
mower.
Do not operate with belt covers removed for any reason.
Service and make adjustments only when the engine is stopped.
Tighten all bolts, nuts, and screws frequently and replace worn or broken parts.
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Handle gasoline with care!!! Never remove cap while engine is running. Fill tank outdoors only with
engine stopped and cool.
Stop engine except when cutting grass.
Mow in reverse only after careful observation of entire area behind the lawn mower. DO NOT mow in
reverse unless absolutely necessary.
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
THE QUICKSILVER 54 IS DESIGNED TO MOW AT APPROXIMATELY 5 MPH.
DO NOT EXCEED 5 MPH WITH THE MOWER ATTACHED TO THE ATV.
1. Check over your ATV to insure that it is in good working order.
2. Check over the lawn mower. All guards and covers must be in proper position.
3. Check exterior surfaces of the lawn mower. Clean up any accumulation of grass, oil, or gas
especially around air intakes and cooling fins on the engine.
4. Check engine oil and add as needed. (SEE ENGINE OWNER’S MANUAL.)
5. Fill fuel tank outdoors where fumes will dissipate.
MAINTENANCE
1. Stop engine and disconnect spark plug wire before attempting to unclog lawn mower.
2. Service the lawn mower and make adjustments only when the engine is stopped.
3. Tighten all nuts, bolts, and screws frequently and check, adjust, and replace parts as needed.
4. Maintain proper belt tension at all times.
5. Check exterior surfaces of the lawn mower. Clean up any accumulation of grass, oil, or gas
especially around air intakes and cooling fins on the engine. Failure to keep engine clean and
free from cooling air restrictions will cause engine to run hot and may cause severe damage.
6. Check engine oil and add as needed. (SEE ENGINE OWNER’S MANUAL)
7. Recheck belt tensioner idler height periodically and at each oil change.
8. Grease tensioner arm, wheel and wheel spindle zerks at each oil change.
9. Cutting Blade Service: Before doing any work on the blades, remember to disconnect the spark
plug wire and secure it away from the spark plug to prevent unintentional starting. Have blades
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replaced if they become bent or chipped from impacting solid objects or when the cutting surface
becomes dull from extended use.
10. Check the blade and spindle retaining nuts and bolts at frequent intervals to make sure the blades
and spindles remain tight.
STARTING – STOPPING
1. To start engine, place throttle in choke position, turn key to start. When engine starts, move
throttle to idle position.
2. To stop engine, move throttle or key to stop position.
WARNING! THE ONLY WAY TO INSURE THAT THE BLADES ARE
STOPPED IS TO SHUT OFF THE ENGINE! DO NOT RELY ON THE
CLUTCH TO DISENGAGE THE BLADES WITH THE ENGINE
RUNNING!!!
OPERATIONAL CHECKS
¾ OIL MUST BE PUT IN THE ENGINE BEFORE STARTING!
¾ Prepare the engine according to the ENGINE OWNER’S MANUAL.
Install the Attaching Hardware according to instructions.
¾
Re-check belt alignment and tension frequently.
¾
¾ Periodically check all nuts and bolts for tightness.
¾ Check blade and spindle nuts and bolts at frequent intervals.
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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:
DECK & FRAME
1. Disassemble shipping crate sides and top leaving the mower deck and main frame
on the crate base.
2. Lift and rotate the main frame, setting it down so the three lift brackets on the main
frame are above the three eyebolts in the mower deck. Insert each of the eyebolts
up through the brass bushings. Install one 1/2” SAE flat washer on each eyebolt
and then the PUR1566 spring followed by another 1/2” SAE flat washer and then
screw down the CYC3478 crank handles to raise the mower deck. See picture below.
The handle stop is to keep the handle from spinning when the mower is in use. Included
with the parts bag are three rings. Drop one ring over each of the crank handles to
restrict movement and ensuring effectiveness of the handle stop.
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3. Attach and secure the left and right link arms to the main frame using the bolts and
bushings provided. NOTE: The link arm goes on the inside of the tab on the main
frame.
Link arm goes on the
inside of the tab.
4. Attach the solenoid-starter relay assembly to the mower tube frame (right side) as
shown in picture below. Note: Not included for Honda equipped mowers.
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BELT ROUTING AND ADJUSTMENT
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1. The spring end-to-end length is set at 5-1/4” from the factory. The spring length
MUST BE checked after running 15 minutes and again after mowing for an
hour. Check spring length again after a few hours of mowing. After the belt is
‘RUN-IN’, the correct spring length is 4-3/4”-5”. Measurements are taken from
the spring ends. See picture below.
Measure total spring length
from end to en
Replacement Belt: PUR1546
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OPTIONAL 30-0028 PUSH TUBE ASSEMBLY
1. If you have purchased the optional 30-0028 lawn mower push tube assembly,
assemble it at this time as per the instructions enclosed in that package. NOTE:
The pivot in that kit is installed on the push tube assembly
PACKAGING PURPOSES. Remove it and reinstall it as shown in the drawing
below.
UPSIDE DOWN FOR
2. Attach the pivot/push tube assembly to the Quicksilver 54 frame as show above.
3. Attach the push tube assembly to the push tube attaching brackets on the ATV,
using the 3/8” x 1” clevis pins and #3 hairpins included with the attaching bracket
kit.
WIRING AND CONTROLS
1. WIRE ATTACHMENT. Using a wire tie or electrical tape, attach the ATV
wiring harness to the front of the ATV brush guard so that the gray connector
hangs free about 4” out from the front of the ATV. Route the Red (+) positive
cable along the frame of the ATV to the battery, using care to route it away from
exhaust system and areas where it might chafe or burn. Use the most direct route.
Cut off the excess cable. Attach the ring terminal eyelet connector to the end of
the cable and attach to the positive (+) terminal of the battery. Secure wire along
the frame using wire ties or electrical tape. Attach the Black (-) negative ground
cable at the nearest ground point on the ATV. (Example: a front bumper frame
bolt.) Connect the gray ATV wiring harness to the gray mower wiring harness.
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2. CONTROL MOUNTING: Refer to pictures on following pages, depending on
the type of ATV you have.
POLARIS COMPOSITE RACK
The mounting of the control panel base to the Polaris rack requires the customer to
remove the tube rail from the front rack as shown.
To mount the controls to the Polaris rack, use:
(2) 1/4” x 1-1/16” x 1-5/8” Square U-Bolts
(2) 1/4” Flat Washers
(2) 1/4” Nylock Nuts
Secure the Control Panel Base to the rack as shown above.
KAWASAKI COMPOSITE RACK
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To mount the controls to the Kawasaki composite rack, use:
(2) 8mm x 50mm bolts
(2) 5/16” lock washers
(2) 7/8” U-clamp spacers
(2) 5/16” flat washers
Remove the two hold down bolts as shown on previous page. Place the flat washers and
spacers under the control panel base and fasten securely using the lock washer and metric
bolt.
STANDARD TYPE TUBE FRONT RACK
To mount the control panel base to a tube type front rack, use the vinyl covered clamps,
1/4” x 1” bolts, 1/4” flat washers and 1/4” nylock nuts provided and secure it in at least
two points. Refer to the pictures for suggested methods. There are two sizes of clamps
included in the kit to allow the controls to be mounted to virtually any type tube rack.
The control panel is designed to be easily removed using the two clamp knobs. This
allows the control panel base to remain on the ATV when the mower is not in use. See
picture below.
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Deck Assembly
Parts List
ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
11 CYC3457Mower Deck
21 CYC3495Eyebolt
31 PUR11121/2" x 2-1/2" Bolt
41 PUR12611/2" Nylock Nut
51 PUR11453/8" x 2" Bolt
68 PUR12723/8" Nylock Nut
71 CYC3472Motor Mount Support Bar
11 CYC3471Motor Mount
22 PU R11781/2" x 2" Carr iage Bol t Al l Thr ead
32 PU R12331/2" Flat Was her
44 PU R12601/2" Center Lock Nut Y ellow
52 CYC3495Eyebolt
62 PU R11895/16" x 1" Carr iage Bol t
72 CYC3475Link Ar m
84 PU R1360Sleeve Bushi n g
94 PU R12445/16" Flat Was her
108 PU R12755/16" Nyl ock Nut
113 PU R11565/16" x 1-1/ 2" Bolt
121 PU R11595/16" x 1-3/ 4" Bolt
131 PU R12785/16" Serr ated F lange Hex Nut
142 PU R19325/16" x 1" Fi n e Th r ead Bolt
152 PU R12935/16" L ock Was her
161 PU R12297/16" x 1" Al len Head Bolt
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NO. QTY. PART NO.DESCRIPTION
171 PU R12957/16" Lock Was her
181 PU R12487/16" F l at Wash er
191 PU R0678En gi n e Dri v e Clu tch
203 PU R 13011" x 1- 1/2" Machin e B ushi n g
211 CYC5442Bu s h ing Mower Clu tch Q S M ower
221 PU R1531B r iggs E ng i n e
231 PU R1542Honda Engine
241 PU R 12723/ 8" Nyl ock Nut
251 PU R 13223/ 8" x 1" Flat Head Bolt
261 PU R02503/8" F l at Wash er
272 PU R 11555/ 16" x 1" Bol t
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Belt Cover Assembly
Parts List
ITEM NO.QTY. PART NO.DESCRIPTION
11 CYC3501Right Belt Cover
21 CYC3502Left Belt Cover
36 PUR11841/4" x 4" Carriage Bolt Full Thread
418 PUR12371/4" Flat Washer
512 PUR1848Mount Bracket Spacer
66 PUR12651/4" Nylock Nut
76 PUR15891/4" x 1" x 3/8" Rubber Stop
86 PUR13341/4" Nut
11 CYC3489Control Panel Base
21 CYC3490Control Panel Cover
32 PUR11301/4" x 3/4" Bolt
42 CYC5397Clamp Knob
52 PUR13481/4" x 20 Nut Retainer
62 PUR14121/4" x 1-1/16" x 1-5/8" Sq. U-Bolt
76 PUR12371/4" Flat Washer
84 PUR12651/4" Nylock Nut
92 PUR12935/16" Lock Washer
102 PUR13158 x 50 Metric Bolt
112 CYC08487/8" U-Clamp Spacer
122 PUR11181/4" x 1 " Bolt
132 PUR1609Clamp 3/4" Viny l Coated
142 PUR1607Clamp 13/16" Viny l Coated
151 PUR1600Ignition Switch
162 PUR139210 x 1/2" Slotted Tapping Screw
172 PUR1063Clamp Knob Sticker
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No. 11 for use with Honda engine only
Wiring & Cable Assembly
ITEM NO. QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
11 P UR 1549Throttle Cable
21 PUR1601ATV Wiring Harness
31 P UR 1548LM Wiring Harness
41 P UR 1374Ring Term inal 5/16 8G a.
52 PU R 11191/4" x 1-1/2" Bolt
61 P UR 1598Solenoid-Stater Relay
71 P UR 1550Solenoid C over
82 PUR15891/4" x 1" x 3/8" Rubber St op
92 P UR 12371/4" Flat W asher
102 PUR12651/4" Nylock Nut
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111 PU R1390Male B ullet Connector
121 P UR 1546Dayco V-Belt
Parts List
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Note: Items 5-10 are
not included with
Honda engine.
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Cycle Country Accessories Corporation has been a world-renowned manufacturer of quality
ATV products since 1981 and we hope you will enjoy your new Cycle Country accessory.