Owner's Operating
Service Instruction
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Manual
ASSEMBLY
OPERATION
REPAIR PARTS
Model No.
214-lOOA
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For one year from date of purchase, MTD Products Inc will replace for the original purchaser, free
of charge, F.O.B. factory or authorized service firm, any part or parts found to be defective in material
or workmanship. All transportation charges on parts submitted for replacement under this warranty
must be paid by the purchaser. This warranty does not include replacement of parts which become
inoperative through misuse, excessive use, accident, neglect, improper maintenance or alterations by
unauthorized persons. This warranty does not include the engine, motor, battery, battery charger or any
component parts thereof. For service on these units, refer to the applicable manufacturer's warranty.
The above warranty will apply only to the original owner and will be effective only if the warranty
card has been properly processed. It will not apply where the unit has been used commercially.
Warranty service is available through your local authorized service dealer or distributor. UNDER
NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THE RETURN OF A COMPLETE UNIT BE ACCEPTED BY THE
FACTORY UNLESS PRIOR WRITTEN PERMISSION HAS BEEN EXTENDED.
MTD PRODUCTS INC
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
WARRANTY
5389 WEST 130th STREET • P. 0. BOX 2741 CLEVELAND OHIO 44111
FORM NO. 770-4922
1. Your tiller is a precision piece of power equipment.
Exercise extreme caution at all times.
2. Do not attempt to start engine with the clutch con
trol in the engaged or FORWARD position.
3. Stand clear of tines when starting engine. Never
stand in front of, or work on tines while the en
gine is running.
4. NEVER place hands or feet in the vicinity of the
tines while the engine is running.
5. Always stop engine when tiller is not in actual use.
6. Always disconnect spark plug wire during repairs
or refueling operations.
7. Do not fill gas tank while engine is running. Do not
spill gasoline on hot engine.
Wheels — Insert axle bolts (23) into wheel hubs. Place
washers (26) between wheel and leg. Secure with nuts
(29) and lockwashers (28) tightened only enough to
allow free movement of the wheels (25). Attach wheel
and axle assemblies to outside of tiller legs (27 and 30).
(See page 8.)
Handle — Assemble the handle brackets (8) to the
handle (2) with hex head screw (11), lockwashers (9)
and hex nuts (10). DO NOT tighten. Place the han
dle bracekts (8) in the tailpiece slots. Fasten the lower
hole in the handle brackets to the frame with a car
riage bolt 5/16-18 x%" Lg. (20), lockwasher (13) and
hex nut (12). Tighten all screws and nuts. (See page 6.)
CLUTCH CONTROL LEVER ASSEMBLY
Lockout Lever — Assemble in this order: rubber wash
er (42), steel washer (41), clutch lever assembly (43),
(rod bracket to the front), steel washer (41) and lock
nut (40). Tighten until rubber washer compresses
slightly. (See page 6.)
Your rotary tiller is a precision built machine designed
to take the work out of gardening and other related
chores. It can be used for seed bed preparation, tilling,
cultivating, furrowing, composting and mulching. Like
any other piece of power equipment, it requires a cer
tain amount of care and maintenance. In return for
this, it will give a maximum of service and efficiency.
Read these instructions carefully before assembling or
operating your tiller. Through proper care and opera
tion, you will obtain long, efficient service and trouble
free operation.
ASSEMBLY-ONE PIECE HANDLE
Your rotary tiller is shipped complete in a single car
ton. The tines, wheels, handle and depth bar are to be
assembled. This is done in the manner described be
low.
Tines—Mount tines on tine shaft as shown. (See page
8.) fines must be mounted with the cutting edges fac
ing the front. The tiller will not operate properly unless
the sharpened surface of the tines enter the soil first.
Secure tines in position on tine shaft with cap screws
(35), and nuts (24).
Note: Dust pads (21 and 22) are provided in screw
pack. (See page 8.)
Clutch Control Assembly — Screw the ferrule (37) on
the threaded end of the lockout rod (38) until about
Vi" of the threads show. Insert the ferrule through the
control lever (36), fasten with flat washer (35) and cot
ter hairpin (34). Put the lockout handle in the neutral
position. Insert the lockout rod in the bracket on the
lockout lever and secure with a cotter hairpin (34)
through the center of the bracket. Adjust the ferrule
so the belt is slack when the lockout lever is in the
neutral position. (See page 6.)
Depth Bar —Attach depth bar (18) in desired position
with clevis pin (17) and locking pin (15). (See page 6.)
Grips — Assemble grips (1) to handle bars.
CHECK LIST BEFORE OPERATION
1. Check tiller tines for proper installation. With
throttle control lever set on STOP position and the
clutch control handle set in FORWARD position,
slowly crank engine to determine direction of tine
rotation. Be sure all tines are mounted so the sharp
ened edges enter the soil first.
2. Check all nuts and bolts for proper tightness. This
is especially important during the initial operation
period.
Make this same check periodically there-
after.
3. Check gear case for proper lubricant level. With
tiller on a level surface, lubricant level should be
up to the front pipe plug opening. This can be
checked by removing front pipe plug. Maintain cor
rect lubricant level with Mobilube SAE 140 Gear Oil
or equivalent. The gear case holds five (5) ounces
of lubricant.
4. Check fuel tank. Clean, fresh, regular gasoline
should be used at all times.
5. Check engine crankcase for proper oil level. The
engine is shipped without oil in the crankcase. Be
sure to fill crankcase before starting engine. Be
sure crankcase is FULL.
NOTE: The engine is warranted separately by the en
gine manufacturer. For warranty service contact the
engine manufacturer or their local authorized service
station. All impotant information pertaining to care and
operation is included in the engine manual.
STARTING YOUR TILLER
1. Be sure clutch control handle is in NEUTRAL po
sition.
of the tines is increased. Raising the setting of the depth
bar increases the forward speed and reduces the work
ing depth. When soil conditions are severe and sev
eral passes must be made over a certain area, the
depth bar setting should be lowered each time a pass
is made. Further control of tilling depth and travel speed
can be obtained by variation of pressure on the han
dles. A downward pressure on the handles will in
crease the working depth and reduce the forward
speed. An upward pressure on the handles will re
duce the working depth and increase the forward
speed. The type of soil and working conditions will
determine the actual setting of the depth bar and the
handle pressure required.
1. Tine engagement and forward travel is achieved by
moving the clutch control handle to FORWARD po
sition. Tine rotation and forward motion are stopped
by moving the clutch control handle to NEUTRAL
position. Reverse tine action and reverse travel mo
tion can be maintained by HOLDING the clutch con
trol handle in REVERSE position. Releasing the han
dle stops reverse operation automatically.
2. Move throttle lever to START position on engine.
3. After cranking the engine several times or as the
engine fires, move the throttle lever to RUN posi
tion.
4. Adjust throttle lever for desired operating speed.
5. To stop engine, move throttle lever to STOP posi
tion. Keep throttle lever in STOP position at all
times when tiller is not in use.
NOTE: A brief break-in period is essential to insure
maximum engine life. This consists of running the en
gine at half speed for a period of time required to
use one tank of gasoline. This is necessary on the ini
tial run only. It is also recommended that the oil be
changed after five (5) hours of operation. This allows
for the removal of impurities which may have accumu
lated during the break-in period. Subsequent oil
changes should be made as stated in the engine man
ual. Always check oil before using your tiller. Be sure
crankcase is full.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2. The throttle lever adjusts the engine speed. It also
gives fingertip control of the carburetor and mag
neto stop switch. With the throttle lever pushed
completely to the left, the carburetor is in START
position. Pulling the lever to the right reduces the
engine speed to SLOW. When the lever is pulled
completely to the right, the magneto stop switch
grounds out the spark and stops the engine.
3. With the depth bar raised out of operation, selfpropelled transporting of the tiller is easily
achieved. With no pressure on the handles and the
throttle lever set for SLOW engine speed, move
the clutch control handle to the FORWARD position
and let the tiller gently propel itself.
ADJUSTMENTS
Belts—Belt slack is taken up by a spring loaded idler
pulley. Because of this, belt adjustment is not required.
Clutch—No adjustment in clutch linkage is required.
This is done automatically by the spring loaded idler.
For your own convenience and safety, observe all safe
ty suggestions shown in this manual. Your tiller is
not a toy, it is a precision piece of power equipment.
Treat it as such.
It is important to recognize the fact that the forward
and penetrating action of the rotary tiller is obtained
from the rotating action of the tines in the soil. The
depth bar acts as a brake for the tiller and controls the
depth and speed at which the machine will operate. By
lowering the setting of the depth bar, the forward
speed of the machine is reduced and the working depth
NOTE: Belt and clutch adjustments can be made by
moving the engine bed. Loosen the four bolts which
secure it and move the engine bed forward or back
ward as required. Adjusting the control rod will also
effect the belt and clutch adjustment. These adjust
ments may be necessary if handle position is changed.
Handles—The position of the handles may be adjusted
by removing and moving carriage bolts in the lower
mounting holes. Adjustment should be made for the
most convenient operating height.
Wheels—Wheel positions may be varied to give fur
ther adjustment of handle height. Various wheel po
sitions also give variations of the leverage and weight
distribution over the tines. Wheels should be set to
suit the local soil conditions and the operator's con
venience.
3. Position belt on 4y2" pulley and replace on worm
shaft. Pulley must be mounted in position so that
it will line up with engine pulley when assembly
is completed. The correct position is that point at
which the center of the pulley is 1-1/8" above the
mounting plate assembly. Tighten set screw se
curely.
Tines—The standard width of cut is 26". Because of the
various types of work to which the tiller may be put,
variation in the tilling widths may be necessary. This
can be accomplished in a number of ways.
1. Standard tine arrangement_________________________26"
2. Remove outer tines from outer tine
assemblies. Tines may be interchanged
with opposite sides
3. Add tine extensions to standard
arrangement
NOTE; When adjusting tines, be sure the cutting edges
enter the soil first.
_______________________________
___________________________________
20"
40"
MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION
Engine—Service engine in accordance with the engine
manufacturer's owner's guide.
NOTE: To drain oil, remove oil filler plug and tip tiller
on its side. Drain oil while the engine is warm. See
engine manual for filling instructions.
4. If belt clip has been loosened, line up in original
position and tighten securely. Make sure belt is in
side belt guards. While holding the belt taut (grasp
at extreme rear position), move clutch control han
dle to FORWARD and NEUTRAL position. If belt clip
touches belt with handle in either position, readjust
position of clip.
5. Move clutch control handle to NEUTRAL position.
Remove inspection plate from engins bed.
6. Replace engine bed and engine on mounting plate
assembly. Do not kink control wire. Move engine
bed and engine as far forward as possible.
7. Reach through inspection hole and guide belt into
position on engine pulley.
8. Check visually through inspection hole to make sure
belt is inside all belt guards and that pulleys are in
proper alignment. A flashlight will help you make
this check quickly and easily.
9. Line up mounting holes and replace cap screws. Do
not tighten cap screws until all are in place. Replace
inspection plate.
Gear Case— Proper lubricant level should be up to the
front pipe plug. Check with tiller on a level surface.
Add enough to bring level up to front pipe plug hole.
Use Mobilube SAE 140 Gear Oil or equivalent. Gear
case should be maintained with five (5) ounces of lu
bricant.
Lubricate the upper bushing in the gear case with a
small amount of grease. Do not over lubricate as any
excess will enter the gear case proper. Use a high pres
sure gun grease.
Belt — Access to V belt and pulley assemblies is accom
plished by removing the engine and engine bed as
described below.
1. Remove four cap screws which secure engine bed
to mounting plate assembly. Remove engine and
engine bed. Do not kink control wire.
2. Loosen set screw in 4'/2" pulley. Remove pulley and
"V" belt. If belt clip on idler must be loosened to
remove belt, mark correct location of belt clip in
relation to idler before loosening. This can be done
by scribing the belt clip and the end of the weld
bolt in idler with a file. It is most important that
this clip be reassembled in the right position.
REPLACING TILLER GEAR CASE OIL SEALS
1. Drain lubricant.
2. Remove tine assemblies.
3. Remove bearing cap.
4. Remove bearings, worm wheel and tine shaft. Do
not remove bearing races.
5. Remove oil seals from gear case and bearing cap.
6. Remove all burrs from holes in tine shaft.
7. Dip oil seals in lubricant and then insert one in
gear case and one in bearing cap.
8. Wipe tine shaft clean of filings and lubricate be
fore assembling with bearings and worm wheel
in gear case.
9. Replace bearing cap. CAUTION: Do not damage
oil seals. The open flanges face to the outside of
the gear case.
10. Tighten bearing cap enough to seal "O" rings.
11. Replace tines and add lubricant.
General—Check periodically all nuts and bolts. Loose
nuts and bolts can cause permanent damage to your
unit. Keep all nuts and bolts securely tightened.
Storage—The follov/ing steps should be taken to pre
pare your tiller for storage.
1. Clean tiller thoroughly and lubricate as described
in the preceding instructions.
2. Coat tilling tines with grease to prevent rusting.
3. Prepare engine for storage in accordance with en
gine manufacturer's owner's guide.
4. Block tiller legs to raise tires clear of floor. Be sure
tiller is level.
5. Store in a dry, clean area.
ATTACHMENTS
Extension Tines—This attachment is available to in
crease your tilling width up to 40". Extension tines are
easily installed and removed. Order under part num
ber 294-162A.
Furrow Opener—This attachment is easily installed on
the depth bar of your tiller. It can be used for either
furrowing or hilling operations. These attachments are
available through your local dealer.
For wide (2" x .43") depth bar, order furrow opener
294-179A.
214-100A
IF YOU WRITE TO US ABOUT THIS ARTICLE
OR IF YOU ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS AL
WAYS MENTION THIS MODEL & SERIAL NO
MODEL
PARTS LIST FOR MODEL 214-100A
PART
REF.
NO.
1
2
8
9
736-169
10
712-798
11
710-253
12 712-267
13 736-119
14 710-118
15
732-194
16 4329—474
17
711-231
18
19
20 710-451
21 736-119 L-Wash. 5/16“ Scr.*
22
712-267 Hex Nut 5/16-18 Thd.*
23
738-240 Shoulder Scr. .625“ Dia. x 2.75
24
748-145
For faster service, obtain standard nuts, bolts, and washers locally. If these items cannot be obtained locally, order
by part number and size as shown on parts list.
COLOR
CODE
NO.
1166
4624—474
4386—474
4328 Depth Bar
4124—474
Grip—Black
Handle Ass'y.
Handle Mount Brackets
L-Wash. %" Scr.*
Hex Nut %-16 Thd.* 28 736-921
Hex Scr. %-16 X 1.00“ Lg.*
Hex Nut 5/16-18 Thd.* 30 4110—474
L-Wash. 5/16" Scr.* 31
Hex Scr. 5/16-18 x.75“ Lg.* 32
Spring Pin
Tail Piece Ass'y.
Clevis Pin .500“ Dia. 35 736-204
Handle Mount Brackets
Carriage Bolt 5/16-18 x.75“
Lg.*
Flange Brg with. Flats .631 I.D.
DESCRIPTION
NEW
PART
N
N 42
REF.
PART
COLOR
NO.
NO.
CODE
25 734-585
26 736-253 Bellville Wash. .505 I.D. x 1.00
27
29
33 738-183 Shoulder Scr. .500“ Dia. x .215
34
36 4619
37
38 711-414
39 720-143 Grip—Black
40 712-158
41 736-195 FI-Wash. .344 I.D. x .88 O.D.
43
4109—474
712-206
4105—474 Mounting Plate Ass'y.
4198 Lower Control Rod
714-115
711-392
735-126 Rubber Wash. .33 I.D. x .87 O.D.
4392
DESCRIPTION
Wheel Ass'y. 9.0 x 1.75
O.D.
Leg—Left Hand
L-Wash ’/2“ Scr.*
Hex Nut У2-1З Thd.*
Leg—Right Hand
Cotter Pin Va" Dia. x 1.00“ Lg.*
FI-Wash. .344“ I.D. x .62 O.D.
Control Pivot Lever
Adjustment Ferrule
Control Rod
Hex Inserted L-Nut 5/16-18 Thd.
Clutch Lever Ass'y.
NEW
PART
N
N
N
(474—Citrus) When ordering parts if color or finish is important, use the appropriate color code shown at left.
(e.g. Citrus—4624 (474)).
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The engine is not under warranty by the tiller manufacturer. If repairs or service is
needed on the engine, please contact your nearest authorized engine service outlet. Check
the “Yellow Pages” of your telephone book under “Engines-Gasoline.”
214-lOOA
iF YOU WRITE TO US ABOUT THIS ARTICLE
OR IF YOU ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS AL
WAYS MENTION THIS MODEL & SERIAL NO
MODEL
981-4291 TINE ASS’Y-COMPLETE-L.H. INNER
901-4292 TINE ASS’Y-COMPLETE-R.H. INNER
901-4293 TINE ASS’Y-COMPLETE-L.H. OUTER
901-4294 TINE ASS’Y-COMPLETE-R.H. OUTER
Optional Tine
Extension Order
¡Part No. 294-162A
NOTE: Dust pads must be assem
bled as shown. (Ref. Nos. 21 and
22).
PARTS LIST FOR MODEL 214-100A
PART
REF.
NO.
1 4103—474 Engine Bed
2
710-128
3
710-259 Hex Sems Scr. 5/16-18x1.00'
5
6
710-158
7
714-122
8
756-107 Sheave 2I/2" O.D. 32
9
710-765
10
736-119
11
712-123
12
13
712-107
14
15
712-116
16
17
756-199 Flat Idler 41 710-118
18
19
20
721-120
21
721-121
22
COLOR
NO.
CODE
4126 Inspection Plate 24
—
4198
4195
4563 Belt Clip 40 736-119
4105—474 Mounting Plate Ass'y. 42
4187
DESCRIPTION
Hex F-Tapp Scr. #10-32 x .50'!
Lg. 1
Lg.*
Engine 29
Hex Scr. 5/16-24 x 1.25" Lg.*
Sq. Key 3/16X.75" Lg.*
Set Scr. 5/16-24 x .25" Lg
L-Wash. 5/16" Scr.*
Hex Nut 5/16-24" Thd.*
Lower Control Rod
Hex Cent. L-Nut 14-20 Thd.
Belt Clip
Hex Ins. L-Nut %-24 Thd.
Idler Bracket Ass'y.
Foam Seal 1.25" I.D. x2.12"
O.D. 45
Foam Seal 2.25" I.D. x 2.94"
O.D.
NEW
PART
(
REF.
NO.
43
44 712-107
46 738-183
PART
23 4138—474
712-116
25 4134—474
26
710-191
27
742-106
28 742-105
736-169
30 712-241
31 736-169
712-798
33 736-169
34
712-798
35
710-459
36
714-126
37 716-119
38 756-196
39 736-231
754-103
732-233 Tension Spring
NO.
4161
COLOR
CODE
Inner Tine Adapter Ass'y.
Hex Ins. L-Nut %-24 Thd.
Outer Tine Adapter Ass'y.
Hex Scr. %-24 x 1.25" Lg.*
Tine 12"—Right Hand
Tine 12"—Left Hand
L-Wash %" Scr.*
Hex Nut %-24 Thd.*
L-Wash. %" Scr.*
Hex Nut %-16 Thd.*
L-Wash. %" Scr.*
Hex Nut %-16 Thd.*
Hex Scr. %-24 x 1.50" Lg. H.T.
#9 Hi-Pro Key 3/ 16 X %" Dia.
Snap Ring %" Dia. Shaft
Pulley 4.50" O.D.
FI-Wash. .344" I.D. x 1.25" O.D.
L-Wash. 5/16" Scr.*
Hex Scr. 5/16-18 X .75" Lg.*
V-Belt '/2 X 27" Lg.
Hex Center L-Nut ’^-20 Thd.
Belt Guard
Shoulder Scr. .500 Dia. x.215
DESCRIPTION
NEW
PART
* For faster service, obtain standard nuts, bolts, and washers locally. If these items cannot be obtained locally, order
by part number and size as shown on parts list.
(474—Citrus) When ordering parts if color or finish is important, use the appropriate color code shown at left.
(e.g. Citrus—4624 (474)).
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The engine is not under warranty by the tiller manufacturer. If repairs or service is
needed on the engine, please contact your nearest authorized engine service outlet. Check
the “Yellow Pages” of your telephone book under “Engines-Gasoline.”
GEAR CASE ASSEMBLY 4500
Ma int ain w ith f ive (5 ) ou nc es o f lu b ric an t.
REF.
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
PART
NO.
716-119
721-100
748-106
717-226
737-103
721-102
741-108
711-131
711-133
714-103
716-102
717-105
735-101
COLOR
CODE
PARTS LIST FOR GEAR CASE ASSEMBLY 4500
NEW
DESCRIPTION
Snap Ring %" Dia. Shaft 14 710-371 Hex Scr. 5/16-18 X .88" Lg.
Oil Seal %" Shaft 15 736-119 L-Wash. 5/16" Scr.*
Sleeve Bearing .752" I.D. 16 717-227 Bearing Cap—Bolton Type
Gear Case 17
Sq. Hd. Pipe Plug %" Thd. 18 711-469 Spacer .755" I.D. x 1.265" O.D.
Oil Seal Double Lip 1" Shaft
Roller Bearing 1" Bore
Spacer 1.005" I.D. x 1.390" 21 716-101 Snap Ring for .750" Dia. Shaft
O.D. 22
Tine Shaft
#91 Woodruff Key V4" x %"
Dia.
Snap Ring for 1.00" Dia. Shaft
Worm Wheel %" Thd.
0-Ring 3.62 X 3.88
*For faster service, obtain standard nuts, bolts and washers locally. If these items cannot
be obtained locally, order by part number and size, as shown on parts list.
PART
REF.
NO.
741-107
19 738-171
20 717-167 Worm
735-100 O-Ring 2.12 X 2.38
23 714-474 Cotter Pin Vs" Dia. x .75" Lg.*
24 10538 Bearing Adjustment Cap
25 714-126
26 737-102 Sq. Hd. Pipe Plug \A/ith Vent
PART
NO.
COLOR
CODE
DESCRIPTION
Roller Bearing %" Bore
Worm Shaft
#9 Hi-Pro Key 3/16 X %" Dia.
10
NEW
PART
PARTS INFORMATION
DEFECTIVE OR MISSING PARTS must be reported
to the factory immediately. Such claims must include
your model number and date of purchase.
POWER EQUIPMENT PARTS AND SERVICE
Parts and service for all MTD manufactured power
equipment are available through the authorized serv
ice firms listed below. All orders should specify the
model number of your unit, parts numbers, descrip
tion of parts and the quantity of each part required.
A 1 Engiiw & Mower Co.
327 East 9th Street
Salt Lake City, Utah 84102
American Electric Ignition Co.
J24 N. W. 8th Street
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
Auto Electric & Carburetor Co.
2S25 4th Avenue, S.
P. O. Box 1948
Birmingham, Alabama 35233
Automotive Equipment Service Co.
3117 Holmes Street
Kansas City, Missouri 64109
Bailey's Rebuild Inc.
1325 E. Madison Street
Seattle Washington 98102
Bleckrie, Inc.
7900 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44102
Brown Equipment Distributor Inc.
110 Beech Street
Corydon, Indiana 47112
Bullard Supply
2409 Commerce Street
Houston, Texas 77003
Carl A. Anderson Co.
623 S. 16th Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
Catto A Putty, Inc.
P. O. Box 2408
510 Soledad Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
Center Supply Company
6867 New Hampshire Avenue
Takoma Park, Maryland 20012
Dixie Sales Company
P. O. Box 1408
327 Battleground Avenue
Greensboro, North Carolina 27402
East Point Cycle & Key Shop
1617 Whiteway
East Point, Georgia 30044
Gamble Distributors
West End Avenue
Carthage, New York 13619
Garden Equipment Co., Inc.
6600 Cherry Avenue
Long Beach, California 90805
Gardenville Supply, Inc.
Pipersville, Pennsylvania 18947
Henry W. O'Neil & Assoc., Inc.
410 North Goodman Street
Rochester, New York 14609
Henzier, Inc.
2015 Lemay Ferry Road
St. Louis, Missouri 63125
Kenton Supply
8216 North Denver Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97217
Kimber's Inc.
115 W. Geddes St.
Syracuse, New York 13204
The Lawnmower Shop
1340 El Camino Real
San Carlos, California 94070
Marr Brothers
423 E. Jefferson
Dallas, Texas 75203
Mathews Auto Electric Co.
420 East 2nd Street
Tulsa Oklahoma 74120
McClure Lawn A Garden Supply
1114 Lexington Avenue
Mansfield, Ohio 44907
Memphis Cycle A Supply Co.
421 Monroe Avenue
Memphis Tennessee 38103
Morton B. Collins Co.
300 Birnie Avenue
Springfield, Massachusetts 01107
Moz-AII of Florida, Inc.
365 Greco Avenue
Coral Gables, Florida 33146
BRIGGS & STRATTON, TECUMSEH AND PEERLESS
PARTS AND SERVICE
Briggs & Stratton, Tecumseh and Peerless parts and
service should be handled by your nearest authorized
engine service firm. Check the yellow pages of your
telephone directory under the listing Engines —
Gasoline, Briggs & Stratton or Tecumseh Lauson —
Power Products.
National Central, Div. of
Joe Sterling, Inc.
Drawer "D" 687 Seville Rd.
Wadsworth, Ohio 44281
Parts A Sales Inc.
2101 Industrial Pkwy.
Elkhart, Indiana 46514
Power Equipment Distributor
36463 So. Gratiot Avenue
Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043
Power Lawn A Garden Equip. Co.
2551-2571 J. F. Kennedy Road
Dubuque, Iowa 52001
Radco Distributors
2403 Market Street
P. O. Box 3216
Jacksonville, Florida 32206
Raub Supply Company
James & Mulberry Sts.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17604
Richmond Battery A Ignition
P. O. Box 25369 — 957 Myers St.
Richmond, Virginia 23260
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The purpose of warranty is to protect the customer from defects in workmanship and materials,
defects which are NOT detected at the time of manufacture. It does not provide for the unlimited
end urrrestricted replacement of parts. Use and maintenance are the responsibility of the cus
tomer. The manufacturer cannot assume responsibility for conditions over which it has no
control. Simply put, if it's the manufacturer's fault, it's the manufacturer's responsibility; if
it's the customer's fault, it's the customer's responsibility.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE MANUFACTURER'S
WARRANTY INCLUDES
1. Replacement of Missing Parts on new equip- 1. Model Number of unit involved.
ment.
2. Replacement of Defective Parts within the
warranty period.
3. Repair of Defects within the warranty ^ Nature of failure
period.
FORM NO. 770-4922
WARRANTY PARTS AND SERVICE POLICY
All claims MUST be substantiated with the
following information:
2. Date unit was purchased or first put into
service.
3. Date of failure.
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