Troy-Bilt 13034- Manuals

Section 2 Attachments and Kits A full line of attachments available for your unit are listed below. The information is the most current at the time this manual was printed. Check with the nearest dealer for current information. Modei Description 1 MOWER DECKS 14051 42" Side Discharge Deck 14052 ...

Section 3 Safety Decals Refer to this section for safety decal description and location. Keep safety decals on unit clean, legible and intact. Refer to Parts List and see your dealer for replacements when necessary. Ref. Letter ___________ Description and Location___________________________ ^ .Tunne...

Section 4 Features & Controls A CAUTION KNOW THE LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF ALL CONTROLS BEFORE OPERATING UNIT. KNOW HOW TO STOP ENGINE AND AHACHMENTS QUICKLY IN CASE OF EMERGENCY. (A, Fig. 4-1)— Ignition / Starter Switch Note: Always remove ignition key whenever unit is unattended to prevent chil...

Features & Controls (conti nued) Fig. 4-2 Right View (L, Fig. 4-2)—Travel Pedal (Hydrostatic Drive units only) Controls forward and rearward movement of tractor. Pressing top of pedal moves unit forward, pressing bottom moves unit in reverse. Transmission is in neutral when pedal is centered. (M...

Section 5 Operation □ PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST □ □ Perform the following checks before each use of your unit: A WARNING BEFORE OPERATING THIS UNIT, READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL SAFETY, CONTROLS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL. ALSO, READ ALL MATERIAL PROVIDED Vi/ITH ANY AHACHMENTS TO BE USED WIT...

(deration (continued) Fig. Note: Refer to the engine manuat provided with your unit for specific engine oil information. □ 2. Check tor and remove any dirt or debris present in engine compartment or air cleaner element. Fuel Tank □ 3. Fill fuel tank with a good grade of clean, unleaded gasoline with...

Operation (continued) up. Allow engine to idle for a few minutes. This allows components, such as the transmission, to reach operating temperature. • Always run engine at full throttle. While operating under heavy load conditions, listen to engine RPM. If engine begins to slow down, use a slower tra...

Operation (continued) Gear Drive Transmission Depress brake pedal and move gear shift lever (Q, Fig. 5-10) into desired position. Select from five forward speeds, neutral and reverse. Avoid fast travel speeds Transmission can be shifted while in motion and not under load. When operating with a mower...

Section 6 Maintenance A WARNING BEFORE PERFORMING ANY SERVICE, ADJUSTMENTS OR MAINTENANCE ON THE TRACTOR, ENGINE OR AHACHMENTS:A. PARK THE TRACTOR ON A FIRM AND LEVEL SURFACE.B. DISENGAGE AHACHMENT/PTO DRIVE. C. LOWER THE AHACHMENTS.0. MOVE ALL CONTROL LEVERS TO NEUTRAL.E. APPLY PARKING BRAKE. F. SH...

Maintenance (continued) Maintenance Chart INTERVAL* ITEM SERVICE Each use Mower Blades Check Air Intake Screen Check Loose or Missing Hardware Tighten or Replace Belts Check Brake Check Engine Oil Level Check First 5 hours Engine Oil and Filter Replace 25 hours Engine Oil* ** Check Air Filter Clean ...

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Section 7 Storage When storing this unit for more than 30 days; Add a gasoline stabilizer to fuel or move unit outside and run until engine stops from lack of fuel. Remove key from ignition. Lower any mounted attachment to ground. Place attachment/PTO switch into the “OFF” position. Allow engine to ...

Section 8 Specifications Specifications listed below are grouped by model number. Model number of your unit is first five digits of model/serial number located on model/serial number tag as indicated in “Identification Numbers” on page 3. Several attachments and kits are available which can improve ...

LIMITED WARRANTY Products Covered This warranty is for the following TROY-BILT® branded products and their attachments or accessories; chipper/shredders, chipper/vacs, waik-behind mowers, riding mowers, tractors, snow throwers, _______________ brushcutters, sprayers, carts, composters and the Mini-T...