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General| Engine Power | 18 HP |
|---|---|
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Blades | 2 |
| Deck Lift | Manual |
| Tires (Front) | 16 x 6.5-8 |
| Turning Radius | 18 inches |
| Fuel Capacity | 3.5 gallons |
| Drive System | 2WD |
| Engine Model | Kohler CH18 |
Covers defects in material or workmanship for one year for residential and commercial users.
Covers drive train defects for residential users for two years from the date of purchase.
Excludes routine maintenance items, wear and tear, abuse, accidents, and incidental costs.
Instructions for contacting authorized Cub Cadet servicing dealers for assistance.
Explains how the limited warranty provides specific legal rights that may vary by state.
Warns when engine oil level is critically low, requiring immediate attention to prevent damage.
Illuminates when the fuel level in the tractor's tank is low.
Indicates a problem with the tractor's charging system or battery.
Illuminates if the engine is overheating, signaling a need to stop and cool.
Tracks total engine operation hours to aid in scheduling maintenance.
Illuminates when the tractor is in reverse; must be off before starting the engine.
Illuminates if attempting to start with PTO engaged; must be off to start.
Controls forward and reverse speeds, from standstill to maximum.
Used for individual rear wheel braking to aid in turning at low speeds.
Controls engine ignition and vehicle lights.
Secures the tractor on a hill by locking the brake pedal.
Controls the raising and lowering of tractor-mounted equipment.
Controls engine speed and maintains a uniform RPM.
Prevents unsafe starting conditions or automatically stops the engine.
Detailed steps and safety warnings for starting the tractor's engine.
Procedure for safely shutting down the tractor engine and removing the key.
Special procedures and warnings for starting the engine in cold temperatures.
Guidance on operating the tractor, including steering and speed control.
Safety precautions and techniques for operating the tractor on inclines.
Instructions for engaging and disengaging the PTO, including break-in.
Instructions for repositioning the seat for operator comfort and control.
Instructions for adjusting the steering wheel to the most comfortable position.
Procedures for checking and adjusting the PTO clutch air gap.
Steps for checking and adjusting the tractor's brakes for proper operation.
Safety warnings and procedures for adjusting the engine's carburetor.
Information on engine oil types, checking levels, and changing oil.
Steps for replacing the engine oil filter and recommended intervals.
Guidance on checking coolant level, adding coolant, and draining the system.
Instructions for cleaning and replacing the dry-type air cleaner element.
Guidance on visual inspection and replacement of the inline fuel filter.
Instructions for checking spark plug gap and replacing defective plugs.
Safety, maintenance, and storage guidelines for the tractor battery.
Information on proper tire inflation pressures for normal and heavy load operations.
Recommended steps for storing the machine for periods longer than 30 days.
Guidance for optimal mowing performance and preventing lawn streaking.
Common causes and remedies for difficulty starting the tractor engine.
Potential causes and solutions for inconsistent engine operation or knocking.
Reasons for reduced engine power and troubleshooting steps.
Causes of engine overheating and corrective actions.
General guidelines and warnings for proper lubrication of machine parts.
Detailed schedule of lubrication points and intervals based on operating hours.
Lubrication for brake pedal shaft, linkage, and alignment couplings.
