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Cub Cadet 2182 User Manual

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COMMON

CAUSES

FOR

BATTERY

FAILURE

1.

Overcharging

2.

Undercharging

3.

Lack

of

water

4.

Loose

hold

downs

and/or

corroded

connections

5.

Excessive

loads

6.

Battery

electrolyte

substitutes

7.

Freezing

of

electrolyte

■

l^NOTE

These

failures

do

not

constitute

warranty.

BATTERY

REMOVAL

OR

INSTALLATION

A

WARNING

When

removing

the

battery,

follow

this

order

of

disassembly

to

prevent

your

wrench

from

shorting

against

the

frame.

Battery

removal:

1.

Remove

the

Negative

cable.

2.

Remove

the

Positive

cable.

Battery

installation:

1.

Attach

the

Positive

cable.

2.

Attach

the

Negative

cable.

JUMP

STARTING

A

WARNING

Failure

to

use

this

starting

procedure

could

cause

sparking,

and

the

gases

in

either

bat¬

tery

could

explode.

1.

Attach

the

first

jumper

cable

from

the

positive

ter¬

minal

of

the

good

battery

to

the

positive

terminal

of

the

dead

battery.

2.

Attach

the

second

jumper

cable

from

the

negative

terminal

of

the

good

battery

to

the

FRAME

OF

THE

UNIT

WITH

THE

DEAD

BATTERY.

TIRES

Keep

the

pneumatic

tires

properly

inflated.

Over¬

inflation

will

cause

operator

discomfort.

Underinflation

will

cause

short

tire

life.

Inflate

the

front

and

rear

tires

for

normal

or

heavy

load

operations

as

shown

in

the

following

table:

Tire

Size

Pounds

per

Square

Inch

Front

Tires

18x8.50-8

12

Rear

Tires

26x12.00-12

12

Aiways

see

that

the

tire

valve

caps

are

in

place

and

tightened

securely

to

prevent

loss

of

air

and

protect

the

valve

core

and

stem.

Do

not

overload

the

tractor

tires

by

mounting

equip¬

ment

on

the

tractor

which

exceeds

the

load

capacity

of

the

size

of

the

tires

on

the

tractor.

MOUNTING

TIRES

ON

THE

RIM

After

mounting

a

new

or

old

tire

on

the

rim,

inflate

it

to

20

pounds

pressure

to

seat

the

tire

bead

on

the

rim

flange.

Then

deflate

the

tire

to

the

correct

operating

pressure.

■

^NOTE

After

the

first

10

hours

of

operation,

check

and

retorque

the

wheel

lug

nuts

(both

sides)

to

35

ft-lbs.

to

make

sure

they

have

seated

properly.

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Cub Cadet 2182 Specifications

General

Brand	Cub Cadet
Model	2182
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English

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