Snapper 1650 Series User Manual

5. Apply a small amount of non-hardening
adhesive to the numbered side of the 1/4 inch
pad from kit to secure the pad in the transmis¬
sion. Use a strip of duct tape about 12 inches
long to suspend the new 1/4 inch pad behind
the disc and position the pad into the recess in
the transmission case (Figure 3.3). Push the
disc in toward the transmission to hold the pad
in position then remove the tape. Inspect to
make sure there is not tape left on the pad that
will interfere with later adjustments.
6. Remove the 1/2 inch brake pad from the brake
caliper assembly and inspect the caliper
assembly to make sure that the pins move free¬
ly and that actuater linkage has adequate
freedom of movement for positive braking
operation (Figure 3.4). Make sure flat end of
pins are installed toward the pressure plate.
NOTE: If pins do not move freely, remove and
clean before proceeding further. Lubricate the
pins with dry graphite.
7. Insert the metal pressure plate into the brake
assembly then install the new 1/2 inch brake
pad with numbers facing away from the brake
disc (Figure 3.5). Position the brake assembly
on the transmission and reinstall the mounting
bolts.
8. Reconnect the brake spring to the cotter pin in
tractor frame (Figure 3.1).
1. PARKING PEDAL 5. PEDAL LINK SHAFT 9. BRAKE DISC
2. PARKING BRAKE LEVER 6. ENGAGING SLEEVE 10. HI-LO SHIFT LEVER
3. ADJUSTER LINK 7. BRAKE ROD NUT 11. RETURN SPRING
4. BRAKE ROD 8. BRAKE ASSEMBLY 12. PARK LEVER SPRING
FIG. 3.6-LOCATION OF BRAKING SYSTEM COMPONENTS (HYDROSTATIC DRIVE UNITS)
3.2 rs

Snapper 1650 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Snapper
Model	1650 Series
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English