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OPERATION AND ~

SERVICE MANUAL

WITH PARTS LIST

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model 856

WHEEL-HORSE PRODUCTS. INC. : SOUTH BEND. IND. • • • • • • • •

OPERATION AND

SERVICE MANUAL • • • • •

WITH PARTS LIST ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·

model 856

WHEEL-HORSE PRODUCTS. INC. : SOUTH BEND. IND. • • • • • • • •

OPERATION AND

SERVICE MANUAL

WITH PARTS LIST • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

model 856

WHEEL·HORSE PRODUCTS, INC. : SOUTH BEND. IND. • • • • • • • •

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ASSEMBLY

A. The Troctor is shipped in one corton w it h the rear w heel and tire a ssembly, Port No. 5432 , in a separate carton.

B. O pen tra ctor unit fi rst . Remove all par ts from carton, and place in a convenient arrangement on a clean, level surface.

THINGS YOU SHOU LD KN OW

The tra nsm ission is powered on need le bea ri ngs and ball bearing s. The reduct ion is 108 to 1, and both final drives are steel forgings . All shofts a re lurned, ground, ha rdened , and polished for greater streng th and bes t oil sealing.

Speeds are from 1 mph to 6 mph wi th 3 speeds fo rward and 1 reverse .

WARRA NT Y We warran t W HEEL HORSE PRODU CTS for

ONE YEAR from dote of purchase against defecti ve parts and workmanship. We wi ll re ­p lace, fre e of cho rge, any d e fe ctive port if reo turned to the foc to ry PREPAI D* . Wheel Horse Products, Inc., reserves the right to make changes or improvemen ts upon its products w ithout imposing any o bl iga tion upon itself to install the same upon its p ro d ucts thot have been previously manufactured.

Th e engine and battery corry a separa te \/Varronty by Ih e manufacturer. FOR ENGINE O R BATTERY SERVICE, CONTACT YO U R LOCAL ENGINE OR BATTERY SERVICE HEADQUA RTE RS. t Ali w a rranTy claims, work, l h ipmentl. muS! be handled

through your aU Thorized Wheel Hone dealer.

NOTE: 90 Day Wa rra nty for Com mer cial Use.

BefORE YOU START

There is NO Oil in the crankcase o f the e ngi ne w hen shipped from the factory . Oil is recom mended by Ihe engine ma nufa ctu rer and must be fo llowed fo r best pe rformance and long life. See Engine Manua l.

lubrico te 011 grease fittings \/Vith a regular pressure gun lubricant every eight to ten hours of operation . Refer to Fig ure 1 for the location of grease fillings.

A lig ht machine oil should be used on all movi ng parts to keep joints from \/Vea ri ng and sq uea king.

Remove oil filler plug , located a t the lef t rear side of the transmiss ion, a nd fi ll to level of ho le \/Vith a good grade of S.A.E. 40 oil (will require about 3 p in ts).

The transmi ssion should be checked after eve ry 40 hours of use. The tra nsmission should be drained once a year by removing plug on boltom to d rain oi L Refill as above paragraph . This is a regular automotive type transmission with s liding gears and should ho ve the !'>ame care as your car.

BATTERY The battery in stalle d in the 856 tractor is a dry

charged battery . It is important tha I you proper ly p repare th is battery to insure good service and long li fe.

1. Remove ven t cops. Remove or destroy any sea l· ing device which may have bee n used to dose or re­strict the vent openings.

2 . Fill each cell of the battery to the proper level wi th the battery electrolyte.

NOTE : Tem pe ra ture o f battery a nd elect ro lyte at time of fill ing sho u ld be abo ve 60 '" F. Neve r fill bat­tery in the vehicle.

3. BOOST CHA RGE , 15 a mps. for 10 minutes or 7 amps. for 30 minu tes. Adjust e lectrolyte level, if ner ~ essary, after charge.

4 . Install batte ry w ith batte ry posts toward t he rea r of t racto r. Start engine. After battery has been in service, odd only approved wa ter.

DO NOT ADD ACID .

TI RES

The front ti res are 16 )( 5.50-8 and shou ld be in­fla te d to 12 pounds of air p ressu re . The rear t ires a re 8 x 12 and s hould have 8 pound s of a ir p ressure . The tires con also be filled \/Vi th ballast if desired . Ordinarily this is nol necessary as the we ight of the operator will odd sufficien t \/Veight for adequate trac­tion.

STARTI NG EN GINE

1. Be fore starting the engin e fill gas tonk (loca ted under the hood ) with a good grade of regular gas, and open va lve on sed iment bowl. See Figure 1.

2 . Place gear shift lever in neutra l position . 3 . Pu ll throttl e lever }'2 way ou t a nd turn to the

rig ht fa lock it in p osi t ion. Note : The thro ttle con trol has a locking device. Turn th e throttle con tro l to 'he left to unlock. adiust to the desired position and turn to the right to lock.

4 . Pull choke lever all the \/Vay ou t to choke en ­gine. If eng ine is worm and has been running, chok­ing may not be necessary.

5 . The Model 856 tracto r has a key starter-s\/Vilch . Tur n key 011 the way 10 right to start engine,

6 . When engine s torts p ush choke in to off posi t ion and regulate th rottle control b y turning to the left to un lock and push in or ou t 10 desired speed.

7 . De press d u tch pe dal on left side of Iractor be­fore select ing desired gear range .

S . When sta rt ing tractor in winter it is desirable 10 d epress clutch so engine does not ha ve to t urn transmission.

CLUTCHI NG

Don' t force the gear shjf, lever if the gears do not immed iately mesh. Depress clu tch peda l all the way do\/Vn and le t up, then depress again and s h ift . To ovoid su dden s tarts, release clutch peda l slowly. While in motion d o not sh ift gears \/Vithoul depressing clutch pedal.

The clutch pedal also operotes the brokes WHEN DEPRESSED ALL THE WAY DOWN. For this reason, you should depress the clutch peda l ONLY Yo O F THE WAY DOWN WHEN SH IFTING \/Vh ile in motion . Thi s 'dutch ­broke pedal combina tion makes clutching automatic as you apply the brakes to stop .

PA RKING BRAKE

The parking broke is located on the left side of the Iractor as show n in Fi gure 1. To set th e park ing broke depress the clutch-broke ped al as for as pos­sible and p ush the parking brake down . To re lease the broke depress the clutch -broke pedal.

ATTACHING TOOLS

Complete informa tion on th e assemb ly, a ttachmen t, operalion and serv ice of the many attaching tools will be provided wi th each atta chment.

ASSEMBLY A. The Tractor is shipped in one corton w ith the

rea r w heel and tire assembly, Port No. 543 2 , in a separate carton.

B. Ope n tractor unit first . Remove all parts from carton, and place in a convenient arrangement on a cleon, level surface.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

The transm iss ion is powered on need le bearings and ball bea ring s. The reduct ion is 108 to 1, and both fina l drives ore s teel forg ing s. All shofts ore turned , ground, ha rdened. and polished for greater strength and best oil sealing .

Speed s are from 1 mp h to 6 mph wi th 3 speed s fo rward and 1 reve rse .

WARRANTY We warran t WHEEL HORSE PRODUCTS far

ONE YEAR from date of purchase a gainst defective parts and workmanship. W e wi ll re ­p lace, free of chorge, any defec tive port if re ­turned to the fac tory PR EPAID ... . Whee l Horse Products, Inc. , reserves the right to make changes or improve ments upon its products w ithou t imposing any o bligation upon itself to install the some upon its products that have been prev iou s ly manufactured .

The engine and battery corry a separa te warranty by the manufacturer. FOR ENG INE OR BATTERY SERVICE, CONTACT YO UR LOCAL ENGINE OR BATTERY SERVIC E HEADQUARTERS. - All warran ty claim" w ork, , h ipmen l$, must be handlod

through your o .... thorized Whee l Hone deoler .

NOTE : 90 Oo y Warro nty for Comme rcial Use.

BEFORE YOU START

The re is NO OIL in the cran kcase o f the eng ine when shipped from the facto ry . OIL is recom m e nde d by the eng ine ma nufacturer a nd m ust be fo llowed fo r best performance and long life. See Engi ne Manual.

lubrica te all grease fitt in gs w ith a regular p ressu re gun lubrica n t every eight to ten hours o f opera tion. Refer to Fig ure 1 for the location of grease fitting s.

A ligh t m achi ne o il should be used on all movi ng ports to kee p joi nts f rom wea ring a nd sq ueaking.

Remove oil filler plug , loca ted a t the le ft rear side o f the transmiss ion, a nd fi ll to level of ho le wi th a gaad g rade of S.A.E. 40 oil (will requ ire about 3 pin ts) .

The transm ission should be checked afte r every 40 hours of use. The transmissio n should be drained once a year by remo vi ng p lug on b o ltom to drain oi l. Refill as above paragraph . This is a reg ular auto motive type transmissio n with s lid ing gears a nd should ha ve the !>ame core as your car.

BATTERY The battery insta lle d in the 856 tractor is a d ry

charged ba ttery . It is importan t that you properly prepare thi s battery to insure good service and long life.

1. Remove vent caps. Remove o r des troy any seal · ing d evice which may have bee n used to close o r re­strict the vent openings.

2 . Fill each cell of the battery to the proper level wi th the battery e lec trolyte.

NOTE : Te mpe rature of battery and e lect rol yte at ti m e of filling should be above 60 '" F. Never fill bat ­tery in th e vehicle.

3. BOOST CHARGE: 15 a mps. far 10 minutes or 7 amps. for 30 minutes. Adjust e lectrolyte level , if ner ~ e ssary, af ler charge.

4. Install battery with battery posts toward the re ar of tractor . Sta rt engine. After battery has been in service, add only app roved wa ter.

DO NOT ADD ACID .

TIRES The front t ires are 16 x 5 .50 -8 and shou ld be in­

fla te d to 12 pounds of air p ressure . The rear tire s are 8 x 12 and should have 8 pounds of ai r pressure . The tires can al so be filled wi th ba lla st if desired . Ordinarily this is no t necessary as the we ight o f the o perator w ill odd sufficien t weigh t fo r adequate trac­tion .

STARTING ENGINE 1. Be fore ston ing the eng ine fill gas tonk (locate d

under the hood ) with a good grade of regular gas, and open valve on sed iment bowl. See Figure 1.

2 . Place gear shift lever in neutral position. 3 . Pull th rall Ie lever X way out a nd turn to the

rig ht fa lock it in posi t ion . Note : The thrott le control has a locking dev ice. Turn the throttle con tro l to the left to unlock, adjust 10 the desired posi tion and turn to the righ t to lo ck .

4 . Pull choke lever all the way ou t to choke en­gine. If eng ine is warm and has been running, chok· ing may not be necessary.

5 . The Mode l 856 tracto r has a key starter-switch . Turn key all the way to right to start engine .

6 . When engine starts push choke in to off posi t ion and regulate thro ttl e control b y turning to the left to un lock and push in or out to desired speed .

7 . Depress cl u tch pedal on left side of Irador be­fore select ing desired gear ronge.

S. When star ting trac tor in winter it is desirable to d epress cl u tch so engine does not ha ve to turn tronsmission_

CLUTCHING Do n' t force the gear s hift leve r if the gears do not

immediate ly mesh. Depress clu tch peda l all the way d own and let up, then depress again and s h ift. To ovoid su dden s torts, re lea se cl u tch pe dal s lowly. While in motion d o not sh ift gears without depressing clutch pedal.

The clutch pedal also operates the brakes W HEN DEPRESSED A LL THE WAY DOWN. For this reason, yau shau ld depress the clutch peda l ONL Y 1) OF THE WAY DOWN W HEN SHIFTING w hi le in mat ion. Thi s clutch ­b rake pedal combina tion makes clutch ing automatic as you app ly the brakes to stop .

PARKING BRAKE The parking broke is located on the left side of

the tractor as shown in Figure 1. To se t the parking broke d epress the clutch-broke peda l as for as pos­sible and pu s h the parking broke down . To re le a se the broke d e press the cl u tch -b ro ke pedal.

ATTACHING TOOlS Complete informat ion on the assemb ly, attachment,

operation and serv ice of the ma ny attaching tools will be provided wi th each a ttachment.

ASSEMBLY A. The Tractor is shipped in one corton with the

rea r wheel and tire assembly, Port No. 5432, in a separate carton.

B. Open tractor unit first. Remove all ports from ca rton, and place in a convenient arrangement on a dean, level surface.

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW The transmiss io n is powered on needle bearings

and ball bea rings . The reduction is 108 to 1, and both final drives ore s teel forg ing s. All shofts are furned , ground, hardened, and polished for greater strength and best oil sealing .

Speeds are from 1 mph to 6 mph wi th 3 speed s forward and 1 reverse .

WARRANTY We warran t WHEEL HORSE PRODUCTS far

ONE YEAR from date of purchase against defective ports and workmanship. We wi ll re · p lace, free of chorge, any defective port if re ­turned to the factory PREPAID· . Wheel Horse Products, Inc., reserves the right to make changes or improvements upon its products w ithout imposing any obligation upon itself to ins tall the same upon its products that have bee" previously manufactured.

The engine and battery carry a separa te warranty by the manufacturer. FOR ENG IN E OR BATTERY SERVICE, CONTACT YO UR LOCAL ENGINE OR BATTERY SERVICE HEADQUARTERS. · AII warrClO ly cloims. w ork, lhipmenh. mUlt be ha ndled

Ihrough your oUlhorized Wheel Hone deale r.

NOTE ; 90 Da y Warranty for Commercial Use.

BEFORE YOU START There is NO Oil in the cra nkca se of the eng ine

when shipped from the factory. Oil is recommended by the engine manufacturer a nd m ust be fo llowed for best performance and long life. See Eng ine Manual.

lubricate all grease fittings with a regular pressure gun lubricant every eight to ten hours of operation . Refer to Fig ure 1 for the location of grease fittings .

A /ight mach ine o il should be used on 011 moving parts to keep joints from wearing and sq ueaking.

Remove oil filler plug , located at the left rear side of the transmiss ion, a nd fill to level of hole with 0

gaad grade of S.A.E. 40 ail (will require abaut 3 pin ts).

The transmission should be checked after e very 40 hours of use. The transmission should be drained once a year by remov ing plug on bottom to drain oil. Refill as above paragraph . This is a regular automotive type transmiss ion wilh slid ing gears a nd should have the !>ame core as your cor.

BATTERY The battery installed in the 856 tractor is a dry

charged battery . It is im portan t that you properly prepare this battery to insure good service and long life.

1. Remove vent cops. Remove or des troy any sea l­ing device which may have been used to close or re­strict the vent openings.

2. Fill each cel! of the battery to the proper level wi th the battery electrolyte .

NOTE: Temperature of battery and e lectrolyte at time of filling should be above 60 °F. Never fill bat ­tery in the vehicle.

3. BOOST CHARGE: 15 amps. far 10 minutes ar 7 amps. for 30 minutes. Adjust electrolyte level, if ner ~ essary, after charge.

4 . Install boltery with battery posts toward the rear of tractor. Start engine. After battery has been in service, odd only approved water.

DO NOT ADD ACID .

TIRES The front tires are 16 x 5 .50-8 and should be in­

Aated to 12 pounds of a ir pressure . The rear tires are 8 x 12 and should have 8 pounds of air pressure. The tires ca n also be filled with baJJast if desired . Ordinarily this is not necessary as the weigh t of the opera tor will add sufficient weight for adequate trac­lion .

STARTING ENGINE 1. Before stort ing the eng ine fill gas tonk (located

under the hood) with a good g rade of regulor gas, and open valve on sediment bowl. See Figure 1.

2. Place gear shift lever in neutral position . 3 . Pull throttle lever Yi way out a nd turn to the

righ t to lock it in position . Note : The thrott le control has a locking device. Turn the throttle control to the left to unlock. adiust 10 the desired posi tion ond turn to the right to lock.

4 . Pull choke lever all the way out to choke en · gine. If engine is worm and has been running, chok­ing may not be necessary.

5 . The Mode l 856 tractor has a key starter·switch . Turn key all the woy to right to start engine.

6 . When engine starts push choke in to off posi tion and regulate thrott le control by turning to the left 'A un lock and push in or out 10 desired speed .

7 . Depress clutch pedal on left sid e of Iractor be· fore selecting desired gear range.

S. When sto rling tractor in winter it is desirable to depress clutch so engine does not ha ve to turn transmission.

CLUTCHING Don' t force the gear shift lever if the gears do not

immedia tely mesh. Depress clutch pedal all the way down and let up, the n depress again and shift. To ovoid sudden storts, re lease clutch pedal s lowly. While in motion do not sh ift gears without depressing clutch pedal.

The clutch pedal also operates the brakes WHEN DEPRESSED All TH E WAY DOWN. Far this reason, yau shou ld depress the clutch peda l ONLY Y, OF THE WAY DOWN WHEN SHIFTING whi le in motion . This dutch + brake pedal combina tion makes clutching automatic as you apply the brakes to stop .

PARKING BRAKE Th e parking broke is located on the left side of

the Iractor as shown in Figure 1. To set th e parking broke depress the clutch·brake pedal as for a s pos­sibl e and push the parking brake down . To re lease the broke depress the clutch -brake pedal.

ATTACHING TOOLS Complete informat ion on the assembly, attachmen t,

operation and service of the many attaching tools will be provided with each attachment.

All drown implements attach in seconds. Simply lift the tractor hitch pin, insert the tongue, and replace pin. .

All power implements will use the attachment clutch ped al located o n the r ight s ide of the troctor .

CARE OF TRACTOR 1. Keep tractor greased and oiled regularly . Re·

fer to Figura 1 for the location of grease fittings. Check transmission and engine case oil levels.

2 . Keep engine air deaner dean. This will odd to engine life.

3. Keep tires properly inflated. See previous in­structions.

4. Keep trador covered and in a dry place when not in use.

5. Keep gross and dirt out of engine eow ling as these will stop the flow of air and decrease en­gine li fe .

6. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT. The broke bond, 10' coted on the left side of the transmission, brakes the transm ission a nd in turn sto ps the whee ls .

To adjust, depress dutch broke p edal and move parking brake lever forward into the e ngag ed pos i. tion . Tighten nut on broke rod unt il both rea r w hee ls skid when tractor is p ushed - parking broke en ­gage d . Tighten nut another Yi turn. The broke and parking bra ke ore now p ro perly adjuste d.

7. CLUTCH ·BRAKE PEDAL AOJUSTMEi'tT. The dutch-brake pedal rod may be turned in or out to adjust the pedol to o pe rator 's de sired position. Re­move pin from rod and turn ro d in or out for adjus t­ment. There a re olso tw o hole s in the pedal to ad just for travel. The uppe r hole is for a short movemen t of tro ve l, the lowe r hole is fo r a long m o vement.

8 . Whe n re pla cing be lts or moun ting dri ve im­plements make sure al l pulleys a re in line .

9. BATTERY. Check liquid after every 40 hours of vse. If troctor has bee n in stora ge it may b e ne c­e ssary to re charge.

10. Your trocto r is o nly a s good as the service yo u gi ve it. Sse your Whee l Horse Dea ler for a thorovgh check- up after each season of u se.

11. W he n re p laci ng be lts be su re to p u rc ha se ·gen· ui ne Whe el Ho rse be lts, o s these belt s are specifica ll y desig ne d for each applicat ion . (NOTE: Make sure all pulleys are in line.)

12. To raise seat/fen de r unit pull knob bock. See Fig.l. Seat should b e la tche d befo re operating tracto r.

SAFETY SUGGESTIONS Rltcommlt"ded by Ol,ltdoor Powe r Equipment In"i'l,Il.

1. Know the co ntrols and how to slop quickly read the ow ners monual.

2 . Do nOl allow child ren to operole mochine; nor adults to operate ;1 without pro per instructi o n.

3. Clear work are a of o b jects which mig ht b e picked up and thro w n .

4. Disenga g e a ll clutches and before starting motor. Keep honds, a w a y fro m power dri ven parts.

shift fee t,

into ne u tro l a nd clo thing

S. Do no t corry passe nge rs . Kee p ch il dren a nd pe ts a sa fe dis tance a w a y.

6. Never d ire cf d isch a rg e o f a ny m a te r ial towa rd bys ta nders, nor a llow a n yone near mach ine w hile in op erati o n .

7 . Di sengage po w er to o l1 achm ent (s) a nd s top motor b efore leaving oper a tor p osi tion .

8 . Ta ke p reca utions when lea v ing machine u n­attended (to avoid occ identa l star ting. rolting O'No y , occidental d ropp ing of any altochmen t, etc. )

9. Di seng o ge power to any a ttach m en ' when .

e ve r it is nol in U$C, or when trove li ng from one w o rk area to anoth er .

10 . Stay alert fo r holes and othe r hidden hazards. Know what is behind you, before backing up.

11. Beware of steep slopes; reduce speed on all side slopes and shorp turns, to prevent tipping or losing control.

12. Don't stop or start suddenly when going up hill or downhill.

13. Use care when pulling loods or using heavy equipment. Refer to owners manual.

14. Wotch out for traffic when near roadways. 15. Handle gosoline with core it is highly

flammable. a. Use approved gasoline container. b. Never add gasoline to a running motor - fill

tank out of doors w ipe up spilled gaso line . c. Replace gasoline cop securely. d. Open doors if motor is run in garage -

exhaust gases ore dange rous. 17. Keep machine in good operating condition and

kee p safety devices in p lace. Use guards as ins tructe d in owner's manual.

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6

7

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11

12

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16

17

18

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21

22

23

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25

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27

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30

31

32

33

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35

36

37

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PARTS LIST for 856 LAWN and GARDEN TRACTOR

(Exce pt Transmission - see page 10 fo r Transmiss ion break down and Parts l ist

Pari

No.

5634

5645

915663·"

908034·4

920009·4

920083·4

908032.4

908017·4

915112 ·6

5622

960151-4

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909849·5

93701"

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937022

909554

915113 ~4

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Ducription

Au'y. Frome

AU' y. Hoodstond

Nut 1"·16 Elasl ic Stop

Boh Hex . h·16 II

Washe. y. S.A.E.

Lockwolher y. Ple in

Boll Hex . ?. 16 x ?4 Soil Hex. ~,· 18 x Y.

Nul ~,. 18 Nyloll

Au'y . Coyer Plole

Bolt - Wh i ~ locit M· 20 x I).

Pulley

!et Screw Y.. 20 x l{, Nylolt

Key #9 Woodruff

Hub - W hee l 5 Bolt

Key # 15 Woodruff

Se t Screw Square Head ] ,- 16 x ,

Nut Hell. y'. 16

Axle - Fran!

Filling - Greas.e

Filling - Grease "5 -

Au 'y . Pin & Pla le

Iioll Hex. )f, . 18 • h Au' y. Spindle R.H.

Au' y . Spindle L. H.

" E" Ring y. Oio.

Supporl - Steering

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Au'y . Sleering Shaft - Upper

Co llar

Se t ~crew Y.. 20 x Y. Nyloll

Au ' y. Stee ring Shaft - Lo er

Wa sher - Shim (.015)

Walher - Shim (.OSO)

Collet Pin J(, x 1 V. Au'y. 8011 Join l R.H.

AU'y. 8011 J oint L.H.

N u l y' .24 Nylolt

Au'y . Idle r Arm & Shoft

Arm - Clulch Rod Pivo t

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52

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1014

554.

2267

933504 ·4

4421

2266

4438

4.439

933168

362.<

3578

3680

1000

933506.4

920082 ·-4

5640

2179

5280

3931

932120·-4

933503·4

3926

3988

936125

6398

4239

5714

5385

932025

933213

5465

5455

5457

5467

5469

933182

5505

5468

915902~

5' 66

5522

5438

5437

Rod - Brolle

Stud - Clu tc'" Rod

Coller Pin y. x 1

Spring - Clulc'"

Au' y. Le yer & Knob - 8 ro lle

Peda l - Clu!ch

Ho i, Pin

Foot Re JI

Au'y. Lift leye,

Plunge,

Rod

Ro ll Pin )f, x ')(.

Spring

Guide - Plung er Rod

Cop - Plunge r Rod

Grip - Handle

Hoirp in

l och"oshe r ,(, Oio .

Quodront

Rod - Heig h t Co nlrol

Knob - Heighl Conlrol

Au ·y. Coble - Lift

Pin - Cle .. lf ~ Oio.

Hairpin Co lle r

Hitch

Pin - Hilch

Snap Ring ~ Sho(1

Au' y . Trip Le ... r

Pedal - Allachmen l Clvlch

Spring

Link

Caller Pin

Roll Pin

Au ·y. Hood

Bracitel - Hood Hinge

8u$hing - Nylon

Leyer - Hood Lolch

Knob

Roll Pin Jf, II a Roller - Rubber

Roller - S'eel

Nul - lo .... Crown # 10.24

Speed Nut y. Oio . PUlh On

Rod - Hood Lo lch

O rna nlenl - Hood Lotch

Speed Nu l V. 0 10 .. Pu~h On

2

2

2

7

2

•

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

R.f,

No.

9,

o. 0' o. 07

99

o. 100

101

10'

10'

10'

10,

10.

107

108

10.

110

111

'" 113

'" 115

11.

"7

118

"0

120

'" '" '" ".

'" 12.

127

"a 129

130

131

13'

133

'" '" 13.

137

'"

PARTS LIST for 856 LAWN and GARDEN TRACTOR

(Except Transmission - see page TO for Transmission break down and Parts list

Po" No.

, .. , 9601.51.4

908030·4

5661

5666

908 J 82 . ..

.4937

5667

,---- ----_ .. - ---

Dnc,ipl;on

Au'y. 6el1 Cuo.d

Bolt - Hex . ¥(hidod. ;.{·20 ;11; Y,

Bolt Hex. ~ •. 16 "" y"

Spou •

Bump ... - Rubb .. .

5695 lo leh

960152·.c Soli - Wt-.izlod. );'.20 " ?1 Wo~hp, %S.AE.

Nul ~ ~ .20 Nyioi..

An 'y. So"~ .y 60><

Clomp - Eiot a .y

5!)11 He". ~\ •. 18 :It J'I S".... .. d N ... , .; 1().J6 7h r .. od

au,hin9

Support

Ny lon

Fue l !0 ,., 1r.

Po ... e l - Conl'ol

i 5(1 ....... - Self Top !\0·16 " ~~

I Grommet - Rubber

No.

Req'd.

2

2

2

,

• 2

10

,

,

---Ref.

No.

'" 140

'" lA' '" '" lA.

lA' 14'

150

151

152

153

'" I" 156

15'

".

15.

'.0 1.'

PO" No.

920078·"

"988

" 882

4881

"989

5"62

.01581

54~1

.5~2J

5"80

5481

S4il3

5481

915562

920078·"

548 ..

3653

Du(riplion

lockwo\t.er # 8

.ll~·y. S""itch - Ignil;on

Nul Hu. y'·32 Sp .. , iol

Key - Ignilion

O.co l _ Hood 0 .. ,0. Dl'col _ 51 ...... ng Whul

InlUlolo r _ S"W;lch

Au'y. lomp - C .. ne ' olo,

Au'y. Cigor l;gh'~. - Comp\e !~

Au'y. Knob &. PIU9

Sh .. 11

Au·y. Sockel

Nut #"8·32 8ron

lo, k"W(ul-lie' ,oS

AH·Y. Wirt'

!one.y

Wir ing Hornel1

Wi.e Bol1.,ry To G'o u"d

&oh H~ .... Y. ·20 " ~~

Au'y. Sec t 801 ..

NUl Y, . \6 Nylok

920007.4

91511 1·6

.4953

.4958

5450

908016.4

,. .... 2

5409

5"58

5"53

926308·"

.5.c39

5223

5222

.5224

943367.4

5429

1621

13"9

5" 17

.5459

1 Nipple ~'I Pip .. " 3; S Special

I Elba"" 90 · Speciol

I.' I.' 16<

3600

909002 ."

55.57

5556

9]:S113·6

5637

5635

Au·y . Whf"t'l. Ti.e. &. Tub .. f ,onl

I Cop ~'I p;~

I Nipple I" Pipe ~ 2L;

. Mu ffle.

PuUey - Eng ;n e

K"

Ten"k - Fuel

Clomp _ To ... k

Top .. - IMUle '!) '

Cep - Fu.,l To"lr.

5464

.5 186

909059·"

915182."

Selt Rou nd Heod !--. ·ZO ... l.'.~

N ... I Squo . .. ~~ . 2 0

04941

1796

"256

5170

5 171

D6A

I An·y. f ;h~, & Vol ... e

Ho ... F u~ 1

I Clip - Ho~~

! Au ·y . (onl'ol - (ho le

i AH'y . Con"ol - Th. oll le­

) Nul ~;~.Ia Round

920117 ·" : lo'~wo.ht', oil Shc k .. p. ool

1277 ! Clip - 1h'01l!., Coblt'

909000 .4 ! Hal l Roun d Hto<i :5 -32

Nul _ Ht"l< . :6 ·:12

, ,

", I ••

,.7 168

I.' 170

171

'" 173

'" 17 '

17.

177

l7a

17 9

ISO

IB I

la,

IS' la,

.(999

5636

5512

2844

908033·6

2816

50133

5"34

5·.05

1004

4983

2897

ISI3

15S3

1576

6406

54 15

560.

6165

5\51

Wh .... 1

Seoring 8011

Ti,e - \6 :r. 5 .50·8

6011 - Nylok ~·J.16 " Y. Hubcop

AII 'y. W h ... I . Tire, &. T"bf -

Whf"l'r

lug Bolt _ Wheel '( •. 20

"V" 8,,/1 Engi". To G" " .. ' OIO .

DNOI - Belt Gvu,d

S.o ' la tch

E"g '"'' 8 H.P. Kohl ~,

I I

ReOf 1 ,

ND.

hq 'd.

2

2

, , , , , ,

, 2

, 10

,

o

16

411

t" l '-

11

c:~ 57

19

"~

, I /

5053 TRANSMISSION PA RTS LIST (Order No. 5053 For Complete Transmission)

When orderirg po rls o lwoys lis t Port No. a nd Name o f Port.

Ref. Pa rt

~ Ref. PO " N •.

N • . N •. Description Re~/d . No. No. Descrip tio n Req' d .

I 3900 Cose - R.H. 32 933156 Roll Pin }fa x 2 2 1533 Bo ll Bearing n~ 1.0. 2 33 3517 Bo ll - Shift Sto p 2 3 1528 Bearing - Needle 2 34 3518 Spring - Sh ift Stop 4 1508 Beoring - Needle % I.D . 2 35 5614 Pin - Shift Stop 5 1532 Bearing - Needle 1" I.D. I 36 3525 Gear - Cluste r 6 1529 Bea ring - Needle % J.D. 2 37 1504 Searing - Bronze % 1.0. 7 1303 Seo l - Oil % Shaft I 38 3528 Gear - Reduction Pinion 8 1232 Seol - Oil 1" Shoft 3 39 3527 Gear - Reduction 9 3915 Pin - Dowel 2 40 3910 Shoft - Cluster Gear

10 3901 ( ose - L H. I 4 1 937014 Koy # 9 Woodruff 11 1530 Bearing - Need le I " LD. 42 4204 Geer - Reverse Idle r 12 1531 Bearing - Need le % J.D. 43 15 16 Bu sh ing - Bro nze X 1.0. 13 3905 Case - Differen tia l 44 3903 Gear - Broke Shaft 14 3906 Gea r - Differential Bult 45 3902 Drum - Bro ke 15 4235 Gear - Differential Pinion 4 46 937022 Koy # 15 Woodruff 16 3909 Sha ft 5 47 936131 Snap Ring I " Shaft 17 9081 46 80h Hex 1(6-18 x 3X 4 48 4437 An'y. Broke Bond & lining

18 13 16 N ut Huglock 1(6-18 4 49 908002·4 Bolt Hex ~ .20 x % 19 3904 Ax le - Reor 2 50 92008 1-4 l ockwa sher ~ Oia. 20 3908 Gea r - Axle 2 51 943 460 Plug X Pipe 21 933217 Roll Pin y, x IX 2 52 943420 Plug Yo Pipe 22 3522 Gea r - Input I 53 3912 Gasket 23 15 18 Bearing - Needle % 1.0 . 1 54 908043-4 Bo lt Hex Ya-16 x 3!1 24 3523 Gear Hi & 2 nd 1 55 908038-4 Bah Hex Ya . 16 x 2 25 3907 Sha ft Spline 1 56 915113-6 Nut He x %- 16 Nylok 26 3524 Gear - low & Reve rse I 57 5279 An' y. Shift Stick 27 3526 Gear - Pin ion - Splined 1 58 3577 Boo t - Shift Stick 28 936125 Snap Ring ~ Truarc 59 1239 Set Screw Dog Paint )4 -20 x % 29 5615 Rail - Frant Shift 60 915111-6 Nut Hex )4- 20 Nylok 30 5616 Roil - Rear Sh ift 61 1001 Kn ob

31 3503 Fork - Sh if t

OWNERS MAINTENANCE RECORD

OIL CHANGES

DATE _____________ _ TYPE & KIND OF OIL ________ _

OATE ______________ _ GREASE JOBS

TUNE UPS

DAT"-.E ____________ _ PARTS REPlACED _________ _

BATTERY SERVICE

DATE SERVICE REQUIRED ____ _

----------------

------- -

MISCELLANEOUS

DATE ____ _

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