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Itta@inl Lower Handle
1. Lift the rear of the deck and place it on a block securely.
2. Place the lower handle, with the pointed end face down,
over the deck and align the holes on the deck with the
corresponding holes on the handle.
3. Install the hex screws, shoulder screws and flange nuts
from group 4 of the hardware pack. Using two 1/2"
wrenches, tighten securely. See Figure 3.
Atta@in er lanlle
1. Place the upper handle in position over the lower handle
keeping the blade control handle facing up.
2. Secure the upper handle to the lower handle using the
carriage bolts, lock washers and hex nuts from group 2 of
the hardware pack. Make sure that the carriage bolt
heads go on the outside of the handle. See Figure 4.
Atta@inl Blade Control Handle
Shoulder
Hex Screw
Figure 3
Lock
Washer
X Hex Nut
Carriage Bolt /
Figure 4
NOTE: If the blade control handle got displaced either during shipping or during assembly of other two handles,
reassemble it now. If the blade control handle is firmly secured in place, you may proceed to the next assembly.
1. To reattach the blade control handle to the upper handle,
first identify the proper holes in the upper handle. This can
be done by placing the blade control handle flat against
the upper handle. The ends of the blade control handle will
approximate the hole positions.
2. Insert the curved end of the blade control handle into the
right hole. See Figure 5.
3. Squeeze the handle in, and insert the straight end of the
blade control handle into the left hole of the upper handle.
4. Squeeze the blade control handle against the upper
handle to check for proper assembly.
NOTE: The hole in the blade control handle must be on the left
side and the control handle must touch the upper handle when
squeezed.
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Insert one end of
control handle
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Y Blade Control
Handle
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Figure 5
IMPORTANT
The blade control handle is a safety I
device. Never attempt to bypass its
operations.
£tta@inl Brake Cable
NOTE: The brake cable is attached to the engine from the
factory. You will have to attach the free end of the cable to the
upper handle.
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2.
Route the cable under the lower handle.
On the opposite end of the cable housing is a snap fitting.
The shaft inside the snap fitting fits in the second hole on
the upper handle. Press the snap fitting in place as shown
in Figure 6. Make sure that the blade control handle is on
top of the upper handle.
Brake Cable
Snap Fitting
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Figure 6
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