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Dear Penney Customer: It is your responsibility to provide for routine maintenance as detailed in the The product you purchased has been Owner's Manual. carefully engineered and manufactured This warranty gives you specific legal to give you dependable operation.However, rights, and you may also have other like all mechanical products, rights which vary from state to state. your machine will occasionally require adjustment and maintenance. This JCPenney Co., Inc., Product Service handbook shoul
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JCPenney Rotary Tiller JCPenney Catalog No. 811-0843 Engine: B & S, 8 H.P., 319 cc, 4-cycle with an easy spin recoH starter power protection. Tines: 16 hardened slasher tines mounted on a 1 y. " tine shaft with a tilling width of 26". Drive: Two step chain reduction in a sealed case. Four speed forward drive with power reverse. Control: The drive control and throttle are located on the handle panel. Wheels: 10 x 2.75 inches semi-pneumatic tires with steel rims. Adjustable wheel height. Page Inde
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Safety Rules IMPORTANT It is suggested that this manual be read operating section of this manual for in its entirety before attempting to proper fuel and amount. assemble or operate. Keep this manual Your tiller is a precision piece of powerequipment, in a safe place for future reference and not a play thing. Therefore,exercise for ordering replacement parts. extreme caution at all times. This unit is shipped WITHOUT GASOLINE or OIL. After assembly, see SAFE OPERATION PRACTICES FORTILLERS 1 Re
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Rotary Tiller Features Optiona Equipment Furrow Opener ~ Model 3004 Catalog No. 931-2950 A furrow opener can be attached to the depth bar to lay open a furrOV'J for planting. It also can be used as a hiller for planting potatoes. ;;;;;~~~
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Hintsfor Best Performance Your power drive train is comprised of a variable speed pulley with four forward speeds, reverse, and a two step, double chain, reduction to thetines. The 1 Y4 inch tine shaft is supported by two self-lubricating bronze bearings. The 16 hardened tines will handle the toughest of gardening tasks. T en inch by 2.75 inch rib tread tires support the back of the tiller. The rear wheel height is adjustable for greater versatility. The forward and penetrating acti-;n of the ti
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Hintsfor Best Performance First "walk" the tiller over to the work area. To do this, lock the depth bar out of the way, set the throttle in the slow position, place the control lever in the forward position and maintain a light upward pressure on the handles. Your tiller will "walk" over the top of theground without the tines entering thesoil. . SIOW",,~ Forward Pos ~ Bar Up If the garden is turned over in the Fall, the soil should be finely pulverized in the Spring. A finely pulverized seed be
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Hints for Best Performance Plants such as grass, with shallow roots, need only two to four inches tilled soil whereas plants with a deep root system should have a deeply tilledbed. Till the soil as soon as it is workable in the Spring. You can till to a maximum depth of six to eight inches. When preparing a yard for a lawn, the soil should be leveled so it is well drained and free from high spots. If you do not level out the irregularities in the soil first, you will not be able to do this once
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Assembly The tiller. except the handle, throttle control, wheels, tine assemblies and controls, is fully assembled, packed and shipped in one container. Depth Bar 1 Remove the tiller and all parts from the carton. Make certain that all loose parts and literature have been removed before the carton is discarded. 2 Attach the depth bar to the tailpiece with the clevis pin and spring pin. (See fi~ure 1.) Figure 1 Tine Assembly Place the first outer tine assemb.ly on the tine shaft and fasten with t
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Assembly Handle Assembly Assemble the handle to the handle brackets with the four hex head cap screws 3/8-16 x 1" long, lockwashers 3/8" and hex locknuts 3/8-16. (See figure 3.)2 Assemble the grips to the handle. (Soaking the grips in hot water will aid assembly.) Figure 3 Place the control rod throught he Controls control panel on the upper handle and screw the threaded end of the control rod into the ferrule on the "L" bracket on the left side of the chain case. Note: Screw the control rod th
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Assembly Controls Caution: If the belt cover (see page 3) is removed, you will not have any neutral. This belt cover contains the belt trapout around the engine pulley. The control rod must be assembled exactly as shown in the assembly instructions or you will not have a neutral. Note: For ease of assembly place the control lever in the number one position when installing the belt cover. (See figure 7.) Figure 7 Throttle Control Place the throttle control through the handle panel and fasten with
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Operation A Read and Heed Safety Rules on page 2. See Engine operating section forspecific engine Instructions. Throttle Control The throttle control is located on the handle panel. This regulates the engine speed and shuts off the engine. Move the lever forward to increase the engine speed. Move the lever back to slow down and stop the engine. The tiller should be operated with the throttle in the fast position. (See figure 9.) Refer to the Engine Operating and Maintenance instructions for det
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Operation Depth Bar The depth bar is used to retard the forward speed of the tiller across the ground and set the tilling depth. The farther the depth bar goes into the ground the deeper you will till. (See figure 11.), Figure 11 Wheel Adjustment The wheel height can be adjusted by removing the long clevis pin on the wheel hanger and raising or lowering the position of the wheel hanger. The higher the setting the deeper the tilling depth. (See figure 11.) 11
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Maintenance Warning: If any adjustments are made adjustments, changing of engine oil, to the engine while the engine is servicing the air cleaner, cleaning the running (e.g. carburetor) disengage cooling system, spark plug changing the clutch. Keep clear of all moving and maintenance, and carburetor and parts and be careful of heated surfaces throttle control adjustments as detailed and the muffler. in this Engine Operating and Routine maintenance includeslubrication, Maintenance Instructions se
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Maintenance Replacing the Belt 4 Remove the belts from the variable speed pulley. It is not necessary to remove the belt guard on the variable speed pulley. (See figure 15.J 5 Reassemble with the new belts. 6 Replace the belt cover. Caution: You do not have a neutral in your tiller if the belt cover is removed. Install the belt cover before testing. 14 Figure 15 Troubleshooting the chart on page 14. If the machine is to be inoperative Off-season Storage 3 Disconnect the spark plug wire for a per
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Problem Cause Remedy A Fill tank if empty Engine fails to start A Check fuel tank for gas B Connect lead wire B Spark plug lead wire disconnected C Move throttle lever to start C Throttle control lever not in position. the starting position 0 Spark should jump gap between 0 Faulty spark plug control electrode and side elec- trode. If spark does not jump, replace the spark plug. E Remove spark plug, dry the E Carburetor improperly adjusted plug, crank engine with plug Engine flooded removed, and
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H.P. Model 190402-1835-02 In the interest of Safety, Do Not run Engine at excessive speeds. Operating an engine at excessive speeds Increases the hazard of personal injury. Do not tamper with parts which ma'; Increase the governed speed. Dirt and other debris in cooling fins or governor parts can effect engine speed. See cleaning instructions, page 18. WarningTo prevent accidental starting always remove the spark plug before working on the engine or equipment driven by the engine or remove cabl
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Open Fuel Valve. The fuel valve Starting is located under the gasoline tank The Engine and should be turned counter-clock- ~ wise to open. To clean the fuel filter. loosen thumb screw below / filter bowl. Remove and clean filter bowl and screen. Open shut-off valve to see if fuel flows freely from the tank. If you find a gummy. varnish-like substance use alcohol or acetone to dissolve it. 2 Set the Throttle Move the throttle control located on the upper handle Into the START position. 3 Choke th
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Engine Operating and Maintenance I nst ructions Check Oil Level Regularly- 1 Engine at least after every 5 hours of Maintenance operation. Check the dip stick and maintain the oil between the ADD and FULL marks. Change oil after first 5 hours of 2 operation. Thereafter change oil every 25 hours of operation. Remove the drain plug and drain the oil while the engine is warm. Refill with new oil of proper grade (approximately 23/4 pints). Replace oil minder. 3 Air Filter. Under normal conditions, t
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Engine 4 Clean Cooling System Grass ~ or chaff may clog cooling sys- Maintenance tem after prolonged service. Ir:===; Continued operation with a ~ clogged cooling system causes severe overheating and possi- ble engine damage. Remove 9, blower housing and clean regularly. ,-J , ({J '==""'/ -~4d~[=.ifL. 5 Spark Plug Clean and reset gap at .030" every 100 hours of operation. Caution: Blast cleaning of spark plugs in machines that use abrasive grit is not recom- mended. Spark plugs should be cleaned
