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SAFE

OPERATION

PRACTICES

-

WALK

BEHIND

MOWERS

TRAINING

1.

Read

the

Operating

and

Service

Instruction

Manual

carefully.

Be

thoroughly

familiar

with

the

controls

and

proper

use

of

the

equipment.

2.

Never

allow

children

to

operate

a

power

mower.

3.

Keep

the

area

of

operation

clear

of

all

persons,

particularly

small

children,

and

pets.

PREPARATION

1.

Thoroughly

inspect

the

area

where

the

equipment

is

to

be

used

and

remove

all

stones,

sticks,

wire,

bones

and

other

foreign

objects.

Do

not

operate

equipment

when

barefoot

or

wearing

open

sandals.

Always

wear

substantial

footwear.

3.

Check

fuel

before

starting

engine.

Do

not

fill

gasoline

tank

indoors,

when

engine

is

running,

or

while

engine

is

still

hot.

Wipe

qff

any

spilled

gasoline

before

starting

engine.

4.

Disengage

self-propelled

mechanism

or

drive

clutch

on

units

so

equipped

before

starting

engine

(motor).

5.

Never

attempt

to

make

a

wheel

height

adjustment

while

engine

(motor)

is

running.

6.

Mow

only

in

daylight

or

in

good

artificial

light.

,

7.

Never

operate

equipment

in

wet

grass.

Always

be

sure

of

your

footing;

keep

a

firm

hold

on

the

handle

and

walk;

never

run.

i

OPERATION

1.

Do

not

change

engine

governor

settings

or

overspeed

engine.

2.

Do

not

put

hands

or

feet

near

or

under

rotating

parts.

Keep

clear

of

discharge

opening

at

all

times.

3.

Stop

blade(s)

when

crossing

gravel

drive,

walks

or

roads.

4.

After

striking

a

foreign

object,

stop

the

engine

(motor),

remove

wire

from

spark

plug,

thoroughly

inspect

the

mower

for

any

damage,

and

repair

the

damage

before

restarting

and

operating

the

mower.

5.

If

the

equipment

should

start

to

vibrate

abnormally,

stop

the

engine

(motor)

and

check

immediately

for

the

cause.

Vibration

is

generally

a

warning

of

trouble.

6.

Stop

engine

(motor)

whenever

you

leave

the

equipment,

before

cleaning

mower

housing,

and

when

making

any

repairs

or

inspections.

7.

When

cleaning,

repairing

or

inspecting,

make

certain

blade

and

all

moving

parts

have

stopped.

Disconnect

spark

plug

wire

and

keep

wire

away

from

plug

to

prevent

accidental

starting.

8.

Do

not

run

engine

(motor)

indoors.

9.

Shut

engine

(motor)

off

and

wait

until

blade

comes

to

a

complete

stop

before

removing

grass

catcher

and/or

unclogging

chute.

10.

M

ow

across

the

face

of

slopes,

never

up-and-down.

Exercise

extreme

caution

when

changing

direction

on

slopes.

Do

not

mow

excessively

steep

slopes.

11.

Always

disconnect

electric

mowers

(line

operated)

before

cleaning,

repairing,

or

adjusting.

12.

N

ever

operate

mower

without

proper

guards,

plates

or

other

safety

protective

devices

in

place.

13.

K

eep

washout

ports

and

other

mower

housing

service

openings

closed

when

mowing.

MAINTENANCE

AND

STORAGE

1.

Check

blade

and

engine

mounting

bolts

at

frequent

intervals

for

proper

tightness.

2.

Keep

all

nuts,

bolts,

and

screws

tight

to

be

sure

equip¬

ment

is

in

safe

working

condition.

3.

Never

store

equipment

with

gasoline

in

the

tank

inside

of

a

building

where

fumes

may

reach

an

open

flame

or

spark.

Allow

engine

to

cool

before

storing

in

any

enclosure.

4.

To

reduce

fire

hazard

keep

engine

free

of

grass,

leaves

or

excessive

grease.

5.

Check

grass

catcher

bags

frequently

for

wear

or

deterio¬

ration,

Replace

with

new

bags

for

safety

protection.

MTD

PRODUCTS

INC

.

5389

WEST

130th

STREET

.

P.

0.

BOX

2741

CLEVELAND

OHIO

44111

FORM

NO.

770-2522

ASSEMBLY

INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE:

Follow

Instructions

starting

with

number

1

and

continue

through

number

14.

13.

Assemble

bottom

of

handle

panel

to

handle.

2

I

s

PARTS

LIST

FOR

ROTARY

MOWER

MODEL

NO.

122-370-033

REF.

NO.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

REF.

NO.

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

1

11597

Throttle

Control

Complete

48

10769

Blade

Adapter

Kit

2

710-473

Truss

Hd.

Mach.

Screw

10-24

x

W

Lg.

49

742-125

Blade

22"

3

305-7470

Knob—Throttle

Control

50

748-125

Sintered

Bearing—Front

4

11600

Throttle

Control

Bracket

51

711-430

Axle

Bolt—Front

Only

5

710-407

Slotted

Hex

Hd.

Self

Tap

Scr.

8-32

x

.50"

Lg.

52

736-160

Flat

Washer*

7

710-148

Hex

Hd.

Slotted

Thd.

Cut

Sew.

8-32

x

%"

Lg.*

53

10379

Link

Assembly

8

10913

Drive

Cover

55

736-300

Flat

Washer

%

Sew.*

9

____

Engine

56

710-107

Hex

Centerlock

Nut

14-20

Thd.*

10

712-324

Elastic

Stop

Nut

Thd.*

57

310-8405

Reinforcement

Plate

11

736-300

Flat

Washer

58

738-213

Axle

Bolt—Rear

Only

12

712-116

Elastic

Locknut

%-24

Thd.*

59

501-9392

Rear

Wheel

Complete

13

10395

Clutch

Rod

60'

310-8388

Handle

Mount

Bracket—R.H.

14

732-184

Extension

Spring

61

714-507

Cotter

Pin*

15

10394

Link

62

10430

Handle

Stop

Bracket

16

714-365

Hi

Pro

Key

63

715-110

Roll

Pin

3/16-Dia.

x

114"

Lg.*

17

10381

Engine

Bracket

Assembly

64

310-8398

Lower

Handle

18

710-158

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew,

5/16-24

x

1V4"

Lg.*

65

746-128

Cable

Clip

19

10377

Sprocket

Assembly

66

712-107

Hex

Center

Lock

Nut

14-20

Thd.*

20

748-183

Bearing

Support

67

710-106

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew.

14-20

x

114"

Lg.*

21

736-222

External

Lock

Washer

W*

Sew.*

68

310-9364

Upper

Handle

22

710-441

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew.

14-28

x

’/a"

Lg.*

69

710-256

Carriage

Bolt

14-20

x

114"

lg.*

23

10370

Pivot

Plate

70

712-324

Elastic

Stop

Nut

14-20

Thd.*

24

711-110

Shoulder

Bolt—Special

71

10474

Lockout

Bracket

25

713-135

Chain

W/Master

Link

#48

x

26"

Lg.

72

712-526

Speed

Nut

26

10378

Sprocket

Assembly

73

305-7071

Grip—Black

27

715-247

Roll

Pin

3/16

Dia.

x

1"

Lg.*

74

11605

Handle

Panel

28

748-227

Hex

Bearing

75

310-8169

Lock

Out

Lever

Assembly

29

736-860

Flat

Washer*

76

305

8132

Ball—Knob

_

„

30

716-106

"E"-Ring

%

Shaft

77

711

£17

Lock

Out

Rod

i

»7

,

?£9

31

10372

Drive

Support

78

712-^87

Hex

Nut

14-20

Thd.*

32

310-2265

Sleeve

79

736-222

External

Lock

Washer

14

Sew.*

33

10914

Drive

Pinion

80

305-7006

Fortiflex

Bearing—Rear

34

716-106

"E"-Ring

%

Shaft

81

310-7861

Throttle

Clamp

35

748-227

Hex

Bearing

82

710-606

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Screw

14-20

x

1

Vi"

Lg.*

36

711-435

Shaft

83

11163

Protective

Shield

37

310-8389

Handle

Mount

Bracket—L.H.

84

726-106

Push-on

Flange

Palnut

38

732-181

Extension

Spring

85

711-554

Hinge

Pin

39

503-9392

Front

Wheel

Complete

86

11145

Hinge

Rod

40

11659

Deck

Assembly

87

710-513

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Scr.

14-28

x

%"

Lg.

(NYLock)

41

736-119

Spring

Lock

Washer

5/16

Sew.*

88

11130

Adapter

Plate

42

710-442

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew.

5/16-18

x

114"

Lg.*

89

711-555

Pivot

Pin

43

712-123

Hex

Nut

5/16-24

Thd.*

90

710-289

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Scr.

14-20

x

.50"

Lg.*

44

748-189

Blade

Adapter

91

712-107

Hex

Center

Locknut

14-20

Thd.

45

736-217

Spring

Lock

Washer

%

Screw

Heavy

Duty*

92

11152

Internal

Bar

46

710-459

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew.

%-24

x

\W

Lg.

Heat

Treated

93

732-253

Torsion

Spring

47

710-117

Hex

Hd.

Cap

Sew.

5/16-24

x

1"

Lg.

Heat

Treated

94

11141

Chute

Deflector

350—Highland

Green

When

ordering

parts,

if

color

or

finish

is

important,

use

the

appropriate

color

code

shown

above

(e.g.

Highland

Green—11659

(350)).

4

The

engine

is

not

under

warranty

by

the

mower

manufacturer.

If

repairs

or

service

is

needed

on

the

engine,

please

contact

your

nearest

authorized

engine

service

outlet.

Check

the

“Yellow

Pages”

of

your

telephone

book

under

“Engines

-

Gasoline.”

This

mower

should

be

broken

in

following

the

procedure

described

in

the

break-in

instructions.

The

added

effort

here

will

double

the

service

life

of

the

unit.

Particular

attention

should

be

paid

to

the

notes

on

alignment.

When

operating

this

mower,

unnecessary

or

excessive

en¬

gaging

of

the

drive

pinions

with

the

wheels

should

be

avoided.

This

is

achieved

by

minimizing

the

raising

and

lowering

of

the

handle

during

the

mowing

operation.

Failure

to

observe

is

in

the

forward

position,

the

drive

pinions

engage

with

the

gear

tread

tires

and

forward

drive

results.

6.

Temporary

free

wheeling

is

achieved

by

depressing

the

handle

and

raising

front

wheels

slightly

off

the

ground.

Self-propelled

drive

is

resumed

when

handle

is

released...

Engine

is

stopped

by

placing

control

lever

on

handle

into

“Stop”

position.

this

operating

rule

can

reduce

the

service

life

of

the

front

tires

and

drive

pinions

substantially.

When

engaging

the

self-

propelled

mechanism,

a

slight

forward

push

on

the

mower

as

the

drive

pinions

and

the

gear

tread

tires

mesh

will

add

to

smoother

and

quieter

operation.

In

addition

to

a

smoother

operation,

it

will

add

substantially

to

the

service

life

of

both

the

tires

and

the

drive

pinions.

HANDLE

ASSEMBLY

PRECAUTIONS

Although

the

handle

is

of

a

simple

design,

difficulty

has

been

encountered

in

its

assembly.

Certain

precautions

con¬

cerning

its

assembly

must

be

heeded.

The

handle

must

be

assembled

as

shown

in

the

diagram.

Trouble

arises

when

certain

parts

are

put

together

improperly.

A.

Lockout

control

lever

must

be

mounted

as

shown

in

the

illustration.

LUBRICATION

IMPORTANT:

Always

stop

engine

and

disconnect

spark

plug

wire

before

cleaning,

lubricating

or

doing

any

kind

of

work

on

lawn

mower.

WHEELS

—

The

bearing

on

the

rear

wheels

of

your

lawn

mower

are

made

of

Lifetime

Fortiflex.

No

lubrication

is

re¬

quired.

Lubricate

front

wheel

bearing

as

needed.

THROTTLE

—

Periodically

lubricate

throttle

control

lever

and

throttle

wire

assembly

with

a

few

drops

of

light

oil

(S.A.E.

No.

10

or

20)

for

ease

of

operations.

BRONZE

BEARINGS

—

Periodically

lubricate

all

bronze

bearings

with

a

few

drops

of

light

oil

(S.A.E.

No.

10

or

20)

to

minimize

friction.

ENGINE

—

Follow

Engine

Manual

for

lubrication

instructions.

B.

The

lockout

control

lever

bracket

must

be

mounted

CHUTE

DEFLECTOR

—

The

torsion

spring

and

pivot

with

the

projection

up

ward

as

shown

in

the

illustration.

point

should

be

lubricated

periodically

with

oil

to

prevent

C.

If

lower

handle

is

too

narrow

to

lock

into

handle

any

rast

or

bindmg

up

'

I)eflector

must

work

freel

y-

bracket,

spread

as

needed.

BREAK-IN

INSTRUCTIONS

PROTECTIVE

SHIELD

-

The

pivot

points

on

the

pr0

_

tective

shield

should

be

lubricated

periodically

with

oil

to

prevent

any

rust

or

binding

up.

1.

Before

starting

the

engine,

lubricate

all

the

bronze

bear¬

ings

on

the

drive

shaft.

The

same

oil

which

is

used

for

the

engine

may

be

used

for

this.

Check

the

lockout

control

for

proper

operation.

See

HANDLE

ASSEMBLY

PRECAUTIONS.

Check

drive

assembly

alignment.

When

the

lockout

con¬

trol

lever

is

moved

to

the

Self-Propelled

position

(as

shown

in

diagram),

the

black

nylon

drive

pinions

should

mesh

simultaneously

with

the

gear

tread

tires.

The

lock¬

out

control

lever

should

move

from

Self-Propelled

posi¬

tion

easily.

ADJUSTMENTS

CAUTION:

Do

not

at

any

time

make

any

adjustment

to

lawn

mower

without

first

stopping

engine

and

disconnecting

spark

plug

wire.

CHAIN

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Loosen

(do

not

remove)

two

hex

head

cap

screws.

(See

illustration

below.)

2.

Pull

pivot

plate

forward.

3.

Tighten

cap

screws

and

check

chain

tension.

Repeat

adjustment

if

necessary.

OPERATION

1.

Service

engine

with

gas

and

oil.

See

Engine

Manual

packed

with

lawn

mower

for

complete

instructions

for

care

and

maintenance

of

engine.

READ

DIRECTIONS

CARE¬

FULLY.

2.

Lubricate

bronze

bearings

on

drive

shaft.

3.

Check

drive

assembly

for

correct

alignment

(see

break-in

instructions.)

4.

When

ready

to

start

engine,

place

lockout

control

lever

into

free

wheeling

position.

This

is

done

by

snapping

the

lockout

control

lever

back.

Start

engine

in

accordance

with

instructions

in

Engine

Manual.

After

engine

starts,

move

throttle

control

lever

on

handle

to

the

desired

engine

speed.

5.

Lockout

control

lever

may

now

be

moved

forward

for

self-propelled

operation.

When

the

lockout

control

lever

I

CUTTING

HEIGHT

—

Adjustment

may

be

made

by

removing

and

moving

wheel

studs

to

desired

position.

Cutting

heights

will

be

raised

as

wheel

studs

are

moved

to

a

lower

hole

and

lowered

as

wheel

studs

are

moved

to

a

higher

hole

in

the

deck.

All

wheel

studs

must

be

mounted

in

a

relative

position

to

the

deck.

THROTTLE

—

If

adjustment

becomes

necessary,

the

throttle

control

wire

assembly

can

be

reset

as

follows.

1.

Loosen,

but

do

not

remove,

screw

securing

throttli

control

wire

assembly

at

engine.

2.

Move

throttle

control

lever

on

handle

to

“Fast”

position.

3.

Move

lever,

to

which

control

wire

is

fastened

at

engine,

to

full

open

position

and

retighten

screw

to

secure

throttle

control

wire

assembly.

LOCKOUT

ROD

ADJUSTMENT

1.

Engage

lockout

control

lever.

(See

illus.

below.)

All

ten¬

sion

should

be

released

from

spring.

2.

If

tension

still

remains

on

spring,

disconnect

spring

from

pivot

link,

slide

spring

up

the

lockout

rod

and

back

elastic

stopnut

off

one

turn.

3.

Reassemble

tension

spring

and

again

check

to

be

sure

spring

is

free

from

tension.

Repeat

step

3

until

the

correct

condition

is

obtained.

MAINTENANCE

CUTTING

BLADE

-

The

blade

may

easily

be

removed

for

grinding

or

replacement

as

follows:

1.

Remove

bolt

and

lockwasher

holding

blade

and

blade

adapter

to

engine

crankshaft.

2.

Remove

blade

and

blade

adapter

from

engine

crankshaft,

3.

Remove

two

bolts,

lockwashers

and

nuts

bolding

blade

When

sharpening

blade,

follow

the

original

angle

of

grind

as

a

guide.

It

is

extremely

important

that

each

cutting

edge

receives

an

equal

amount

of

grinding

to

prevent

an

unbal¬

anced

blade.

An

unbalanced

blade

will

cause

excessive

vibration

when

rotating

at

high

speeds

and

may

cause

damage

to

the

mower.

Upon

reassembly,

make

certain

all

parts

are

assembled

properly

and

tightened

securely.

DECK

—

The

underside

of

mower

deck

should

be

cleaned

after

each

period

of

use

as

grass

clippings,

leaves,

dirt

and

other

matter

will

accumulate.

This

accumulation

of

grass

clippings,

etc.,

is

undesirable

as

it

will

invite

corrosion

and

cause

an

uneven

discharge

of

grass

clippings

at

the

next

cutting.

The

deck

may

be

cleaned

by

tilting

the

mower

forward

or

on

its

left

side

and

scraping

clean

with

a

suitable

tool

or

by

washing

with

a

stream

of

water

from

a

garden

hose.

CAUTION:

Do

not

direct

the

stream

of

water

at

a

hot

engine

as

damage

to

the

engine

may

result.

STORAGE

—

The

following

steps

should

be

taken

to

prepare

lawn

mower

for

storage.

1.

Clean

and

lubricate

mower

thoroughly

as

described

in

the

preceding

instructions.

2.

Refer

to

engine

manual

for

correct

engine

storage

instructions.

3.

Coat

mower’s

cutting

blade

with

chassis

grease

to

prevent

rusting.

4.

Place

blocks

under

deck

to

raise

tires

clear

of

floor.

5.

Store

mower

in

a

dry,

clean

area.

USING

YOUR

ROTARY

MOWER

For

best

results

do

not

cut

wet

grass

because

it

tends

to

stick

to

the

underside

of

the

mower

thus

preventing

proper

discharge

of

grass

clippings.

If

wet

grass

must

be

cut,

reduce

engine

speed

and

walking

speed

to

help

distribute

the

clippings

more

effectively.

New

grass

should

be

treated

as

wet

grass,

otherwise

a

normal

walking

speed

is

about

the

right

pace

for

efficient

mowing.

The

best

mowing

pattern

is

one

that

allows

the

clippings

to

discharge

towards

the

uncut

part

of

the

lawn.

This

permits

recutting

of

the

clippings

to

further

pulverize

them.

When

cutting

high

weeds,

discharge

towards

cut

portion

then

recut

at

right

angles

to

first

direction.

Lawn

should

be

cut

in

the

fall

as

long

as

there

is

growth.

6

GRASS

CATCHER

Model

No.

192-003

is

available

as

optional

equip¬

ment

for

the

mower

shown

in

this

manual.

WARNING.

1.

The

mower

should

not

be

operated

without

the

entire

grass

catcher

or

chute

deflector

in

place.

2.

The

mower

should

not

be

operated

without

the

protective

shield

on

the

rear

of

the

deck

in

place.

NOTE:

Under

normal

usage

bag

material

is

subject

to

wear,

and

should

be

checked

periodically.

Be

sure

any

replacement

bag

complies

with

the

mower

manufacturer's

recommendations.

For

replacement

bags,

use

only

factory

authorized

replacement

bag

No.

764-119.

♦

IMPORTANT

After

striking

a

foreign

object,

stop

the

engine

(motor),

remove

wire

from

spark

plug.

Throughly

inspect

the

mower

for

any

damage,

and

repair

the

damage

before

restarting

and

operating

the

mower.

WARRANTY

For

one

year

from

date

of

purchase,

MTD

Products

Inc

will

replace

for

the

original

purchaser,

free

of

charge,

F.O.B.

factory

or

authorized

service

firm,

any

part

or

parts

found

to

be

defective

in

material

or

workmanship.

All

transportation

charges

on

parts

submitted

for

replacement

under

this

warranty

must

be

paid

by

the

purchaser.

This

warranty

does

not

include

replacement

of

parts

which

become

inoperative

through

misuse,

excessive

use,

accident,

neglect,

improper

maintenance

or

alterations

by

unauthorized

persons.

This

warranty

does

not

include

the

engine,

motor,

battery,

battery

charger

or

any

component

parts

thereof.

For

service

on

these

units

refer

to

the

applicable

manufacturer’s

warranty.

The

above

warranty

will

apply

only

to

the

original

owner

and

will

be

effective

only

if

the

warranty

card

has

been

properly

processed.

It

will

not

apply

where

the

unit

has

been

used

commercially.

Warranty

service

is

available

through

your

local

authorized

service

dealer

or

distributor.

UNDER

NO

CIRCUM¬

STANCES

WILL

THE

RETURN

OF

A

COMPLETE

UNIT

BE

ACCEPTED

BY

THE

FACTORY

UNLESS

PRIOR

WRITTEN

PERMISSION

HAS

BEEN

EXTENDED.

7

PARTS

INFORMATION

MOWER,

TILLER,

SNOW

THROWER

AND

TRACTOR

PARTS

Mower,

tiller,

snow

thrower

and

tractor

parts

are

available

through

the

authorized

service

firms

listed

below.

All

orders

should

specify

the

model

number

of

your

unit,

parts

numbers,

description

of

parts

and

the

quantity

of

each

part

required.

ENGINE

PARTS

AND

SERVICE

Engine

parts

and

service

should

be

handled

by

your

nearest

authorized

engine

service

firm.

Check

the

yellow

pages

of

your

telephone

directory

under

the

listing

Engines

—

Gasoline,

Briggs

and

Stratton

or

Tecumseh

Lauson

—

Power

Products.

A

1

Engine

&

Mower

Co.

327

East

9th

Street

Salt

Lake

City,

Utah

84102

American

Electric

Ignition

Co.

124

N.

W.

8th

Street

Oklahoma

City,

Oklahoma

73102

Auto

Electric

&

Carburetor

Co.

2625

4th

Avenue,

S.

P.

O.

Box

1948

Birmingham,

Alabama

35233

Automotive

Equipment

Service

Co.

3117

Holmes

Street

Kansas

City.

Missouri

64109

Bailey's

Rebuild

Inc.

1325

E.

Madison

Street

Seattle,

Washington

98102

Brown

Equipment

Distributor

Inc.

110

Beech

Street

Corydon.

Indiana

47112

Bullard

Supply

2409

Commerce

Street

Houston,

Texas

77003

Center

Supply

Company

6867

New

Hampshire

Avenue

Takoma

Park,

Maryland

20012

R.

T.

Clapp

Co.

2016

Magnolia

Ave.,

N.

E.

Knoxville,

Tennessee

37917

W.

B.

Clements

400

Salem

Avenue

Roanoke,

Virginia

24016

Morton

B.

Collins

Co.

300

Birnie

Avenue

Springfield,

Massachusetts

01107

Dixie

Sales

Company

P.

O.

Box

1408

327

Battleground

Avenue

Greensboro,

North

Carolina

27402

East

Point

Cycle

&

Key

Shop

1617

Whiteway

East

Point,

Georgia

30044

Gamble

Distributors

West

End

Avenue

Carthage,

New

York

13619

Garden

Equipment

Co.,

Inc.

6600

Cherry

Avenue

Long

Beach,

California

90805

Henzler,

Inc.

2015

Lemay

Ferry

Road

St.

Louis,

Missouri

63125

Frank

E.

Ives

&

Son

1101

Lincoln

Avenue

Prospect

Park,

Pennsylvania

19076

J.

W.

Jewett

Co.

981

Folsom

Street

San

Francisco,

California

94107

Kenton

Supply

8216

North

Denver

Avenue

Portland,

Oregon

97217

Kimber's

Inc.

615

W.

Genesee

Street

Syracuse,

New

York

13204

Marr

Brothers

423

E,

Jefferson

Dallas,

Texas

75203

Mathews

Auto

Electric

Co.

420

East

2nd

Street

Tul*

s,

Oklahoma

74120

McClure

Lawn

&

Garden

Supply

1114

Lexington

Avenue

Mansfield,

Ohio

44907

Memphis

Cycle

&

Supply

Co.

421

Monroe

Avenue

Memphis,

Tennessee

38103

Moz-AII

of

Florida,

Inc.

365

Greco

Avenue

Coral

Gables,

Florida

33146

National

Central,

Div.

of

Joe

Sterling,

Inc.

Drawer

"D”

687

Seville

Rd.

Wadsworth,

Ohio

44281

Power

Equipment

Distributor

36463

So.

Gratiot

Avenue

Mt.

Clemens,

Michigan

48043

Parts

&

Sales

I

nc.

335

West

St.

Charles

Road

Villa

Park,

Illinois

60181

Power

Lawn

&

Garden

Equip.

Co.

2551-2571

J.

F.

Kennedy

Road

Dubuque,

Iowa

52001

Raub

Supply

Company

James

&

Mulberry

Sts.

Lancaster,

Pennsylvania

17604

Radco

Distributors

2403

Market

Street

P.

O.

Box

3216

Jacksonville,

Florida

32206

Richmond

Battery

&

Ignition

P.

O.

Box

25369

-

957

Myers

St.

Richmond,

Virginia

23260

Smith

Hardware

Company

515

N.

George

Street

Goldsboro,

North

Carolina

27530

South

Denver

Lawn

Equip.

Co.

527

West

Evans

Denver,

Colorado

80223

Suhren

Engine

8330

Earhort

Blvd.

New

Orleans,

Louisiana

70118

Sutton's

Lawn

Mower

Shop

Route

4,

Box

343

North

Little

Rock,

Arkansas

72117

Warner

Equipment

7520

Lyndale

Avenue,

So.

Minneapolis,

Minnesota

55423

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NO.

770-2522

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