Only kit. *2480 Adjust vacuum strength by turning ring and adjusting opening size. Figure 1. Kit Parts FORM - 1709566 PRINTED IN U.S.A. 12/93-SMI USING THE VACUUM The vacuum kit lets you take full advantage of the vacuum created by the four fan blades on the rotor flywheel. Placing the lid on the hopper directs the suction power to the hose inlet at the bottom of the housing. Use the vacuum kit to conveniently rake dry leaves and grass clippings into the leaf tray, where the material is s

Case of 12 quarts, Part #1685554» SAE SOW SG/CC Detergent Engine Oil for use in four cycle lawn and garden engines at operating temp, of 32* and above. Also recommended for use in hydrostatic transmissions where 30W oil is specified. Case of 12 quarts, Part #1685659. DEGREASER, DEGRIMER, PARTS CLEANER removes grease, oil, dirt and grime without harming paint or decals. 1 Quail w/Trigger Spray 1665619 1 Gallon Bottle 1685621 Extension Sprayer for Gallon Bottle 1665623 SIMPLICITY BRAND PRODU

Part No. No. Qty. Description 1 916001 1 PJN, Spring, 3/16 x 1 2 927794 2 RETAINER RING, External UB‘\ #75 3 960397 1 KEY, Hr-Pro, 1/8 x 1/2 4 1663180 2 SPACER 5 1665844 1 SPACER 6 1673333 2 HUBCAP, Rear Wheel 7 1703554 1 KLIP RING, 3/8 8 1712345 2 BEARING, Flanged 9 1713838 1 TRANSMISSION 10 1713902 1 PULLEY ASSY. 11 1713905 1 SPROCKET, 10T 12 1713906 1 SPROCKET. Idler 13 1713909 1 SHAFT, Sprocket 14 1713910 1 CHAIN, 60 Pitch 15 1713911 1 CHAIN, 29 Pitch 16 1713912 1 SPROCKET, 5

Ref. Nos. 1 & 2) 12 1714666 1 GEAR SET (Jncl. Ref, Nos. 3 & 4) 13 1714667 1 GEAR SET {Incl. Ref. Nos. 5 & 6) 21 Transmission: Shift Shaft Assembly 22 AU Models Transmission: Shift Shaft Assembly Ref. No. Part No. Qty. Description 1 1714657 1 KEY, Woodruff 2 1714668 1 AXLE, Shaft 3 1714669 2 RING A 171467D 2 WASHER, Retainer 5 1714671 4 WASHER 5A ■» + GEAR SET 6 1714672 1 SUPPORT. Key 7 1714673 1 COLLAR, Shift B 1714674 1 CONE, Cave 9 1714675 1 CONE 10 1714676 1 BUSHING 11 171

No. Part No. Qty. Description 1 1714133 1 COVER, R.H. 2 1714134 1 COVER, L.H. 3 1714232 1 COVER, Top (8 HP models only) 1714135 1 COVER, Top (5 HP models only) 4 1714136 1 COVER, Bottom 5 1714166 1 COVER, Rear 6 1714205 G ROM MET, Front Mount 7 1714206 14 FASTENER, Panel 8 1714225 1 DECAL (Simplicity 525} 1714226 1 DECAL (Baker 525) 1714227 1 DECAL (Simplicity 825) 1714228 1 DECAL (Baker 825) 9 1714229 1 DECAL, Electric Start 10 1935048 1 NUT, Hex, Flange Lock, 5/16-18 11 196

No. Number & Page No. 1714691 7-25 1714692 8-25 1714693 9-25 1714694 10-25 1714695 11-25 1714696 12-25 1714697 13-25 1714698 14-25 1911386 22-17 1916622 24-7 1916950 17-15 1916964 25-7 1916965 18-15 1917356 13-3 1917356 26-7 1917356 19-15 1917356 23-17 1917372 24-17 1918196 21-13 1918267 20-15 1918451 25-17 1919326 14-3 1919326 12-9 1919326 22-13 1919381 26-17 1919438 13-9 1919438 11-27 1920263 27-7 Part Ref. No, Number & Page No. 1920283 14-9 1920397 23-13 1921

Battery to Gound, 15” 15 1707056* 1 WIRE, Solenoid to Starter, 15” 16 1709086* 1 BOOT, Battery 17 1713945 1 FUELTANK 17A 1714020 1 CAP, Fuel Tank, vented 18 1714031* 1 SUPPORT, Battery 19 1714054* 2 KEYH Ignition Switch 20 1714055* 1 NUT, Ignition Switch 21 1714063 1 SUPPORT, Fuel Tank 22 1714093* 1 WIRING HARNESS 23 1714438* 1 TAB, Adapter 24 1916622* 3 NUT, Hex, 1/4-20 25 1916964* 3 LOCKWASHER, 1/4 26 1917356* 2 LOCKWASHER, 5/16 27 1920263" 2 NUT, Hex, E/16-24 28 1921332 2 CAPSC

Always wear safety goggles when operating the chipper/ shredder. Never allow anyone to operate the unit or remain in the immediate area unless they are wearing approved safety goggles. Proper Stance For Chipping Always maintain a stable, well-balanced stance to one side of the unit when operating the chipper/ shredder. Never stand directly in front of the chipper cone when performing chipping operations, since occasional kickbacks may occur, and result in you being struck by the tree limb or bra

Check each label to make sure it is still properly affixed to the chipper/shredder, and is still completely legible. If any label can’t be read or is missing, contact your local dealer for an immediate replacement. If you must use the unit without the label, review the label information in the “Safety Labels” section of this manual. Inspect Starter Rope/Handle The recoil starter rope and handle should be inspected for signs of abrasion or wear that could result in breakage. Don’t use worn out pa

Pull slowly at first and increase speed with each successive pull. 5. After the engine starts, open the choke and move the engine throttle control to SLOW. Warm up the engine by running it for at least a minute. 8. Set throttle to FULL and begin chipping/shredding. 10 Operation General Operating Safety Be sure to read all information in the Safety and Operation sections before attempting to operate this unit. Become familiar with all of the controls and how to stop the unit. Upon start-up and sh