WHEEL-HORSE PRODUCTS, INC.

OWNERS MANUAL

RAIDER 9 MODEL

1·6931

SOUTH BEND, IND.

ASSEMBLY

A. The Tractor is shipped in one carton with the rear wheel and tire assembly, Part No. 5432, in a separate carton.

B. Mount rear wheels to the hubs using the ten lug bolts, Part No. 1004.

C. Mount front wheels to spindles using the %-16 x Ya Nylok bolts, Part No, 908033-6 and washers, Part No. 2844" There are two shim washers, one ,,015 thick and one .050 thick, in the loose part package for each wheel. Use one or both as shown on the exploded view drawing to provide a close fit" Press on hub caps.

D. To mount the steering wheel slip the collar, Part No" 7468, on the steering shaft, insert the Wood­ruff Key, Part No, 937014, mount the steering wheel, and secure with the ;,;; x 1 X roll pin, Part No, 933215.

BATTERY

The battery installed in the tractor is a dry charged battery It is important that you properly pre­pare this battery to insure good service and long life

1. Remove vent caps Remove or destroy any sealing device which may have been used to close or restrict the vent openings

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

NOTE: Temperature of battery and electrolyte at time of filling should be above 60

0

F" Never fill bat­tery in the vehicle

3" BOOST CHARGE: 15 amps, for 1 0 minutes or 7 amps, for 30 minutes" Adjust electrolyte level, if nec­essary, after charge,

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

DO NOT ADD ACID,

TIRES The front tires are 16x5,50-8 and should be inflated

to 12 pounds of air pressure, The rear tir'es are 8,50 x 12 and should have 6 to 8 pounds of air pres­sure. The tires can also be filled with ballast if desired Ordinarily this is not necessary as the weight of the operator will add sufficient weight for adequate trac· tion

BEFORE YOU START

There is NO 011, in the crankcase of the engine when shipped from the factory, OIL is recommended by the engine manufactur'er and must be followed for best performance and long life See Engine Manual

Lubricate all grease fittings with a regular pressure gun lubricant every eight to ten hours of operation Refer to Figure IV for the location of grease fittings

A light machine oil should be used on all moving parts to keep joints from wearing and squeaking

Remove oil filler plug, located at the left rear side of the transmission, and fill to level of pipe coupling with a good grade of S,AE 90 oil (will require about 2 quarts)

The transmission should be checked after every 40 hours of use The transmission should be drained once a year by removing plug on bottom to drain oil Refill as outlined in above paragraph This is a regular auto­motive type transmission with sliding gears and should have the same care as your car,

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STARTING ENGINE

1.. Before starting the engine fill gas tank (Ioc,ated under the hood) with a good grade of regular gas, and open valve on fuel filter located below the gas tank,

2. Set parking brake and place gear shift lever in neutral position

3. Pull throttle lever 1'2 way out and turn to the right to lock it in position, Note: The throttle control has a locking device. Turn the throttle control to the left to unlock, adjust to the desired position and turn to the right to lock,

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

S" The tractor 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-tion and regulate throttle control by turning to the left to unlock and push in or out to desired speed

7. Depress clutch pedal on left side of tractor be·, fore selecting desired gear range,

S. When starting tractor in winter it is desirable to depress clutch so engine does not have to turn transmission,

LOW AND HIGH RANGE SELECTOR

The low range drive provides a slower speed in each respective gear, by a 4 to 1 reduction in speed from high range, When the range selector lever is all the way to the left it is in low range, or all the way to the right it is in high range, (See instruction decal on cover plate) Do not use a mid-point position on the range selector as neutral Neutral position must be selected only with the standard transmission gearshift lever

Low range is used for working heavy banked snow, tilling, high weeds, or hill sides" The following table shows the maximum speeds available in each of the three forward gears and the reverse gear

MILES PER HOUR

GEAR HIGH lOW

First 22

Second 34 8

Third 60 15

Reverse 28 7 ----. -

CLUTCHING

Don't force the gear shift lever if the gears do not immediately mesh Depress clutch pedal all the way down and let up, then depress again and shift To avoid sudden star'ts, release clutch pedal slowly While in motion do not shift gears without depressing clutch pedal

The clutch pedal also operates the brakes WHEN DEPRESSED ALL THE WAY DOWN For this reason, you should depress the clutch pedal ONLY % OF THE WAY DOWN WHEN SHIFTING while in motion This clutch­brake pedal combination makes clutching automatic as you apply the brakes to stop See Figure I

FIGURE I

PARKING BRAKE

The parking brake is located on the left side of the tractor as shown in Figure IV. To set the parking brake depress the clutch-brake pedal as far as pos­sible and push the parking brake down. To release the brake depress the clutch-brake pedal.

BRAKE ADJUSTMENT

The brake band, located on the left side of the transmission, brakes the transmission and in turn stops the wheels.

To adjust, depress clutch brake pedal and move parking brake lever forward into the engaged posi­tion .. Tighten nut on brake rod until both rear wheels skid when tractor is pushed - parking bmke en· gaged. Tighten nut another /2 turn .. The brake and parking brake are now properly adjusted., See Fig, II

FIGURE II

LIFT HANDLE

The lift handle is used to lift or lower equipment used with the tractor. Depress the release button to lower th~ handle,

When the equipment is allowed to float, the for­ward travel of the handle can be limited by the adjustable stop Turn the hand knob till the stop reaches the desired position

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BELT GUIDE ADJUSTMENT For proper declutching the belt guides mounted on

the belt guard should clear the belt by not more than K2 of an inch. See Fig, III, To make this adjustment bend the belt guides with a pair of pliers

FIGURE III

A TT ACHING TOOLS Complete information on the assembly, attachment,

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

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

fer to Fig .. IV for the location of grease fittings" Check transmission and engine case oil Ivels

2., Keep engine air cleaner clean This will add to engine life,

3., Keep tires properly inflated See previous in-structions,

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

5., Keep grass and dirt out of engine cowling as these will stop the flow of air and decrease en­gine life

6, LIGHTS To replace head light bulbs remove the four screws holding the lens, push down and rotate the bulb to the left, it will then come out Replace with ~ 1156 bulb The lights may go off when the hood is raised, this is because it loses ground contact.

7., CLUTCH-BRAKE PEDAL ADJUSTMENT The clutch-brake pedal rod may be turned in or out to adjust the pedal to operator's desired position Re­move pin hom rod and turn rod in or out for adjust­ment There are also two holes in the pedal to adjust for travel The upper hole is for a short movement of travel, the lower hole is for a long movement

8., When replacing belts or mounting drive im­plements make sure all pulleys are in line

9, BATTERY Check electrolyte level periodically If tractor has been in storage it may be necessary to recharge

10 Your tractor is only as good as the service you give it., See your Wheel Horse Dealer for a thorough check .. up after each season of use

11, When replacing belts be sure to purchase gen­uine Wheel Horse belts, as these belts are specifically designed for each application (NOTE: Make sure all pulleys are in line,)

12. To raise seat/fender· unit push latch down See Fig IV

liGHT SW ITCH

LIGHTS

a w rr

a w rr

TAIL LIGHT

--1 ENGINE

SPA8.K PLUG

BLACK

LIGHTER IGNITION-START SWITCH

WIRING DIAGRAM

SAFETY SUGGESTIONS

Recommended by Outdoor Power Equipment Institute

1. Know the controls ond how to stop quickly read the owners manual,

2. Do not allow children to operate machine; nor adults to operate it without proper instruction

3" Clear work area of objects which might be picked up and thrown,

4" Disengage all clutchs and shift into neutral before starting motor Keep hands, feet, and clothing away from power driven parts

5, Do not carry passengers Keep children and pets a safe distance away

6, Never direct discharge of any material toward bystanders, nor allow anyone near machine while in operation"

7, Disengage power to attachment (s) and stop motor before leaving operator position

8, Take precautions when leaving machine un­attended (to avoid accidental starting, rolling away, accidental dropping of any attachment, etc)

9 Disengage power to any attachment when-ever it is not in use, or when traveling fr'om one work area to another

10. Stay alert for holes and other hidden hazards Know what is behind you, before backing up

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

12, Don't stop or start suddenly when going uphill or downhill

13, Use care when pulling loads or using heavy equipment,

14 Watch out for traffic when near roadways

15. Handle gasoline with care flammable,

it is highly

a Use approved gasoline container

b Never add gasoline to a running motor­fill tank out of doors wipe up spilled gasoline.

c, Replace gasoline cop securely

d Open doors if motor is run in garage --­exhaust gases are dangerous

16. Keep machine in good operating condition and keep safety devices in place, Use guards as instructed in owner's manual

SPECIFICATIONS (Specifications subiect to change without nOfice ,

length Overall

Wheelbase

Width Overall

Width at Front Wheels

Height

Height to Top of Hood

Approx Shipping Weight

Crop Clearance

frame Clearance

Engine

Engine Oil Capacity

Fuel Capacity

Transmission Oil Capacity

65 inches

4512 inches

36 inches

33 inches

40 inches

35 inches

547 Ib,

712 inches

13 inches

9 H P 2,5 pints

6 quarts

2 quarts Tires (front) 550-8 Pneumatic (16" wheel dia)

Tires (rear) Terra .. Type 850 X 12" Pneumatic (23"

Turning Radius (to outside of outside wheel)

wheel dio)

6' 9"

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FIG. IV

-- HOOD LATCH

GAS lANK

,_. 5 --

RANGE SELECTOR LEVER

4

145

100

( / lOl

128

127

~~ ~@ 131

~ 6 -

/ @,

MAIN FRAME, FENDER

147

iDER & HOOD ASS'Y. - 7 -

TRACTOR PARTS LIST (See pages 11 and 12 for Transmission break down and Parts list)

When ordering parts always list Part No and name of part

Pari No Req'd

Item I No. No Description

~-7-6-2-7----~--A-S-S'-y--F-r-a-m-e---------------------+-----

2 I 6508 Ass'y Hoodstand

3 6825 Cover - Dust

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

908017·4 Boll Y".18 x Y. 915112 .. 6 Nut Nylok ~;" x 18

908034·4 80lt Hex %·16 x 1

915663··4 Nut Elastic Stop %.16

908032·4 I Bolt Hex %.16 x Y. 920009·4

920083·4

7492

909862·5

937010

908033·6

6465

937022

909554

915236·4

5638

1030

1481

6216

908015·4

920082·4

5630

5631

5618

6396

6397

908035 4

7447

1085

909848·5

6469

5210

1278

9320354

6472

5628

5629

9150026

7449

4899

933158

7451

9080364

915113·6

2593

3935

1861

Washer % SAE

lockwasher Ya Plam

Pulley - Transmission

Set Screw Nylok Y".18 x Y"

Key - Woodruff 1)2 x Ya Bolt Nylok %.16 x Ya Hub - Wheel

Key # 15 Woodruff

Set Screw Square Head %.16 x 1

Nut Hex %.16 Jam

Axle - Front

Fitting Grease

Fitting Grease 45°

Ass'y Pin & Plate

Bolt Hex Y" - 18 x y, Lockwasher 1{6 Plain

Ass'y Spindle R.H

Ass'y Spindle L H

"E" Ring y. Dia

Support - Steering

Bush ing

Bo!t Hex %·16 x 1!/,j

Ass'y Shoft Upper Steering

Collar

Set Screw Nylok )/,j .. 20 x X

Ass'y Steering Shaft lower

Washer Shim (015)

Washer Shim (050)

Cotter Pin Y" x 1 X

Ass'y Bearing & Housing

Ass'y Boll Joint R H

Ass'y Ball Joint L H

Nut Nylok %-.24

Ass'y. Idler Arm & Shaft

Arm - Clutch Rod Pivot

Roll Pin Ya x 1 X

Pulley - Idler

Bolt Hex ;~,.16 Xl/'2 Nut Nylok %16

Rod ... Clutch

Rod

Stud

Broke

Clutch Rod

51 932017··4 I Cotter Pin Ya x

52 1014 i Spring - Clutch

~1 ___ ""::'~~--.~ Lever & Knob - Brake

6

8

10

13

6

4

8

3

2

2

2

2

3

8

8

3

2

2

2

3

3

4

3

2

-- 8

J~: r ____ ~_ao_rl ____ +l-----:-:r=n~ 54 2267 Pedal -. Clutch

55 933504·4 Hairpin

56 5448 Ass'y I ift lever

57 4438 Plunger

58 5449 Rod

59 933168 Roll Pin 1)2 x 'Y" 60 3624 Spring

61 3578 Guide Plunger Rod

62 3680 Cap - Plunger Rod

63 1000 Grip - Handle

64 933506·4

65 5640

66 2179

67 5280

68 3931

69 932120·4

70 933503·4

71 3926

72 3988

73 936125

74 7781

75 7779

76 915111··6

77 5450

78 5458

79 908016·4

80 960152·4

81 5409

82 5439

83 7379

84 5442

85 926308·4

86 5417

87 5459

88 5186

89 909059·4

90 915515-4

91 4941

92 7722

93 950153

94 7840

95 908036·4

96 7467

97 943335·4

98 5222

99 5224

100 2873

101 943367·4

102 7466

103 6507

104 5440

105 7638

106 920127·4

Hairpin

QuadrCJnt

Rod Height Control

Knob - Height Control

Ass'y Cable - lift

Pin - Clevis X Dio

Hairpin Cotter

Hitch

Pin

Snap Ring y. Shaft

Ass'y Battery Box

link - Battery Clamp

Nut Nylok X·20

Housing Control Panel

Support - Fuel Tank

Bolt Hex Y".18 x Ya Bolt Whizlock )/,j.20 x % Bushing - Nylon

Grommet - Rubber

Panel - Complete

Speednut #10.16

Screw Self Tap #10.16

Tank - Fuel

Clamp Tank

Cop .- Fuel Tank

Bolt Round Head y'.20 x 1 ~~

Nut Square X·20

Ass'y Filter and Valve

Hose -- fuel

Clamp Corbin 116 Dia

Ass'y Engine ~ Lauson

Bolt Hex 7~·16 x 1';

Base Engine

Nipple :"8 Pipe x 5

Elbow 90°

Cap ?8 Pipe

Muffler

Nipple 1" Pipe x 2)'2

P,dley

Key

Engine

Ass'y Control Choke

Ass'y Control Throttle

Lockwasher J(6 Shakeproof

No. Req'd

2

2

2

2

6

4

4

4

4

2

4

Item No.

107

108

109

110

III

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

130

131

132

133

134

135

136

137

138

139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

147

148

149

150

151

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

159

ParI No

1364

7572

7261

920159-4

5451

7262

5480

5481

5483

5482

915562

920078 .. 4

7679

7778

7664

6488

7223

7226

7227

7228

7075

7229

7184

7185

3023

7618

7680

5487

5488

7574

692~

9091384

915551·4

920079-4

7457

9080454

920084·4

7463

9601754

7454

915662·4

7455

7456

900214-4

7464

MW-8863

5977

7617

933503·4

7616

908002·4

9156614

7220

TRACTOR PARTS LIST (See pages 11 and 12 for Transmission break down and Parts List)

When ordering parts always list Port No and name of part

Description

Nul Round ?{,,,18

Ass'y Switch - Ignition

Nut Hex Special ?{, .. 24

lockwasher ?{, Dia

Insulator - Switch

Key -- Ignition

Cigar Lighter Complete

Ass'y Knob and Plug

Shell

Ass'y, Socket

Nul #8,,32 Brass

Lockwasher

Ass'y Wire

Battery

Wiring Harness

Wire - Battery to Ground

Ass'y Reflector Housing & Socket

Ass'y Wire & Terminal

Spring

Bulb # 1156

Lens

Screw # 6-32 x Ya Special

Switch

Harness

Clip - Wire

Connector - Th ree Wire

Base Toil light

Cover Toil Light

Bulb

Ass'y Wire - Tail light

Connector -- Two Wire

Bolt Round Head # 10 .. 32 x % Nut Hex # 10 .. 32

lockwasher # 10

Ass'y. Belt Guard

Bolt Hex Head /,,-14 x % Lockwasher ?i6 Bracket Footrest

Bolt Whizlock 11',.18 x ;,

Footrest R H

Nut Y" .. 18 Elastic Stop

Footrest L H

Brocket - Footrest Anchor

Bolt - Carriage 7,6-18 x :Y4

Latch - Fender

Spring - Fender Latch

Bushing - Nyliner

Pin 11', Rod End

Hairpin Cotter

Brocket - Fender Latch

Screw y. .. 20 x % Hex

Nut y. -20 Elastic Stop

Ass'y Cover Plate

No. Req'd.

2

4

4

6

9 -

Item No

160

161

162

163

164

165

166

167

168

169

170

III

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

179

180

181

182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198

199

200

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

208

209

210

211 i

Part No

960151-4

7611

5666

908182-4

4937

5667

7018

7019

7020

7027

7230

5455

5457

6490

5467

5469

933182

5505

5468

915932 ·4

5466

5522

5439

5437

5432

5433

5434

5435

1004

5637

5635

4999

5636

5512

2844

9080336

2816

7420

7469

933215

937014

7468

7562

7504

7186

7187

7183

7472

5604

7421

1813

7473

r-

Description No

Req'd -------t-

Bolt Whizlock y. -20 x ~;

Ass'y Fender

Bushing - Nylon

Bolt %-24 x X Hex

Spacer

Bumper Rubber

Ass'y Seat Ba se

Cushion Seot

Cushion Back

Screw Whizlock y' .. 20 x ~;

Ass'y Hood

Bracket - Hood Hinge

Bushion - Nylon

Rod - Pivot

Lever - Hood Latch

Knob

Roll Pin Y" x % Roller

Rc·ller

Rubber

Steel

Nut - High Crown # 10·24

Speed Nut Push On

Rod - Hood latch

Ornament - Hood

Speed Nut /'8 Dia Push On

Ass'y Wheel & Tire

Wheel

Tire 9 x 12 Lawn & Garden

Valve

lug Bolt Wheel /",,20

Ass'y Wheel, Tire, and Tube

Wheel

Bearing - Ball

Tire 16 x 550

Tube

Washer

Bolt Hex Nylok %.16 x ~8

Hub Cup

Steering Wheel

Insert

Roll Pin y. x I y. Key # 9 Woodruff

Collar - Steering

Decal - "Raider"

Decal "9"

Decal

Decal

Decal

Decal

Hood Trim R H

Hood Trim l H

Shift Pattern

Seat latch

Decal Attachment

Decal - Steering Wheel

Tool Pin

"V" Belt - Drive

2

2

2

4

2

2

2

2

10

4

!iGit-en ""

~ '«---'" " !~=4

~ - 10 -

.... w w :J: 3: ~

C> z Q2 w W I­Vi

77

C!$)

34 Transmission

5060 TRANSMISSION PARTS LIST '(Order No 5060 for Complete Transmission)

When ordering parts always list Part No and Name of Part

R~. No --,-N=-::o,,-. -f-_----'-''-'"-_--+_-.::0:.c:eccsc'''r'''ipc..:ticco"''---________ Req'd.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Case - R.H.. 1 Bearing Ball n~ 1.0.. 2

I Bearing- Needle 1" 1.0. 1 Bearing - Needle %" LD. 1 Bearing -. Needle 1%" 1.0 2 Bearing .- Needle % 1.0 2 Seal - Oil % Shaft 1 Seal Oil 1 % Shaft 2 Pin - Dowel 2 Case .- L.H 1 Bearing - Needle 1" 1.0 1 Bearing - Needle % 1.0.. 1 Seal - Oil 1" Shaft - Brake 1 End Cap R.H 1 End Cap L.H. 1 Gear .-. Differential Ring 1 Gear - Axle 2 Gear - Differential Pinion 10 Washer - Thrust 2 Bolt %-16 x 3Y.1 5 Nut - Elastic Stop %-16 5 Washer - Flat % SAE 10 Axle - Rear R H 1 Axle - Rear L.H 1 Snap Ring - Heavy Duty - External 2 Shaft - Input 1 Gear & Spline 1 Bearing - Needle % I 0 .4 Pinion Gear & Spline 1 Gear - Sliding 1 Gea r - Reduction 1 Bearing - Needle % I 0 2 Shaft - Reduction Gear 1 Ass'y. Shift Fork 1

Item No.

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71

~ 73

Part No. Description

Spring .- Cylindrical Gear - Hi and 2nd Gea r - Low a nd Reverse Rail -. Front Shift Rail - Rear Shift Fork - Shift Roll Pin % x 1 Pin - Shift Stop Gear .- Cluster Bearing - Bronze % 1.0. Gea r - Reduction Pinion Gea r - Reduction Shaft - Cluster Gear Key #9 Woodruff Gea r - Reverse Idler Bushing - Bronze X" 10 Shaft Gear - Brake Shaft Drum _. Brake Key #15 Woodruff Snapring 1" Shaft Ass'y Brake Band & Lining Bolt - Hex Y.I-20 x % Lockwasher Y.t If Dia, Plug Y.I Pipe Plug % Pipe Gasket Bolt Hex %-16 - 3Y, Bolt Hex %-16 x 2 Nut %.16 Nylok Nipple % Pipe x 1 Coupling % Pipe Ass'y Sh ift Stick

No Req'd.

1 1 1 1 1 2

! 2 I 1

1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1

I 1 1 1 1 2 2 1

I 1 1 1

I 5 6 1 1 1

i 1

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40

7066 1533 1532 1542 1526 1529 1461 1213 3915 6941 1530 1531 1232 7194 7195 7196 7197 7198 7199 908138-4 915663-4 920009-4 7202 7203 7169 7201 7204 1518 5175 7205 7206 7207 7208 7209 3517 3518 7213 7214 7200 933209

Ball - Stop 3 Spring - Stop 2 Bolt -. Detent 1 Lever - Shift 1 Body 2 Roll Pin 2

74 75 76 77 78

~

7235 5173 5174 5615 5616 3503 933156 5614 3525 1504 3528 3527 3910 937014 4204 1516 3909 4166 3902 937022 936131 7376 908002·4 920081-4 943460 943420 3912 908043-4 908038-4 915113·6 943322 943003 5632 1239 915111··4 3577 1001 7217 933184

Set Screw Y.I-20 x % Dog Point Nut Hex Y.I-20 Boot Knob Ass'y. Handle - Shift Roll Pin K, x %

----'---------"-----------_._-

I i --------~

*Not Included in No 5060 Assembly

ATTACHMENTS A V AILADLE

RAIDER 9 4S"

42"

36"

37"

50"

42"

32"

36"

12"

ROTARY MOWER (5-14S1)

ROTARY MOWER (5-1421)

ROTARY MOWER (5-1361)

SNOW THROWER (6-1211)

SICKLE BAR MOWER (7-1311)

DOZER BLADE (6-4111)

DISC (7-1511)

TILLER (7-1211)

PLOW (7-1411)

TRAILING CULTIVATOR (7-1711)

TWO SECTION CULTIVATOR (7-1721)

GRADER BLADE (7- 1111)

SPIKE TOOTH HARROW (7-1611)

4-WHEEL UTILITY WAGON (7-2111)

2-WHEEL DUMP TRAILER (7-2211)

SPIKED DISC (AERATOR (7-2411)

LAWN ROLLER (7-2311)

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FRONT AND REAR WHEEL DISCS (S-OSll)

POWER TAKE-OFF (S-3211)

REAR WHEEL WEIGHTS (S-1111)

FRONT WHEEL WEIGHTS (S- 1211)

ATTACHMENT CLUTCH (S-3111)

Printed in USA

TIRE CHAINS (S-2511)

DUAL WHEELS (S-0711)

AUXILIARY HITCH (S-5111)

SPEED HITCH (S-5211)

81·67 FORM NO 359