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MODEL C357Thirty Five Horse Power

Concrete Saw

Form: C357 rev 8/00

OWNER’SMANUAL

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WARRANTY

Norton warrants all products manufactured by it against defects inworkmanship or materials for a period of one (1) year from the date ofshipment to the customer.

The responsibility of Norton under this warranty is limited to replacement orrepair of defective parts at Norton's Gainesville, Georgia factory, or at apoint designated by it, of such part as shall appear to us upon inspection atsuch point, to have been defective in material or workmanship, withexpense for transportation borne by the customer.

In no event shall Norton be liable for consequential or incidental damagesarising out of the failure of any product to operate properly.

Integral units such as gasoline engines, electric motors, batteries, tires,transmissions, etc., are excluded from this warranty and are subject tothe prime manufacturer's warranty.

This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and allsuch other warranties are hereby disclaimed.

Important: Before placing equipment in operation, record the followinginformation.

Model: Serial Number:Purchased From:Address:City Sate ZipTelephone Number: [ ]

Before using this product, make sure that the person using the equipment readsand understands the instructions in this manual.

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Model C 357Concrete Saw

Table of Contents

Shipping Papers and Information 4Safety Notes 5Controls and Their Functions 6Operating Sequence 7Blade Mounting Instructions 8Starting the Engine 10Saw Guide Alignment and Adjustment 12Rear Axle Adjustment (right side cutting) 13Speed Control Lever Use and Adjustment 14Engaging tit e Drive Unit 16Water Hook-up 17Blade Safety Switch 18Flow Control and Relief Valve Setting 19Speed Control Adjustment 20Depth Indicator and Depth Stop 21Maintenance 22Adjusting Blade RPM 26Wiring Diagram Speed Control Lever 27Wiring Diagram for Control Panel 28Arbor Shaft Assembly 30Engine Drive Assembly 31Front Axle 32Rear Axle 33Depth Control 34Gauges and Misc. Parts 35Blade guard and Water System 36Drive Assembly 38Electric Water Pump Part # 403386 37Night Light Assembly - Part # 403126 41Miscellaneous Parts 40

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Shipping Papers and Information

A packet containing IMPORTANT INFORMATION has been enclosed with your saw.

This packet contains:

1) Operation Instructions

2) Parts List

3) Warranty Information

4) Manufacturer's Documents a) Engine Manual

IMPORTANT: This manual contains the basic information required to operate, maintainand repair the saw you have purchased. The use of this manual insures accurateadjustments, operation and proper lubrication of your saw. Please keep it handy.

Any parts orders or service problems relating to this equipment should be directed toNorton Construction Products at either (770) 967-3954 or (800) 443-1092.

When ordering parts, please have the following information available:

Serial Number:

Model Number:

Engine Model (H.P.)

Engine Manufacturer:

Belt Size:

Replacement Part Number(s):

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Safety Notes

PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE PROCEEDING!

1) Wear long pants.

2) Wear heavy leather boots or shoes.

3) Wear a protective face shield.

4) Wear a respirator.

5) Wear ear protection.

6) Never leave saw unattended while the engine is running.

7) Remove objects from, and never stand in path of blade while operating machine.

8) The only operating position is behind the saw with hands on handles.

9) Do not use excessive force or side pressure during sawing operations.

10) Never stand on any part of machine.

11) Never allow other persons to adjust or operate controls while you are operating unit.

12) Never transport saw with engine running or with blade guard nose in the up position.

WARNING: Protective clothing must be worn. Refer to ANSI Regulations:

WARNING: Never exceed maximum RPM stamped on blade.

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Controls and Their Functions

NOTE: This general outline will only Familiarize you with the machine.Read through the entire manual before placing the machine into operation.

1) Gas cap: Refer to engine manual for fuel specification. Cap is also fuel gauge.2) Amp gauge: Indicates output of alternator.3) Blade safety switch: This switch stops engine automatically when water pressure

drops below 4 PSI. Must be in "off' position to start engine.4) Tachometer: Digital readout continuously registers the RPM of the engine.5) Water Pump Switch: (optional) Activates the water pump6) Ignition: Turn right to start engine, and left to stop engine.7) Engagement lever: This lever drives hydrostatic transmission. Push lever forward

and down to engage transmission. Push forward and pull up to disengage.8) Light Switch: (optional) Activates the optional night sawing spot light.9) Depth indicator: Lower blade until is just touching ground, then rotate knob to 0.10) Choke lever: Pull out to start cold engine. Push in after engine is started.11) Throttle: Pull handle out to reach desired engine RPM, then, to lock, twist handle.12) Speed control: Pull back to move saw in reverse and push forward to move saw

forward.13) Water valve: Handle in line with hose is "open" position. Opening valve will allow

water flow to blade.14) Securing L-bolt: Loosen bolts to adjust length of handles. Be sure to tighten bolts

before operating saw.15) Depth stop knob: Adjust to control sawing depth.16) Blind Cover: plastic plug used to prevent contamination.17) Raise/Lower: Rotate lever clockwise to raise, counter-clockwise to lower blade.

Controls and Their Functions (cont.)

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Operating Sequence

NOTE: This step by step procedure is only an outline.Refer to the page(s) indicated for complete instructions.

PROCEDURE: PAGE1) Check fuel level, engine oil, arbor bearings and air cleaner. 22

2) Make sure Arbor shaft RPM setting matches blade size used 26

3) Install blade 8-9

4) Place directional control lever in neutral 14-15

5) Disengage hydrostatic drive unit 16

6) Raise blade above ground 14

7) Hook-up water hose 17

8) Inspect water flow 17

9) Turn blade safety switch to the "off” position 18

WARNING: Make sure blade is unobstructed and not resting on ground!10) Start engine per engine operating instructions and engage drive unit 10-11

11) Warm engine, then pull throttle and lock in wide open position 10-11

12) Check arbor RPM and adjust, if necessary, to match blade selection 26

13) Position saw blade and pointer over chalk-line 12

14) Turn water valve and safety switch to "on" position 18

15) Slowly lower blade into cut 14

16) Set depth stop to desired position 21

17) Move speed control lever forward 14

18) Adjust cutting speed 14

19) At end of cut, return speed control to neutral and raise blade from cut 14

20) Turn off water valve 28

21) Advancing speed control to desired fast forward speed move to next cut 14

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Blade Mounting Instructions

NOTE: Before mounting the blade, clean the blade collars and stub shaft.

BLADE MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Remove Blade guard - loosen retaining screw on side of the blade guard to lift bladeguard from saw.

2) Remove arbor nut (A). If blade is mounted on right side saw, the nut has left handthreads (to remove turn clockwise). If the blade is mounted on left side of saw, nuthas right hand threads (to remove turn counter-clockwise).

4) Pull off outside collar (B) Install new blade (C). If blade pin (D) is removed, it must bereinserted in outside collar to go through blade and inside collar (E).

WARNING: Observe rotation arrow on blade and do not exceed maximum RPMstamped on blade.To set proper RPM consult the table on page 26.

5) Reinstall outside collar, stub shaft and secure with bolt.

6) Reinstall blade guard and secure retaining screw.

NOTE: To meet ANSI safety standards, larger diameter blade collars are requiredfor large diameter blades. Information is available upon request.

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Blade Mounting Instructions (cont.)

NOTE: Organic bonded blades (A) must be blottered. The blotter (B) mustextend past the blade collar contact area as shown.

MULTIPLE MOUNTED BLADES:

Multiple mounted blades must be separated by a machined spacer. The diameter of thespacer cannot be less than the diameter of the relieved blade collars. The blade pinmust pass through all blades and spacers, and seat itself in the inside blade collar.

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Starting Engine

NOTE: Read-the engine instruction manual before starting.

WARNING: Be sure blade is unobstructed and not resting on ground.

WARNING: Be sure hands and feet are clear of blade.

These starting instructions pertain to the 35 HP saw.

1) Check engine oil. Add oil if low.

2) Check fuel level. Add fuel if low.

3) Check cooling air intake areas and external surfaces of engine.Make sure surfaces are clean and unobstructed.

4) Check that air cleaner components and all shrouds, equipment covers, and guardsare in place and securely fastened.

STARTING INSTRUCTIONS (35 H.P. Wisconsin Engine):

1) Open fuel shut-off valve.

2) Place speedl control lever in neutral.

3) Disengage engagement lever (see page 16).

4) Pull throttle handle out half-way and turn to lock in place.

5) Close choke by pulling choke button to extreme out position.

6) Start engine rotating starter switch to the right.

NOTE: DO NOT crank engine for more than 30 seconds at a time. If engine failsto start, wait about 2 minutes between cranking periods to prevent starterfrom over-heating.

7) After engine starts, push choke button in as required for smooth running.

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Starting the Engine (cont.)

NOTE: Allow engine to warm up a few minutes before applying load. DO NOTrace or gun engine to hurry warm-up.

8) When engine is warm, pull throttle out to maximum and lock in position.

9) To stop engine, rotate ignition switch to "off' position.

NOTE: If the engine has been running hard and is hot, do not shut engine offabruptly. Cool engine by removing load and allowing engine to run idle for 3 to 5minutes.

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Saw Guide Alignment and Adjustment

WARNING: This operation is performed with the engine “off”!

1) Snap a 20 ft. chalk line.

2) Disengage drive mechanism.

3) Manually push the saw with the blade directly over the line for approximately 10 - 15feet.

4) Adjust the front guide pointer (A) over the chalk line by loosening L-bolt (B).

5) Adjust rear guide (C) by loosening jam nut and screwing guide in or out.

6) Secure hardware.

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Rear Axle Adjustment (right side cuffing)1) Place the saw on the chalk line with blade and guide pointer directly over the line.

2) Start engine, per instructions, and allow saw to travel forward without assistance.

3) After 12 to 15 feet, the saw should be 12 inches to the left of the chalk line as viewedfrom the rear of the saw.

4) If alignment is incorrect, adjust axle as follows:a) Loosen (2) bolts (A), but do not remove.b) Turn adjustment bolt (B) counter-clockwise to make the saw pull to the left.c) Retighten and recheck.

* The actual desired distance will vary with cutting depth and material being cut.

NOTE: For left side cutting, adjust saw to pull to right.

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Speed Control-Lever Use and Adjustment

The speed control lever (A) has two functions. First it moves the saw forward bypushing the lever forward and moves the saw in reverse by pulling the lever toward theoperator. The further you push this lever the faster the saw travels.

WARNING: Before starting the engine, place this lever in neutral.

The second function is to raise or lower the blade. This is done by rotating the leverclockwise to raise the blade or counter-clockwise to lower the blade. When the lever istwisted it activates either the raise or lower switch. The sensitivity of these switches canbe adjusted by performing the following procedure:

1) Disconnect the negative battery cable.

2) Remove panel (B)

3) Disconnect linkage rod end (C) from lever assembly (D).

4) Disconnect wires (E) from solenoid, cartridge and battery.

5)' Remove bolt (F).

6) Remove handle assembly by lifting it through the top access opening.

7) Remove switch mount (G).

8) Remove wires (H) from back of switches.

9) Remove rubber boots (I).

10) Loosen jam nuts(J).

11) Screw switch (K) in or out until desired free play is achieved. We recommend 5/32" asshown.

12) Make sure spring plunger (L) has not worked loose. This holds the "T" handle in theneutral position. If it is loose, deform threads and reinstall with locktite. Screw itagainst cam until there is no slop.

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Speed Control Lever Use and Adjustment (cont.)

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Engaging the Drive Unit

This saw is driven by a hydrostatic transmission. The drive unit is hinged for easydisengagement, for free wheeling. To engage transmission, push the engagement leverforward, push down through the opening until the spring pulls the lever back and locks itinto position.

NOTE: DO NOT engage unit unless directional control lever is in neutral.

To disengage transmission, push the lever forward, pull it up through the opening untilthe spring pulls it back and locks it into position as it is shown in diagram below.

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Water Hook-up

Prior to starting the engine you should hook-up the water hose and visually inspect tomake sure that water is flowing to the blade. Hook-up your hose to coupling (A) and turnon your water source. Then open the water valve (B). The valve is open if the handle islined up with the hose and is closed if it is not as shown in the diagram.

NOTE: Water flow volume can be metered by opening the water valve partially.

Next, lift the front of the blade guard and visually inspect to make sure water is flowingout of each of the tubes. If either of the holes is blocked flush impurities from the tube.

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Blade Safety Switch

A pressure detecting switch (A) stops the engine automatically when water pressuredrops below 4 PSI. The safety switch protects the blade should the water supplybecome interrupted or inadequate. Restore water pressure and the switch automaticallyresets. To start the engine, the blade safety switch (B) must be in the "off" position,unless there is adequate water pressure. Leave in "off' position for dry cutting withabrasive blades.

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Flow Control and Relief Valve Setting

The flow control is used to regulate the rate of descent into the cut. To adjust:

1) Raise the saw by twisting the speed control handle.

2) Lower the saw and observe the rate of descent.

3) To increase the rate, turn knurled knob (A) counter-clockwise until the desired rate isachieved.

4) To decrease the rate, turn the knob clockwise.

WARNING! Excessive descent rates can damage diamond or abrasive blades andlead to possible bodily harm.

The DC power unit relief valve is factory set at 1500 - 2000 PSI. If the saw is difficult toraise, it can be adjusted to a higher PSI. To do so:

1) Remove cap (A) only.

2) Turn screw (B) clockwise 1/4 turn retest. Repeat process if necessary.

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Speed Control Adjustment

The 35 H.P. saw is equipped with a friction speed control. It is designed to remain inplace in any position. If the unit will not remain in place, adjust as follows:

1) Remove the rear guard plate.2) Loosen jam nut (B).3) Turn the adjustment bolt (A) clockwise until the desired friction is achieved.4) Retighten jam nut and replace the guard plate.

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Depth Indicator and Depth Stop

The saw is equipped with a Depth Indicator and a Depth Stop. The Depth Indicator (A)tells you approximately how deep you are in the cut. To set the indicator you need tofirst lower the blade until it is just touching the ground and then rotate the knob to 0.

The Depth Stop (B) is used for several cuts at same depth. It is set by finding thedesired depth and then turning the knob until it is tight. This will prevent cutting belowthe “locked” level to provide a consistent depth with every cut.

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Maintenance

Engine: The operation and life of the engine depends on you and your operator. Do notstart engine until engine pre-check is complete. The engine pre-check consists ofchecking the oil, fuel level, air filter and greasing wheel, axle, drive unit, and arborbearings. Basic engine maintenance is shown in Table I on page 24. For more detailedinformation please refer to the Engine Operator Maintenance Manual and Warrantyprovided with saw.

NOTE: When breaking in a new saw, we recommend running the engine for one hourwith no load prior to actual use on the job.

Air cleaner: Due to the dusty conditions created by sawing, it is essential to check theengine air cleaner element daily. Remove element and shake out the accumulated dustand dirt. Wipe out dirt from inside cover and from housing. Check engine manual forwashing instructions. Stocking replacement filters is strongly recommend.

Arbor, Axle, Drive unit and Wheel bearings: Bearings should be greased according tothe maintenance schedule on page 24 of this manual.

Belt Tension Settings: Every 20 hours of operation, inspect belt tension, see diagram ontop of page 23. When tightening is required:

1) Remove belt guard

2) Loosen securing bolts (A) and (B) and jam nuts (C).

3) Turn the belt tensioner bolt (D) clockwise until proper tension is achieved.

4) While belt guard is removed, check belt for wear, cracks, and other abnormalities.

5) Make sure distance (X) is within 1/8" of distance (Y). 6) Secure jam nut and tightensecuring bolts. 7) Replace belt guard and tighten bolts.

WARNING: Do not inspect when engine is running.

NOTE: BELT DEFLECTION FORMULA:

1/64 " deflection per 1" measured from center of engine shaft, to center of arbor shaft.

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Maintenance (cont.)

Chain Adjustment: Every 20 hours of operation inspect the chain tension, see diagram

below. When tightening is required:

1) Remove the rear guard.2) Loosen (3) securing bolts (A).3) Loosen jam nut (B).4) Turn set screw (C) clockwise until the desired tension is achieved.6) Tighten jam nut.

NOTE: The chain should be periodically inspected and lubricated. Manually apply achain lubricant when necessary.

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Maintenance (cont.)

Maintenance OperationDaily 25 Hours 50 Hours 100 Hours 250 Hours

Fill fuel tank aaCheck oil level aaCheck air cleaner aaCheck air intake, clean if necessary aaGrease arbor pillow blocks aaGrease front wheel bearings aaGrease rear wheel pillow blocks aaGrease front axle journal bearings aaGrease drive unit pillow blocks aaCheck transmission fluid, add if low aaCheck power unit fluid, add if low aaInspect pre-cleaner, clean if dirty aaService air cleaner element aaChange oil aaClean crankcase breather cap aaChange oil filter aaAdjust valve tappet clearance aaCheck compression aaInspect fuel filter, replace if dirty aaInspect spark plugs and ignition system aaInspect cooling system and clean aaInspect starting motor aa

Table I

Use of high quality detergent oil of API (American Petroleum Institute) service class SF orSG.Select the viscosity based on the air temperature at the time of operation. For temperaturesbelow 0° F, 5W-20 or 5W-30 oil is recommended. For temperatures above 0° F, 1OW-30 or1OW-40 oil is recommended. Check your engine manual for other recommendations.

Hydrostatic Drive Unit: The fluid shipped in yourhydrostatic transmission is a fluid having a viscosityequivalent to SAE 20W20. Mobil fluid 300 or any otheroil equivalent to SAE 20W20 is preferred by EatonTransmission. The expansion tank (A) is marked forproper fluid level. It should be checked when unit iscold. Do not allow the unit to run low on oil. If the unit islow you can add oil by removing cap (B).

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Maintenance (cont.)

Hydraulic Power Unit: The fluid shipped in your power unit is Conoco MV 32 (multi-viscosity ISO 32 grade hydraulic oil). Overfilling the unit will cause it to spill when thesaw is in the full upright position. It can be refilled by removing cap (A).

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Adjusting Blade RPM

WARNING: When you change the blade size on your saw, it is important to check theblade for the recommended blade RPM which is stamped on the blade.The RPM’s should be adjusted according to Table below:

NOTE: This chart is for reference only. Always check the RPM stamped on the bladeand adjust sheave sizes and engine RPM to required settings. Consult the localdistributor for assistance if necessary.

Effective for Serial Numbers: 01 through 28BLADE DIAMETER 14” 20” 26” 30”

Engine Pulley Part Number P111023 P111023 P111042 P111027

Outside Diameter 5.3” 5.3” 4.75” 4.12”Arbor Hole Bore 1.437” 1.437” 1.437” 1.437”Number of Grooves 6 6 6 6Engine Pulley Bushing P/N P110643 P110643 P111043 NONEB/S Pulley Part Number P111022 P111022 P111023 P110787Outside Diameter 4.75” 4.75” 5.3” 5.6”Arbor Hole Bore 1.687” 1.687” 1.687” 1.687”Number of Grooves 6 6 6 6B/S Pulley Bushing P/N P110640 P110640 P110640 P110640Drive Belt Part Number P111024 P111024 P111024 P111024Commercial Belt Size 3VX500 3VX500 3VX500 3VX500Transmission Belt P110626 P110626 P110626 P110626Commercial Belt Size A-57 A-57 A-57 A-57Inside Collar Part Number P416907 P416907 P416907 P416908Outside Collar Part Number P416943 P416943 P416943 P416944Collar Diameters 4-1/2” 4-1/2” 4-1/2” 6”No Load Engine RPM 2350 2300 2300 2300No Load B/S RPM 2625 2560 2045 1620Surface Feet Per Minute 9600 12050 13900 12717Maximum Cut Depth 4.6” 7.5” 10.25” 12”Blade Guard Part Number P404133 P404134 P404135

Effective for Serial Numbers: 28 and UPBLADE DIAMETER 14” 20” 26” 30”

Engine Pulley Part Number P111023 P111023 P111022 P111027

Outside Diameter 5.3” 5.3” 4.75” 4.12”Arbor Hole Bore 1.437” 1.437” 1.437” 1.437”Number of Grooves 6 6 6 6Engine Pulley Bushing P/N P110643 P110643 P111643 NONEB/S Pulley Part Number P111022 P111022 P111023 P110787

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Wiring Diagram For Directional Control Lever

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Wiring Diagram for Control Panel

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PARTSSECTION

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Parts for Arbor Shaft Assembly

üüITEM PART DESCRIEPTION1 P110715 Key, 3/8 x 2-3/42 P416808 Arbor nut RH thread3 P110640 Bushing SK x 1-11/16” (14”, 18”, 20”, 26”)4 P111022 Sheave 6 GR - 3V- 4.75 “ ∅ [35 HP] (14”,18",20 “) P111023 Sheave 6GR - 3V - 5.3” ∅ [35 HP] (26") P110787 Sheave 6GR - 3V - 5.6” ∅ [35 HP] (30")5 P110736 Pillow block 1-11/16 (2)6 P416832 Arbor wrench 1-1/2” Hex7 P416820 Blade shaft8 P110600 Replacement bearing9 P110712 Key ¼ x 1-3/410 P416844 Drive Pin 3/8 x 1-3/811 P416907 Inside collar 4-1/2”12 P416807 Arbor nut left hand thread13 P416943 Outside collar 4-1/2”

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Parts for Engine Drive Assembly

ITEM PART # DESCRIPTION1 P100480 HHCS 5/8 x 6 full thread (2 req'd)2 P100482 Soc. head cap screw 3/8 x 23 P110294 Key 3/8 x 24 P111024 Belt 3VX/5005 P110626 Belt A-576 P111043 Engine Pulley Bushing SK 1-7/16” S/N 01-28 P110643 Engine Pulley Bushing SK 1-7/16” S/N 28 UP7 P110758 Idler pulley8 P111023 Sheave 6 Gr / 3V / 5.3 “ Dia. (14”,18", 20” sawing) P111042 Sheave 6 Gr / 3V/ 4.75” Dia. (26" sawing) S/N 01-28 P111022 Sheave 6 Gr / 3V/ 4.75” Dia. (26" sawing) S/N 28 UP P111027 Sheave 6 Gr / 3V/ 4.12” Dia. (30" sawing) 9 P110797 Idler spring11 P419605 Disengage bar P419606 Extension free wheel12 P403283 Idler bar w/stud13 P404110 Disengage bracket & Lifting Bail14 P416899 Hyd engine pulley15 P404073 Belt guard 35 (not shown)18 P110670 Engine Wisconsin Model W4-1770 Spec #

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Parts for Front Axle

üüITEM PART DESCRIPTION

1 P110115 Set collar 1 (2 req'd)2 P110604 Bearing retainer (2 reqd)3 P110611 Split babbit bearing 1 1/4 (2 req'd)4 P130118 Solenoid5 P140343 Wheel w/bearing 10 x 2-1/2)6 P140354 Wheel bearing w/sleeve (2 req'd)7 P150099 Grease zerk (2 req'd)8 P170386 Breather cap9 P170390 Cartridge10 P170391 Check valve (not shown)11 P170418 Flow control 3/812 P170432 Hyd. cylinder 2 x 613 P170435 Hyd. fitting 6-6 x 9014 P170436 Hyd. fitting 8-6 x 9015 P170438 Hyd. hose 3/8 x 18 (2 req'd)16 P170473 Hydraulic Power Unit w/Solenoid17 P170481 Relief valve (not shown)18 P403060 Front axle19 P417034 Retaining pin20 P170398 Seal kit for hyd. cylinder (not shown)

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Parts for Rear Axle

üüITEM PART DESCRIPTION

1 P100486 Adjust. bolt 1/2 x 4 1/2 full thread

2 P110694 Spur gear 80T 1 1/4

3 P110714 Key 3/8 x 13/4

4 P110715 Key 3/8 x 2 3/4

5 P110748 Pillow block - TB 1 1/4 (2 reqd)

6 P402951 Axle adjuster

7 P403222 Wheel w/bushing 10 (2 req'd)

8 P416836 Axle shim

9 P416934 Mount angle 1

10 P416935 Mount angle 2

11 P416961 Rear axle

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Parts for Depth ControlITEM PART DESCRIPTION

1 P120472 Bushing 3/8 x 1/4 (2 req'd)

2 P152503 Cable Assembly

3 P152086 Cable guide

4 P100018 Bolt 3/8 x 1-1/2 “

5 P152176 Indicator knob

6 P152177 Indicator pulley

7 P152300 Tension spring

8 P403103 Indicator mount

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Gauges and Misc. PartsüüITEM PART DESCRIPTION1 P416856 Cable mount2 P110595 Amp gauge (35 & 65 HP)3 P110701 Ignition switch (not shown)4 P110816 Switch knob5 P130184 Hour meter / Tachometer6 P160823 Decal set7 P200223 Wear strip [2]8 P130122 Switch assembly9 P152025 Univ. bushing 7/8 - (not shown)10 P152077 Blind cover11 P152090 Choke cable12 P403533 Depth knob13 P152123 Gas cap w/gauge14 P403504 Securing L-bolt 3/8 (2 req'd)15 P152288 Throttle cable16 P153047 Wire Harness Primary P153088 Wire Harness Auxiliary Switches17 P160862 Decal – Instrument panel18 P404092 Instrument enclosure

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Parts for Blade Guard and Water System

üüITEM PART DESCRIPTION1 P170618 Elbow, male 8MP x 8MT - 90'2 P152161 Hose clamp # 6 (4 req'd)3 P120453 Hose barb 8NT x 6HB (3 req'd)4 P120641 Ball valve 1/2 x 90'5 P110761 Return spring6 P152257 Spray flap7 P100522 Rivet 3/16 (2 reqd)8 P120435 Water hose 3/89 P170019 Tee, pipe 8NT@ x 8FP x 817P10 P120384 Bushing, hex 1/2 x 1/811 P130126 Water safety switch12 P120508 Hose coupling w/gasket

Part # P404132 14" Blade Guard AssemblyPart # P404133 18" Blade Guard AssemblyPart # P404134 26" Blade Guard AssemblyPart # P404135 30" Blade Guard Assembly

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Electric Water Pump Option - Part # 107844

üITEM PART DESCRIPTION

1 P120507 Hose coupler x 3/42 P170434 Hyd. elbow 3/4 - 903 P120458 Barb. connector 3/4 - 904 P120454 Barb. connector 1/2 x 3/45 P152158 Hose clamp #12 (2 req'd)6 P120572 Water hose 3/47 107844 Water pump 12VDC9 P418083 Spacer (not shown)11 P130122 Switch

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Parts for Drive Assembly

üITEM PART # DESCRI[PTION1 P100482 Sq. head set screw 3/8 x 2

2 P110091 Key 3/16 x 1 1/2 (2 req'd w/dbl reduction)

3 P110571 Chain #40 x 29

5 P110602 Bearing ER12

6 P110516 Key 1/8 x 1/2 Woodruff (2 req'd)

7 P110738 Pillow block 3/4 (2 req'd)

8 P110757 Transmission pulley

9 P110763 Rod end F10 P110764 Rod end M

11 P110799 Friction spring

12 P110805 Trans. sprocket 4015

13 P110806 Sprocket 4045

14 P110808 Sprocket 40B 14

15 P110811 Sprocket 40B28

16 P152058 Push button switch (2 req'd)

17 P152070 Ball plunger 1/2

18 P152109 Transmission fan

19 P152116 Friction washer

20 P200323 Wear strip x 8.75 (2 req'd)

21 P152299 Wire harness22 P170374 Hyd. transmission

23 P402958 Bearing housing

24 P403010 Control mount

25 P403032 Directional control arm

26 P403100 Transmission frame

27 P404091 Speed control arm

28 P416566 Arm extension

29 P416669 Jack shaft

30 P416841 Bell crank

31 P416876 Drive gear* 15T

32 P416886 Gear shaft

33 P416925 Linkage rod

34 P417007 Switch mount

35 P417053 Control cover

36 P110090 Key 33/16 x I

37 P152839 Foam Grip

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Parts for Drive Assembly

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Miscellaneous Parts

üüITEM PART # DESCRIPTION1 P111028 Air cleaner P111001 Air filter element OUTER2 P110724 Muffler 35 WD-723 P111030 Pre-cleaner (35 HP)4 P140323 Caster wheel 35 P152648 Connection hose 3 56 P404125 Pulley 5/16 rope (2 reqd)7 P152233 5/16 Nylon rope8 P152304 Handle grip 1 (2 req'd)9 P403077 Guide adjuster.10 P404071 Guide frame11 P403153 Rear line pointer12 P416966 Retractable handle13 P403504 Securing L bolt 3/814 P416894 Guard plate15 P110730 Oil filter 35 (not shown)16 P404110 Lifting Bail17 P150212 Battery 12V (not shown)18 P403071 Fuel Tank (35 HP) (not shown)19 P160823 Decal Kit (not shown)20 P402942 Arbor Cover (not shown)

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Parts for Night Light Assembly - Part # P403126

üüITEM PART DESCRIPTION

1 P152183 Light 12V2 P416924 Light mount tube3 P403504 L – Bolt .384 P403111 Light mount bracket5 P130122 Switch Assembly

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SHIPPING ADDRESS:4600 Cantrell RoadFlowery Branch, Georgia 30542