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    Commercial Series Models 125,130 and 136 Operators Manual 307 Highway 52E, Opp, Alab ama, 36467, (334) 493-1300 Locke T urf[...]

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    CONGRA TULA TIONS Y ou have invested in the best implemen t of its type on the market today . The care you give your Locke T urf implement will greatly determine your satisfaction with it s performance and it s servi ce life. W e urge a careful study of this manual to provide you with a thorough understanding of you new implement before operating, [...]

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    SECTION Introduction ………….……………………...1 Warranty ………...…………….………….…..2 Safety Important Safety Info rmation ……….……......3 Training ………………………………….…......3 Preparation ………………………………….....3 Operation …………………………………?[...]

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    INTRODUCTION More than merely devices created for mowing gra s s, the excellence of design, construct ion and operation of Locke power mowers is unparall eled. First introduced in 1928, tested and prove n, Locke power mowers may be considered, in terms of today ’s technology, the ultimate re sponse to the need for the highest degree of quality la[...]

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    LOCKE MOWER Limited W arranty WARRANTY PERIOD AND COVERAGE A. Locke Turf, Inc. warra nts to the original purcha ser, and to subseque nt owners, that the registered Locke Mower will be free from defects in material s an d workmanship for a perio d of one (1) year from the date of purchase by the original owner. B. Locke Turf, Inc. will, at its di sc[...]

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    IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATIO N This Safety Alert Symbol means: ATTENTION! BECOME A LERT! YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED! The Safety Alert Symbol identifies important safet y messages in manuals and on equipment safety signs. To avoid possible injury or deat h, follow the equipment and manual’s safety instructions. In addition to the design and configurat[...]

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    HOW TO MOW YOUR LAWN We recommend that the direction of m owing a lawn be changed from time to time so that the same pattern of t he tractor rolls will not always be over the same gra ss. The first mowing should be made in one di rection; with subsequent mowing dire ctions being made at right angles to the prior mowin g. Occasionally it is advised [...]

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    STARTING THE ENGINE Check to see that the oil in the crankcase is at the proper level and th ere is fuel in the t ank. Make sure that the tractor clutch leve r, on the right handlebar, and the reel clutch lever, on the left handlebar, ar e released before attempting to start the engine. Set the engine kill switch to the on position, mo ve the throt[...]

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    LUBRICATION There are 4 pressure lubrication po ints on the mower. All are zerk type grease fittings. Use a qualit y light grease at these points. T he bronze clutch collars each have a grease fitting. These ar e located at the front of the tractor on the left and right sides underneath the main guard. Lubricate with 1 or 2 shots of grease ev er y [...]

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    REEL BEDKNIFE Whenever the bed knife is re place d it is esse ntial that the reel and blade be ground or la pped to alignment. REEL TO BEDKNIFE ADJUST MENT The cutting reel is mounted on sea led ball bearings. These bearings are carrie d in brackets hinged to the reel side plates. The hinged brackets have sp rings which urge the reel blades toward [...]

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    Resharpening Reels For maximum performance and to achieve the finest cut, reels should be reground wit h a relief. For best results, the “land” area sho uld be no wider than 1/64” to begin the se ason. (See figure below) Modern reel grin ders are capable of p ro- ducing a relief, finishing off the cylinder with a light spin grind. Re-sharpeni[...]

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    Sulky Attachment (Optional) To assemble your Sulky Attachment please use the CL Series Parts Manual as a guide in addition to this literature. 1. Place the #2 Pivot Tube between the Pivot Bosses of the Frame Weldment #1. Figure 1 2. Place (1) Spring Bushing #9 in each Pivot Boss. From the rear, install Pivot Shaft #3 thru the frame and Pivot Gusset[...]

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    Installing Your Sulky Attachment 1. Remove Caster Assembly and Grease Fitting. 2. Install Lower Vertical Pivot Clamp #5 in place of the Caster Assembly and lock in place with (2) Setscrews #15. Install (1) Bearin g Cup Assembly #10 in the Pivot Clamp #5 using Bolt #12 and Nut #11. 3. Install Sulky by placing Sulky Gusset #2 in the Bearing Cup Assem[...]

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    Locke T urf 307 Highway 52E, Opp, Alab ama, 36467, (334) 493-1300[...]