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Cub Cadet 1515 - page 1
FORM NO . 770-10586. fm (12/2001 ) IMPOR T ANT : READ SAFETY R U LES AND INSTR UC TIONS CAREFULL Y P RIN T E D I N U.S. A . Wa rn in g: Th is unit is e qu ip ped wit h an in ter na l com bu st io n eng ine an d s hou ld n ot b e u se d o n or nea r an y uni mpr ove d fo re st- co ve re d, br ush -co v ere d or g ras s- cov ere d land unles s t he e ...
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2 TAB LE O F CON TE NTS Content Pa g e Import ant Safe Oper atio n Pract ices .... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... .. 3 Slo pe Gaug e ... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... .... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... .. 7 Trac tor Set -up . ...
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3 SECTION 1: IMPORTANT S AFE OPERATION PRACT ICES WARNING: This symbol points out imp ortant safety instructions which, if not followed , could endanger the personal s afety and/or property of yours elf and others. Read and follow all instructions in this manua l before attempting to operate this machine. Failure t o c omply with these instructions ...
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4 23. Muf fler and engine bec ome hot a nd can cause a burn. Do not touch. 24. Chec k overhead clearances carefully before driving under lo w h anging tree branche s, wires, d oor openings et c., where t he op erator m ay be struck or pulled from the unit, whi ch could res ult in serious inj ury. 25. Disengage all at tachment clutches, depress t h ...
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5 e. Use e xtreme care when approa ching blind corners, doorways, shrubs, trees or other objects that m ay b lock your vision of a child who may run into the machine . f. Disengage t he c utting blade(s) bef ore traveling in reverse. The “No-Cut-In Reverse” feature is a remin der no t t o cut in reverse and to he lp avoid ba ck over accidents. ...
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6 8. Never tamper with the safety i nt erlock system or other safety devices. Che ck t heir proper ope r a tion regularly. 9. After striking a foreign object, s t op t he engi ne, disconne ct the spa rk pl ug wire(s) a nd ground against the engi n e. Thoroughl y i nspect t he machine for any d amage. Repair the damage before starting and o perating ...
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7 SECTION 2: SLOPE GAUGE 15° SIGHT AND HOLD THIS LEV EL WITH A VERTI CAL TREE A POWE R PO LE A CO RNER OF A BU ILDING OR A FEN CE PO ST F O L D O N D O T T E D L I N E , R E P R E S E N T I N G A 1 5 ° S L O P E Do not mow on inclines with a slope in excess of 15 degre es (a rise of app roximately 2-1/2 feet every 1 0 feet). A riding m ower could ...
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8 SECTION 3: TRACTOR SET-UP Attac h ing the Batt er y Cab les The p ositive b attery terminal i s mark ed P os. (+). The negative battery t erminal is marked Neg. (–). • The positive cable (heavy red wire) is secured to the positive battery terminal (+) with a hex bolt and hex nu t at the f actory. Make certain that the rubb er boot covers t he ...
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9 SECTION 4: KNOW YOUR L A WN TRACTOR Figu re 3 NOTE: Any ref erence in this manual to t h e RI G HT or LEFT s i de of the trac tor is observed fr om ope r a tor’ s posi tion . A Systems Indicator Monitor/Hou r Met er H Ignition S witch B Throttle Cont rol Lever I Brake Pedal C Choke Control J Drive P edal D Pa rk in g Br ake Le ve r K Cruise C o ...
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10 Throttle C on trol Lever The throttle control lever is loc ated on the left side of the tractor’s dash panel. T his lever c ontrols the speed o f the engine. W hen set in a give n position, the throttle will maintain a uniform engine s peed. See Figure 4. Fi gur e 4 IMPORT ANT: When operating the tractor wi th the cut ting deck engaged , be ce ...
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11 Hour Meter Located i n the center of th e tractor’s c ons ole, the ho ur meter ope rates wheneve r the engine i s running and records the actual hou rs of t ractor operation. See Fig ure 6. Fi gur e 6 System Indicato r Lights Your tractor is equippe d w it h four indicator li ghts in t he center of its dash panel. If the Brake li ght o r PTO l ...
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12 Seat Adjustme nt Lever To ad just the seat forward or backward, s lide the seat adjustment lev er to the left and rep osition the s eat to the d esired pos ition. Once a c omfortabl e pos ition is found, release th e sea t adjustment lever to lock the seat i n place. Refer to Seat Adjustme nt on page 18 of t his manual for more de tailed inst ru ...
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13 Fi gur e 7 NOTE: The crowned (rounded) su rface of the f ront bell washers sho uld be ag ainst the s houlder sc rew, between the front ball wheel and deck gauge wheel bracket. The cu pped surface of the bel l was her should be agai nst t he dec k. • If t he gauge wheels hav e exc essive clearance with the surface b elow, lower the wheels to th ...
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14 • Briefly depress the brake pe dal to release t h e parking brake. Move the throttle lever into the FAST (rabbit) position. • To trav el F ORWARD, slowly depres s th e upper portion of t he drive pedal forward un ti l t he des ired spee d is a chieved. See Figure 8. Fi gur e 8 • To travel in REVERSE, check that the a r ea behi nd is c lear ...
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15 Movin g The T ract or Manua lly Your tractor’s transm ission is equipped with a hydrostatic relief valve for occasions when it is necessary t o m ove the trac tor manua lly. O pening this valve permits the fluid in the trans mission to bypas s its normal route, al lowing the rear tires to "freewheel." T o engage t he hydrostat ic rel ...
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Cub Cadet 1515 - page 16
16 Mulching Model 151 5 & 1 517 law n tractors com e equipped with a mulch kit which incorporat es spe cial blades , alrea dy standard on your tractor, in a proc ess of recirculating grass clippings repe atedly beneath the cu tting dec k. The ultra-fine clippings are then force d back i nto the lawn whe re t hey act a s a na tural f ert ilizer. ...
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17 Troub leshoot ing If engin e troub les are experienced that appear to be fuel s ystem rel ated, chec k th e following areas before adjusting t he c arburetor. • Make su r e the f uel tank is filled with clean, fresh gaso line. • Make s ure the fuel tank c ap v ent is not blo cked and that i t is ope rating properly. • If t he fue l tank is ...
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18 • Locate t he t wo lock nuts o n the opposite side of the stabilizer b racket. S ee F igure 14. Ti ghten the loc k nuts to raise the front o f the deck; loosen the loc k nuts to lower the front of the deck. • Retighten the t w o j am n uts loosen ed earlier wh en proper a djustmen t is achieved . Side to Side If the cutting deck appears to b ...
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19 Figu re 17 NOTE: Threading the bal l joints too far onto the d rag links will cause t he front tires to "toe-i n" too fa r . P r o per toe-in is bet ween 1/ 16" and 5/ 16". Front tire t oe-in can be mea sured as follows: • Place the steering wheel in posit i on for st raight ahead t ravel . • In front of the axle, meas ur ...
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20 • A llow t he engine a few minutes to rest after opera- tion. This will give the oil time to drain into the crank - case sump and result in a m ore a ccurate dipstick reading. • Clean the area around t h e oil f ill cap/dipstick to pre- vent deb r is fro m entering the crankcas e. • Rem ove th e oil fill cap/dipstick by unt hreading it (co ...
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21 • Grasp the side pan el just behi nd the grille and pul l outward to release t he side panel from the tap ered bu sh ings o n th e grille . • Slide t he side p anel forward and out of the groove in t he da sh p anel. Draining the Oil Run t he engin e for a few minutes t o all ow the oi l in the cra nkca se to w arm up. W arm oil will f low m ...
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22 Air Filter The engine is equipped with a replaceable, high den sity paper air cleaner elem ent and an oiled, foam precleaner which su rrounds the paper element . S ee Figure 21. Alwa ys exam ine t he air clea ner bef or e starting th e eng ine. Che ck for a buildup of dirt and debris around the air cleaner sy stem . Keep this area clean. Also ch ...
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23 NOTE: Refer to the Atta chments & Accessorie s table found on page 32 of this ma nual for t he proper spark plug t ype. • Lift t he tractor’s hood and locate the spark plug wire on t he f ront, right area of the engine. • Carefully pul l the spa r k plug wire boot off of the spark plug. • Before removin g the spark plug, clean the ar ...
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24 Pivo t Points & Linkag e Lubricate all the pivot poin ts on the drive system, parking brak e and l ift linkage at l east onc e a season with light oil. Deck Whee ls Each of the tractor deck’s front gauge wheels i s equipped wi th a grease fitting. Lubricat e with a grease gun af ter every 25 hou rs of t r actor o peration Front Wh eels Eac ...
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Cub Cadet 1515 - page 25
25 Cutting Bla des WARNING: Be sure t o sh ut the eng ine off, remove ignition key , disconn ect t h e spark plug wire(s) and ground against the engine to prevent uni ntended st a r ting before re moving the cutting blade(s) for sharpening or replacement. Protect your hands by usin g heavy gloves or a rag to grasp the cutti n g blade. WARNING: Peri ...
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26 Char ging If the unit h as n ot bee n put i nto use for an extended period of t ime , charge the battery with an aut omotive- type 12 -volt charger for a m inimum of one hou r at six amps. WARNING: Batte ries give off an ex plosive gas while charging. Charge b attery in a well ventilated area and ke ep away f rom an ope n flame o r pilot l ight ...
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27 Figu re 28 Figu re 29 Chan ging The T ransmissio n Dr ive Be lt All belts on your tractor are subject to wear and shou ld be replaced i f any signs of wear are pres ent. IMPORT ANT: Th e V-belts f ound on your tractor are specially de signed to engage and disengage safely. A substitute (non-OEM ) V-be lt can be dangerous by not disengaging compl ...
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28 NOTE: Prope r removal of the drive belt requ ires the removal of several tractor com ponents. Read through the following procedure prior t o attem pting it t o determine i f you feel you coul d succes sfully co mplete i t. If y o u don’t, see your Cub Cadet dealer t o have the belt changed . IMPORT ANT: Not e th e routing of t he lowe r drive ...
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29 Hydrostatic T ransm ission The h ydrostatic transmission is sealed at t he fa ctory and is maintenance free. The fluid level cannot be checked nor can the o il be changed. Always k eep t he area around the transmission cooli ng fan free of g rass and deb ris at all times. SECTION 9: OFF-SEASON STORAGE Clean a nd lubricate th e tractor a s i nstr ...
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30 SECTION 11: TROUBLESHOOTING T rouble Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action Engine f ails to start PTO knob engaged. P arking br a ke n ot enga ged. Spark pl ug wire( s ) di sconnect ed. Thrott le c ontrol l e ver not in corr ect starting pos iti on. Choke not activ ated Fuel t ank empt y , or stale fuel . Bloc ked f ue l line . F aulty sp ar k pl ...
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31 SECTION 12: SPECIFICATIONS 1515 1517 Capacitie s Fue l Tan k 3 gal lons ( 11.4 liters ) 3 gal lons (11.4 li ters) Crankcase (approxi mat ely) 4 pi nts / 64 oz. (1.9 li t ers) 4 pint s / 64 oz. (1.9 l it er s ) Trans mission C ase (approximate ly) 4.9 pi nt s / 78.8 oz. ( 2. 3 l iters) 4.9 pint s / 78. 8 o z. (2.3 l iter s) Hydrostatic T ransmiss ...
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Cub Cadet 1515 - page 32
32 SECTION 13: ATTACH MENTS & ACCESSORIE S The foll owing att achments and ac cessories are compatible for Model 1515 & M odel 15 17 . S ee your Cub Cad et deale r or the r etailer f r o m which you purch ased your tract or f or infor mation regarding pric e and availa bility. NOTE: Cub Cadet lawn tractor mo dels 151 5 and 1517 are NOT desi ...
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33 WARNING IGNITION S T O P SEAT ADJUSTER RELEASE D 0 3 2 6 3 777I20310 (2) 777X40079 777D01782 777D05448 777D05478 777I00005 777I00003 777I00004 777I20314 RIGHT SIDE 777D03264 777D03263 LEFT SIDE 777D04541 777D05447 777D05387 777S00007 1 50 0 D 0 3 2 6 3 D0 326 4 777D05479 LABEL MAP ...
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K O HLER CO . FEDERAL AND CALIFORNIA EMISSI ON CONTROL SYSTEMS LIMIT ED W ARRANTY UTILITY AND LA WN AND GARDEN ENGINES T he U .S. En vi ron men tal Pr ot ecti on Ag en cy (E P A ) , t he C al ifo rn ia A ir Res our ces Bo ar d (C A RB) , an d K oh le r Co . a re ple ase d t o expl ai n t he Fede ral and C ali forni a Emiss ion Co ntrol Syst ems W a ...
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CUB CADET LL C MANUFACTURER’ S ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY (COMMERCIAL U SE) The l imit ed war rant y set forth belo w is giv en b y CUB CADET LLC (“CUB CADET”) with respec t t o new m erch andise pur- chased and used in the United Stat es, its possessi ons and terr i tor ies. CUB CADET warr ants this product against defect s in mate - rial and ...
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36 CUB CADET LL C MANUFACTU RER’S LIM ITED WARRANT Y (RES IDENT IAL USE ) The limit ed warr anty set f or th below is giv en by CUB CADET LLC (“CUB CADET”) with respect to new mercha ndise pur- chased and used in the United Stat es, its possessi ons and terr i tor ies. CUB CADET warr ants this product agains t def ects in materi al and workma ...
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