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Unpacking, Contents of hardware pack – Troy-Bilt T-106 User Manual

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ATTACHING THE BLADE CONTROL

CABLE

• The brake cable is attached to the engine,

and has a “Z” fitting on the loose end. Route

the brake cable over the lower handle. Place

end of cable through the hole in the control

box as shown in figure 3. Push the plastic

fitting until it locks into the hole in the throt-

tle box.

• Move the blade control handle away from

the upper handle. Hook the “Z” end of the

brake cable into the hole in the blade con-

trol handle from the outside to the inside as

shown in figure 3.

WARNING: Brake cable must be as-

sembled as shown for proper blade

brake operation.

ATTACHING THE STARTER ROPE

(Hardware C)

• The starter rope is inside the top of the en-

gine. Additional rope may be wound around

the starter handle. If so, unwind the rope

from the handle.

• With the spark plug wire disconnected and

grounded, depress the blade control handle

and pull the rope out of the engine.

• Place the rope guide around the starter han-

dle, so the opening in the rope guide is

toward the front of the mower as shown. In-

sert the rope guide into the right side of the

handle.

• Secure with small wing nut. See figure 4.

NOTE: If the starter rope becomes dis-

connected from rope guide on handle,

disconnect and ground the spark

plug wire. Depress the blade control

handle and pull the starter rope out

from engine slowly. Slip the starter

rope into the rope guide bolt on han-

dle.

SECURING THE CABLES (Hardware D)
Secure the cable to the left side of the han-

dle as follows:

WARNING: When attaching the con-

trol cables, the cables must be

routed to avoid contact with all

sharp edges and hot surfaces to

prevent damage to the cables,

which will render the control inoper-

ative.

• Insert posts on cable ties into holes pro-

vided on the handle, one on the upper

handle and one on the lower handle. The

holes may be either on the inside or outside

of the handles. See figure 5A.

• Secure the cables with the cable ties. See

figure 5B. Trim excess ends of cable ties.

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Figure 3

Hole in

bracket

Plastic Fitting

"Z" Fitting

Blade Control Handle

Figure 4

Rope Guide

Small Wing

Nut

Starter Handle

Figure 2

Large

Wing Nut

Carriage

Bolt

Saddle

Washer

Figure 5

Post on

Cable Tie