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Record and Retain the Modeland Scrial Number of yourS[ARS Hydraulic Loader.
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CONTROL VALVE
SUB.FRAME
LIFT CYLINDERS
YOUR SEARS FRONT END LOADER FEATURES
INDEPENDENT HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
DOUBLE ACTING LIFT AND BUCKET CYLINDERS
FINGERTIP CONTROL VAI-VE WITH FLOAT POSITION
OUICK-TACH LOADER MOUNTING
OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS
BRACE ARM MOUNT
BUCKET CYLINDERS
'M" MATERIAL BUCKET
DUAL WHEEL SPACER KIT
48" TINE FORK
WEIGHT BOX
STOCK NUMBER 26233
STOCK NUMBER 26513
STOCK NUMBER 26515
TI.I ESE ATTACHM EruTS ARE AVAILAB,LEIt{ TI-IE SEARS CATALOG.
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PUMP ASSEMBLY
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A$$HfrdEffiLYIMPORTANT: READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS COf/PLETILYBEFORE DOING ANYI-I-IiNG, TFlEN GO BACK AND BEGINSTEP BY STEP,
When R. H. (r'ight hand) and L. H (ieft hand) are used, it meansfrom behind the tractor and facing the Loader,
NOTE: Leave all nuts and bolts f inger tight _q@_lglfp!ryjspecif igd This is important for ease of assembly,
TOOLS NEEDED:
Qpen end and box errd wrench setHarnmer and pliersDrif t punch, used to aiign holesThread sealerTo irrcrease lractor stability, Dual Wheels can be used. Pur-chase them at any Sears Store. lf Dual Wheels are not usedthe rear wheels should be reversed to increase the threadwidih by apprcrimately eight inches.
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and Sraee Arrn fflouffitThe pump and front mouni with belt tightener comes assenrbled.S EE FIG. ,1
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1. Place the f ront mount assembiy into the notches in the bottomof the tracior front hitch assemblv.
Place the bottom of the brace arm mount sides ontc ihe pinsoF lhe front mount outside the tractor f ront hitch assembly.Secure the front mount assembly and the brace arm mount tclhe top o{ the tractor front hitch assenrbly with two 5/8" x1 r/" " prrrs arrd two f 3 clrp pins.
BRACEARM
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The belt goes around the pulley on tractor engine and thepulley on the pump. Push the bell iightener arm in {Fig. 2}.This wili force the belt tightener pulley out allowing the belt tobe put on the pulleys. Release the beii tightener arm after thebelt is in place. Tlre belt tightener pulley runs on the back sideof lhe bek.
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IIUtES FOR SAFE USEFEPAIF PAF-i S
TROUBLE SIIOOTINGQUICK.TACH {NSTRUCIIONS .
IJAGE 1
PA,GE 3PAGE 4
PAGE 3PAGg 5
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CAU tlON: Do not run the belt too tight or dar-nage to pr":inp andbearings may result.
The purnp mount is attached to the f ront mount by two 3/8" x1 % " capscrews, lockwashers and nuts. If you need to, loosenthese capscrews and adjust purnp mouni for alignment andproper tension on pump belt. Aiignment is obtained when pul-leys are oarallel. -fension is obtained when there is sufficientrension urn the be lt to drive pump with no slippage. The bejt isproperly tightened when the belt "gives" about. 1/2" lo 310".
l\4ove the pump nrount up io loosen the belt and dolvn totighlen the beit. SEE FlG. 2. l-loses frorrr pump will be attachedto loader upright and valve later.
TBACTOR EruGINEPULLEY
BELT TIGHTENPULLEY
TEST BELT FORTENSION
MP PULLEY
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Find attachment hanger brackets on siCes of tractoi frame.SEE FlG.3. The brackets are orr the bottorn of iractor fiame.
Atiach sub-frame with open end of pad facing fcrward usingthe four 1/t" x 11/q " pins as shown.
Secure pins with 13 clip pins.
TRI\CTONFRAME
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SUB-FRAME TBRACKETS
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Mounting the Loader Uprig[tts
and Main Frame
The uprights and the main frame come assembled. All cylindersand hoses have been attached to the frame except the two hosesthat go to the pump.
MAIN FRAME
BRACE ARM UPRIGHT
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1. From the front of the tractor move the main frame back untilthe uprights are in place above the upright pads on the sub-f rame. Lower uprights onto pads. The tab at the bottom of theupright will insert under back of the pad. Tlris will hold the up-right in its proper place.
lnsert on both sides, he 1/r" x 41/a" prn through pad and up-rrght end secure pin with #3 clip pin. SEE FlG.4.
Attach brace arms to uprights wlth the /2" x 11/2" bolts, %"lockwashers and %" nuts. SFE FlG. 4
4. Bring other end of brace arms to attsching point on frontmount. Attach with lz" x 1 % " pins. Secure pins with #3 clippin. SEE FlG. 5,
BRACE ARMMOUNT
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Comnecting Fres$$re artd $uction
Hydraulia ${oses
'1. The pressure and return hoses have been attached to thepump on the f ront mount, Bring the two hoses aiong the bracearm on the left side of the tractor and to the reservoir upright.
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Slide the suction hose {large hose) over the pipe end at Lottomof reservoir. Attach with the hose clanrp. Tighten securely.
Screw the pressure line (small hose) secureiy 10 the open porton the valve. SEE FlG. 5A, Use thread seaier of some type.
Tie hoses to brace arm with nylon tie straps.
LABGE SUCHOSE
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Attach Ualve hlandles
First, attach handle A to the spooi used for bucket operation.Then, pull the spool out and attach handle B to the spool used forloader operation as shown in FlG. 6.
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SMALL PRESSURE
HOSE
Attacln BueketAttach the bucket to front loader frame and cvlinders {FlG. 7)
Using the bottom holes on the bucket, attach both sides ofbucket to the loader f rame, Use Ihe 3/." x 3" pins and clip pinssu pplied.
Attach both cylinders to top holes on bucket. Use rhe %" x 3"pins and # 11 clip pins supplied.
Your loader is now ready for hydraulic flujd
You wril need 6% quarts of good grade hydraulic oil or -e
Atransmissron flurd.
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-1 Remove f iller plug and check screw on back of upright. Fill
with 4 quarts of hydraulic oil. SEE FlG. B for filler plug andcheck screw location.
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Start tractor engine {set speed at % throttle).
Use loader and bucket cylinders at least five or srx times topurge the system of air. Lower ioader. (l,JOTE: When loweringoader DO NOT push L. H. handle all the way forward intoI:LOAT.) Then retract bucket cylinders {pull back on F. H.I andle).
Add2'A more quarts of oil or until oil runs out the check hole.
Replace.screw and filler plug. Total capacity, 0% quarts. SEEFlG. B for filler plug and check screw location.
CYLII\IDER
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DOUBLE CHECK:
l. Tractor Owners Manual for recommended tire pressure.
2. Check that all bolts have been tightened, rhat ali hoses havebeen tightened and that all wrenches, etc. have been removedfrom tractor.
3. Counter balance, weight box, wheel weights, or fluid in tires.
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Lower bucket so it is flat on the ground.
Using your L. H. hydraulic control handle, appiy downardpressure. This will relieve pressure on the 1wo pins holding thebrace arms to the front mount. {Both sides.)
Remove the 13 clip pin and /2" x 11A " pins which hold bracearms to brace arm rnount. {Both sides.) SEE FlG, 5.
Release down pressure by placing L. H. ccntrol lever in for,ward position.
'5. Remove the #3 clip pin and 1/2" x 41A " pin which holds upright^ to sub-frame pad. {Both sides.} SHE FlG. 4..
6. Push forward on the L, l-i. contrcl lever to contract iifr cylin-ders, The uprights will move forward and wilt unlock from thesub-frame pads.
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lnsert loader stand into stand brackets on loadei' uprights. Se-cure stand to upriqhts using the #3 clip pin remr:ved from up-rioht pin, {Both sides.) SEE FlG. 1 1.
NOIE: Double check to see that stands are sgcure and inproper position.
Turn off tractor and put tractor in neulrai. Roll tractor backabout 2 feet.
9. Push in on the bottonr of idler puiley arm to remove pres$ur€on V-belt and remove the V-belt from the puliey on the tractorengr ne.
10. Remove #3 clip pins and 5iB" x 1%" pins holding brace armmount and front mount to the tractor front hitch assembly.
1i Litt brace arm mount upward and outward to remove fromthe tractor.
Lift front mount and purnp assembly upward and outward torernove trorrr the tractor.
Yeu have now removed all of the loader except the sub-f rame. Unless required for other attachments there is no needto remove sub-frame.
13. To remove sub-frame, {A) first remove the two #3 clip pinsand 1/z" x 11/a" pins from front of sub-frame. {B) Lower frontof sub-f rame to the ground. (C) Remove the two #3 ciip pinsand 1/z" x 1%" pins from rear of sub-frame and lower sub-f rame to ground. (D) Slide sub,frame from under tractor andstore in bucket untii needed.
IMPORTANT: Return all clip pins and pins to proper holes onloader tor storage.
NOTE: When in storage the front mount should be placed wherethe pump will stay free of dirt and moisture,
Store your loader in dry/cleai area.
To mount loader on tractor, reverse the directions for removal.
With a iittle practice it should not take more than '10 rninutes forone person to remove or replace loader.
RTJLES FOM SAF* U$E
CAUTION: Always lower the loader to the groundand shut off engine betore adjusting or making re-
', g / pairs on your roader. \, il\,\V' Danraqe to the tractor frame and the loader ma'/occur if you try to handle loads more than 400 lbs.
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Read the Owners Manual. Only allow persons who kncw thesafety rules to use lhe loader.
Do not allow children to use your loader.
Check your loader over before each tirne you Lrse the loader.'Iighten any loose bolts, nuts, etc.
Do not use a damaged loader. Always have damage repairecibefore using loader.
[Jse loader in good light or rvith iights on tractor workrirg prop-erly.
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Place P.T.O. switch in "OFF" position before starting the en-gine.
Run engine at about % throttle. This will give you enough hy-draulic power,
Operale tractor with loader at slow grourrd speed. This is veryimportant while traveling over rough ground.
Keep bucket as low as possible while carr.;ing a load to placecarried too high while nroving, tractor may tip over causrrrgrrjurv.
lf material is being loaded into a truck or dumped in a pile,keep bucket lowwhile carrying the load, When next to thetruck or pile, raise the bucket and move tractor forward asneeded before dumping. After dumping, back away fromtruck or pile and lower bucket before returning for anotherload.
Operate tractor with loader on ievel ground when loading oroiiing material.
Avoid quick, fast turns, lf you need to turn tractor with loaderraised, use extreme care to prevent tractor from t pp ng over.
To sa{ely handle a load of 400 lbs. ballast mus{ be added tothe r€ar of the traclor. This must be done in one of the follow-ing ways:
a. Mount a weight box to rear of tractor and place four wheelweights in the box or fill the weight box with sand. Theweight box ano wheel weights can be purchased at anySears Store.
b. Add 125 lbs. to each rear wheel. This is besr achieved byadding tubes to the rear tires and filling each tire with asolution of water and calcium chloride.
c. Add two wheel weights to each rear wheei, The wheelweights can be purchased at any Sears Store.
To inerease traction, tire chains are recommended for the rear1ires.
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OPERATIruGEFSSTRUGTNOruSMain lif t eylinders snd buck0t cylinders 6re double acting typeiboth push and puil under hyCraulic power). This means that theloader can be forced down as weilas up. lt means that the bucketcan be tilted down or up with hydraulic pressure.
HYDRAULIC COI{TROL VALVE
Your loader control valve has two handles. The left hand handleoperates the lift cylinders (the loader) and has the float position.1-he right hand handle operates the bucket cyiinders. Bothhandles will return to neutral except from float position whenreleased.
HANDLE USE * SEE FIG. B
BUCKET
POSITION A R. H. handle pushed for,,vard, bucker wrll dump.
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POSITION B Neutral position
POSITION C R. H. handle pulled back, bucket will pull back
LOADER
POSITION A Left handte pushed all the way forward (this isfloar position). Handle will sray untii pulled back.
POSITION B L. H. handle pushed half way forward, bucketwill lower.
POSITION C Neutral positron,
POSITION D L. H. handle putted back, bucker wiil raise.
In float position there is no hydraulic fluid going to the lift cyljn-ders. if the loader frame is up off the ground, it will lower to theground by gravity. When the bucket is on the ground {and thevalve is still in floar) the bucket will follow rhe shape of the groundeven when the tractor is moving. This allows hydraulic oil to flowback and forth in hydraulic system as loader js raised and loweredby ground contour.
CAUTION: Do nor allow bucket lip to oig inro ground whentractor is moving forward with handle in float. Thebucket botlom should be level with the ground orslichtly rolled back.
The float position is most commonly used wjth attachments insnow renroval. Wrth srnall garden tractor loaders, tractor shouldbe run at slow ground speed and the lift and bucket cylinders usedto work material loose and fill the bucket.
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LEFTHANDLE _ LOADER
A - Float PositionB - Loader DownC - NeutralD - Loader Up
RIGI{T HANDLE _ BUCKET
A - Bucket DumpB - NeutralC - Bucket Back
LOADER BUCKET
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#3 CLIP PIN3/B - 16 x'l% HEX HD CAPSCREW3/B -. 16 HEX NUT3/B LOCKWASHER3/B FLAT WASHER
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2 th" x4% " HITCH PIN 100894 2
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4 #3 CLIP PIN '100171 6
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DESCRIPTION
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" x2'/2" HITCH PIN3,'n" x3" HlTCH PIN/11 cl.rP PrNti4" * 20x 1 %" HEX HD CAPSCREW'/0" - 20x 1 %" HEX HD CAPSCREVV1,/0" - 20 HFX Nt]T%,, LOCKWASHERYz" - 13x1Vz" HEX HD CAPSCREW
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'x45'ST ELBOW'4" x16" HYD. HOSE -- 1/q" 1,.4.P. x3/B" M.JlC3lB" x2a" HYD l'loS[-- 3/B" fil.S. x3lB" F.
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REPAIR PARTS - HYDRAUTIC VAtl'E
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DETENT SPACER KITSUB-ASSEMBLY WITH DETENT AND FLOATSPOOL CAP (LONG}OUTLET COVFRHANDLE ASSEMBLY {lncludes
Beference Numbers 5, 6, 7 I B)N
S-HOOKHANDTE (CAST IRON)PUSH.ON RING
REFERENCE NUN/BERS 9, 10, 1 1 ,12,13, A 14 CANNOT BE PURCHASED AS SEPARATE ITEMSSEE KITS BELOW
BOLT, NUl & WASHER KIT(lncludes Feference lrlumbers 9, 10 A 11)
O-RING KIT (lncludesReference Numbers 12,13, M ASPOOL "O" RINGS NOT SHOWN)
I'ILET COVEN WITH NEI]EF;ARTRlDGE-RELIEF CARTRIDGE (ONLY)SPRING CENTEFING KITSUB.ASS EN/ BLY WITHOUT DETENT
_ 1g I SPOOr CAP (SHORT)
IMPORTANT, . . NOTES FOR ASSEMBLY
1, when tightening the 3 body bolts (see above Feference Number 9), they do require be-tween90to 1ClO inch pounds of torque ino more) to keep seals from blowing out becauseof pressure in valve.
2. Tore-settheDetentAdjustingscrew(seeFigurel2).Tightenuntil handlewill remain{or-ward in float position - yet, at the same time, can be released easily manually.
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NUMBERREOUIRED
FAGE EIGHT
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TROI,.IBLE SFfiOCIffiruGPROEI-EM CORRECTIOru
SYSTEM DOES NOT WORK AT A!.1 Rlo oil in system - Fill to proper level. Check system for leaks,
Oil low in roservoir - Check and fill to proper level. Check sys-tem for leaks.
Oil ol wrong viscosity - See specification on proper oil. Use agood grade hydraulic oil or transmissjon fluid.
Reetriction in oyetom - Oil lines could be dirty or have innerwalls that are collapsing to cut off the oil supply. Clean or replacelin es.
Air Leaks in pump suction lino - Check hose clamps orplace hose.
Dirt in pump - Clean and repair pump. lf needed, drain andflush hydraulic system.
tsadly worn pump - Repair or replace pump. Check for prob-lems causing pump \^/ear such as misalignment of pump belt orcontaminated oil.
Oil leak in prossure linestive lines.
Tighten fittings or replace defec-
Hoses attached improporly - Attach properly and tighten se-curely.
Slipping purnp belt - Tighten belt, check alignmenr
SYSTEM RUNS WITH STOPS AND STARTS Air in system - Examine suction side of system for leaks. lvlakesure oil level rs correct. To get air out of system after oil level iscorrect and leaks frxed * use bucket and loader cylinders 5 to 6tinrcs to purge the system of air.
Cold oil * Viscosity of oil may be too high at start. Before oper-ating allow to warm up.
Compononts sticking or binding - Check for dirt or gummydeposits.
Pump Damaged - Check for broken or worn parts.
SYSTEM RUNS OR WORKS SLOWLY Cold oil - Allow to warm up before operating.
Oil viscosity too heavy - See specifications on proper oil.
Not enough engine spoed - Set at % throttle.
Low Oil Supply - Check reservoir and add oil if needed. Checksystem for leaks that could cause loss of oil.
Air in systam - Check suction side of the system for leaks.
Badly worn pump - Repair or replace pump. Check for prob-lems causing pump wear such as misalignment of belt or coiltam_inated oil.
Rostriction in suction line - Suction line could be dirty orhave inner walls that are collapsing to cut off oil supply, Clean orreplace suction iine.
Oil !eaks in pressure lines - fighten fittings or replace defec-tive lines.
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rlPROBLEM CSRRECTISI\I
OVERHEATING OF OIL IN SYSTEM Using incorrect oil - See specifrcations on proper oil
Low oil levol - Fill reservoir, Look for leaks,
Dirty oil - Drain and refill with clean oil.
Engine running too fast - Feduce throltle.
Restriction in purnp suction llne - Clean or replace.
Controls stuck in partially or full opon position - Free bothhandles so that they return to neutral.
FOAMING OF OIL !N SYSTEM Low oil level - Fill reservoir, Look for leaks.
Water in oil - Drain and replace oil.
Wrong kind of oil being usod - See specifications on properoil.
Air leak in line from roservoirto pump - Tighten or replacesuction line.
Kink in oil line - Replace oil line.
Worn seal around pump shaft - Clean sealing area and re-place seal. Check oil for contamination or pump belt for mis-alrgnment.
PUMP MAKES NOISE Low oil level - Fill reservoir. Check system for leaks.
Oil viscosity too high * Change to lighrer oil.
Suction line plugged or pinched - Clean or replace Iine be-tween reservoir and pump.
Sludge and dirt in pump - Take apart and check purrrp andlines. Clean hydraulic system.
Reservoir air vent plugged - Remove vent plug; flLrsh, andclean air vent.
Air in Oil - Tighten or replace suction line. Check system forleaks. Replace pump shaft seal.
Worn or scorsd pump bearings or shafts - Replace pump.
PUMP LEAKS OIL Damaged seal around drive shaft - Beplace pump. Troublemay be caused by contaminated oil, Check for misalignment ofdrive pulley and beit.
LOAD DROPS WITH CONTROL VALVEIN NEUTRAL POSITION.
Leaking or broken oil lines from control valves to cylinder- Check for leaks. Tighten or replace lines.
Oil leaking past cylinder packing or O-rings - Replace wornparts. lf wear is caused by contamination, clean hydraulic systemand determine the source of dirt.
Oil leaking past control valvo - Clean or replace valve. Wearmay be caused by contamination, Clean system and determinesource of dirt.
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PffiSffiLEM *&ffiffiEffiTFMRICONTROL VALVE STICKS OR WORKS HARD Valve body bolts too tight - See speci{ications on torquing
valve bolts.
Valve broken or scored internally -- Repair broken parts. Findsrrur'.c ti dirl that carlseo Saor.ng.
CONTEOL VALVE LEAK$ OIL Valve body bolts too loose - See torquing specif icaticns.
Worn or damaged O-rings - Feplace O-rings (especiaily be-t'ween valve halves). lt contanrination has caused O-rings to wear,c1e an systerr and look for source.
Broken valve parts - Beplace parts.
CYLINDER LEAKS OIL Damaged cylindor bowl - lieplace cyirnder - correct causeOl (l;rrId(Jtr.
Rod seal leaking * Repiace seal. lf contaminatron has causedscal to wear, look for source. Wear rnay be caused by external asv,/sll as internal contaminants. Check piston rod for scratches orr nr56 i.q r n'eT L
Loose parts * Tighten parts until leaking has stopped.
Piston rod damaged - Check rod for nrcks or scratches thatcou d cause seal darnage or allow oil leakage. Feplace defectivecvlin der
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The Model Nunrber will be found on a plate ettached to the rightside of the main frame. Always mention the Model hlumber in al!correspondence regarding the SEARS LOADER or when orderingrepair parts.
All parts listed herein may be ordered from any SEARS. ROEBUCKAND CO. retail or catalog store" When ordering parts by mail sell-ing prices wili be furnished on request or parts will be shipped atprevailing prices and you will be billed accordingty.
WFIEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAVS. GIVE THE FOLLOW-Itlc INFORMATION AS SHOWN IN THIS LIST:
1. PART NUMBER 3. PART DESCRIPTION2. MODELNUMBER 100.265161 4. NAMEOFITEM_-LOADER
When you buy merchandisefrom Sears you get an extrasomething that nobody elsecan offer. . . Sears Service.
lf the parts you need are notstocked locally, your orderwill be electronically trans-mitted to a Sears Repair FartsDistribution Center for "ex-pedited handling."
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