Ordering Replacement Parts

To order replacement parts, please supply: the part number, the quantity, and the description of each part desired.

Understanding Reference Numbers

Each identified part in an illustration has a reference number. The reference number for a part also appears in the parts list, along with other information about the part.

This catalog uses two special reference number formats, one to indicate parts in a service assembly and another to indicate the quantity of a given part in an illustration.

Service Assembly Reference Numbers

Parts in service assemblies have reference numbers in the form a:b. The a represents the reference number of the entire service assembly and the b represents a sequential number unique to each part within the service assembly.

For example, a wheel assembly might be identified by reference number 6, the tire by 6:1, the valve by 6:2, and the wheel by 6:3. When you order the assembly identified by reference number 6, you receive all parts identified by reference numbers 6:1, 6:2, and 6:3. However, you may also order any part individually.

Reference numbers of this type appear in illustrations and in part lists.

Reference Numbers Indicating Quantity

In an illustration, if a reference number indicates more than one part, the reference number has the form nX y. The n represents the quantity of the part, the X is the multiplication symbol, and the y represents the reference number.

For example, in an illustration, the reference number

2X 37 means that two of the parts identified by reference number 37 are indicated.

10:4

1010:3

10:2

10:1

9

22

9:5

17

9:4

13

9:1

12

16

9:2

19

3326??597

8

3

11

23

Sheet No.:2

24

Right Hand Deck Assembly

22 23:3 22:2 22:1

Sheet No.:3

*Not illustrated

*Not illustrated