White Outdoor RB650 User Manual

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Figure 4
ATTACHING THE CLUTCH CABLE 
Attach the clutch cable to the handle as follows (be 
careful not to kink the cable).
Remove threaded eyebolt and nut from the end of 
the cable.
Route the clutch cable to the right side of the 
handle mounting brackets and underneath the 
handle.
Push the cable through the hole in the center of the 
handle and snap in the plastic fitting. See Figure 4.
Remove slot head screw, nut and two flat washers 
from the clutch bail.
Fasten the threaded eyebolt onto bail as shown in 
Figure 5. The parts go together from top to bottom 
as follows: Slot Head Screw, Flat Washer, Clip, 
Eyebolt, Flat Washer and 1/4” Nut.
Thread eyebolt and #10 nut, removed in step 1, into 
the internally threaded tube at the end of the cable. 
Thread engagement should be about 3/4”. Tighten 
nut against tube at end of cable. See Figure 5.
Figure 5
NOTE:  Do not overtighten clutch cable. Too much
tension may cause it to break.
WARNING: 
Be certain to check the
clutch cable adjustment as instructed on
this page before operating the tiller.
Secure clutch cable to handle using cable tie. Refer to 
Figure 7. Cut off excess end of cable tie.
ATTACHING THE CONTROL ROD
Remove hairpin clips from control rod, (rubber 
washers to remain on control rod).
Insert the shorter, (angled), end of the control rod 
through the indicator bracket on the shift cover and 
secure with hairpin clip that was removed in step 1. 
See Figure 6.
Insert the longer end of the control rod through the 
hole in the gear selector handle and secure with 
hairpin clip.See Figure 7. 
.
Figure 6
CHECKING THE CLUTCH ADJUSTMENT
IMPORTANT:
 Service the engine with oil and gasoline 
before checking this adjustment. Refer to the separate 
engine manual packed with your tiller for proper fuel 
and engine oil recommendations.
Position the tiller so the front counterweight is against a 
solid object, such as a wall. With the gear selection 
lever in NEUTRAL, start the engine. Refer to the 
separate engine manual.
Standing on the right side of the tiller, examine the belt 
(inside the belt cover). It should not be turning.
NOTE: Do not put fingers under the belt cover.
If the belt turns without bail engaged, adjust by 
unthreading the internally threaded tube at the end of 
the cable a few turns clockwise (when standing in 
operator’s position), and then retighten the nut against 
the tube.
Plastic Fitting
Internally Threaded
           
Tube
   
Slot Head Screw,
  Nut, Flat Washers
Slot Head Screw
Flat Washers
Threaded
Eyebolt
Internally
Threaded 
Tube
Clutch 
Bail
3/
4”
1/4”
Nut
#10
Nut
Indicator Bracket
Rubber
Washer
Control Rod
Hairpin
Clip
Idler
Pulley
Rod