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Recommended  Lubricants   Laying the Machine Up for the Winter
     In  the  case  of  engines  which  will  be  out  of  service  for
 Lubrication  Points   Lubricant   some  time  or  are  laid  up  for  the  winder,  we  recommend
 In  warm  weather  pra­  that  when  changing  the  oil  (see  page.  33)  the  engine
 f   prietary oil  Grade SAE  20   should  be  flushed  out  but  should  not  be  refilled  with
 Engine" and gear box
 In  cold  weather  praprie­  oil.  Instead  pour  2-4  fluid  ounces  of  branded  anti­
 t  tary oil  Grode SAE  10   corrosive  oil  through  the  plug  hole  into  the  cold  cylinder
     . with  the  piston  at  TDC  and  the  valves  closed.  To
 Control   levers,  control   Proprietary  oil  Grade  ensure  that  this  anti-corrosive  oil  is  evenly  distributed
 cables, brake rods,  and   }
 SAE  30
 joints   over  the  cylinder  bore,  and  the  combustion  chamber
     turn  the  engine  over  with  the  kick  starter  several  time~
     making  certain  first  that  the  carburettor  is  empty  and
 speedometer   drive   on
     the  fuel  turned  off,  and  then  return  the  piston  to  TDC
 front  wheel,  front  and   when  the valves will  be  closed.
 rear wheel b~arings, bear­
 ings  for  chain  sproczket   The  engine  should  be  turned  over  every  four  to  five
 and  driving  wheel  with   weeks.  Do  not  replace  the  sparking  plug  and  oil  drain
 cush-driver  spindle  for   High  pressure  grease
     plugs  in  order  to  prevent  condensation  in  the  cylinder
 foot-brake  pedal,  rear­  and  crankcase.  These  openings  should  be  covered  with
 fork spindle, clutch-opera­  a  clean  cloth  or  a  fine  mesh  filter  gauze.  It  is  also
 ting   rod,   kick-starter
     advisable  to  attach  a  notice  to  remind  you  to  replace
 spindle,  twistgriPr  steer­
     the  oil  drain  plug  and  fill  with  engine  oil  before  using
 ing-head  bearings.
     the  machine.
 ..  Use  no  Graphite Additives in  the  Lubricating  Oil
 If  this  additive  is  present  in  too  large  a  quantity  it  will
 couse  the  oil  passages  in  the  crankshaft  to  beconi'e
 blocked,  so  that  the  oil  supply  to  the  big-end  bearing
 is  interrupted.  Serious  damage  to  the  engine  will  then
 be  inevitable.
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