If google can't find it, it doesn't exist online. For something "pre Internet" like your owner's manual to make it online, it generally has to be something that was made in large numbers, relatively popular, and still in wide use today. Your tractor pretty much meets NONE of those criteria, so unless some nutty fanboy built a dedicated website for the tractor, you're probably not going to find it.
I did search Shandong Weifang tractors on google, and came up with the Shandong Weifang Luzhong Corporation, which is probably the same company. They claim to be one of the largest manufacturers of tractors in China, in business since 1998 (or 1996 according to some pages). They still make tractors, but they are now all LZ-something for models, and none of the "regular" tractors they offer are that small. Smallest now is 25HP. http://cn-luzhong.com/tractor%20details/lz254.html
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