To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if DEK Lawn Mower engine is overheating?
If your DEK Lawn Mower engine is overheating, you can try the following: replace the fuel filter and flush the tank, clean or replace the air filter, add engine oil, replace the spark plug, mow slower and wait for the grass to dry out, or sharpen the cutting blades.
Why DEK Lawn Mower engine will not start?
If your DEK Lawn Mower engine won't start, try the following: Turn the key to the ON position, add gasoline, prime the engine or shake the bubble out, turn the valve ON, turn the choke ON, add engine oil, push the lever to the OFF position, tighten wires or connections, clean or replace the plug, clean or replace the air filter, drain and replace the gasoline, replace the fuel filter, recharge or replace the battery.
Why DEK Brush Beast 36BB Lawn Mower engine will not keep running/quits?
If your DEK Lawn Mower engine won't keep running, you can try the following: drain and replace the fuel, turn the fuel valve ON, replace the fuel filter, clean or replace the air filter, and add engine oil.
What to do if DEK Brush Beast 36BB Lawn Mower grass not cut smoothly or cleanly?
If your DEK Lawn Mower isn't cutting grass smoothly, try these steps: sharpen the blades, slow down while cutting, let the grass dry to stand up, replace blades in sets, add air pressure to low tires, set the deck at equal heights, install blades correctly, and clean out any debris.
How to move DEK Lawn Mower when the engine is off?
To move your DEK Lawn Mower when the engine is off, pull the left and right bypass pins and set them in the slots in the chassis.
What to do if DEK Brush Beast 36BB Lawn Mower will not move forward or reverse?
If your DEK Lawn Mower won't move forward or in reverse, make sure to release the brake on the control panel and ensure the bypass pins are retracted.
General| Engine Type | Briggs & Stratton OHV |
|---|---|
| Cutting Width | 36 inches |
| Drive Type | Self-propelled |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Deck Material | Steel |
Outlines EPA and California regulations for engine emission control systems.
Informs users about the location and importance of safety labels on the mower.
Stresses the owner's duty to ensure proper instruction and supervision for mower operators.
Details pre-operation checks required for safe and reliable mower performance.
Lists essential safety rules for operating the brush mower, including slope handling and bystander safety.
Warns about the hazard of moving belts and pulleys and not operating with shields removed.
Emphasizes replacing damaged guards before each use to prevent serious injury or death.
Alerts users to exposed belts and fans, requiring the engine to be stopped before access.
A direct warning to keep hands and feet away from moving parts of the mower.
Advises to keep people, animals, and property clear of the debris discharge area.
Warns that moving blades can cause serious injury or death and to approach only when stopped.
Identifies and explains the various controls found on the mower's control panel.
Provides a visual guide to identify key components of the brush mower.
Details the procedure for assembling and mounting the front assist wheels.
Guides the user through attaching the handle bars and connecting control rods to the chassis.
Explains how to route and connect the wire harness for the mower's electrical system.
Instructs on connecting the throttle and choke cables to the engine.
Details how to securely connect the fuel tank and fuel line, including safety precautions.
Guides the user through setting up the mower's brake system for proper function.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting the mower's engine.
Explains how to control the mower's movement using the hydrostatic drive levers.
Describes how to put the mower into free-wheel mode for physical movement.
Details how to adjust the hydrostatic system if the mower creeps in neutral.
Explains the correct procedure for engaging the blades and mowing brush.
Outlines the steps for removing the blade carrier and spindle for service.
Covers fuel shut-off recommendations and safety precautions for fuel handling.
Provides guidance on checking and changing the engine oil according to the manual.
Details how to inspect, sharpen, and maintain the mower blades for optimal performance.
Explains how to adjust the tension of the belt connecting the engine to the blade pulley.
Guides on adjusting the tension of the belt for the hydrostatic drive system.
Describes methods for adjusting the sensitivity of the mower's safety interlock switches.
Covers occasional retensioning of the multi-v belt for the hydrostatic drive system.
Identifies the four primary lubrication points on the Brush Beast mower.
Specifies lubricating the idler pulley brackets on the mower deck every 50 hours.
Details lubricating the two locations for blade activation rod supports.
Notes the lubrication requirement for the hydraulic drive system idler puller support.
Outlines the conditions and requirements necessary to qualify for the product warranty.
Explains what GXi Outdoor Power will repair or replace under warranty.
Details the procedure for taking the product to an authorized service location for warranty work.
Lists specific conditions and damages that are not covered by the product warranty.
States GXi's disclaimer regarding loss of time, use, or other consequential damages.
