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General| Brand | Dixon |
|---|---|
| Model | 44/968999538, 44/968999547, 44/968999611, 42/968999689, 42/968999713, 36/968999539, 36/968999609 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Defines terms like left/right and forward/backward in relation to machine's driving direction.
Advises checking traffic regulations and using approved fastening equipment for transport.
Warns against towing the machine or towing trailers to avoid damage and injury.
Specifies machine use for mowing grass on lawns and even ground, requiring judgment and safety.
Highlights Dixon's specialized retail stores for service and support, emphasizing retailer inspection.
Symbol indicating a risk of personal injury or death if instructions are neglected.
Symbol indicating a risk of material damage from misuse or misassembly.
Instructions for safe operation, including reading manual, keeping clear of moving parts, and adult supervision.
Highlights risks of amputation and thrown objects from the cutting machine.
Covers operating in daylight, avoiding alcohol/drugs, watching for traffic, and proper loading/unloading.
Addresses older operators and the need to evaluate ability to operate safely.
Warns about hazardous chemicals in engine exhaust, including carbon monoxide.
Lists essential personal protective equipment like glasses, gloves, ear protection, and footwear.
Details procedures for mowing on slopes, including direction, speed, and terrain.
Prohibits driving on slopes over 10 degrees or across any slopes.
Emphasizes keeping children away from operating mower and supervising them.
Prohibits carrying passengers on the machine.
Covers safe practices for handling gasoline, including ignition sources and static electricity.
Warns that engine and exhaust systems get hot and pose burn risk.
Covers safe practices during maintenance, like stopping engine, using tools, and checking safety devices.
Mandates wearing protective glasses for maintenance work.
Warns against high engine speeds and hazards of battery acid and explosive gases.
Stresses proper bolt tightness and integrity of safety equipment.
Warns about risks of sparking during battery work and how to avoid them.
Covers safe handling of sharp blades and regular parking brake checks.
Advises reducing fire risk by cleaning debris and avoiding spraying water on engine/electrical parts.
Details safe practices for loading, securing, and transporting the machine on vehicles.
Warns about high-pressure hydraulic oil penetrating skin, causing serious injury.
Stresses that the parking brake alone is insufficient for transport security.
Explains ROPS is an accessory, not for lifting/towing, and must be replaced if damaged.
Warns ROPS capabilities are impaired if damaged or altered, requiring replacement.
Notes engine requires spark arrester for unimproved lands and its maintenance.
Explains how motion control levers adjust speed and direction, including zero turns.
Warns that the machine can turn very rapidly if one control moves much further than the other.
Advises checking tire pressure for straight tracking and contacting dealer if issues persist.
Describes how to adjust the seat lengthways for operator comfort.
Explains how to engage bypass linkages for pushing or towing the mower.
Specifies limits for pulling the tractor and when to trailer it.
States tank capacity and recommended unleaded gasoline type, prohibiting methanol fuel.
Warns about gasoline's flammability and the need for outdoor fueling.
Advises against overfilling fuel tank and handling spills near open flames.
Reiterates burn risk from hot engine and exhaust systems.
Discusses issues with alcohol-blended fuels and recommendations for storage.
Explains the ignition key's function for starting and stopping the engine.
Advises against running the starter for more than five seconds at a time.
Describes the choke's function for cold starts and options for its operation.
Explains how throttle control regulates engine speed and blade rotation.
Recommends using full throttle when mowing for performance and battery charging.
Details how to engage and disengage the mower deck blades using the switch.
Explains the circuit breaker's role in protecting the electrical system and how to reset it.
Describes the parking brake's location, function, and limitations.
Emphasizes setting the parking brake before dismounting and releasing it before moving.
Explains how the lift lever pedal controls deck height and the adjustment range.
Advises using the high position for transport.
Highlights the importance of equal tire pressure for even cutting height.
Suggests familiarizing with controls on a hard surface before operating on turf.
Warns that control levers return to neutral in reverse, possibly stopping the mower.
Explains how control levers affect forward, backward, and turning movements.
Explains how to perform a zero turn by alternating lever positions.
Lists checks like reading safety instructions, daily maintenance, fuel level, and seat adjustment.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for starting the engine.
Instructs to move steering controls outward to the locked neutral position.
Details setting throttle to middle position and using choke for cold starts.
Instructs to turn the ignition key to the start position.
Advises releasing ignition key to run position immediately after engine starts.
Reiterates starter usage limits.
Instructs on setting engine speed with throttle and warming up the engine.
Repeats warning about hazardous engine exhaust.
Warns about battery hazards and notes the 12-volt negative grounded system.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting jumper cables for emergency starting.
Instructs to release the parking brake by moving the lever downward.
Covers moving steering controls to neutral and selecting cutting height.
Advises ensuring no one is near when engaging the blade switch.
Details how to engage the mower deck by pulling the blade switch.
Explains how steering controls provide variable speed and direction.
Refers to Safety Instructions for slope operation, advising slow speed and avoiding stops.
Reiterates prohibition on driving on slopes over 10 degrees or across slopes.
Describes how to restart movement after stopping on a hill.
Warns that control levers returning to neutral can cause sudden stops.
Advises flagging objects and starting with a high cutting height, adjusting as needed.
Warns to clear lawn of objects that can be thrown by blades.
Suggests high engine speed and low rider speed for best cutting results.
Recommends frequent mowing for a finer lawn and better clipping distribution.
Explains why mowing wet lawns results in poorer quality.
Instructs to hose the mower deck underside after each use.
Advises idling the engine before stopping and avoiding prolonged idling.
Instructs to disengage the mower deck by depressing the blade switch.
Details raising deck, activating parking brake, and setting throttle to minimum.
Warns that leaving the ignition switch on will discharge the battery.
Lists conditions required before making adjustments: engine stopped, key removed, brake activated.
Explains how to engage bypass linkages for pushing or pulling the mower.
Lists daily checks: parking brake, engine oil, safety system, leakages, cooling air intake, deck, hardware.
Lists weekly checks: under mower deck, unusual sounds, damage, engine cleaning, belts, tire pressure, battery.
Details maintenance tasks at 25, 50, 100, 200, and 300-hour intervals.
Lists critical safety steps before performing any service or adjustment.
Covers keeping battery clean, bolts tight, and periodic charging.
Provides steps for cleaning battery terminals to prevent power loss.
Details the procedure for safely removing and installing a new battery.
Warns about battery hazards like shorting terminals, sparks, and positive terminal connection first.
Explains how to remove, check, clean, gap, and install the spark plug.
Warns about fitting wrong plug, improper tightening, and thread damage.
Describes how to test safety interlocks for starting and operator presence.
Advises checking and cleaning the engine's cooling air intake to prevent overheating.
Explains how to adjust the throttle cable for proper engine response.
Details how to adjust the choke cable for easier starting and to prevent black smoke.
Covers removing, cleaning the pre-filter, and replacing the paper filter.
Reiterates burn risk from hot engine and exhaust systems.
Prohibits using compressed air or oil on the paper air filter.
Provides steps for replacing the line-mounted fuel filter.
Explains how to check and clean the fuel pump's air filter.
States the correct tire pressure for all four tires.
Covers visual checks and static test for the parking brake functionality.
Warns that faulty brake adjustment can cause accidents.
Details inspection of the deck belt for damage and how to adjust belt tension.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove the deck belt.
Step-by-step guide on how to install the deck belt, including routing and tensioning.
Instructions for replacing the pump belt, including removal and installation.
Caution to avoid damaging EZT fan blades during belt work.
Emphasizes importance of sharp, undamaged blades and professional sharpening.
Warns about sharp blades and the need for protective gloves or cloths.
Details how to replace a blade, including torque specifications.
Notes special heat-treated blade bolt and not to use lower-grade hardware.
Lists critical safety steps before performing any mower deck service or adjustment.
Advises checking tire pressure before adjusting the mower deck.
Reiterates the sharpness of blades and the need for protection.
Explains how to adjust the deck for level side-to-side measurements.
Details how to adjust the deck for proper front-to-back pitch for optimal cutting.
Describes checking caster wheels for free rotation and adjusting caster bolt.
Warns against using tire liners or foam fill material.
Advises daily inspection for loose or missing hardware.
Recommends regular cleaning, especially under the deck, and using compressed air.
Advises using protective glasses when cleaning.
Provides steps to adjust rear tire pressure to correct tracking issues.
Warns not to exceed maximum recommended tire pressure.
Explains how to adjust anti-scalp rollers for proper deck height and terrain.
Warns against using anti-scalp rollers as gauge wheels.
Details the procedure for purging air from the hydrostatic system.
Provides a schedule for lubrication tasks based on time intervals (daily, weekly, hours).
Offers general tips for lubrication, including using proper grease and oil, and avoiding belts.
Explains how to lubricate cables and what to do if a cable binds.
Details lubricating the front wheel mounts with grease.
Describes lubricating the front wheel bearings.
Explains how to lubricate the deck spindle.
Advises minimal lubrication and avoiding contact with belts.
Details lubricating the deck outer spindle.
Provides instructions for changing the engine oil at specified intervals.
Warns that engine oil can be very hot when drained.
Emphasizes proper disposal of used engine oil.
Explains how to check the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the oil filter.
Lists potential causes for the engine failing to start.
Lists potential causes for the starter not engaging the engine.
Lists potential causes for the engine running roughly.
Lists potential causes for the engine lacking power.
Lists potential causes for the engine overheating.
Lists potential causes for the battery not receiving a charge.
Lists potential causes for the machine's movement issues.
Lists potential causes for the mower deck not engaging.
Lists potential causes for oil leaks from the transaxle.
Lists potential causes for uneven mowing results.
Lists potential causes for the machine vibrating.
Provides steps for preparing the machine for storage, including cleaning and fuel system treatment.
Warns against storing engines with fuel indoors due to fire/explosion risk.
Advises specifying model, year, and serial number when ordering parts.
Recommends an annual service check-up by an authorized workshop.
Lists optional attachments and torque specifications for fasteners.
Emphasizes using original parts and avoiding modifications to the unit.
Details engine and transmission specifications for various ZTR models.
Lists equipment, productivity, and overall dimensions for different ZTR models.
Details engine and transmission specifications for ZTR 36/968999609 & ZTR 44/968999611.
Lists equipment, productivity, and dimensions for ZTR 36/968999609 & ZTR 44/968999611.
Details engine and transmission specifications for ZTR 42 models.
Lists equipment, productivity, and dimensions for ZTR 42 models.
Details engine and transmission specifications for ZTR 44/968999547.
Lists equipment, productivity, and dimensions for ZTR 44/968999611.
Explains compliance labels on the engine and compartment stating machine fulfills requirements.
Lists checks performed during delivery service, including battery, tire pressure, controls, and safety switches.
Specifies changing the engine oil after the first 5-8 hours of operation.
Lists maintenance tasks for the 25-hour service interval.
Lists maintenance tasks for the 50-hour service interval, including repeating 25-hour service.
Lists maintenance tasks for the 100-hour service interval, including previous services.
Lists maintenance tasks for the 300-hour service, including engine cleaning and valve clearance check.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed at least once each year.
