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General| Cutting Width | 48 inches |
|---|---|
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Fuel Capacity | 3.5 gallons |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Cutting Height | 1.5 - 4.5 inches |
Defines terms like left/right, forward/backward relative to the machine's driving direction.
Advises checking regulations and securing the machine for transport.
Provides caution and guidelines for towing equipment with the machine.
Details correct usage, safety, and manufacturer's directions for operation.
Explains Dixon's specialized retail service and customer support.
Locates and explains the machine's manufacturing identification plate details.
Explains various warning, operational, and safety symbols found on the machine.
Details specific safety-related symbols and their warnings for user protection.
General guidelines for safe operation, handling, and awareness of hazards.
Details necessary protective gear for safe operation and handling.
Provides critical safety advice for operating the machine on inclines and slopes.
Emphasizes safety precautions to prevent accidents involving children near the machine.
Outlines procedures for safely handling flammable fuel, including storage and refueling.
Covers safety aspects related to machine maintenance, including battery handling.
Details safety measures for loading, unloading, and transporting the machine securely.
Identifies the location of various controls on the operator panel and machine.
Explains the function and operation of steering and speed control levers.
Details how to adjust the operator's seat for comfort and control positioning.
Describes engaging/disengaging transmission for manual pushing or pulling.
Provides information on fuel tank capacity, type, and safe fueling practices.
Explains the function of the key switch for starting, running, and stopping the engine.
Details the use of the choke for cold engine starts to ensure proper fuel mixture.
Describes how to adjust engine speed and blade rotation.
Explains how to engage and disengage mower deck blades.
Details operation, importance, and safety checks for the parking brake.
Explains how to set the desired mowing height for the deck.
Locates and identifies the machine's fuses for electrical system protection.
Explains the location and function of the fuel shut-off valve.
Guides new users on operating zero-turn mowers safely and effectively.
Explains how to control the machine's direction and movement using control levers.
Lists essential checks and conditions required before starting the engine.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely starting the engine.
Addresses weak battery issues and provides jump-starting procedures.
Details how to operate the machine safely after starting the engine.
Covers safe operating practices and limitations when maneuvering on sloped terrain.
Offers advice for achieving optimal mowing results and machine performance.
Explains the correct procedure for safely shutting down the engine.
Describes moving the machine when the engine is off, including bypass linkage use.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals for machine upkeep.
Covers cleaning, checking, and replacing the battery for optimal performance.
Details maintenance for the spark plug and ignition system, including gap adjustment.
Emphasizes checking and cleaning the engine's air intake for proper cooling.
Explains how to clean and replace air filters for different engine types.
Provides instructions for replacing the fuel filter to ensure proper fuel flow.
Specifies correct tire pressure for all four tires for stable operation.
Covers visual checks and adjustment of the parking brake for safety.
Details removal and installation of the deck belt for mower operation.
Advises on sharpening, replacing, and handling mower blades for effective cutting.
Explains how to level the mower deck for consistent cutting height.
Recommends regular cleaning of the machine, especially under the deck, to prolong life.
Provides a schedule for lubrication points based on time intervals and usage.
Details lubricating the front wheel mounts and bearings for smooth steering.
Covers lubrication of the deck spindles for proper rotation.
Explains checking engine oil levels, filter replacement, and oil type.
Provides step-by-step instructions for draining and refilling engine oil.
Lists common causes and solutions for engine not starting or turning over.
Addresses issues like rough running, weakness, and vibration with potential causes.
Covers engine overheating and battery not charging problems and their remedies.
Details troubleshooting for slow movement, deck engagement, oil leaks, and related problems.
Discusses causes for uneven mowing results and how to correct them.
Guides on preparing the machine for long-term storage to prevent damage.
Suggests annual check-ups and using genuine parts for optimal performance.
Illustrates the machine's electrical system wiring and component connections.
Lists torque values for various fasteners and hardware for proper assembly.
Details engine manufacturer, type, power, and transmission characteristics.
Provides key data on cutting width, height, blades, weight, and dimensions.
Explains labels and their importance for meeting US federal and state regulations.
Mentions the inclusion of the Declaration of Conformity in the literature packet.
Outlines the warranty coverage, duration, and conditions for residential use.
Lists items, conditions, and parts not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Details initial checks and setup performed upon machine delivery to the customer.
Specifies the first engine oil change and checks required after initial use.
Outlines routine maintenance tasks recommended for every 25 hours of operation.
Details maintenance tasks recommended for every 50 hours of operation.
Lists maintenance tasks recommended for every 100 hours of operation.
Describes comprehensive maintenance and checks for 300 hours of operation.
Lists maintenance tasks recommended at least once each year for overall upkeep.
