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General| Cutting Width | 48 inches |
|---|---|
| Cutting Height | 1.5 - 4.5 inches |
| Blades | 3 |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Fuel Capacity | 3.5 gallons |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Deck Material | Steel |
Provides overview of manual terms, road transport, towing, and general operation.
Emphasizes dealer service, manual's importance for maintenance, and resale value.
Explains critical warning symbols indicating potential injury, death, or material damage.
Illustrates symbols for machine controls, functions, and indicators like Reverse, Neutral, Speed, and Fuel.
Details hazard symbols for sharp blades, battery acid, general danger, and specific operational safety icons.
Outlines essential safety rules for operation, bystander safety, and proper use of the machine.
Details necessary personal protective equipment like glasses, gloves, footwear, and hearing protection.
Provides crucial guidelines for operating the machine safely on slopes, including angle limits and techniques.
Emphasizes keeping children away from the machine and specific age recommendations for operators.
Provides critical instructions for safe refueling, storage, and handling of gasoline to prevent fire and explosion.
Details safety precautions for maintenance, including proper tools, safety devices, and handling of battery acid.
Warns about battery hazards like explosion and sparking, and advises on safe electrical handling.
Instructs on safe transport, towing, and the requirements for a spark arrestor.
Identifies the location of various controls on the machine, including steering levers, brake, and switches.
Details how to operate the steering control levers for forward, backward, turning, and zero-turn maneuvers.
Explains the function and operation of the parking brake and the throttle control for engine speed.
Describes how to engage and disengage the mower deck blades using the blade switch.
Details the use of the ignition switch for starting/stopping and the choke control for cold starts.
Explains how the hour meter tracks operating time and how to reset it.
Provides information on the fuel tank capacity and critical safety instructions for refueling.
Explains the function of the fuel shut off valve and how to adjust the mower deck cutting height.
Describes the use of bypass linkages for manually moving the machine and safety precautions.
Details how to adjust the seat and the location of the primary fuse.
Provides a step-by-step guide to adjust the steering controls for straight tracking.
Offers guidance for new operators on familiarizing themselves with the mower's unique maneuverability and controls.
Explains how to control direction and speed using steering levers, including turning and zero-turn actions.
Lists essential checks and conditions required before starting the engine, including safety systems.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting the mower's engine, including engaging the parking brake and disengaging blades.
Details the correct positions for steering controls, throttle, and choke before starting the engine.
Instructs on turning the ignition key, releasing it after starting, and warming up the engine.
Explains how to handle a weak battery and provides instructions for using jumper cables safely.
Guides the user on releasing the parking brake, moving controls, and engaging the mower deck.
Provides essential safety advice for operating the mower on slopes, including angle limits and maneuvering techniques.
Offers advice on mowing techniques, grass height, speed, and avoiding wet conditions for best results.
Details the procedure for safely stopping the engine, disengaging the deck, and securing the mower.
Explains how to engage bypass linkages to manually push or pull the mower.
Presents a comprehensive schedule of daily, weekly, monthly, and hourly maintenance tasks.
Lists maintenance tasks required at specific hour intervals (25, 50, 100, 300 hours) and annual checks.
Provides guidance on keeping the battery clean, charging it, and safely replacing it.
Explains how to verify the proper functioning of the mower's safety interlock system and parking brake.
Specifies correct tire pressure and guides on adjusting anti-scalp rollers for proper deck height.
Advises on checking V-belts for wear and inspecting the deck belt for proper routing and tension.
Details how to safely handle, replace, and sharpen mower blades, emphasizing professional service.
Provides instructions for leveling the mower deck to ensure an even cut, including blade alignment and adjustments.
Explains caster wheel checks and the importance of regular machine cleaning.
Presents a schedule for lubrication points and general advice on using grease and oil.
Details engine oil change steps and lubricating front wheel bearings and deck spindles.
Explains lubricating deck spindles and notes that the transmission is maintenance-free.
Lists common causes for the engine not starting, running rough, or seeming weak.
Addresses potential causes for engine overheating, battery not charging, slow movement, and deck engagement issues.
Provides detailed steps for preparing the machine for long-term storage, including fuel treatment and cleaning.
Displays the electrical wiring diagram of the mower, including key switch positions.
Lists torque values for various fasteners, including hex head cap screws and metric hardware.
Details technical specifications for the engine, transmission, frame, dimensions, and productivity.
Explains USA requirements, emissions rules, and the importance of conformity labels.
Outlines the required checks and actions for initial delivery service of the machine.
Lists maintenance tasks for the first 10 hours of operation and the 25-hour service interval.
Details the maintenance tasks required at the 50-hour and 100-hour service intervals.
Lists maintenance tasks for the 300-hour service and the recommended annual service.
