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General| Cutting Width | 34 inches |
|---|---|
| Cutting Height | 1.5-4.5 inches |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Fuel Capacity | 3 gallons |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
Expresses gratitude for purchasing the machine and highlights its performance features.
Provides standard definitions and notes on product specification changes.
Advises checking road traffic regulations and using approved fastening equipment for transport.
Warns against towing the machine or trailers to prevent damage and injury.
Defines the intended use for mowing lawns and even ground, excluding other applications.
Details Dixon's commitment to service through authorized retail stores and advice on obtaining support.
Explains how to locate and use the machine's and engine's manufacturing and serial numbers.
Explains critical safety warning symbols and important information indicators used in the manual.
Illustrates and defines various symbols related to machine operation and basic functions.
Emphasizes reading and following all safety instructions for preventing serious injury or death.
Details safe general operating procedures, including adult operation and bystander safety.
Lists essential personal protective equipment required for safe operation and maintenance.
Provides critical safety guidelines for operating the machine on slopes to prevent tip-overs.
Outlines essential safety measures to prevent child-related accidents during operation.
Covers safety precautions during maintenance, including engine and exhaust system heat.
Details critical safety procedures for handling flammable gasoline to prevent fire and explosions.
Addresses safety during general maintenance, including avoiding enclosed spaces and tampering with safety devices.
Provides safety guidelines for loading, unloading, and transporting the machine.
Explains the function and safety requirements related to the Roll Over Protection System.
Outlines the owner's responsibilities regarding safe operation and maintenance of the machine.
Identifies the main components and operating instructions for the control panel.
Details how to use the steering controls for forward, backward, and turning movements.
Explains how to check and adjust tire pressure for proper machine tracking.
Describes how to adjust the operator's seat for comfort and proper positioning.
Explains how to engage and disengage the bypass linkages for manual movement.
Provides instructions and safety warnings for refueling the machine's fuel tank.
Explains the purpose and display of the hour meter for tracking operating time.
Details how to use the ignition switch to start and stop the engine.
Describes how to use the choke control for cold engine starts.
Explains how the throttle control regulates engine speed and blade rotation.
Details how to engage and disengage the mower deck blades.
Explains the function of the circuit breaker and how to reset it if tripped.
Describes how to activate and deactivate the parking brake for securing the machine.
Details the procedure for adjusting the mower deck's cutting height.
Suggests initial training steps for new users on a hard surface before mowing.
Explains how to control the machine's speed and direction using the control levers.
Details how to execute turns by adjusting the motion control levers.
Describes the technique for performing zero-radius turns using the control levers.
Lists essential checks and conditions that must be met before starting the engine.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the machine's engine.
Outlines the procedure for jump-starting the engine using jumper cables.
Explains how to release the parking brake, select cutting height, and engage the deck.
Details safe operating practices and warnings for mowing on inclines.
Offers advice for achieving optimal mowing results, including cutting height and speed.
Provides instructions for properly stopping the engine and securing the machine.
Explains how to engage bypass linkages to move the machine manually.
Presents a comprehensive schedule of daily, weekly, and interval-based maintenance tasks.
Covers cleaning, tightening, and periodic charging of the battery to extend its life.
Details the maintenance required for the spark plug, including inspection and gap adjustment.
Explains how to test the machine's safety systems to ensure proper functionality.
Instructs on checking and cleaning the engine's cooling air intake for optimal performance.
Describes how to check and adjust the throttle cable for correct engine response.
Provides instructions for adjusting the choke cable to address starting or smoke issues.
Details the procedure for cleaning and replacing the air filter for engine health.
Explains how to replace the line-mounted fuel filter to prevent clogging.
Instructs on regularly checking and cleaning the fuel pump's air filter.
Specifies the correct tire pressure for all four tires for optimal performance.
Covers visual inspection and functional testing of the parking brake.
Details inspection of V-belts for wear and how to adjust belt tension.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the mower deck belt.
Details the procedure for replacing the EZT (Transaxle) pump belt.
Emphasizes checking blades for sharpness and damage and when to replace them.
Guides on adjusting the mower deck for proper height and levelness for an even cut.
Explains how to adjust anti-scalp rollers to prevent deck damage and scalping.
Provides instructions for cleaning the engine oil cooler fins.
Details recommended procedures for cleaning and washing the mower deck and chassis.
Covers checking and adjusting caster wheel bolts for free rotation.
Recommends daily inspection for loose or missing hardware on the machine.
Presents a chart detailing lubrication points and intervals for various machine components.
Provides general advice on lubrication, including grease types and avoiding belt contamination.
Details methods for lubricating control cables to ensure smooth operation.
Instructs on lubricating front wheel mounts and bearings using a grease gun.
Explains how to lubricate the deck spindle zerks for smooth operation.
Details the lubrication process for the deck outer spindles.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing the engine oil.
Guides on how to correctly check the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Details the procedure for replacing the engine oil filter.
Explains the process for changing the transaxle oil filter.
Outlines procedures for purging air from the hydrostatic system for optimal efficiency.
Lists common causes and solutions when the engine fails to start.
Identifies potential causes for the starter motor not engaging the engine.
Provides reasons and fixes for the engine operating unevenly or with poor performance.
Addresses common problems like weak engine performance and overheating.
Lists causes and solutions for the engine overheating during operation.
Explains potential issues causing the battery not to charge properly.
Covers troubleshooting for slow, uneven, or no machine movement.
Addresses problems related to the mower deck not engaging properly.
Identifies causes for oil leaks from the transaxle system.
Troubleshoots problems related to uneven mowing results.
Lists potential causes for excessive vibration of the machine during operation.
Details the necessary steps to prepare the machine for long-term storage.
Advises on annual check-ups and using genuine parts for optimal performance.
Illustrates the wiring diagram for the front half of the machine's electrical system.
Provides wiring diagrams for the rear harness of different machine models.
Lists available accessories and provides general notes on product modifications.
Lists essential torque values for various fasteners and bolts on the machine.
Explains compliance labels and special state requirements, such as emission rules.
References vibration data and the Declaration of Conformity for European market standards.
Lists tasks to be performed during the initial delivery inspection and setup.
Details the initial engine oil change requirement after the first few hours of operation.
Outlines maintenance tasks required at the 25-hour service interval.
Details maintenance tasks required at the 50-hour service interval.
Outlines maintenance tasks required at the 100-hour service interval.
Details maintenance tasks required at the 300-hour service interval, including inspections.
Lists maintenance tasks to be performed at least once each year or based on hours.
