What to do if the recoil won't pull out on my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower?
If the recoil on your DR Lawn Mower won't pull out or is difficult to pull, first check that the blade lever is in the disengaged position. If it still won't pull, try to turn the engine pulley by hand with the spark plug wire off. If it turns, the recoil is broken or jammed.
How to fix a belt that frays on my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower?
If the belt on your DR Lawn Mower frays or rolls over the pulley, check the belt for wear and hard spots. If a pulley groove is nicked, file off any nicks. If the belt is stretched, replace it.
Why is my DR Lawn Mower hard to get into reverse?
If you find it difficult to shift your DR Lawn Mower into reverse, lightly pull the clutch lever as you pull the shift lever into reverse, then quickly release the clutch lever.
Why won't my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower engine start?
Several factors could be preventing your DR Lawn Mower engine from starting. Ensure you have adequate, fresh fuel and that the fuel valve is turned on. Check the fuel filter to ensure it's clear. Inspect the throttle adjustment and travel. Confirm the blade engagement lever is disengaged. Also, check the spark plug and wire connections, especially the ground connection. If your engine is a Tecumseh or Kawasaki, inspect the 10 amp fuse on the wiring harness and replace it if necessary.
What to do if my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER engine skips, pops, misses, or shakes?
If your DR Lawn Mower engine is skipping, popping, missing, or shaking, check the spark plug and replace it if needed. Clean or replace the air filter if necessary. Also, check the vent holes in the fuel cap and clean them if they are clogged. Replace the gas with fresh, unleaded fuel.
What to do if my DR Lawn Mower wheels are slipping?
If the wheels of your DR Lawn Mower are slipping, try engaging the wheel differential. Also, check the tire pressure; each tire should have 14 psi.
Why does the belt on my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower fray or roll over the pulley?
If the belt on your DR Lawn Mower frays or rolls over the pulley, check the belt for wear and hard spots. Also, inspect the pulley groove for any nicks and file them off. If the belt is stretched, replace it.
Why does my DR Lawn Mower engine smoke?
If your DR Lawn Mower engine smokes, check the oil level and adjust as needed. You may be operating the machine on too great an incline. Also, ensure you are using the correct oil for the temperature; refer to your Engine Manufacturer's Owner’s Manual for detailed information.
Why is my DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower engine losing power or not running smoothly?
If your DR Lawn Mower engine lacks power or isn't running smoothly, ensure you're using fresh, clean unleaded gas; if it's old, replace it. Also, check the air filter and replace it if it's dirty, following the procedure in the engine manufacturer’s owner’s manual.
What causes the belt to fray on a DR All-Terrain FIELD and BRUSH MOWER Lawn Mower?
If the belt on your DR Lawn Mower frays or rolls over the pulley, a pulley groove may be nicked. Check the belt for wear and hard spots, and file off any nicks on the pulley. Also, the belt may be stretched, in which case you should replace it.
General| Horsepower | 14.5 HP |
|---|---|
| Starting System | Electric Start |
| Drive | Self-Propelled |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Warranty | 2 years residential, 90 days commercial |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Engine Type | OHV |
| Deck Material | Steel |
Explains the organization of the manual and provides contact information for Country Home Products, Inc.
Read instructions and manuals, inspect the work area for objects before mowing.
Familiarize with safety cautions and replace damaged labels immediately.
Wear safety glasses, proper footwear, long pants, and avoid loose clothing or jewelry.
Keep bystanders away, clear debris, disengage blade before starting, keep hands/feet clear.
Exercise caution on slopes, mow across slopes, avoid steep or wet slopes.
Keep children away from the mowing area and be alert for their presence.
Handle gasoline with care; it is flammable and vapors are explosive.
California/other states require spark arresters on internal combustion engines.
Company reserves the right to change products; manual descriptions may be optional.
Identifies and explains the location of all major controls on the mower.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the mower from its packaging.
Detailed instructions on how to attach the brush deck to the power unit.
Connects the negative battery wire for electric-starting models.
Instructions for adding the correct type and amount of oil and gasoline.
Specifies the correct tire pressure for optimal operation and safety.
Perform tests on the Operator Presence Control System before each use.
Test to ensure the clutch engages and disengages properly and does not 'creep'.
Check oil and gas levels, and open the fuel shut-off valve.
Steps for starting the engine using the electric starter.
Steps for starting the engine using the manual recoil starter.
Instructions for shifting gears and engaging the wheel drive for movement.
How to engage the mower blade using the control levers.
Procedure for disengaging the mower blade.
Steps to safely shut down the mower engine.
Guidance on how to approach and deal with obstacles during mowing.
Exercise caution on slopes; do not mow on slopes over 20 degrees.
Steps to take if the mower becomes stuck on stumps or debris.
Techniques for cutting woody material and small saplings.
Safety precautions and techniques for moving the mower in reverse.
Tips for maintaining footing and using slower speeds in wet conditions.
Information on potential carburetor icing and preventative measures.
Lists maintenance procedures and recommended service intervals for the mower.
Recommendations for extending battery life and performance for electric start models.
Instructions on how to properly recharge the mower's battery.
Details which parts need lubrication and how often, including cables.
Instructions for lubricating the belt idler arm grease fitting and drive chain.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the blade belt and drive belt.
Procedure for safely removing and installing the mower blade.
Instructions on how to adjust the wheel clutch tension for proper operation.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the drive chain.
Procedure to adjust the blade engagement cable for proper function.
Steps to safely remove wheels from the mower.
How to adjust the parking brake for proper holding power.
States that the transmission is maintenance-free and requires no additional lubrication.
Procedure for removing and changing the mower deck.
Instructions for preparing the mower for storage, especially for winter.
Lists common problems and their possible causes and solutions.
Lists all part numbers and descriptions for the handlebar assembly.
Lists and describes various safety labels found on the machine.
Provides a visual diagram of the handlebar assembly with part callouts.
Lists all part numbers and descriptions for the power unit assembly.
Provides a visual diagram of the power unit assembly with part callouts.
Lists all part numbers and descriptions for the brush deck assembly.
Provides a visual diagram of the brush deck assembly with part callouts.
Lists all part numbers and descriptions for the differential/axle assembly.
Provides a visual diagram of the differential/axle assembly with part callouts.
Details the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.
Details the warranty coverage, limitations, and responsibilities for the product.
Provides contact information for technical support and warranty inquiries.
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