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Grasshopper 600 Series - Lubrication and Maintenance; Capaacitles; Tire Air Pressure Oo; Hydrostatic Transmission 2.0.00

Grasshopper 600 Series
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LUBRICATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
A
CAUTION
Always
wear
safety
glasses
and
ear
protection
when
performing
any
maintenance
function
that
could cause
injury
to
eyes
or
ears.
Read
all
safety
information
on
pages
6
through
9.
A
WARNING
Lower
attachment
to
ground,
shut
off
tractor
engine,
remove
key
and
wire
to
spark
plug
before
performing
any
maintenance.
LUBRICATION
Do
not
let
excess
grease
collect
on
or
around
parts,
particularly
when
operating
in
sandy
areas.
The
chart
gives
the
frequency
of
lubrication
in
operating
hours
based
on
normal
operating
condi-
tions.
Severe
or
unusual
conditions
may
require
more
frequent
lubrication.
Use
an
SAE
multipurpose
type
grease
for
all
lo-
cations
shown.
Clean
fitting
thoroughly
before
using
grease
gun.
For
hydrostatic
transmissions
use
Grasshopper
Fluid
(Grasshopper
part
no.
345050
for
1
quart
[.94
1]
container).
Lubricate
Every
Lubricate
Every
8
Hours
of
Usage
80
Hours
of
Usage
Rear
Wheel
Bearings
Clutch
Power
Shaft
(one
fitting)
(two
fittings)
Drive
Shaft
(onc
fitting)
16
CAPACITIES
Fuel
Tank
oo...
ee
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4.3
US.
gal.
(16.31)
Transmission
System
...........
3.5
quarts
(3.3
1)
TIRE
AIR
PRESSURE
Drive
Tires
......cccccceeeeesseerseeteeneees
8
psi
(55
kPa)
Rear
Tires
.......
12
to
15
psi
(83
to
103
kPa)
HYDROSTATIC
TRANSMISSION
Fluid
Change
500
hours
Filter
Change
..0..0..0ccccceesccecseeseeeeerees
500
hours
CRANKCASE
OIL
AND
AIR
FILTER
Refer
to
the
“Engine
Manual”
for
the
time
table
for
changing
or
service.
COOLING
SYSTEM
Inspect
the
engine
cooling
fins
periodically
for
buildup
of
grass
and
debris.
Buildup
on
the
cool-
ing
fins
will
cause
the
engine
to
overheat.
Removal
of
engine
cowling
may
be
required
to
clean
the
fins,
especially
if
cleaned
infrequently.
A
CAUTION
Do
not
use
high
pressure
water
or
steam
to
clean
the
engine
or
drive
compartment.
Water
and
cleaning
detergent
may
damage
electrical
components
and
terminals,
possibly
leading
to
component
and
safety
circuit
failure.
Use
a
vacuum
cleaner
or
air
blower
to
remove
foreign
material
from
the
engine
and
drive
com-
partment.
Rev.
05-03

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