To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Gravely Lawn Mower hard starting or losing power?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower is hard to start or is losing power, it could be due to a faulty ignition or a faulty fuel system. In both cases, you should first check for a dirty air cleaner.
Why is my Gravely CONVERTIBLE 10 operating erratically?
Your Gravely Lawn Mower might be operating erratically due to: - A plugged vent in the gas cap. - Loose ignition connections. - A faulty choke control. - An improper fuel mixture. - Water in the fuel. - Air leaks in the manifold or carburetor connections. - A clogged fuel line. - A faulty fuel pump.
What to do if Gravely CONVERTIBLE 10 engine will not idle?
Your Gravely Lawn Mower engine may not idle because of: - Improper carburetor idling adjustment. - A clogged carburetor. - Spark plug gap set too close. - Leaking carburetor or manifold gaskets.
What to do if Gravely Lawn Mower is overheating?
Your Gravely Lawn Mower may be overheating due to several reasons: - Insufficient available cool air. - Dirty air intake screen, shroud, or cooling fins. - Improper fuel. - Fuel mixture too lean. - Improper ignition timing. - Engine overloaded. - Tight tappet clearance.
Why does my Gravely CONVERTIBLE 10 backfire?
Your Gravely Lawn Mower may be backfiring because the fuel mixture is too lean, the timing is improper, or a valve is sticking.
What to do if Gravely Lawn Mower has occasional skip at high speed?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower experiences an occasional skip at high speed, it could be due to: - A spark plug gap that is too wide. - Improper carburetor setting or lack of fuel. - The wrong type of spark plug. Use recommended spark plug. - Improper timing.
General| Brand | Gravely |
|---|---|
| Model | CONVERTIBLE 10 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Thoroughly familiarize yourself with controls and proper equipment use.
Inspect and clear the operating area of foreign objects before use.
Avoid changing engine governor settings to overspeed the engine.
Ensure all nuts, bolts, and screws are tight for safe operation and storage.
Details the two available tractor models: Convertible 10 (10 HP) and Convertible 12 (12 HP).
Locate and record tractor and engine serial/specification numbers for future reference.
Check transmission oil level daily and maintain at the full mark.
Check engine oil level daily and maintain at the full mark.
Clean or replace the air cleaner element when necessary for optimal performance.
Regularly check and maintain tire pressure at the specified 18 psi.
Check battery electrolyte level regularly and add distilled water as needed.
Clean the tractor regularly, focusing on the cooling system to prevent overheating.
Adjust clutch jam nuts on forward-reverse and high-low clutch rods for proper engagement.
Check, clean, or replace spark plug if tractor is hard-starting.
Periodically remove and clean the fuel strainer from the bottom of the fuel tank.
Factory set carburetor adjustments; instructions provided for resetting fuel needles and idle screw.
For the first hour, operate the tractor under a light to moderate load.
Check oil and fuel levels, and ensure all controls are in neutral before starting.
Start the engine by engaging the starter after setting choke and throttle.
Engine RPM is governor-controlled; best performance is at full throttle.
The lever on the left handle controls high and low gear selection.
Details the Swiftamatic-8 Transmission, an all-gear drive with 4 forward/reverse speeds.
Describes the instant forward/reverse control via a planetary clutch for immediate operation.
Engage PTO attachments by placing High-Low control in neutral and reducing engine speed.
Details engine specifications including horsepower, bore, stroke, and oil requirements.
Covers electrical system components: battery, starter type, and spark plug details.
Provides specifications for the fuel system: tank capacity, filter, grade, air cleaner, and pump.
Specifies transmission type, oil capacity, forward/reverse speeds, and lubrication recommendations.
Lists general data: tire size, pressure, dimensions, clearance, and weights.
Recommends engine oils (single and multiple viscosity) based on ambient air temperature.
Specifies the recommended transmission oil type (API GL-6) and grade (SAE 90).
Daily check of engine and transmission oil levels, fill to full mark.
Perform engine oil changes at least every 25 hours of operation.
Clean the air cleaner as required, following decal instructions.
Regularly check and maintain the battery's liquid level.
Regularly check and maintain tire pressure at 18 P.S.I.
Apply general purpose grease to fittings occasionally, at least once per season.
