Gravely Pro-Turn 260 User Manual

Owner/Operator Manual
Manuel du Propriétaire/Utilisateur
Pro-Turn
200 Series
04791300A • 11/14
Printed in USA
ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
E10
The use of any gasoline exceeding 10% ethanol (E10) or
10% MTBE will void the product warranty.
L’utilisation d’une essence contenant plus de 10%
d’éthanol (E10) ou de 10% de MTBE annulent la garantie.
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992252 – Pro-Turn 260
(SN 040000 +)
992253 – Pro-Turn 252
(SN 040000 +)
992254 – Pro-Turn 260
(SN 040000 +)
992255 – Pro-Turn 272
(SN 040000 +)
992256 – Pro-Turn 252 EFI
(SN 040000 +)
992257 – Pro-Turn 260 EFI
(SN 040000 +)
992259 – Pro-Turn 252 EFI
CARB
(SN 040000 +)
992260 – Pro-Turn 260 EFI
CARB
(SN 040000 +)
992261 – Pro-Turn 252 EFI
(SN 040000 +)
992262 – Pro-Turn 260 EFI
(SN 040000 +)
992263 – Pro-Turn 252
EFI CARB
(SN 040000 +)
992264 – Pro-Turn 260
EFI CARB
(SN 040000 +)
Models

Gravely Pro-Turn 260 Specifications

General

Engine Manufacturer	Kawasaki
Engine Model	FX850V
Horsepower	27 HP
Cutting Width	60 inches
Transmission	Hydro-Gear ZT-5400
Transmission Type	Hydrostatic
Transmission Manufacturer	Hydro-Gear
Reverse Speed	6 mph
Deck Type	Fabricated
Turning Radius	Zero-turn
Engine Type	V-Twin, 4-Cycle
Spindle Material	Aluminum
Seat Type	High Back
Deck Material	7-gauge steel

Summary

Pro-Turn 200 Series Owner/Operator Manual

Core Safety Principles

Signal Words and Safety Alert Symbols

General Safety Instructions

Follow safety rules to prevent loss of control, injury, or death. Be alert to children.

Safety Decal Identification and Meaning

Danger and Warning Decals

Explains DANGER and WARNING decals, including amputation hazards and general warnings.

Amputation Hazard Precautions

Keep hands away from rotating parts, belts, and moving machinery.

Hazard Descriptions and Precautions

Discharge Hazard

Tipping Hazard

Bystander Hazard

Specific Safety Warnings and Hazards

Danger: Discharge and Amputation Hazards

Specific warnings about discharge and amputation hazards.

Hot Surfaces and Rotating Parts

Avoid touching hot surfaces and stay clear of rotating parts to prevent injury.

Rollover Protection and General Safety

Machine Rollover Warnings

Warnings about operating on slopes and ROPS usage.

General Danger and Caution

Warnings about rotating parts, fueling, and general caution.

Operator Safety and Personal Protection

Operator Age and Experience

Child Safety

Keep children away from the mowing area and never carry them.

Personal Protective Equipment

Safe Operation and Environmental Practices

Operating Environment Safety

Safe Mowing Procedures

Follow safe mowing practices, avoid slippery surfaces, and operate in daylight.

Slope Operation and Fuel Safety

Slope Operation Handling

Handle slopes carefully, avoid sudden movements, and be prepared for emergencies.

Fuel Handling Safety

Handle gasoline with care, avoid spills, use approved containers, and check ethanol content.

Battery, ROPS, and Storage Safety Precautions

Rollover Protection System (ROPS)

Inspect ROPS and seat belt; use seat belt with ROPS upright.

Unit Assembly Instructions

Unit Unpacking and Preparation

Safety Interlock System Check

Post-Assembly Checks

Deck Level and Control Functionality

Check deck level and ensure all controls function properly for safe operation.

Controls and Features Identification

Identification of Key Components

Identifies and labels major controls and features of the unit.

Operation and Safety Interlock System

Safety Interlock System Testing

Test the safety interlock system before each operation to ensure proper function.

ROPS and Steering System Operation

Rollover Protection Structure (ROPS) Operation

Instructions for lowering and raising the ROPS center bar for clearance.

Parking Brake Interlock System

Explains how the parking brake interlocks with steering levers and seat.

Key Control Operations

Ignition Switch and Choke Control

Throttle and Transaxle Bypass

Power Take Off (PTO) and Mower Lift Pedal

Engaging PTO and operating the mower lift pedal for cutting height.

Operating Procedures and Emergency Stops

Emergency Stopping Procedures

Actions to take when stopping the unit in an emergency situation.

Mowing Operation

Instructions for operating the unit for mowing, including speed and PTO engagement.

Performance Tips and Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Schedule Overview

Recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency for unit longevity.

Service Procedures and Adjustments

Engine Oil and Hydraulic Fluid Service

Checking Engine Oil Level

Changing Engine Oil

Hydraulic System Maintenance and Purging

Checking Hydraulic Fluid Level

Changing Hydraulic Fluid and Filter

Steps for changing hydraulic fluid and filter at specified intervals.

Mower Blade Service and Sharpening

Mower Blade Removal and Replacement

Instructions for removing, replacing, and installing mower blades.

Sharpening Mower Blades

Blade Sharpening and Battery Service

Mower Blade Sharpening Guidelines

Steering and Transaxle Neutral Adjustment

Adjusting Transaxle Neutral

Steering Lever Alignment and Adjustment

Additional Steering Lever Adjustments

Adjusting Forward Position and Lever Height

Unit Tracking and Parking Brake Adjustment

Adjusting Unit to Track Straight

Adjusting the Parking Brake

Belt Maintenance and Replacement Procedures

PTO Belt Access and Tensioning

Replacing Mower Belts

Detailed steps for replacing PTO and mower drive belts.

Hydro Pump Belt and Deck Roller Adjustments

Replacing the Hydro Pump Belt

Mower Deck Leveling and Blade Pitch

Checking Blade Level and Pitch

How to check and adjust blade side-to-side level and front-to-back pitch.

Adjusting Blade Height

Troubleshooting Common Engine and Operation Issues

Engine Starting Problems

Diagnosing and correcting issues with engine crank and start.

Operation and Drive Issues

Troubleshooting problems with PTO engagement, engine running, and unit drive.

Commercial Equipment Limited Warranty

Warranty Details and Customer Responsibilities

Warranty Exceptions and Limitations