To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower engine runs rough?
If the engine of your Gravely Lawn Mower runs rough, the choke control knob might be in the 'on' position. If so, move the knob to the 'off' position. Additionally, a plugged air filter cartridge could be the cause, so clean or replace it. If neither of these solutions resolves the issue, the engine itself may be faulty, and you should contact your Gravely dealer.
What to do if my Gravely Lawn Mower does not drive?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower does not drive, one potential cause is that the transaxles are bypassed. If this is the case, engage the levers. It's also possible that the transaxle drive belt is faulty, or that the transaxles themselves are faulty, which would require contacting your Gravely dealer.
What to do if my Gravely Lawn Mower won't drive?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower does not drive, make sure that the transaxles are engaged by their levers. If the levers are engaged, but the unit still doesn't drive, the transaxle drive belt may be faulty, or the transaxles themselves may be faulty, in which case you should contact your Gravely dealer.
How to fix a Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 that does not drive straight?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower does not drive straight, it could be due to incorrect tire pressure, so check the tire pressure. Also, the steering levers may need adjustment.
Why is my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower's cutting quality so poor?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower exhibits poor cutting quality, several factors could be responsible. First, the mower blades might not be level, or the mower deck pitch could be incorrect. It's also possible that the mower blades are dull or faulty, requiring sharpening or replacement. Another factor could be mowing speed is too fast, so try driving slower when cutting grass. Also, belt tension or condition might be poor, requiring replacement of mower belts. Finally, the cutting height might be too low, so avoid setting the height of cut too low, and for very tall grass, mow twice.
What to do if the PTO malfunctions on my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52?
If the PTO malfunctions on your Gravely Lawn Mower, it could be due to a few reasons. The operator presence switch might not be engaged; make sure to activate it by sitting on the operator seat. It's also possible that the operator presence switch itself is faulty. Another cause could be a faulty PTO belt, which would need replacement. In some cases, the PTO switch, wiring, connectors, or clutch might be faulty, which would require contacting your Gravely dealer.
What to do if blades do not stop within 5 seconds on Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower?
If the blades on your Gravely Lawn Mower do not stop within 5 seconds, it indicates that the clutch brake plates are worn. Try reversing the clutch brake plates. If they have already been reversed, replace the clutch.
Why does my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower engine overheat?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower is overheating, it might be due to a low engine oil level, so add engine oil. Another potential cause is plugged cooling fins, so clean the engine. If the problem persists, the engine itself may be faulty, and you should contact your Gravely dealer.
Why is the cutting quality poor on my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower exhibits poor cutting quality, several factors could be responsible. Ensure the mower blades are level and the mower deck pitch is correct. Dull or faulty mower blades can also cause this issue, so sharpen or replace them. If you're mowing too fast, try slowing down. Poor belt tension or condition can also affect cutting quality, so replace the mower belts if needed. Avoid setting the cutting height too low; for very tall grass, consider mowing twice.
Why doesn't my Gravely Pro-Turn Z 52 Lawn Mower drive straight?
If your Gravely Lawn Mower does not drive straight, it could be due to incorrect tire pressure, so check the tire pressure. Another possible cause is that the steering levers need adjustment.
Follow safety rules, practices, and laws for safe operation and to prevent injury.
Read manual, understand controls, seek training, and heed all warnings for safe use.
Warning about discharge hazards and proper use of discharge chute.
Warning regarding amputation hazards from rotating parts and deck.
Instructions on avoiding tipping and loss of traction on slopes.
Safety instructions related to fueling the unit and avoiding smoking.
Warnings for Rollover Protection Structure and keeping clear of rotating parts.
Guidelines for safe operation, including operator responsibility and environmental considerations.
Steps for preparing the unit and checking safety features before operation.
Precautions for operating on slopes, uneven terrain, and near hazards.
Proper use, inspection, and maintenance of the Rollover Protection Structure.
Visual guide to controls for different model series.
Diagram showing major controls like ignition, throttle, and PTO.
Steps to immediately stop the unit in an emergency situation.
Essential checks before starting the engine, including fuel, oil, and safety interlocks.
Procedures for positioning the ROPS and starting the engine with choke and throttle.
How to operate the steering levers for movement and best mowing results.
Procedures for stopping the engine and moving the unit manually.
Common problems and solutions for the engine not starting or running rough.
Troubleshooting issues related to the unit not driving or PTO malfunctions.
Follow safety rules, practices, and laws for safe operation and to prevent injury.
Read manual, understand controls, seek training, and heed all warnings for safe use.
Warning about discharge hazards and proper use of discharge chute.
Warning regarding amputation hazards from rotating parts and deck.
Instructions on avoiding tipping and loss of traction on slopes.
Safety instructions related to fueling the unit and avoiding smoking.
Warnings for Rollover Protection Structure and keeping clear of rotating parts.
Guidelines for safe operation, including operator responsibility and environmental considerations.
Steps for preparing the unit and checking safety features before operation.
Precautions for operating on slopes, uneven terrain, and near hazards.
Proper use, inspection, and maintenance of the Rollover Protection Structure.
Visual guide to controls for different model series.
Diagram showing major controls like ignition, throttle, and PTO.
Steps to immediately stop the unit in an emergency situation.
Essential checks before starting the engine, including fuel, oil, and safety interlocks.
Procedures for positioning the ROPS and starting the engine with choke and throttle.
How to operate the steering levers for movement and best mowing results.
Procedures for stopping the engine and moving the unit manually.
Common problems and solutions for the engine not starting or running rough.
Troubleshooting issues related to the unit not driving or PTO malfunctions.
General| Cutting Width | 52 inches |
|---|---|
| Engine Manufacturer | Kawasaki |
| Engine Displacement | 726 cc |
| Deck Type | Fabricated |
| Turning Radius | Zero-turn |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Height Adjustment | Foot Operated |
