Why won't my Hayter Harrier 41 engine start?
If the engine of your Hayter Lawn Mower won't start, it could be because the engine is under load. Try raising the height of cut. Other possible solutions are: drain the tank and fill it with the correct fuel, connect the spark plug lead, operate the engine brake lever, clean and adjust the gap or replace, charge the battery, or check the wiring.
What to do if Hayter Lawn Mower engine will not turn over?
If the engine of your Hayter Lawn Mower will not turn over, operate the engine stop lever, check the oil level, remove any obstruction, and charge the battery.
What to do if my Hayter Lawn Mower engine runs then stops?
If your Hayter Lawn Mower engine runs for a while and then stops, it might be experiencing fuel starvation. Try filling the fuel tank and cleaning the fuel cap vent.
Why is my Hayter Lawn Mower engine running rough?
If your Hayter Lawn Mower engine is running rough, try these steps: connect the spark plug lead, clean and adjust the gap or replace it, service the air cleaner, and drain the tank and fill it with the correct fuel.
What to do if my Hayter Harrier 41 Lawn Mower has poor grass collection?
If your Hayter Lawn Mower isn't collecting grass well, try these solutions: clean the grassbag, remove any blockage, mow in dryer conditions, and empty the grassbag.
What to do if the cutterblade drive will not engage on my Hayter Harrier 41 Lawn Mower?
If the cutterblade drive on your Hayter Lawn Mower won't engage, make sure the engine stop lever is fully forward. Push it fully forward to engage.
What to do if my Hayter Harrier 41 discharge chute blocks?
If the discharge chute of your Hayter Lawn Mower keeps blocking, try the following: mow dry grass, increase the cut height, empty the grassbag, and clean the grassbag.
Why is my Hayter Harrier 41 hard to push?
If your Hayter Lawn Mower is hard to push, it might be because the cut height is too low. Try increasing the cut height. Also, inspect the mower and replace any parts as necessary.
Why does my Hayter Harrier 41 engine smoke?
If your Hayter Lawn Mower engine is emitting smoke, check the oil level and service the air cleaner.
What to do if my Hayter Harrier 41 cutterblade vibrates excessively?
If the cutterblade on your Hayter Lawn Mower vibrates excessively, it could be due to a loose mounting bolt. Try tightening the bolts. You can also balance the cutterblade. If problems persist, consult your dealer.
General| Brand | Hayter |
|---|---|
| Model | Harrier 41 series |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Covers safety alerts, user training, responsibility, and general warnings.
Details on footwear, area inspection, fuel handling, and cutterblade check before use.
Guidelines for safe operation, including starting, slopes, and wet grass.
Explains the meaning and function of various mower control symbols.
Verifying delivery contents and preparing the mower for use, including oil and fuel.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the handlebar and assembling the grassbag.
How to use controls, start the engine, and operate forward/reverse drive.
Techniques for turning, stopping, and safe operation on slopes.
Adjusting cutting height and using the grassbag or mowing without collection.
Thoroughly inspecting the mowing area before starting operations.
Advice for heavy growth, friction disc, and mowing on non-grassed areas.
Outlines service tasks for 5-hour, daily, 25, 50, and 100-hour intervals.
Diagram identifying key engine parts.
Covers oil service, air cleaner, spark plug, and engine cleaning.
Clutch cable, securing bolts, cutterblade removal, assembly, sharpening, and balancing.
Procedures for storing the mower, battery charging, and disposal.
Provides a month-by-month guide for lawn maintenance tasks.
Tips for creating a striped effect on the lawn.
Addresses issues like engine not starting, smoking, rough running, and vibration.
Solutions for drive problems, poor collection, uneven cut, and blockages.
Details the warranty coverage, duration, and conditions for private use.
Covers friction disc warranty, commercial use, and exclusions.
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