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General| Brand | Rally |
|---|---|
| Model | REB15538 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
Read, understand, and follow all instructions on the machine and in the manual before starting.
Slopes are a major factor related to loss of control and tip-over accidents. Operation on all slopes requires extra caution.
Tragic accidents can occur if the operator is not alert to the presence of children. Children are often attracted to the machine.
Tow only with a machine that has a hitch designed for towing. Follow manufacturer's recommendations for weight limits.
Keep all nuts and bolts tight. Never tamper with safety devices. Keep machine free of debris.
Details gasoline capacity, oil type, oil capacity, spark plug, ground speed, charging system, battery, and blade torque.
Read and observe safety rules. Follow regular maintenance schedule. Follow instructions in manual.
Lists all parts included with the tractor that require assembly, such as steering wheel, seat, and keys.
Lists the necessary tools for assembling the tractor, including wrenches and a utility knife.
Instructions on how to safely remove the tractor from its shipping carton and skid.
Step-by-step guide on attaching the steering wheel, extension shaft, and boot to the tractor.
Procedure for securely installing the tractor seat, ensuring proper adjustment for operator comfort.
Guidance on checking the battery, charging if necessary, and connecting cables properly.
Instructions for safely rolling the tractor off its skid and performing essential pre-operation checks.
Explanation of various symbols and safety alert definitions used on the tractor and in the manual.
Used to engage the mower blades or other attachments mounted to the tractor.
Used to raise, lower, and adjust the mower deck or other attachments.
Used for declutching, braking the tractor, and starting the engine.
Selects the speed and direction of the tractor.
Used for starting and stopping the engine.
Locks the clutch/brake pedal into the brake position.
Allows operation of mower deck or other powered attachment while in reverse.
Used for starting and controlling engine speed.
Ensures the tractor's parking brake is properly set to prevent accidental movement.
Guidance on operating the engine at full speed for optimal performance.
Instructions on controlling tractor movement using the gearshift lever and clutch/brake pedal.
Procedures for safely stopping the tractor's ground drive, engine, and mower blades.
Steps to adjust the mower deck to the desired cutting height for optimal grass cutting.
How to engage and operate the mower blades using the attachment clutch control.
Procedure for disengaging the mower blades when not in use.
Using the ROS to allow mowing in reverse, with important safety precautions.
Safety guidelines and procedures for operating the tractor on slopes, including maximum angle.
Instructions for safely transporting the tractor on a truck or trailer, including speed limits.
Guidelines for safely towing equipment, including weight limits and slope considerations.
Essential checks to perform before starting the engine, including engine oil level.
Proper procedures for adding unleaded gasoline, including fuel type and quantity recommendations.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the engine, including warm and cold weather procedures.
Advice for achieving the best mowing performance, including deck leveling and grass conditions.
A comprehensive schedule outlining required maintenance tasks based on usage hours and time intervals.
Key advice for maintaining the tractor's warranty and ensuring optimal performance through regular upkeep.
Essential checks to perform before operating the tractor to ensure safety and proper function.
Diagram and guide for lubricating various points on the tractor, including zerks and pivot points.
Procedure to check and adjust the tractor's braking system for safe stopping distance.
Guidelines for maintaining proper tire pressure and protecting tires from damage.
Ensuring the operator presence and reverse operation safety systems are functioning correctly.
Instructions for maintaining sharp blades and safely removing them for sharpening or replacement.
Procedures for maintaining the battery, including cleaning terminals and periodic charging.
Inspect V-belts for wear and ensure transaxle cooling is not restricted by debris.
Guidance on selecting the correct engine oil and performing oil changes based on operating conditions.
Procedures for cleaning the air filter, inspecting the muffler, and replacing spark plugs for optimal engine performance.
Instructions for replacing the fuel filter to prevent fuel flow obstructions to the carburetor.
Recommendations for cleaning the tractor, including protecting painted surfaces and avoiding high-pressure washing.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the mower deck from the tractor for service or replacement.
Procedure for correctly installing the mower deck back onto the tractor, ensuring proper belt routing.
Detailed steps for adjusting the mower deck for side-to-side and front-to-back levelness for optimal cutting.
Instructions for removing and installing the mower blade drive belt, including belt removal and installation steps.
Procedure to verify the brake system's effectiveness by testing stopping distance and wheel lock-up.
Steps for removing and installing the tractor's motion drive belt, ensuring correct routing.
Procedure to ensure the transaxle is in neutral when the gear shift lever is in the neutral position.
Instructions for adjusting the steering wheel alignment if the crossbars are not horizontal.
Note that front wheel toe-in and camber are not adjustable and require contacting a service center if damaged.
Steps for removing a wheel for tire repair or other service, including handling of axle keys.
Procedure for safely starting the tractor with a weak battery using jumper cables from another vehicle.
Instructions for safely removing and installing a new battery, including correct cable connection order.
Ensuring wiring integrity for interlocks and relays to prevent poor operation or starting issues.
Procedure for replacing the 20 amp fuse located behind the dash.
Steps for removing and reinstalling the tractor's hood and grill assembly.
Information that throttle control cable is factory preset and refers to engine manual for adjustment.
Note that the carburetor is not adjustable and requires service center attention for problems.
Steps for preparing the tractor for long-term storage, including cleaning and lubrication.
Proper methods for storing the battery to prevent corrosion and maintain charge during off-season.
Procedures for draining fuel, protecting the engine cylinder, and preparing the fuel system for storage.
Common causes and corrections for the engine failing to start, including fuel, spark, and wiring issues.
Troubleshooting steps for an engine that is difficult to start, focusing on air, fuel, and ignition system checks.
Diagnosing why the engine fails to crank, checking pedals, attachments, battery, and fuses.
Troubleshooting for an engine that clicks but doesn't start, focusing on battery and starter system components.
Identifying and resolving issues causing a loss of engine power, such as cutting load, filter blockage, or oil issues.
Causes and solutions for excessive vibration, including blade condition and loose parts.
Addressing issues leading to an uneven cut, such as deck leveling, blade condition, and debris buildup.
Troubleshooting for specific engine problems like backfiring or dying when shifting, and battery charging issues.
A guide for measuring hill slopes to ensure safe operation within the recommended 15-degree limit.
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