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RC Mowers 52XP User Manual

RC Mowers 52XP
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
REMOTE-OPERATED SLOPE MOWERS
Revision B - 8/20
Printed in the USA
All rights reserved.
© 2020 RC Mowers
MODELS
52XP / 60XP / 72XP
RCMOWERSUSA.COM

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RC Mowers 52XP Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRC Mowers
Model52XP
CategoryLawn Mower
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Welcome

Product Registration

Register your mower with the serial number to ensure satisfaction and receive updates.

Introduction to the Manual

Read and understand all provided manuals, safety instructions, and unit controls.

Safety

Practices and Laws

Practice safe working precautions and follow applicable local rules and laws.

Emission Control System

Details on emission controls and components, and regulations for tampering.

Required Operator Training

Read manuals, decals, and safety video; understand controls and safe use.

Safety Decals

Safety Decal Image Definitions

Safety Rules

Personal Protection

Before Operating

Ensure unit is in safe working condition, check parking brake, and inspect for damage.

Slope Operation

Fuel

Towing/Transporting

Accessories

Use recommended attachments appropriate for your machine and application.

Batteries

Do not jump start the mower; check battery condition and charge properly.

Assembly

Controls and Features

Transmitter Unit (Remote Control)

A radio frequency control system for wirelessly operating the equipment.

Emergency Stop Switch

Controls power to the mower; engine will not start with switch in down position.

Ignition Key

Controls power to the engine; cannot be removed when in the On position.

Fuel Tank Selection Valve

Controls fuel flow from left or right tank, or stops all fuel flow.

Operator Indicators and Controls

Includes warning lights, deck lift, height-of-cut, transport lock, and brake controls.

Remote Control System

System consists of radio transmitter, receiver, actuators, and inclinometer.

Before Operation

Operation

Set Cutting Height

Adjust the deck lift handle and adjustment pin for desired cutting height.

Open Fuel Valve

Turn the valve to the left or right tank, or to the off position.

Emergency Stopping

Steps to stop the mower in an emergency, including pushing E-Stop and engaging brake.

Start the Engine

Procedure to start the engine, including disengaging brake and turning on remote.

Operating the Mower

Move joystick slowly, engage PTO, and adjust speed; keep throttle at fast position.

Operation Procedures

Stop the Engine

Ensure PTO is disengaged, reduce throttle, turn off remote, and wait for engine stop.

Move Unit Manually

Bypass transaxles to move the unit with the engine off.

Transport Unit

Engage transport lock, move to vehicle, secure frame, and turn off fuel.

Release Transport Lock

Pull deck lift handle forward and lift release lever to disengage lock.

Mowing Techniques

Diagonal Mowing

Mow on a 45-degree angle for best embankment control and turning.

Horizontal Mowing

Mow side-to-side across an area, moving back and forth.

Vertical Mowing

Mow straight up and down the slope, turning at top or bottom.

Maintenance

Service Position

Park on a flat surface, stop engine, engage brake, and prepare for service.

Hour / Maintenance Meter

Measures engine runtime, displays service alerts, and recommended intervals.

Maintenance Schedule

Service Parts

Contact RC Mowers to purchase common service parts for your unit.

Check Hydraulic System

Check Hydraulic Oil Level

Check oil level in expansion tanks; it should reach the cold fill indicator mark.

Add Hydraulic Oil

Fill expansion tanks with 15W-50 synthetic oil until oil reaches the cold fill indicator mark.

Change Hydraulic Oil and Filter

Warm oil, stop engine, drain oil, replace filter, and refill with new oil.

Check Mower Blades

Remove Blades

Disconnect spark plug wires, remove hardware, and then remove blades.

Sharpen Blades

File or grind metal from each cutting edge; check blade balance after sharpening.

Check Mower Battery

Remove Battery

Disconnect cables, remove hold-down bracket, and then remove the battery.

Clean Battery

Clean terminals and battery cable ends with a wire brush and coat with grease.

Install Battery

Install battery, secure bracket, reconnect cables, and place boot over terminal.

Service and Adjustments

Charge Battery

Check battery voltage; charge if less than 11.5V using an automatic charger.

Lubricate Unit

Apply oil to pivot points and pump grease into grease fittings.

Electrical Service

Replace fuses with correct amperage rating; determine cause of failure.

Replace Fuse

Replace defective fuse with one of the same amperage rating.

Replace Mower Belts

Remove PTO Belt

Engage brake, stop engine, remove key, and remove PTO belt.

Belt Replacement Procedures

Remove Mower Drive Belt

Release spring tension and remove the mower drive belt.

Install Mower Drive Belt

Install belt around pulleys and reinstall idler spring hook for tension.

Install PTO Belt

Install PTO belt around clutch sheave and pulleys, then align with idlers.

Replace Transaxle Drive Belt

Adjust Anti-Scalp Wheels

Adjust anti-scalp wheels for different cutting heights; set all to same height.

Remove / Install Mower Deck

Remove Deck

Disconnect PTO belt, engage transport lock, support deck, and lower.

Install Deck

Position deck under unit, connect arms and lift links, secure with hardware.

Level and Pitch Mower Deck

Check Blade Level and Pitch

Measure blade distance to ground to check deck level and pitch.

Deck Adjustment Procedures

Level Mower Deck

Loosen jam nuts and turn adjustment bolts to level the deck sides.

Adjust Blade Pitch

Adjust bolts to set front of blades lower than rear for optimal cut quality.

Adjust Clutch

Reverse Clutch Brake Plates

Remove hardware, reverse brake plates, and secure to clutch bracket.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting the Remote Control

Accessories

RC Compliance

Device complies with FCC, Industry Canada, and European Union regulations.

Industry Canada Statements

Complies with license-exempt RSS standards; operation subject to two conditions.

OEM Responsibilities to Comply with FCC and Industry Canada Regulations

OEM integrator responsible for testing end product for compliance requirements.

Specifications

Limited Warranty

Commercial Use

Warranty duration for commercial use, rented, or leased products.

Exclusions and Limitations

Details warranty term exclusions and limitations for components and wear.

Disclaimer

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