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General| Engine Type | Briggs & Stratton |
|---|---|
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Drive System | Hydrostatic |
| Cutting Width | 36 inches |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton |
| Fuel Capacity | 3 gallons |
| Cutting Height | 1.5 - 4.5 inches |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 3 gallons |
| Warranty | 3-year limited |
Guidelines to prevent children from accessing the mower area or operating the machine.
Precautions and techniques for safely operating the mower on slopes.
Emphasizes operator training, fuel handling, and area preparation for safe use.
Detailed safety guidelines for storing, handling, and refueling gasoline.
Key safety rules for operating the mower, including controls and movement.
Ensures blades are off and traction levers are latched before starting.
Safety rules to follow during maintenance, including battery and component handling.
Safety guidelines related to engine adjustments, blade handling, and testing.
Manual's purpose and recommendation to follow safety instructions.
Identification of controls, components, and operation of the machine.
Key warnings about serious injury or death from improper operation.
Pre-operation checks, starting, operating, and stopping the mower safely.
Visual guides to controls like blade switch, traction levers, and key switch.
Specific danger and caution labels regarding moving parts and hot components.
Details on engine speed control, keyswitch, and operator's presence control.
Identification and function of blade clutch and traction controls.
Warnings regarding the Operator's Presence Control and Neutral Latch.
Essential checks before starting, including hydraulic and engine oil.
Procedure for testing the electrical safety interlock system.
Safety warnings regarding fuel container use and indoor refueling.
Instructions for safely stopping the mower, including engaging neutral latch.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine.
Warning about transport speed, zero-turn capability, and initial training.
Instructions for controlling forward and reverse movement speed.
Guidance on operating the mower deck and blades.
Specific instructions for mowing and turning on sloped terrain.
Procedure for adjusting handlebars for operator comfort.
Methods for adjusting the cutting height on fixed decks.
Procedures for adjusting caster wheels and blades for cutting height.
How to attach the mower deck for different cutting heights.
Procedure for adjusting cutting height on adjustable deck attachments.
Troubleshooting for engines that fail to start, start hard, run erratically, or lose power.
Troubleshooting for poor idling, overheating, and engine shutdown.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive machine vibration.
Details on lubricating various components and checking fluid levels.
Information on engine oil changes and air filter servicing.
Checking mower deck, belts, tires, and blades for wear and proper function.
Schedule of maintenance tasks and list of common replacement parts.
Procedure for adjusting the air gap on the electric blade clutch.
General servicing, pump/motor replacement, and belt removal.
Steps for installing the hydraulic pump belt.
Procedure for changing the machine's speed control ranges.
Procedure for adjusting the traction control neutral setting.
Procedures for removing and installing cutter deck belts for various deck sizes.
Steps for removing and installing spindle-to-spindle belts on larger decks.
Checking, replacing, and sharpening mower blades.
Procedure for removing, cleaning, and sharpening mower blades.
Procedure for replacing bearings in field serviceable mower spindles.
Warning about battery terminals and proper cable connection.
Steps for safely removing and installing the battery.
Procedures for servicing and testing battery condition.
Warning about electrolyte hazards, corrosiveness, and handling precautions.
Steps for preparing a new battery for installation.
Details on implied warranties, limitations, and exclusions.
Warning that non-genuine parts can affect safety and void warranty.
Instruction to fill out and mail the product registration card.
Instruction to keep registration information for personal records.
Illustration showing how dirt damages engines and how maintenance protects them.
Explains the importance of air for the engine and air filter maintenance.
Warns that poor air cleaner service voids engine warranties.
Warns about dirt in fuel and using clean fuel containers and fresh fuel.
Emphasizes proper engine lubrication and checking oil levels.
A comprehensive pre-start checklist for engine and machine readiness.
California warning about lead in battery components.
California warning about engine exhaust and vehicle components.
